1 bad to worse,unless check-
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it
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During  fall amd-
wlnter mol!£}A`¢»'f""'1!S_»_!,l,1e
~ neglected coughthat does
the damage. Acough is
pretty sure to go from
ed and checked properly
at that. A silenced cough
is not always a cured
cough. _ -
.Ianiiesons T
While Pine and Tar
cures a cough as itshould
be. Contains, only nat-
ural cough specifies-. Safe
and reliable.
Large Bottle 25`c`
J. G. Jamison
D1zt1ec:rs*r"i'
THQ!!
DIY
I. .hw
Daily
' wsosssnev.-ivova`isssR'a»). iso. x . ’
forward in large quantities, the risk
to the shippers should be eliminated
iously wired for refrigerators for Co-
balt and other Ontario points and al-
though they had a tluanf-if-Y Of Puta-
toes stored at P0ir1t Dll 011000 in
received. ‘
'l‘o this telegram they reoeived the
cars rccei\'c~.l. We cannot undertake to
guarantee to supply relriZB\`M0\` CMS
for potatoes as un supply is very
limited. lnstructirns have been isB\10d
-to the Island Railway and to the
Charlottetown Steam N avigatlon
_ _
0 _'ro sairnousnn 'ra.snn.` __
We have been shown mme ccrres- tion of affairs for . U11! .._2\'°Vl\`\°°-
pondence which recently passed be-lTrade in Pefidhable p_’rod\\¢=f»l.'__l>¢l»f¢ic_\l-
tween Joseph Read a oe._, i.smitea,_1sriy ni potatoes. has Men ¢rw\dins`
of Summersldc. and the Intercolonialiweatward for some years and Bt this
Railway relative to refrlgeratorand season of the year when- this com-
heater cars for potatoes. The former;rnodif.y is movin! it 15 °f tm’ “l-m°ll»
represented that as winter is ap-iimportsnce that every safe-guard
&DDl'0BChi“8 and iJ0tHt0¢S BYU 805118 should be thrown around it.
We have no doubt that if our
Boards of Trade -would busy themsel-
by the management of the T. C. R._,_ ves and represent the matter strong-
providing heater cars. They had prev- ly to their representatives ali Off-SWB
the government, whose policy it is to
create an interprovincial trade,
would hsinduced to supply the neces-
sary means for carrying it on.
common box cars, no reply had been`\ The Maritime Board of Trade at a
session held in Truro last August
passed a strong resolution in favor
following reply:-Your telegram f0;of`the I. O. H. providing' frost cars
T. P. Brady relative to refrigerator' for perlghgblagoodg and we would
he greatly surprised that their aus-
wer to their resolution would be 5
notice that there are no refrigerator
cars available, if the conditions were
placed before them.
This is a most important matter
TheMed{ca1Hal1 ` Company that no receipts falling for Prince Edward Island. It is
l j ‘ o Prince Edward Island should look af-
: _ _ ___
for refrigerator, cars for potatoes
must he issued until they are advised
as to whether refrigerator cz\rs‘ can
Prince Edward Island’s business and
all ' ~, » ~ ' - f T fl
be supplied or not. Sgd. E. Tiffin. l-61’ lf-, through its B0ardB 0 FB 6
_ This is a soincwlint serious condi- and its reDf0BBUt“UV°U- -
Every Home ~
should have an alarm clock.
You need one for these dark
mornings, it's the thing to
wake you on time.
Prices $|,00. L25, l 50
*=G\nranfecd- `» ‘
Big Ben $5.00
A
i _ ,
4 e - 1
in a community in llriucc l\1:l\v..:~l
lflund, the other day, .i little gill,
six or seven years of 11112. Wits H011
carrying n. dustpnn in which she had
gatliercrl u few lumps of coal _oil the
home she was overheard saying, sor-
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.______, ,,~. _.___._____._~_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_- .».-,».~.-.-_~.-_- .-_-.~_-------= - -‘~'-'-=~=-*:f-'-- -`- -'- -'~ - - - - ~ - --- - - - - ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' `
WINTER COMING- !organized effort. Custom is custom.
