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133 Queen Street
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B,ank of Commerce Building
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I Gifts to be admired for their quality and treasured for"
their worth. These arethe kind of gifts you will find at the good
quality men’s furnishings store. _
TIES, rare andbeautiful, sure to be appreciated, packed
in nice Christmas boxes with greeting cards, 75c to $1.50.
MUFFLERS, the better kind, in silk and brushed wool,"
with colored borders-$1.15 to $4.50.
' 'HOSIERY that would make any man smile. Silk and
nice fine wool. All colors and sizes, 60c to $1.50. -
_ SWEATERS in coat and the V-neck pull-over. All colors.
These Sweaters make a beautiful as well as a useful gift. $3.75
» GLOVES of good quality, but reasonable in price, are what
you will find at our store. Gloves make a nice gift for a gentle-
man and no doubt will be appreciated, 80c o $4.50.
Anoher nice and useful gift is a SHIRT. We 'have the ~
very best values, and no one in the city doubts our large assort-
We have the newest thing in Hlandkerchiefs. Silk with
colored -borders, and plain silk. Linen Handkerchiefs, plain and
with colored borders, and nice lawn handkerchiefs. 10c to $1.35.
You will feel better by giving some useful gifts for Christ-
mas. If you are undecided as to w-hat to give, com'e in to see us.
We will show you the goods with pleasure.
M¢LELLAN BROS. 
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DECEMBER
you. _Picked tea has adva
below cost. Cali and see
' Splendid Dress Goods $1.00
 Plaids for children and lad
Men’s Leather Mitts 75o to
Wool Puffs, $2.40 to 
‘ Xmas Gifts  ._
Toys 
‘ Boots  
This is the time when you need extra supplies, why not
shop early. and shop here. The bargains MUST please
 Blankets, per pair  
Dry Goods . . ~ - ~ 
Rubbers   10 1°
All packages Tea  .  50:: P" lg-
' Anderson’s Special Bulk Tea  _  45|: per if;
Crockery Ware   10% o.
Groceries  ‘I0 to 15% °ff
= All the goodies, oandiu. '"1"' il"aP°°» "wk d°t°°'
oranges, chocolates in boxes etc.
"Ws""l--*E'fEl
"W  *””"' ’°"“°~1 `~’”“f‘*  "se" --src    'reels of Hn. Trade '
  L. Andersolfs
FOR
YOUR XMAS SHOPPING
18TH TO 23RD
nccd 10cts per Ib. not my price
a special line of gifts and toys.
REAL SNAPS -
Black Wool Dress Goods $2.00 per yard, to clear at  50e
per yard, to clear at  35c
Superior quality, silk and blue serge, 54 inch $3.95 per yard
to clear at  $1.50
Blue Serge, 44 Inch. per yard  $100
ies dresses, per yard  364:
Unhleaehed Cotton, yard wide, almost .heavy as duck, per
ysrd ..........................................................................  14c
f White and eoitred Fianneiettes, good width, per yard  20e
$2.40
_ _  20% off
_ __  20% off
20% off
20% off
15% off
L. AN UERSON
si. 'Peter-'s, P. E. l.
 =
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_ _ Tired Tim knocked at the door of
11 Cbliuge. It was a chilly day and
% be was very hungry.
1' l The old lady who opened t-he door
was ll good sort. She asked him in-
THE
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-ounluo XMAS WEEK -»
.Stores in Keneiuklvn Will‘l§ID®¥ll
open until 8 p. m.. Doc_182I. ~
-THE CAPITOL £9! d'D0lpl'.
s..n.y_ cue. lsumlllel-use lol- 
oysters and dainty oats. BI..-»
...|'03_V0__Ul\ __DAD_s_ nice box
ot  cigars ore. mod smokilt
moe, _hl¢,_yal-Iety st dourlies yd.
Blnnmorlide. _ I-»
-HER CHOCOLATEB-ureehere
in beautiful ,boxes Moira, Neilson:
and Loilnells prices 501: to 35.00..
