DEGEMBERl1°»'1917' 'r nn: of-1An1.o'rrE'rowN GUARDIAN ~ ' ~ - ' s ~   
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a necessary part
ery household equip
ent. . ' '
You will find it an ex
cellent cold weathe
comfort and .tho
which _we offer
guaranteed to give per
ect satisfaction. They
ill -withstand hard us~
ge and can be depend-
d upon not to leak o
ow hard, ‘and
eams are reinforced.
Prices range fro
1.25 to $3.00.
Whatever else y
_y need in rubbe
~ oods you can buy here
nowing that we offe
he very best value
the city. _ ‘
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values in Diamond and Pearl
set Pendants, with white
gold combinations, from
$15.00 up.
Select now before the best
is sold. We will hold them
for you. ,
W N. Tanton
Jeweler
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“T0 DEFEAT CONSCRIPTION"
Under this heading in last Thurs~
dny`f'- Giiartlinn appeared a letter
signed "A Woiiiari Voter" in which it
was stated that Mrs. George E HuSl\~
eg and Mrs. 'l`h0inns t‘ninpbell were
canvas-s'iiig _ for i\'oiiien's votes anill
were stating that they ivere out to de-
dofeat coiis'ci'iptloii. Mr. Tiles.
Campbell iiit`orins its that there is no
truth iii this so far as his wife is
‘concerned as she luis not been out
canvassing ut all, and Mi'. George E.
llughes informs ns that it was anoth-
or Mrs. Caiiipbell who ncconipanleu
his wife. The Giiardiaii regrets this
mistake and apologizes to Mr. and
Mrs. Tlioinas Campbell for any pain or
inconvcnienco _cuuscd them by giving.
currency to the statement made byl
“A Woman Voter," -Editor Charlot-
tetown Giinrdiaii.
Sir: Thg Mrs. Campbell referred
to in a "Woman Votc'r's" letter was
Mrs. Campbell of 37 Upper Prince St.
For the niir-take iiiutlo in the Christian
name. Woman Voter upologises to Mrs.
Thomas Campbell.
l uni Sir etc,
be had at the News and Novelty
are ‘Pleased to be able to announce
e
vices of one of the best engravera in
The Gentral Guardian ' ' |  I """""""' _ ~ -
  A -~ eeeeeeeee -  rover _ I llc romonr
IT PAYS to buy in this Province.
THE MORNING GUARDIAN may
Store of Miss Florine McCarey. Mtf.
ENGRAVING XMAS GIFTS.-We
that we hav again secured the ser-
the provinces for the Xmas rush. We
believe our customers appreciate the
befst in engraving and have spared no
€fl'0rt ill securing the services' of an
engraver who will give you the very
latest in designs in all styles of letter-
ing- As in former years we initial
free of charge all articles purchased
from us. We guarantee prompt and
efficient service. W. W. Wellner, Of-
ficial C. G. R. Watch Inspectors.
1622-12-8Mtf
SCHOOL WORK.- The following
is the sanding of the pupils of Newton
Cross School in their examinations for
the month of November. Grade VII.
-1, Lizzit Nadtly;2, Joseph McKenna
Grade VI.-1. William McKenna, Geo-
rge McPherson and Richard Gill
(equal); 2, Phalen`MeKenna.; 3, Liz-
zie Gill? 4, Robert Peckingham; 5,
Katherine Pockingham; 6, George
Gill. Grade »V.-1. Bernard Morrisey;
2, Margaret Morrisey; lil. Joseph
Iliinn; 4, Ilarry Peckingliani; 5. Will-
iam Dunn, Grade IV.-I, lfraiicis
Iliclieniia .and Anna Mor-risey (equal)
2. John Gill. Grade III.-l. Susie
Gill. Gra<le_ II.- Joseph Morrisey,
George Peckingham, Gc-rtriitle Mc-
Kenna, James Gill und Fred Packing-
ham. Carrie M. Coyle. Teacher.
ions i.vit4iot'!. The Union policy is
knoivii, what more can the people of
Canada want. but the uniting of tivo
great parties, tionserviitive :ind Liber-
al. during the war. Will it be any be-
nefit to the ,Eastern people to elect
Laiirier. Will it help win the war ' or
strengthen our soldiers nt the fiioiit?
Sir. doii‘t you think this is an election
between Life and Death for the_coun»
try? Life is repress-iiteil by Uiiionisin_
Ileiitli by Laiirierlsni under disguise
of Liberalisni, aiu] why will we women
make cake puddings. sew, knit away
in the slnnll hours- of the nloriling
givg our money time and labor in or~
der to bring comfort to our boys and
yet turn around and stab thc-ni in the
back hy voting for Laurier. The Ger-
mans cau’t use them any worse. The
Germans are kinder, for if they in»
tended them to die they would give
no food. 1 can see a banner waving
above the Canadian trenches. How
red it is, probably dyed with the
blood of the soldiers who paid the
`Suprenie Sficriiice, and how white are
the words inscriboxl on it, only three.