_ 1 d tit tion here ` '1"be man who stands out against it is
we have less'nc ua es u
h l 1 th ivilized
th“'il““y;uEr;cehi:ve zur liwcor and stands alone. But let him make 5
Wm " m th on of hard_~;1rinclp1e of lxfsrevolt and associate
;ii1;te;n;s  gr ueesgtzn In tmiotners with nim and ne is helping
street. Ou catering thc door of- her City of Charlottetown with its mall! on progress and enjoys the gm" “dn
'evidences of comfort and even of lux-| ` ___ _
rowfully' “Tl1at’s all I could find ury, its few- evidences of want, We The powers that M owe ghgir Bust.
mother still have the few P001' ence to the free will of the majority
GeHo  '1‘he pathos behind this little ;inci- Some of them are poor through’-me major” has a und" “tad B d
Y U P D
. \ . .
Jeweler & Optician dent will never he known. “Dcsirmg the d"‘"k_"““°°° “nd ""‘°"‘hl°"“°°: °(|mdisputable rlsht to rule. Therefore
to he lcd with the crumbs that fell Pal'9“t5~. Tl-‘° i““°°°“t and help e"'t|_\e powers ty,” be have -me m,¢°“_
from therich marps table... she goth]Egildrznnsufxzgeggratheizapeiiiiétsazdlaw sanction "om the peopm to mls
e .
<1 ti is , 'rf 1 from - _ =‘
    fha strdzt nwl<‘loIi~§\iiiilt;l1}lr iiiiclliillllg bless-IPUY Bild their C939 slmuld b° CDD' the prople is tm-ay, seeblit This right'
Wm MONBOURQUET-|-E Mgr '_ ~ (sidered by those who have enough to ru e is t e inal ena e preroga ive;
' private: Baths Running, _WMer' _may cd ‘country of ours there are lew_ _ l lol the people. It is also their 'preg-9-
lignge laasitaafegéelepgrgnisgég all rooms p,,m._ F,,,.tu,mte1y’ also' “mae wholand to spare. ‘ The P201* Ye shell tl
L1UlzSlNE llnf‘lJ\eIXUELieED are not poor are charitable enough a1WaY5 have with Y°“~ And In “s
SYDNEY' N- 5 to help those who are and probably not forget the "ina.smuch."
Cameron of the North West Mounted
Police, a tale of the MacLeod trail, IN DIFFERENT FORM. 4 clusion that there are different ways_
. _ _ \
Ralph Connor’s new book Corporal _s..1-_-.-_-_-_-_-_~.-.-.-.-.-_-_-_-.-_-_-_-a.-,-_-_-_-_~_-_-_~_-.-_-_-_-_-_-_~.-.-_--.-.-_-.-.-.-_-_-_-¢.~.-_-_+:.-.-_-_-.-.-.-.»=.~.-.~.-_1-.=-=-=--A----1
This is Ralph Connors latest hook __ n 1” ' _' lo! encroachlng upon the command-
and lust off the press and considered Plaza mum* the "new “°‘_gh»b°w,ments.
one of the best ggorge 1 , ty. _. want to know af yez'll~lind thim` thc
popul _,ter ,lh If ‘Y _‘ir lllf’-4 I _ U _I _ d . A lawn-mower is not easily .operat-
' 81' W I ; ‘ 0 our ins bc: oau av ie awurriowcr to ay." 1 _
printed,nicely boundiu cloth by U12 “Wlmt' lend tl~ein the Piwnrnoweried on the gabbath Day without bo
Wsstminisrer r‘0_ wil; ,m,g,»,. ,_,, “_ In H  Myth  T mth -ing found out. A lie can he told
cellent Christmas :rift to sind mi I’  ‘U ff nw- C em’ we with comparative safety on any day.
friends, 8l‘-l`0Bil~ Pflve $1-25. Pos- "ue" L Une' anyway there is a chance ol its not
tage 10c extra. Our first supply Her conscientious soul shuddered at
~ » 'being found out. And so in this age
Just received by GXDFESS and as ther th th lt f ' ' i d l ,
is sure to be 8 wry I,,_,.m, mm fo: 0 Dug' 0 “smg 01 eve” lm mgiof shrewdnesa we avoid the lawn-
the lawnmowcr on the Sabbath but
this bool: send us vnnr Umm. ut Onw _ '_ -mower type of transgression and
CARTER & C0, LTD" Bookseuers she had no hesitation about telliaga glide easily and logically into the
and Stationers; He“dq“‘”`t”" f°f lm' ‘ 'less demonstrative varieties-that is
Christmas gifts. - 1]-25 M 3i_
“ond this leads to the natural con-
we avoid being found out rather than
. Wonderful bargains in hard hats’ ::Spcarmint ‘Tooth Paste, a Har- avoid the transgression.