Select your package now st
Gofurliss, I._.td, Bummerslde. 31
-FOR H-ER-The ideal gift ts a
Kodak nothing could give more
llastlng pleasure than a. Kodak al-
ways a _reminder of pleasant mem-
ories. .Make it a Kodak. Price
|$10.00 .to $27.00 at Gourlies Ltd,
Summelrside. _ 3i _
-FOR THE LADY -A bottle of-
exquistte perfume or toilet water is
s beautiful sift always appreciated.
Sec our assor-tlnent of the wclrld's
best prices 25:: to $6.50 at Gourlies
-CHRISTMAS SUGGESTIONS
for him at Gourlie's, Ltd Safety
S S. ., at rea
sonoble prices. (foul-lle‘s Ltd., Surn-
er
Tnxls bovs and group lenders wos‘
held in the lSummerside Y M C A
on Thursday night, which was
greatly enjoyed by about forty
membc-rs and guests. ISpc-echesi
were given by the variousgroup,
leaders, Including \Rev George,
Morris, Rev G -'S Mitchell, Mr Chas"
Hensley, Captain Goodwin of the'
Salvation lArmy, I-I H -Simpson,
secretary und Robert A Gordon.
The pmgranl ol a Tuxis conclave
was carried out with John Nichol-
son as prnetor and Eric' Mod-
Dougall as scriptors and the even-
ing was rounded over with an en-`
joyable sing-song. _ 1
' Epidemic In Paris,
-PA-lus nec »l4- complaints'
gl to the kitchen and placed before
» _him a nicely cooked meal and nsk-'
`ed him why he did not go to work.
Father
W
t in the bathroom w.':sll"l:g
A PUZZLE
uarters from people who have,
een pricked with a needle while`
possibllllty of falling u victill' to
annolycd, ills ex- the unknown fiend or fiends. A mf' said 'the latter'
atch had Ilulell him Ten cases of priclting have been ' .I ' ay
wilat’s the matter reported 'today to _the police, ond.f€\§1|§,em;'£d m‘;§r;vf1:..°n our W
"Maybe it needs in some cases the mystery as to -.Twemydo,,a,_s_,_hen_.. exclaimed
th I it t . “Y ' or eck- -
no. daddy,” r-\.jet~i'..l four- fied by statements of sufferers that 182813;-é_guBITf'hgugh€);0x;f £:!,.:..r _ _
Henry. "Cause baby nnlllat the 'time they were pricked 1
how it is done has been intensi-
there was no one nearer than i'ivc
it all day yesicrd.xy.‘- and ten paces. One woman stand  h I R t
---r ~ ing near her door suddenly felt a   e  S '
sharp pain in her neck and, -ra‘ls»
----' ing her hand, fo-und half ll needle EMERALD SCHOOL i
*I hes your pardon. sir. but what stuck deep below the skin. 'rllere Honor Roll of lomrlllu st-hool
lout' name?" TUB ifilwf ’I>°l1’~9\Y was no one near her at the tilneitor the month of Nov.
the man Presenting “ and the only possible explanation Grade X,_.1_ .Edith Delglm; 2_
Ch€¢l\1€~ ol' the case which the police can Margo;-gl, Deiglhen- 3 Jennie Clark.;
l ."Name.” echoed the illdislmit find 'ls that the needle was blow.. o.-...re vm.-ll, Jllle.. vvl.-lie; 2.'
C\1Sl0m€l'. "d0D"f Y0\l"Se° my sig' with a small blow-pipe from a `con- V9;-mg, Moygo; 3, James 'McMahon
nature on_ the cheque? __ H elderable distance. _ G.-311.9 VU,-1_ Cy.-11 while; 2
\»w<' _rw
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I “°;vha“_*‘;”r‘;§§‘;‘_§ b;‘";",o§,,f,_f. Among the cases which owur- .loom McMahon. ol-...de vl.-1. w_l.{.-
red today -the most were to trnvel~
lers in the subway and on busses.
while-n fe-.v occurred. in shops.
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GRGGERIEB
Grsnulsted Bugsr ...Bi/ge
Kerosene Oli .‘ . . . . .
.[I27o
Molasses, extra quality 63e
Tea from 42.: to  ...Mio
Crum of Tsrtsr ......9o
Ben quality fislelnp.-1§°
Lard. . . . . . . . . .
