NOVEMBER 8.1939 " '1_~_r_1a (JHARLUTFFEIUWN ‘GUARDIAN "Wt? P"""— ' 
     
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     p duce Prices Montreal Curb ‘cm-m "M" 
     
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     Nov. 'l—-(C’P)—Can- " ’ Brim}: Silk 
     
     uo tillty Exohuhse. Slwlu Close B G Pwwer A 
     
     will" °° . score) 21 can cement a-4 I 
     
     Butte! Bwl- Q3; m“) reg,“ Abltlbl Com. 19o Can Nor Pr 1 a l 
     
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     l-l "ldw- ‘fa. Que (a, “m, m, Abltlbi Pld 14 can Car Found 1-4 1 
     
     ed y; 3-4 tra e . L m Asbestos 2s Can Car Pfd -z 
     
     "’”'1§o“3'.io3l§'2'§Z'<§$?2=i°§§i; 100 Sohfiinou a? l‘; 323 bliiill " 4 
     
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     up (92 SWYe) TQKTBGQG, Z7 3 d. ggthulist A l4 1-4 ICGlRXMLG ‘2 
     
     _ ‘I. unquqwd_ m ar '1 Cock Plow 4 
     
     055M Sp? ‘A ‘use 455- A__ Don A 9 l-Z Cons Smelt 
     
     sass 8P0‘; A‘ “new 33,1. B_ more; v T o m 1-4 QDlst Seag z 
     
     m¢dll1£AN3’l8-\_p ' 1110M A0“ 2g 1-8 Dom Coal Pid z 
     
     i - 011M 272 D0111 Brl 
     
     To nrrlve: butter and cheese un- an hon A w 14 I 30m figegfi; 
     
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     "$5.1: futures: Nov. a1 5-8-54; Price Com 21 5-3 Dryden 
     
     Dw 2'1 3-4~28; Jan. 28 3-4 trad- Price Ptd 68 Gen Bl: Ware 
     
     - Gypsum 
     
     ed- How Smith 
     
     M N-IREAL, Nov. ‘l-(Olil-Pro- Im T b 
     
     duoe Market vrlcel W1‘ m"; f Bank; zntprrigooi 
     
     "ported by l“? lligljl“ m‘ A!‘ W - Int Pow Pld 
     
     luglttgrureafiirs? grade crsamery __ illlmdlnn Pruml "_" llllllfieyggirl; 
     
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     o za 141-29; n t Mt! Powe 
     
     srirllfsglllzsprlggv PM‘ “"2” ‘f; stock. m“ iial are?’ H mu beb at a l a 
     
     ’ _ a Sice Car s mut u‘ an e uppe . 
     
     9"” m 1  xfougregg ‘i; gfififlm‘ 1E NOPB-Xldll- n lno nglaiid slid France to cqsre for 
     
     will W“? t ‘hm currém we; Momma; __ POWH‘ 001T» the nick and wounded. During the 
     
     Cheese. On_ w8—1éw_ O ‘ ‘ Nova Booth __ Quebec Poweg- lsstwar the Canadian Red Cross built and 
     
     plpl PFM- 34 3' ' ' m m" 30x51 Bk l‘ shllwmlga“ equipped (wholly or in part) hospitals at 
     
     ared. fill?!" 19°91?‘ 17"“, 14 7'15 r ”“ St Law Cm“ Tnglow, Busha Park, Rsmsgate, Bexhill 
     
     n15 3-16. _ 3-4534? 253 c 29- gntluhlllldnplgiower an Buxtonin ngland; builtand equi peel 
     
     Eggs; graded shipment-s in u>ed Potatoes. Que no 1 75.8 _9o_95'. one of the largest military hospitas m 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
       
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     France; and established a depot in 
     
     Bnulogne for Canadian hospitals. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     irec cases. sellinz Prise. A—llll"ll= Que no 2 75's ss-ao; PEI and an 
     
     i5; A-llledlum 4°? Arplme“ 331 ho 1 15's 1.00-4.10. 
     