W gloves. mufi1ers_ sweaters, coat awea- m°“y W°i’°“"“t’”“_ that has th° real. This may he an evidence of shrewd-
ters. Collars. travellins woods, shirts, "ml t"“° “p“a"“““t na"°"~ It is 0 ness but is not conducive to the high-
etc.,'at Brown's big Farewell Sale Slllffndid rlentifrice, cleanscs the teeth,_ t t I mount And the world
R (1 th d_ 1 _  sweetens the breath and pro ote`s‘eB ype 0 y‘
in , B a __ 125 M31' rcal hygiene. Put up in large Iliilandqis largely guided by shrewdness' It
some tub with patented top, comes
M H k ` c ' ,‘is quite possible that many genera-
out in the form of a flat ribbon.‘ '
rss   ,Tice 258' The Mcmnnon Drug Co. tions will have come and gone before
~ ._ . ’ we learn that transgression is not
 _ (Don’t`Pf1‘<e) (Omer brent George and Kem' ss3;'tf_ in the discovery but in the' commis-
BUY ' _ ~ ' 4 `sion. "What would they say?" is of-
liv ~. A _ ' ten a more powerful factor than
' W' l
5.1 _Canteroigs lioime-Il/fade ..‘..‘.f.l.T..°}?i.'.?‘“§-...§°“§..'2...
(name_on','e`.v_ery loaf)
NOTE __ __ _~
_ - ‘ r_
01.lr Bread will surprise you wifh its
crispdclicnie substance and its dsliglufful
flavor and creamy ric|\neu1.- Every day
ln the week over |000 people in Chariot
ieiown eniny eating our Bleed-Are you
one of them.
rwav cohrkow
(Expert Baker)
W Nexf week _will appear
. \ l No. 5 “sd” of the series.
- P. L- SMALLWUOD-
_‘l snoncnms cannml cows
1 56"
l_lvAnl.llulD ll”
A simple. sale :md sffccilvs treatment lor bron-
chial tfouhlcn, nvnidinl drull. Vavorixed Cmeolcne
stops the puroxyams ofwhooplng Cough and relieves
Bpasmodla Croun lt once. itil n BOON fa sufferers
from Asthma. The nlr carrying the nnllscpflevlpor,
lmnlfcd with every m-um. msn" sresuunu easy ;
soothes the sara thma! and stops the cough. sssurlnl
restful nluhn. It is Invaluahle to mothers with
wma children- Bead :mul for uescupiiu seeuei.
Al-L DRUGGIITI.
T C R H 0 LE
Anrldarricsru utils? gd -*~
1-sans-rs fm-me in-uma  ~ .
,_ cz enema si., u.r.
throne. Thcy are simple,
clfccuvs and unilsetptic. - ,
0| our drums: or mm M . .
\ 
us. lbs. In stamps-
.Y ‘_ :Y
I' 4 °_~'
Vspo Cresoieno Co.
Lccmlnl Miles Bulldlnl
Monlrsul. Can.
_"what is the right thing to do?"
We hold up to our children, as an
.examplei to follow, the man who has
made a financial success in life. His
wealth is the thing emphasized. The
manner in which he amassed it, the
men who sneer-ee se his hands, one
oppression, the sneaking methods are
not taken account of. He made mon-
ey and therefore he is a success, and
an example to follow. We would not
he guilty of countenancing any. one of
the methods by which he gained his
wealth, if it were standing alone and
apart from its crowning achievement
the amassing of wealth. Je -would
not have thaheighbors he the lawn-
mower go from our door on the Bah-
bath but we would not mind cover-
ing that fact by a false excuse.
9 "-_r i*-‘ \__Will the world ever learn to d'o
_ Y - ~\'*‘ ‘ ' '-'
 | susan  .... ....
_ .
,_
gr.
'rue Giiiefieifné ki g of in
good safety razors.