~God. I-lome. Union. Now Sir, in
closing I thank you and I appeal to
every man and woman, (`atholic and
Protestant, to vote for Union. After
the wai' -we can vote for Laurier,_not
now.
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I am Sir. etc.,
rooms gecelpts zfggint Etgitern bCoii§er-
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igfgshcktligwledged iii, Th,;'elTl’esley;ii  _   w_W~___ “_ ' '
. . »=f»-'_  , . The False Pearl;
Nov. 9 includes the following local    _ Seventh Startling  _
_ 4 _
en u as om , _
E. I. The receipts from Nov. 2 to
bombs at a lively rate. So it is tho- ._ _ _
A   .~ -ugh; it bomb has been the tzause of \l"'tm Egan’ Ml' "`l"'wf""'
` ins injury. iii.. many n~ten<i< win “; 1'- “"‘“"' W‘l"“’* """"-V-
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SiI‘f~Will YOU gil/0 Space in y01ll' hope that his condition is not sort- “’ (,"' M"D9n“m' ,\"'“""'
valuable paper to a. fow lines from the tuS_ [IL] l“' _§Vl"1[`?l”';;*l‘l» l\_"""(“;"‘- -l~
. . . . ~ . o in* . c one 1, leiirovi-. l
pe" of J' mummy woman legammg t‘, il. (`uiiiernii. Mt. iici~ln~i'l. ' sa
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MISSION RECIPTS.- Mission
cl d $100 fr Vernon River I’
districts Mr Stewart ‘ $25. From
PATRIOTIC SALE.- Ever since
the outbreak of t he war a nunibei
of ladies have' met, Monday aint
Thursday afternoons at the Arinories
to sew and knitfor the soldiers. The
ladies are in_need of money and liavo _
decided to hold a "Sale of Days" in
St. Paul‘s Parish Hall December 18th
A tea will' be se‘rved and fancy artic-
les suitable for Christmas Gifts a. no
many household comforts will be for
sale.
WOUNDED-» Mr. Edward Davey
idrnest Davy of the Railway Con
sti'iit-tinnrilorps liad~--be'én---»wo\indeti,~.
the nature ot` which are contunions.
Mr. Ilavy just a. few days ago receivt-;i
the corps was in a very exposed pos-
recrivefl word Saturday that -his son ‘  _,_____,,_g,_,._
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a letter from his' son. telling him that 
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HAi.t|=Ax Rs|.|L-:F FUND.-His I _ I in ,L D i
Worship the Mayor has opened 9, fund  Sharp ,' ' 7 2nd  Sbafp, ~ ;
for the relief of the sufferers fronrthe _ “ . ff __ .____ ; . _., -- _ _ _ ,
Halifax disaster nd the office at thel ‘ __\ _
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°f relief' POPULAR PLAYS AND PLAYERS PRESENT MOLLIE KlNG:_,~_ . . »
THE 1nrERNArioNALLY_FAMoUs STAR -- _ AN” CREIQSTON HAI-E‘ ' 
Nov. iota to' Nov. 23rd Granville IN / 1'_  .j g _
tr-   The Seven Pea 
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. PLAY ‘ 1'5" _ An Epic of Screen
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MARY PICKFOR '
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now
ition and that Fritz was sending over ‘
this great election and its issue. NOW VERNON RIVER AND VICINITY. I  ,  -
that women have ii. vote the question ._._A_m0,,g ¢|“,,,B who won, in (ina,-10|., \l\_; W' M"f’“’°"‘_' _"l‘"ll_l}‘-"‘*“l"-
lllllllffllly =1\'iF~lf=*- "lil \Vl\<"i0 fiW0l` will tetown to hear Sir Itobort liordeiil 1,. nl' M“.u'h-` .l"`ll.|.l"‘..lH|"`
1 Cast my. V0l0 All WOTHUH Hhflllltl were Mes-srs \Villiiini Masters, Fraiik " M' \V‘m""” lmm'
have been graiite-:I .ti vote. I have no Lain _mlm 11053- and Milton irm~npg_t-,_ ,___ _ ,AL __ _ ' _______ __