    
   
   
    
     "F .. f‘ Livestock 
     
    
   
   
    
     MONTREAL. Nov. 7-(OP)—~Veal 
     
     calves were stronger while other 
     
     classes remained steady on Mont- 
     
     real livestock markets today. 
     
    

    
     Receipts: cattle 232; sheep and 
     
     lambs 137; hogs 1139; calves 207. 
     
    

    
     The cattle ollefrd were practi- 
     
     cally all common to plain quality 
     
     cows and bulls. Common cows were 
     
     from $3.50 to $4. Gunners and out- 
     
     ters $2.50 to $3.25 mostly $3. Gun-l- 
     
     mon bulls $3.50 to $4.25. 
     
    

    
     Veal calves were lh good demand. 
     
     Good veals made $10 with an odd 
     
     top at $10.50 and medium kinds 
     
     from $9 to $9.50. Grasscrs were 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
       
     
       
     
        
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
     Cross provided scores of ambulances 
     
    

    
     to conve the sick and wounded in 
     
     fiance andEng and.Now theneed forambu- 
     
     lances faces us again. It seems like! that 
     
     the demand will be greater than unng 
     
     the last war. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Again the Red Cross wishes to be 
     
    

    
     able tn send socks, cigarettes, candy 
     
    

    
     ' and other comforts to the boys at 
     
    

    
     the front. During the last war, 341,325 
     
     cases of supplies were sent overseas. The 
     
     Society sent sixty pounds of food per 
     
     month to every Canadian prisoner of war, 
     
     in addition to tobacco, medical supplies, 
     
     clothing and books. Should the occasion 
     
     arise, we must be prepared to do so again. 
     
    
   
   
    
     g From 1914 to 1918 the Canadian Red 
     
    
   
   
    
           
     
           
     
           
     
         
     
         
     
         
     
         
     
         
     
        
     
         
     
        
     
    
   
   
    
     mil-WY $450. X-Ray equipment, surgical supplies 11 . 
     
     w». __ Good elves and wethers were and dressings must be purchased 
     
     “m” $9.15. Heavy lambs sans. Gulls and 
     
    
   
   
    
     war £1313:Al:ffdggszéyzggfélzffiégevggjg  IITH THE WAR only a few wceks old, the Canadian Red 
     
     Se“; to Englgmd and Franck Thousands of Cross has already marshalled its forces to save l;ve.,_ to 
     
     lars were contributedto equi a ward in prevent sutferm ._Lack of preparedness cost many lives d ring 
     
    
   
   
    
     "W 5t John Ambulance Brisfl 8 Hospital 1914 and 1915. s time Red Cross facilities must be on the job. 
     
    
   
   
    
     “I'll have a five-shilling lllght, please. ll’ yuull follow that bucks $715. Sheep were $3 to $5 
     
     inarrct. quick!" —H_l_l{n0rlst. averagng around $4.50. 
     
    

    
     fi. i Bacon hogs were $9 {ed and wat- 
     
    

    
     ered and $9.25 ofi’ trucks Selects 
     
    
   
   
    
     ' drew $1 per hog premium, with the at Ewples’ Fmm’ Already the need is urgent. The work of equipping hospitals in 
     
    

    
          {ls-fixings grgitgoogT ogogsgrpglgsbnspizvg figggallqd and F-lfinge mugs (lie gndeptalken ifT-njgdkggfiily. 
     
     . - - u ances w: e nee e . urgica supp ies, A - ay 
     
    

    
     0f Prlnce Edwafd ISIZIId grade bmughl $12 h” Weigh“ equipment must be on hand. This work cannot wait. 
     
     Durin the last war, Canadians gave without stint to ‘sup- 
     
     NOTICE RE EXAMINATIONS ort t e work of the Canadian Red Cross and the British 
     
     ~ .  IN d Cross. During this war you willbe asked to contribute . 
     