1 l
l lDmN\n;nz`~- `  A
The Gillsfte is the razor that original
ndfhs famous angle stroke. it can he
ldlusted for a quick and close shave,
Downy, board, wlry whfsker. tended f face
-»ii's all the some to ihe Gillette-ffl
the smooth satisfactory shaver you have
always wanted, but could _ne\-sr hupjntil
QW; - . " ' - \ ' - ~
_ »Gi1leli|.l\\ handse ep! sh lin loathe
"B#l¢/»f_G¢rf¢sn Iilvt- hgider, sas li
sl|__sv¢r...;........‘...‘....2........
ll’°°l!=l|,-,&l.¢!usll¢r-0
.3 _ _ _ “ chilly winds of u
l ' ' OR :that I 'hi-:si-baiger shave _ °°“&°t 'Eau U"`
the raw.
b t
nat n
cracks
article.
Jamieson,
l
cam.
night
¢Uompany"' owns three pairs of first
\ _
grove
farm
ers.
rnliwuy
within
liosrd fence
wire- co||ts.f'u|<_six -_roomy POU-
raneh  with house for cure-
 comvlete- Th!
class foxes, including the Oharled
Dalton and,Frank 'ruplin stock., all
healthy, fine hooking animals. Oom-
pany is caplta_.l_lled at $60,000. in hun-
dred dolllrs _lhnrcs of which the
greater part- is subscribed and pe/ld
up and includes 3 numbbr of the lead-
ing business and *professional men
and farmers of Kensington and the
surroundingdistricts, W. G. Simp-
son of Kensington is caretaker of
the ranch. I learn that the Com-
pany are willing to tale in n limifbd
number of good foxes to board on
very reasonable terms. It seems an
ideal place lor foxes and the ranch
has an inviting and prosperous air
pearance.-IM. `
11-27M1i.
right lor right's "sake, regardless of
whether the neighbors hear the noise
or not?
NOTES. 
Says an exchange;-Christmas is
lelightful season; it is still our fingel
‘estivnl. It’s a pity we have to spoil
it every year hy painful calculations
and 'by balancing loss against _gain.
It’s a pity, in other words, that we
have to pay so much for our fun. We
have learned to crganize almost every
kind of public movement; here is 5
movement which can trlunirph only by
as black R rogue as Scrooge while he
of his fellows
ga ve to use their wills commercial-'
IY. to set .1 value upon them and to-
accept that value in cash or its equiv-
alent in any form_of emplument that
the fortunes of political war may
cleee w1tnin..gnen_ mei.. 'rue right te
rule. then, is; contingent _ upon th,
ability to corner those wills in'tl:ie
market. Therefore the powers that
be have the necessary sanction from
the peopleto rule the people, when
they have the necesmry means to
control the wills of the people.
MURDER TRIALS.
GOSHEN, N. Y., Nov. 26-The jury
in the Gibson murder trial have go
far failed to agree after being out
twelve hours. After six hours con-
sideration they reported e, disagree-
ment and were sent back again. ,
SALEM, Mass.,-"Not Guilty" is
the verdict in rhe' case of Ettor Giov-
annlttl and Oarurso in the Law-
rence Mill strike murder ease.
TOP OF MOUNTAIN OOLLAPBES.
VANCOUVER,_Nov. 26-The top of
a section of J aekass Mountain on KJ.
P. R. 'nine has collapsed, hurling in
to the Fraser River hundreds of thou-
sands of cubic yards of rock and ruin-
ing ths 249 foot tunnel of the O. P.
R. No lives were lost.
-__-
BREAK WHISKVS GRIP
ON YOUR LOVEDONES
__-..
Drunkards will tell you with tears
of sincerity that they do not want
to drink. The craving coming from
the inflamed membranes of t.hs.stom-
ach drives' them to it.
Alcurs will, soothe the 'trembling
nerves and] remove the ‘craving that
is ruining your horns and stealing an
otherwise kind husband or father
from you. It costs only _ $1.00 .per
box and if ft does not cure or bene-
a trial the money will be
No. 1 is tasteless and can
secretly in Tea, Ooflee or
No. 2 is taken volun-
willing to .help them-
now be obtained at our
for Free Booklet tellin(
and ¢i‘ve.Alcura atrial.
Central _Drugseere.0her-
_ United States each year.
_ 1, ._ _-f G
offlrs. _
fr:
. .
‘i.°2.'