one to represent me at the front yet- _M1-_ John (im-iey, 1-m1¢1mast¢|», ri-ie.. "“-°"'*-'°‘*"‘*" "--~- -~~-‘-'- ,
l mil ll1Sl- Hs l0Yl1l 111111 I>2llVi0UC» “lid mitage) is to be congratulated on the ` -‘  `
¥'@t»`.1`0£ will I Cflnllflt Vow ff" my oxcellenL,_iiiaiiner iii which lie' has T9 ' "  - ' . 4,
C0\\l\U`Y- l l-l0li0V0 lf ls UD 10 me W0’ kept the roads during the recent 1;!-i~"" _ l _' A ' "" _., "
"I0" Of ("f\“l“l*\~ *Wd 05P°°l“uY 0” P- severe weather coiiditions-.- Messrs W E1 "N  “' /   in 4' l ' E & '
E- 1-- lo Dl`eV‘3“l Dari-Y bllml men John McLeod and George 'l`wecilv W ' ' il1'H‘I-e K’ I" Y   ' ' A  ' ` 1 ' K‘
from iloiig,what cannot be undone in have returned home after Spgqniinf; -\ _ “DAY ,__!_._-,4 “ _ ___ _:__ _ . .5 _ _ I
‘ electing Laurier. My father has voted mo week end at Stanley B,.|,|g0_ \` j§%_,_,,},,;-“l<"”` " ' '_' ,. _,Q 'W3
Liberal all his life. I remember _well, Messrs Frederlck Vickcfrsml ,md 'r--"» “* ' `
‘IS il Child V-he lhfm Of Pride “'l‘°“ my John IP. Ilayden have returiied lioine
futher with a smile would announce from St_,Pcte,.S. where they have. _
11 Lll’91`f‘~l Vl¢i°l`Y- bm Sh* an that is bein attending the funeral of the late
lclianged. I fail to sec in this great M,.S_ Andcrsom ,
election where the Liberal party is.
To me it is Unionism aml_Laurierism. ' ‘ 
The man or woman who thinks they . 
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  Qui' Store is the Place to Com/Family and E3’ 5’
tio Abt. ltather iince\-ta_in_ and in__v_ster~           
Gift a Useful One. Our Stock is Litre City ' ___ _
There passed aisay at St. I’eiei's
Lake on Wediiesday afteriicon, Nov.
dist, David Anderson, ,in the 77th
year of his age. The deceased was a
gre-at sufferer for inaity years. but
bore his afiiiction with snprenio
Fhriatlali fortitude. Vlflhlle death was
for hiin a happy release, it reinovcd
from the community a liighly i'es-
pected citizen A widow_ two sons,
ldrank of St. Peler‘s, and' ‘Everett cl'
lioston; also oiir- fliiiigliier, l\ii~s.
Weiivcr, of East. Iiostun. reinain ti
mourn the loss oi' a ltiud liiishaiid :ind
father. The fiiiterzil took place on
I=1rld-a‘y ir/3-iiiiiig, Nov. 23rd to the
\Vest St. Peter's ceineitory. the
services at the nouse and the grave
being conducted b_\' the Rev. It. I".
Murray of Mt. Stewart.
Mas. PETER NicHo|_soN_ "
There passed to her eternal rest al
Cardigan Head on Friday Novenibt-ri
16th Sarah Maciloiiald reiict of the
late Peter Nicholson in the 67th year
of her age, her husband having pre-
decesse her thirteen ears
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I). I., .\lcI\'innon, hitliiitigtlc. IC. l\lari.t\inl, Ki-iisiiigioii.
lll'1|fll“_‘-‘. Sl. 'l`cri»s:i. Jas. A. i"i~i~liuii, Mt, Slvwiirt.
!\l. I\l:~\'iltit-, (‘i':ipaiiii. i.i-ini Smith. l~`rt\i\t'h \'iila;:<-.
i~l_ lflcitiilllz. Stniiioy Ilridgt_‘. t‘. .l. i\i:\<-Iniiis, l"i'ein~li \'ill:igi‘.
-. -litiiivs. <2iif\lw_r. <'_ \\'. Qiiigh-_v, St. I'.'-li-iw. tiny.
’. l.. .lzitiiiesinh ’i`t»riiliii», H. l\lt‘l‘lii<'l\1‘i'ii_ .\ll_ .\'ii‘\\‘:tl'i.
l`11l*l~ J- ~\~ -\l=l"\'.li»~t-_ .\‘iitiiii|i‘i'si<ie. J. i’. i’ot<‘i's, Sl. l.o\ti.<. 
l'_ l‘iii\|iipiiiii_ |{i-iisiiigtoii. 'l`oni lloylr, \’i<'lori:t. ,
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» ` Safety Razors '
Solve the question of what to give hint.