.......22o
Currents .............1_4°_
Bulk Rslslns .........f6c
Confectionery, Orsngss.
Grapes, Apples, ,Nutmfw-.
all reduced.
Queen City Flour ...$3-40
Mlddllngs    -$1-5°
Remember, the Oslo starts
wssk.
creekerywsrs, Glseswsrs. |-*MPI l'\\'| T°¥'f *"5 * ”'°° "”° °'
Xmss Gifts. In fset, everything in the store st s bsrgsln.
 
alla. ...ll~.».“~..ll._ -~fwll»»~ -l“»~ uit’ “ill” "“*"" ““"' _ "'“‘f” "“
Down Goes Prim ei __iii9l¢|\
irllm 19111111 23!!!
li Whole Week of lleai Balgaills'
DR'v` GOODS, ETC.
Men’s .Fleece-lined Linders ...B56
-Mdrds ‘Fleece-lined _Drswsrs . . .BBC
Flsnnelette from 20e per ysrd uP-
prgig sheds' . . . . . .
. ... .  p.e. off
cottons and Glngl\ams..20 p.e. off
l_llslq¢’.'Men'¢ :ml son' 9W°°*'
 25 p.e.
Men’s Suits and Overeosts 20P-¢~
off. '
Men’s and Boys’ Mscklrlsws 25 p.e.
ofl. _
A few lines st half prles.
Min’l'0vers||s, nies Ilrlo ei--'01-10
Womon's Rubbers, all kInds.'\, 881:
Fine llns of -Horse Rugs._._m p.e. of!
Men’s Rubbers. best quality. $1.80
‘som me shoes. 20 lw- off-
Tussdsy and continues the whole
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In almost all cases part of a needle
was discovered in the flesh.
There seems to .be small doubt
-cl»mlsj_l°.leA§ Wltslllllus Pow
5°; per 'psoksge at'K_!0uI'1los Ltd
-szsurlrul. cl4nls~rMA¢_
esrds s`es'le and also at Goul-lies
Iso ol assortment; prices LW
ly to s"l.60 st Gourlido Ltd.. Slim
.gm-|1¢¢_ _ _ 10085 1B_-.,_8i-
qm for your little boy or girl' is'[
.g Brownie camera, price $2.00 to
-CHRISTMAS SUGGEBTIONB.
at Gourlies Ltd., for her, a Kodak. _
and Dejerlis combination set, toun-
at xeasonulblo prices. Gourlles Ltd.
Summerside. 3|
-CHRISTMAS SUGGESTIONS
-rizors. fountain pens, Cones shav-
jng set, shaving brushes, pipes.;
cigans. and cigarette holders and
-MANY FUR8 OFFERING -4
ng those
dealing in i'-urs in lSummo1-side are `
Eastern Guardian _L
..° Mr, Murdock Mckelgan; Syd_'
Hey. C.B., is visiting his :laughter
Mrs. J. A. Gillis, Monutgue.
---.*'l‘lle Government ‘steamer
Brant was expected nt Montague*
last week. but was pl-ev'enzed'.by
the ice.-~J. - _
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Qimmerslde. ' ii_Ij_f»l_'|l'_§Y ~ V
-md 'summol-side. _ _3i» 
'_...l=ol\ l~lls_x'ul oll=1' -N  ”'“ V  I
omg nicer than vwslkins  -_ 4'  -:Tie _
. \ r
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-'rlls noni. cll-nlsmllo 1. ‘
$9.00 Goul-lies, lI.id-. Bumlueriidgi-
chocolates, perfume, _Mary Garden,
tain pens, French ivory, goods etc. ~`
for him at Gourlios -Ltd.‘ Safety
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‘ CIVliL_ SEIRVANTS T0 GET I
DECEMBER PAY BEFORE
xrllns - r |
OTTNWIA,  164-PIFOVIB-l
ion h-as been madle ~by the Govern-`
' ' ‘ _ment for 'tl.le ' nrt ~De -
  _ ,ber 22 of thepI>yeT§m'ber°l;nlarceIliI`
y .