$1.ooo.ooo,oqo.oo\ " e
For Fires. f
ft is estimated' conservatively that nearly '
$|,ooo,ooo.ooo.oo _ie lost through fire lu the
_ » _ The men who experience the greatest foes are - `
those who neglect to insure their property. It'e all
:‘e.”.;*::.‘::"‘:.:°.zf"5.*'.:.'.:i:.:°°°‘.i"'°e”“.z:f:: f
. ll
and neglected-,-nm lapse invinlfen to ¢&;°i»°uvs’ji|:rs’lee|os¢ r
Doll' V flak" .C l l 4 ` .
   
._‘ .....‘_ ' - L 'l ii ' ' '_ " ' '
*__
1 F0
' MEN’S College foals
.,, . l’
Colored border and picture haudiexchiefs suitable for childfsniiat
Plain white lawn handkerchief. narrow border -at 5. 8 and rec..
White embroidered handkerchief
Plain Irish linen bandkerchiefs 1
Ani* 'ro BUY
`%
Plain white hemstitcbetl linen hlndkerchiefs _et ra. 14, r_6,m_ri_ j_-§e__ f’.`§m». __;___;
Plainf white hemstltched linen heudkerehiefs, uarrow°h€r'n 'ao sos #3 an 3oe~es'ci\;
White lawn, laceedge at§s5"lll¢lj3°¢ each, _ '  _ - _~ __ ._ _ 
White lsivnl lace edge, embroidered corner at 18,-ao, 25 and 3oc_ege_li,_._ _ __ _,‘ _'
a\z5 and 3oceach.  ,- ‘ _ ‘ _- i -
Be. ao, 25, and 3cc-each. ‘  _ - _ » _
Mourning hindkerchiefs. narrow black border 18, 2o_ and 25:: each  “  g
Something out of the; ordinary in
liesvyiace edge at'75. qoc, r.__ro'aud :.75 each;
, i
White silk handkerchief emblematic at 3oc ~   _ '  " “ _
White lawn handkerchief, emblematic at i`4c. ' '
Fancy colored handkerchiefs for
fancy work for Christ mas |5c each' er 'a for-'s5c`.'
Gentlemen’s fancy exelda handkerohiefs r5c or 2 for 25c. - f ~
Genllemens silk hirndkerchiefs,
initialed at 25 and C-oc. ` `
Good linen handkerchlefsat 3o and'€oc each. , _ _ . _
- Y _
. ' i
Plain while :ikat go. »o 6o and x.2o each ' _ _ 
' Fancv silk mufliers; all -olors. white, tau.,grey. navy, black, wine at 2 oo._ ‘ \
A shipment df the very fewest beaded bags, .all colors; just; arrived in tnnefor
Christmas gifts, from-5oc to8 75. just the thing for Christmasglfts. '_ ' "
i _ PA
P_A1f0._N’S
cBarga|n__s_
2 He Hose for  ._...25c 
 35:: Under_Vests  f
§ 35c'Drawers......  3
E Sweater Coats.......$l.25_ §
. PATONS .
_ Snaps al
P ‘A_T`0 N S
For Quality Goods
We _Mex\’s Shirts for. . .' . .`_ 68a
e 75c Men’s Fnrlined Caps 50::
5l.00_ Blanketlng . . . . . . . . 79c
(72 inches wide)
_4s¢ Drsg"ger....  ....39¢
'_ 54: " all wool . .....30e
55s Black and Red . . . _ . . 39:
Drugget ~
l3c Striped Fiannellett . . . . l0e
$1.25 Blanketlnq, . .. . .. .$l.05
for clocks
$3.50 Boys’ Rgefers . . . .$1.48
PATONS ' ‘ f
0 25 p.c. off
large Assortment and all
sizes
HALF _ PRICE
all Meals Velvet Collar
$12.00 °'°f°°°*' $14 00
| nur rai_ce`_J
PATONS
34 in he, "1 ' fl' 1 t -_A - Meu’s Reefers. :ra brown-and ` y
ular |_§c. on Fzldsay pies? ..‘.il.1.il?.€  “nd blue’ “ll sins M' '5' ‘bi -‘7’ 
. Htavy  nannelette, four YOU! Cl'l0lC¢ lt- - - ¢ . . 5 s s e e e se o e es  Ou.