    
   
   
    
     only to the Canadian Red Cross, which will co-operate 
     
     closely with its parent organization. We are all fighting 
     
     for the same cause. We will all work together to see that 
     
     the human side of war is carried on successfully. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Will you support this splendid cause? Will you save a 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     The Annual Examinations of the Institute of Charter- CHICAGO ND“ 7_.Ap)_m_ 
     
     ed Accountants of Prince Edward Island will be held in ports that éolghun and the Neth- 
     
     Charlottetown, December 1-9. Applications for the Exam- erlwla had decided on <1 new =1- 
     
     inations will be received by the Secretary, B. M. Sears, C.A., m" l“ “Sm” mmfl" pea“ 
     
    
   
   
    
          
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
       
     
        
     
    
   
   
    
     - ~ rl an abrupt abOuHHCe in ' 4 -\  . 6 life help a sick or suffering lad who is far from home or 
     
     up lo November 15th. For any further particulars ap-  fvhenmmket today we, ma“ - ~ . PEAOETIME wonu 0F THE RED cnoss b -’ . . Y 
     
     . - - a . _ d - rm a few comforts to the boys who are 1n the thick of 
     
     l~'l““.‘i it“. ’§2.“.°5.‘.f.“.‘° ‘"“° "‘° P'°s“‘°“" w‘ E"   w  be“  3o.l.l’.£‘.§..;‘;5‘.lE.f..§1r.::.“;:;!.::.§.§j:l§s§.§ .l.*:.:_.':::.i::.::.rl.a£.:::;.‘li::.?:.:::z.::5:222; the gm 
     
      ~~~>  om  l»  éiilléfifiiilieliTdifiifii"iZ1,§‘ii”?t‘§f§g‘L'l.n i. %:.§‘s'::;:".:*has:“s::;::*.':;"‘..:l:.“;;::§.§£s Yo" loved one aayovmaynoihavewgc- Buiatthis " 
     
     10w" compared WM‘ yesterday's these unfortunate peoplelYour contribution will on. The activities of the Junior lied Cross must “me an the bPys "1 khakl {ire Your 5935a YOU!‘ brothel?- 
     
     - - R t _ P M - ‘ » , finish. Doc 88-81 M. May l6 3-4 help to provide food and clothing during the be developed._ The normal cost of an, great They are fightms (at your llberly. pwwctlng your home- 
     
      8  ‘  e  --  zTg-illi  l-gg-ifl-B dfgwnbDt-Bgcfig coming winter. ' - eifortlsamllllon dollsrssyear. " If you can’t g0, give t0 the Red Cross. 1 
     
     Mknlmum chum n» Any aawnmnenu 2s conu of}; 118 {llfghen '8 5 ' a " 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Central Gnardlnn locals, 5p per ward; Western and Eastern locals WINNIPEG‘ mm q_(qp)_g , 
     
     2c per word; Announcements and C ‘n! Even" 3° P" ""115 strong display at Chicago combin- i 
     
     Classified 3o per word; ln Memorlun Notices 70o per Inch: Lin! 0| on with offerings to boost wheat 
     
     Floral and spiritual Olterlnn Card: em. M n" new“ l-fllm 0| futures prices about s-a cent at 
     
     Condolence 70c per inch. Wedding engagement l0 word-s (or 51-00 mp ieve1; on the Winnipeg grain 
     
     and l0 cents lar every additional 8 words. Notices u! Thanks and exchange “may Gains were no; 
     
     Ilapreclallnn. 10v per lush 01 la m wllrd» He" “f Sllbwrlvllllm mo. however. and quotations weak- 
     
     69 cents per Inch. Address and Prescltltlon $1.00. Other rates on med ma, the close u, mush b4 
     
     application. cent higher to 1-8 lower, Nov. at 
     
     69 l-B, Dec 7U, May '14 7-8-75 and 
     
     July 76 5-8 cents. 
     
     )-— _ Most grades of cosh wheat at- 
     
     Teachers Wanted Mlsggllanggus tracted support from exporters and 
     
     ~ _. _ mills but few actual deals were com- 
     
     WANTED __ CLEAN 1mg BAGS, KENT BEAUTY suorrn. srac- nlewd as offerings held llsht. 
     