permanent employes of the out-ji
side civil service and also of all,
temporary employes of both out-
slftle and inlslde services. Under|
ontlnue to flow into police_he8.d- the reK“m~"1°nB' premanem empzoyii-
es of the inside srvlce who are
not included in the above, alre\ady_
receive their salaries on the 15th
“I would," replied 'I‘_im-, "if I had walking ‘Paris streets or while in _
the tools.” lcrowdctl stores and subways in- of thegf  
“What sort of tools do y0u_dced, there seems a ‘possibility A ,
wz\lnt'!" inquired the old lady, that ,the pleasures of Christmas _ cy" ca' Rhadamanthu' i
"A knife and fork/" said -Tired shopping may be seriously interior- Pulled in fm. speeding the young
Tlm. .ell with for the shoppers especially cwple Stood before the rum, mags#
----o-»>---- women, are lbeginnlng -to becolnelume 
-rl-l0n0uG|-| .|03 somewhat nel.-vous regardng the ...I\' d n 1 d 1 _
en o ars for reck ess rv-
But listen Judge " pleaded -thai
ston Mayn; 2. Earl Perry; 3. Lau-
retts White. Grade V.-1. Morgar-‘_
ot M_CEnte_e; 2. George McMahon; `
3. iPt!._tricla White. Grade 'IV.-1.
‘_ in Y: . J n she
3. plghel Dolshen Grade Ill.-"l.
Pauline' Munh 2' ea' Dei nv”
lowlprlcos. ' '
l~‘\lllNl'l‘UlIE DEl'Al!'l‘MEI\"l‘
Smoke-r'| Stand
Sewlllar Unlike-t and
C nl 'l‘ ble
n n
Telephone Desk
Ullholnwfcd Chill!
vlctrolu
victor Records
Cliéhterléll
Chinn Unhlnet
Kltehen Cnlllnet
Deals 1
Sectional llookcluse
Llbrnry Table
Framed Plctures
llussnclt
Dressing Table
Pln
Stnnd
Coll
Vloll
Vlolln Cnlle
Mandolin
Gultnl'
Autohllrp
Ulnhrelll Hfltnrl
Klnlelxllrtrn Set
Pedestal
Sewink Stllnd f
`l|0U$il°} l1`l.`lll\`l§llIN(iS
Cnrpet tlqunres
Gurpet Sweeper
Rn so
no
lhmlns lied
:per
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Congoleum Squares
Mats unll Matting
Cul-tulns
IN CIIOUKEIIY SECTION
lldynl Crown Derby Chinn
Hum) Pnhtted l.|l|iol¢ee Clnllw
Ilulul Cut Glue
I"_rrnch Ivlfy wnre
llesl Ebony 'l‘oIIet Articles
Cotlmunlty flllverwnre
|841 llorrer Bron.. Silver
W ter|nun'» ldeul Pens
Rullierlte Pencils
Plrldr Cloelnu
ntudolr Clocks
Gllt Stntlonery
Sliver flundwlch Sets
Ilrsnswoi-e
l'0l"U|lAl"\ FICTION K_ll)DlE_*i
chums for 1922
Toyo
finmel
Xmas Dole!
tllelll
'nAt\nw.eli|~1 nm'An'r.\ml\"r
Electric Irma
Mantel
eileigh Ilenter
Pistltet Knife
Rumor
Rlllel
Shot Gun
autos' Accessories
ushlnl lllnehlnen
Kltohen llnlslv
Flashlight
Tool Het
Look 0ver This List and S
LADIES' l~`L'(lNISllIN(I§i
Vnnlly lllugn
Purnell
r
Pa rt y lloxes `
llelsdl
Collnr nnd Cuff Soul
Stocltlngls
Gloves
Mufflers
Elnndlterehlefn
lloudolr Cdl'
l-‘llncy Girdle
l\lEN‘S l-`lJl\NISlllNGS
Collars
'Flon
Sweater!