» I
M¢n’s Cost Sweaters. plain undeclar-
ed with and without collar, worth _Sl-Ulm
Heavy Fleeced Shirts 90c`for......7§¢
No. I Pen Angle Underwear per suit
Choice from our: new- fall stock_nf
Gent's ties worth up 'to 85_c_ for  We
Clearance line of Men’s Soft front
shirts for... ..   ‘Se
Boys' coat sweaters worth nip to 85c
size 24 to 30 for-..........:_....,....._.. 
35c set of back combs and Sicl_e_con|_bs
  .....-..22c
~ _ r
, » »
for, . . _ . . . . .. .  
Heavy. worsted stockings -2 r-2 ribb
all sizes.. . . . . . ......~.-..'.._-  . 
36 Ladies' Waists, Tailored and white
embroidered, size 36 to 42. Sliphilv mud-
sed, values up to $3 _go on Friday for
Ladies* don’i 'lnmissililils
~ chance   
Bin l- t 1 f ladies’ Underwear _ingreéy
or whiu Vest < rdvauers  2- c
(.`1~uux»-r full of short, K m'\na.=, col-
ored i-lu.ic:at   
A .snap in _wearing skirts, just the
thing for street wear,ahout 5o_ at 1-4 od for
cash. 0 ' '_  
Another lqt_of our Special Skirts, in
Blue, Black or Grey_....'..........,......$Z2$
50 Children's Coats at asaving of iq
on the Dollar - _ ~ .-4
Big offer on Ladies’ _Cont Swe 
extra value...  ................;|'.2§»'- _ .
Your choice all-3 slvéll ’
_ ‘ Men's Ready to wear Department:
gtfsxss. gviistrthelewtlilng for n:;eu;s' and    
a,a _u 3ooyars4
and Mower yd. _
offh I-4 more.Psfone
I5
Men’s College Coats. all  _ t ‘
sense- -'se e ~¢|_-e»>e"$f»ve¥u.; ;q_  .
...ii
Haavv wnrrs neo Qonxr. as v-c.of»1|_infa sue.
bigsiAze $1.35 valuefor.. ,.... .._. _;g_|5 ~ stock. -_ -_ ~ €,._f,-.. '
fewweekend S ll if 981: - I _ ~` ` ` ` `1`_._-
G,,,, ,.,,,,,,,__,,_1%_;°,;__2;'.,;___,_ Save a -My __ _
sex iefer......;.........;......zo¢ Mesh Twed slpafdr b»_n<l.` ' ,_
For » Mothers to
_ know _
'rms win mm 'meshes gina. ~
ro Boy’s Reefers, slze's,3' to 6
f years. lsst years stock worth from
:'75 to 4 50 each your chofee..l- 38.
Another lot of r x Boy’s-Reefere,
fit 3 to 6 years, _worth up to $3 25
'°f¢¢¢¢na - a|»~¢ssssees~»¢¢”¢.'ln
Fancy twesds, and blue melten
and beaver, some with brass but-
mmlfift th I i f
_  y, ree eceeu te ei-fail.
odd sizes. Halfgiiiees,
‘ 1 | '
. .
. ‘ ‘
` _ `  ulsr 75c  fog.. . ...__-_.'.v. rr. . ...__  _
e lleres a sup. _ 
1'l.’.i’;?.‘.‘..f'f.'.‘?;"°ff'.‘.ff_’_.’.
Boys’ ov¢r¢lfsis.‘ l`-3-'efl!T-
regains bid;   ~ f.
_ M ' mea, ‘  1e'ei_-e
lsr Chgidflila sryls.;rla.s§.-fi. =‘;|§ :ss
l ! ‘
nf , \ _J 1 |
I " _ > » I is ` ,.- ~-l
liome made » lllaukelln `     
__  . ., _ ' _ U ' ._~ _-_ -`_'_,,';{;_'<_,','f.’=1_.r»h; .
»  _ . ' \ A-".`~~' "if ' -rf.-f_¢\i.'._'.-1»'lf,__s"» _
, .-- i  .:..` ‘_lS.'~ `"
e . y _ I ._  1/_vy____).l_, 1 in
` ' ' ` ‘ i  'll "LJ ~' ,
.
' ' ~ ‘ 0 ew  ~... ..._ _ _ _ 
_s »
Seamless cashmere hose. 3_3`o valticf
» ' Meu’s Craveuefte.‘Réef§i1'_7lh.li\t f
new lava 
#iw tore' esre.x~` c I. » _
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