     Writs 25 Kensington Road or ial Oil Permsneuts. also student Coarse grain trading was quiet a- 
     
     phone 604. L-3l3-l1- -3l. 25 cent work. L-346-l1-7-2i. part rrnm minor purchases o! oars. 
     
     w?‘ '_"‘“ 0”‘ **' rm“ barley and rye by export houses. 
     
     Male and Female Help “tlgveggvggg c§§§cco§g§0§gg Prices lilere slightly better. 
     
    
   
   
    
     3 pass n ". l w Hulk 
     
     wanted Blltwlhellglfitlflgépey 
     
    
   
   
    
     i??? hlzsa-il-i-s-a. _ _ ' ANK 0F MQNTREAL, Charlottetown 
     
     “gllndffiliclnol glgfklsglilvzlolilrzlg- G Subscriptions may be sent to-MR. H. T. HOLMAN, Sum merslde, or to the B 
     
    
   
   
    
     NATIQNAL WAR new: ronl 
     
     $3,000,000 STARTS NOV. 13 ‘it’; 
     
    
   
   
    
     Send or take your contributions to your local Red Cross 
     
     branch. Don’! wait for voluntary workers to canvass you. 
     
     Dig in and give . . . TODAY! 
     
    
   
   
    
            
     
          
     
       
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     ed. 0mm to all. Applications w Wanted All subscriptions will be acknowledged through tllc Press 
     
     reach Ottawa bv November 30th. . ____ 
     
     is? alghaldlclilfiéuhglgrlllfilepexiloqfiggg wrgou gran 1T v10 FURliVlSllED (Canadian Press)  _ fi __--mlé.owaf~— — —€ 4 a?‘ 
     
     95 m_ 5p‘; " " _ _ _ ___ "—- —~ i" ' 
     
     as Clerks, Postman. customs Eix- y %“_%‘F7_‘1'l‘_7_2l TORONTO’ N“ 7  '-1i_“ Omega 23 Sand River Sylvlmllfl h 4% 
     
     aminer; etc. mo Brooklet 0n _.._______.___ ____' Sm,“ “m, C411 MP1 16 I 2 P“ Pm 4o senator 34 T8611 m"? 80 UNLXSTED 
     
     request. M. c. c. schools l- -~ wmrsn - saarsranan oval. Cd“ o“ 0 _ Pamou: 21s sheep Cr 1" T°m °°"° 2s 
     
     Till??? 10' oldest m canagafi-bdl) pmgflfie illwrulsfialelsufl “l”? 3 AIM 0U 17 1'2 ggibiqileth 225 Partenan 3 Sltlgerrm hi3 5231mm)“ 85 Dalhglihslo Q 
     
     _ _,_- :_.._~ m0 0 . r e. e - 35 S m Foot 
     
     L"‘_ ‘"'—"j“’—" mour Hughes. DYOmOIPe. y 3,51,12,25; l2 C“: P?“ ~ 23g  4,30 snow: 95 UPI?“ 2;“ 61607 Pend osre 245 
     
      1"3“5'11‘8'1l- an; Cdn 10a §$,2..,.,°’“ '15 Pioneer 21a glladflllhfle 31-4 lavvgiloligo ll ___M'1‘emisk 9._. 
     
     Alla 311m“ 25° chromium 65 ‘ P°W°l1 l“ a” 1 - fi "  _ --~» i    
     
     w t b i Lost 23:35? 2g l-B gfixrogxign 12gb gffifirfélllaom 1&3 5:531 551%: 15.2  sac. 
     
     e will opera e our llfl - ——————— '——————-—— Bankfleld can Smelt 50 ‘Roche - ‘ 41.4 ' 
     
     xosr-ou BLACK L a . 14 . . u Straw Mlle c 
     
     '19s‘? at New Glasgow .0" unmarked? Finder spxledfsennggfpigidgglyygs 111-2 353L221; i312 glznmlszlit l7’! Sturgeon 11 1-4      
     
     blrlcily Cash basis begm- P. J. Noy, Hunter River. Bo 30 . 9 Dome on 29 7.3 1- ‘ H C u“ Teachers. Fcdcramn, 
     
     ping on No“ 15, 1939. All L-354~ll~B-2l. griazlome   Dorval 31g (Under the Ailsmces 0i lhe an. an 
     
     accounts due us must be set- For Sale Bxfoulman“ ‘ i; gagfflf 112   l l   4E (novnzunsn an: T0 urn. lass) 
     
     lled by Dec. 1st. -___ lgxgvnlxlilkfl 72131 Faloonhi 612 A, opportunity to Knnw Your School 
     