Shirts
Personal Jewelry
Watches
Capes
Mufflers
SHOE DFll’AlI'l‘I!ll"lI\"l‘
\Vumen'n (inllern
Men’s Spain
Ilounle- Slippers
liklttlnk llootu
ltubbers
Illoccmulnl
Cll0'l‘ll ING DEPAIl'l‘.\l l'Il\l'l‘
lllurklnnw for the Iloy
lillthrohe
Suit
Club llsll'
Jmhrcllu
\\ 0 Ml-]N’S READY-'l.`0-\\‘l-IA ll
lletlsrobf
!'l\ l'¢~1|u~r Cont
Nl-allure
Fur (Tout
Iloune Dress
F
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\\'Inter Coll( _
llloule
Itlmmolsa
Flannel Middy
.fucker llloonu-rs
Silk llnllcrwvm'
Aprons
Spurs Skirt
now that the perpetrators are luna- Wlunlfred wlhll;e_ gmae I|___ 11|
\ ties suffering from o peculiar Jgiheg White; 2_ Edison Clow anqn _ _
‘ni form of morbid disease. Medical gghlgvlevll Degwhesv (equnm 3 . ‘ _ _ _ _
_ . ` ~ 0 _ ,_ _ _ __ _
~ ‘ ‘ 1 _ experts recall that this kind of Aubrey Fyfe, Perfect sttén.iance~l-_
`v‘ "\"l‘;, `  th"Jng crops up periodically in vurl- Miipggret Doighen, Cy;-|| Whl¢e_ All -
K gl we forms and is GIOSHIY allied len White, Lauretta White, Earl - aumluggglpg
‘*\ )-Ll with _tho mania to cut off pe.-ry,_]_,e.;1ll; lryfe and geo,-ge-.M,,_
women s ha.ir and to slash d-resses Motion, _i
' . v s
cases. Ebony goods, etc, at rosa-2,. l ~. . -
Ltd, Summerside. Bl-f-m-w’ unable prices. Gourlles Ltd., Sum~li   e I _ u  
-_-_ I * merside. _ ' 3l_`_`. _ * _' _ __ _ _
razors, fountain pens, canes, sim. 'Many fulrs are 'bel-nl! offered in - , .
ving sets. shavlllg ibrushes. Philos. |Summerslde. the loKlcal and netball ' r m  e
cigars, and cigarette -Il-olden, am] cell-tre ofthe fur trade inthe mari~i
cases, ebony ood etc ' -I-I-me DI‘0Vil10€B. c lAmo ‘ ‘V ` '
id. D. EHR'o.J AL.tle  _
m B e __ .. Bom” Macqugl-H1191: asngmll asasomeoggethly ‘ _ Only a few days befors_Chrlstmss, so do your shopping now _nt HOLll_dAN'8, Summerside,
-_..s0clAl_ ‘Er/EN|N¢; A1- lly"'_ larger stores, where you will find s score of stores under one roof and 'mmsgernont with the resulting
A supper and social evening lfor, `
elect Now
rmocnnv nm-sn'rlulm-|~
DMV! furlft n nice red .||.|¢
for *le lon or the smiles.
llnlslns
Nuts ` 1
Flwsh Grapes, 0" ¢|
nnd Dntes ns ' Fu"
Currslts
unnrlled Peel I
tlplesl
Exlrhch
llilltlell Dfillsl 1
(llglri '
Clllltltel-
Plpep
'liollscs-0 '
Chocolates
Crlmherries
l‘n\nus Iluttel'
Plre Hone!
Sw-Ifta llqeon
§I‘EClAb_F0l\ 'IIIE MEN
lihnvinz Cream
.Whiting Ptwder
Tooth l'|\Ȣe
Tnlctlln Powder
und lla? Rlllllf ull for 01.45
9l’EG_lAL--FOI! THE WUHEN'
.."‘3.'.'.".'i"°...
I-‘lorldn \$Yte|»'
'l'l\Ie\|l\ Powder. n\\ for ll-45
Gold Cream
GINGIIAMI4 AND C0'l"l‘0N
DEPARTMENT
YOUR DAUGIITEIPS l\00ll
-have It ltted up with rsh
tulnn, comforts _and culllioll
of (JIIINTZ to muteh the well
'paper und pnlnt.