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     "m"! °'"d"e "°°°““t “f,” m“ °’“""°" “p” “w” M‘? gbminom“ a?» H "g"“““" 4l I will sell by public auction on Frlday, wnu co-oraluvrlou 
     
     ill e csbe. Aluxandra. L-aas-il-a-i. n m Franco - _ _ 
     
     agllllieedl l2‘);  f?" COL Calmoht _ 41 ggtléesulljlzéte 5g November  at  0’c1OckLn0?in  23:23::  of Education 
     
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     lewoniz 1 DICKIESON work wanted FARM II-‘FUR SALE 33213:‘: 6°“ l; party of the lalje‘ alligator Mzlicouesi , lately re ‘Zlglmgm iglglfg°¥llilgillillsflflfi“ 
     
     - A. -——*~——-———“*i“"*-‘ _ Md Rock 1 A e 1 r0011] ' agoyingla] Tuar- ers’ e 8m - 
     
     _______________ EXPERIENCED srauocmrnan H 5 1.2 land Venll - g i . 
     
     ts rk t r ractlce. Small T CORNWALL Hark-er . e _ ._ _ T .1 , P nts. Pupils. 
     
     Professional Bards is?" 53”“; ~ till -?.%sf2.t' ‘ £55121.» . l? Iilllfieled’ large-M’- an modlelntlconv-élgiilliiieil “ "M b’ "“°"°."'. u“: ‘fl c111... mu  .. u. u... 
     
     I Excenen" hum or 9o M"! In “'5' Home $1 27% 1 2 Thls property 1s Situated In 1e 1e in ecli-‘dgiigovwlszrtigllh ‘llacaovemlicr 11th alonz the same zcneral linen 
     
     _____._.____-_-_--— _ _ Homes ~ _ . _ . ¢ s _ “ ' 
     
     MCLEOD 8| BENTLEY f"°"::§:'e‘n'y “all: “{v’,',,°"‘fi;.,,‘,’§fln_ Howey 33 1 bulldlng area“ which proved so successful last year. 
     
      P I L “i” l"     5.21.?“ it r1 ~ J P BRADLEY, A   n» u» on o  - ‘m ma“ 
     
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     c. F. BENTLEY. 1.1.3.   m“! “'°“’°°d~ i w m be n gaonglac g 1 2 Auctloneer. out u: the {allowing times from c F C Y 
     
     Bari-m , d Alt rncy-nl-Law If nut sold pr vn y w 9 H‘ 0Y1 ' I ll wl k ill b heard: 
     
     $51331; TOnLOAN FOR ‘d “Y “W” “m” n a ‘m’ “m Km Add lg‘; L-325-1i-B-1i. i£ili|u:y3_s.'§<illie.§§ grind-c.” n. Steele m. M, Luv. 
     
     150 Rlshmflnd Street Due and Overdue Accounts. l we ‘e "and Kirk Lake 3 1 4 T .‘ , "$10-$45 P. M.—Rcv. Gavin Monag an. Ph- D- 
     
     -—-——-——-——— Morlgsge Paymenls and Illlcfesl- AW?’ l" Qwfifluwp}; 50M,’ Mlle Share 7° " Wgdncndny—8.30—-8A5 r. l\l--—Ml'- Norman MB¢D°"“"‘~ 
     
     ___ Property arllgelhlconmae Ilaxee. |fislrrngglnlgagtéwfi - gmaqélsd . 6135 Thmday_8_30_a_45 n M___ym;_ ;_ R ghnohurd, M. A. 
     