CHINTZ AND UNBLEACII-
I-Il) U0'l"l'0N-I* one-elnl l.lne
here not Inlsuhle for npmss.
tnhle |-lumen or bedspresds
Bl"\VlNG BOXES FOR 'IH
l.l'l‘l\I.E Glltla-any ordllsn'
box _wlll do. Gavel' It with
CIKETONNE and put In n few
yards of our bl'Is‘ht'¥.lINfiIlA.\f
for the' little glrl who loves ts
sew.
llencon lllnnkefl
Pure Lllel Ghost Towels
Dowl_ Rlls
Emhmlleléd Plllow Clues
'Yugioh '_!n?:7 Feta nm L
“I e_Gl¢ les ln Na n
Idhloln (knee ' .
Linen llnndkenhlefs
N Ltd
_sul *” 1 ’
McDonald, Grads. V 1 Eugeneof September. -
,_l _
' with scissors or razors. On two  ‘ _ ' ___ " ‘ . _ __  _ __
Mqrnlngf noon occasions in the past ll regular WHITE SANDS SCHOOL ' ' ' 'V A V ' A F
epidemic of needle-prlclllng was ' SOURIS HIGH SCHOOL and Dora
_ ' '  \‘f>C0l‘d9d. namely. under Louis XV. The folilowirrg is the standing' ' V491 WW
and nlg and the Dilrectolre. No ill effects of Wlhllle Sands. school for the Grad-s X. Pnlnlcipa.I’s Department Grade IV. 1
_need bo feared by the victims pro- month of Novemlberz. l. Nellie Garret, 2. Eunice Garret Iloy Leard 3.
The loaf  is vided ordinary precautions are Grade! X. Harry Clements, 3. Russel St. .loll'n, dl I-*red Mc- Harry Poole
taken. ol-one lx. 1. nlsrgsret ll/lllclw_.., 2.fEathew. Grade IX- l- Georse Dvmw 2- Doris-
. _ A, mst 3 glory .spread _mal the _Mary ,M¢;e.m, 3_ Ethel gm-l¢_ 4, Lesrd, 2. Wendell Leard. 3, Phillip Roy Cheverio,
 needles were poisoned and several _Harry White. 5. Evelyn Derby. I-Ill51l9s,._4. ¢t_rL_hl.\l2 McCall-um. Mr. Miss 'Hughes
cases occurred in which girl vio-.Grade VIII. Laura Nloolle. Grade Farreils Dept- Grade VIII. 1. John Denny- 2
rims fainted and became seriously‘VI. 1. Blanche Brooks. 2. Hum- Marshall Paquet. 2. I-Iarold Fish- 'Marshall Condon,
sick owing to dn imaginary fear mend Nicolle, 3. Wlilfred McLean., er. 35 _Jack MoEwonl4. Rdv White ellie. Grade I. 1.
that they were poisoned. lnvestl- 4. Elmer Glover, 5. Percy 'Built .Grade WI. 1. Joseph Crevorie, Z. lild-ith Green. 3.
gallon, however, soon showed that Grade Ill. 1. Myrtle White, 2. Ed- Lloyd Stewart, 3. Ernest Poole, 4.` Gus Gallant
this is not the' case. Neverthe~_na Bell. 3. Muriel Derby. Grade 4. Elizabeth McDonald. Miss Bt, ~ --
less. the activities of the needle II. 1. Blanche Buell, 2. ‘Allies Bu- Johrl's Dsp't Grade VI. I. Leslie DARNLEV BCHOUL
(lend, M-9 dlgsgfgewhle enough, so ‘.1 3. Alec MdLean. Grade I. 1._ Currie and .Kenneth McDonald, 2.
nobody seems sa£yin__»l.o_croivdgld-\I§_firi»s_n_l_‘l1erbyG2.__My;-tie; Bliellilg. Ire_;le0Bl:ffe;t, 3. George Aooai _*The 'tollowin|_lll _thin
3 ".01 ppl; to _- esp te ol  oy 'leo e. na e . r.` . -_sn rn reamer. 4. Edws Darnl Soho for e
fggts by thepolice io catcli the ter White 2. Arnold Nicolle. ' ` I ‘ ' , , _ _ W - I
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