     Insurance m ll . l _ ' v DB _ | ¢ m, 
     
     9- F- llllcllllm-n §§§€§l“o§.‘;€£;f”’“‘ "“’°“"°“" lwypm-Mwmw ‘lil’&‘h°’° l?» ‘ ” BEAT-BUILDING GUURSE ‘m;;-;pn;;,;-;,.»g gin“:‘Ellhfidfiilllllulvlfi.rill-it'llé?  
     
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     ch n d A , , Hqugehold Furnlshlngfl. Equip  ___j._._._.-_- Limo L l. _ . o; the gchnnlg n: our pommlon. 
     
     a are ocoun an mam and Nd l --  ngMlNlflN-PROVINCIAL YOUQH TRAINING on. u: possible tn vlsn the 
     
     “o Richmond ska" I Edummma, n". lnglggggd i5 1'2 APPlica-uons for a five months, Boat Building Course scholrllssdllixilrezrlhgllrielcd dsctllizlgsfdsélrsinwdriid garrhtaln first hand Information 
     
     Phone n. r. o. 8m l And Other Useful Pzrllgsel   s Malartic g2 X 2 to commence November 20th Wm he received at the Depart. o‘ me Wm u. o“, edmnunha, “mm 
     
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     n_, ..;;.~~~— - . _____ ‘ n‘ LOW all‘ flrfihoh o1  ment nf Agriculture. Alllllicants must be betweemths ages Edupatloh ls one or the mnsl Il-zndnmranlnlndtgnélnnvllrzgtrgiqvfiu£f $5 
     
     ON aupy to Near! t. 1 f Mgwatiers 5'1 of sixteen and thirty years and have a natural aptltu e m “cm “ma, n, proIH-Sli. at rll uni-o. lcm- M "w “my”: may b, _. 
     
     ALEX W. MATHES Clearance 8H0 l0ll 58 9 0 _ ‘ . - ‘he “bum ‘vhngfl-nr (he nplll rlns u Md u n 
     
     - k d i 1 m n15 Merland 2g 1 l this class of work. Prom the list submitted, 8 llllmbe!‘ °l “P?” 1' rfl o mom-uh“ i; “on mo; they should in- l0 "h o‘ 1°" 
     
     WRMSTER’ souunienil 3:3 The canadmn Bank allopkisllggloliln on mllllmdal’ lklillialdolmm 125 students will be selected to take the course. 3'l€.'l.§'r.?!£i§oé arm] information oi the acllllll ~‘=*‘"‘"-“ m“ "c ° ‘ 
     
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     Olllog; 90%,,“ Qcqr" sheet Ngvgmhel‘ 13th at 1 (fclllcll nlfmif.“ “Z 1-2 Regulations governing all Youth Training IITOJCClS rendering. ‘ ‘ m“ w" ‘monk PM i. 
     
     -—- _n. 0f Ullllllllefllt if not fine on Wednesday. Ngdtbob 111a 1-2 in the Province willhappgyhl" ll“: clfse‘ d. t ‘y to Thrive‘11:222.vglsropgilgifl:uolvglxolgaugnmh‘ we“ X‘ _,m.,,5,_  
     
     . Nlplsslnlg 3 Applications s ou e ma e lmme la e oo-ove ll a l1 - ~ _ 
     
     M. ALBAN FARMER o E W. H. Gieen. Nmnd, '1': 1-2 s mun rsscunna- ranamnon 
     
     a L u“ B_ MONTHLY oarosfi V11‘ Alexander Men“, Noymgfa] so DEPARTMENT 0F AGRICULTURE ramca anwvsnn m g r n, .0"  
     
     sums-um §o,_“,-,,-Uu_ 511,-. non REP/l Auctioneer u» amp 8'15 P.0. Box 9, Charlottetown, P.E.I. " imam  l M rcc“ ~ 
     
     M0 a T0 LOAN OBrlen I61 ~-. m»  ' '1 = ~‘ L-292-l1-8-3i. 
     
     Fink of Canada Okalta. l” 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
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