Gillette from .__ _ _ _ ... _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _s__~t.'».oo up 
Aut()St1'01)...`........._............$5.0(l
~f§‘ti'iight Blade lRa7.oi's, best iiiiglisli niakcs
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Chafing Dishes _
Always a popular gift and ii very useful one as
well, Prices. ._ _  _ .. $1 Loo uint :+:t°:.oo on.
Casseroles and Serving Dishes
Are no lonqei' considered a lii_\:iir_v but a necessiti
d Y -
The deceased was R true he'arteil
wife and mother, who exemplified in;
her life the Cliristiiin virtues-chc‘er 5
fulness. kindness, intlustry ami pat~,
lent-o, which endeared her to a
large circle of ticigiihorg and frieiiils.
I-Icr illness was of short, duration, but
' ""' - --»-='~ view woMAN.
VERTISEMENTS
'INI-l°ll
Pl -. -.. . --- __ E
Clllllfiod ada, under this head cost
one cent per word per insertion where
sinh accompanies order, with mini-
mum chargo of 25 cents per Inser-
tl°n. Count your words and save mon-
CY by remlttlng with order. Stamps
accepted. Adu. taken by phono or
nent by ma'l'I will be charged at 2c.
Mr word, to cover book-kteeplng char-
ges, stationery and postage On ac-
countl.
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AGENTS WA NTED
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MISCELLANEOUS.
DOMINION EXPRESS FOREIGN
Cheques are accented by Field (las
liters and Paymaetors ln Franr-.9 for
their full face value. There is no
l better way to send money to the
. boys in the trenches. '
' 1949-12-1MEtlDec. 31st.
NOTICE-ALL NOTES AND A(;_
counts due the ilrm of W. Grant and
. Co. that are unsettled on Dec. 10tii
will be handed to our attorney for
immediate suit. Richard Grant.
1528-12-4M6l.
AGENTS 'WANTED-PORTRAIT AG-
ents a new line of proofs, first class
‘lnished portraits, frames at lowest
prices. Call or write the UNITED
ART COMPANY, 4 Brunswick Ave..
Toronto. 1115-11-10MEsat4iptI.
AGENTS WANTED T0 SELL FOI
"the old reliable Fonthill Nurseri~
°es.” We teach our. men to sell.
Experience unnecessary, highest
commissions. paid; handsome treo
equipment. .Stone & Wellington, To-
ronto, Ont.
~ - 1494-12~MEtlliDac.81st.
*PORTRAlT~ AGENTS WANTED.
Send for Catalogues, Prints, Solar
and Ilromide. Finished portraits
Uonvex or Flat. Frames, Glass and
all supplies. Merchants Portrait
Co.. Toronto. 1617-12-8ME6l.
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'1 EAOHERS' WANTED
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HELP WANTED-FE-
MALE `
WANTED AT ONCE A GIRL FOR
general housework in a family ot
three. Apply at 146 Pownal St.
_ 1591-12-7Mtt'.
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WANTED. _ '
WANTED AT ONCE.-A FEW CARS
firewood, Dry Hardwood preferred.
Apply to D. Stewart; 164 Kent St.
1344-11-23MDTF.
 
‘HELP WANT!-in--MALE
,WANTED-- BOY ABOUT 14 OR 15
year. W. N. Tanton, Jeweler.
1252-11-19Mtf.
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TEACHERS NEEDED FOR SAS-
katehewan and Alberta schools.
opening first of January. Apply
stating qualifications. to Canadian
Teachers Agency, Regina. for Saa-
katchewan schools and Beveridge
Building, Calgary for Alberta Dos-
iMo|1a_ 1182-11-I4M`lmo
ron sans. I ,
*HEAVY BROWN PAPER FOR
sale, excellent for putting under
otlclotli or carpets. Apply at Tha
Guardian Omoo. 732-10-l0Mt!.
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...~‘.l‘..¢l§l._ll” ll“‘.l‘..$‘_‘-‘ft.§§!;e _W_‘_‘.'°*;,_§_‘;‘,;
Montague. Sho' leaves. to mourn four
so-ns_ and two iltiiighters Mrs.l~‘i-rink W,
lilltllfwk. (‘i'et-till. Iiimit-li', Corin; and
O'OCOIO§1'f*OOOOOiO'l'O\ Minnie at home. fianliicl on the lioinr-
gun, Neil and Alex at Ilead (‘arf|i-
2an. and Angus in I.laveu\vorll1_ \Vn.s.|\_
and also one hroiiiur Snniimfl Mp
Donald in Lorne Valley "ini mn- _.,;_e¢,»,~
in (`liarlt~'.~iiowii, Mass. Mrs. A. ilir
Nell. (Patriot, and ldxiiiiiiiis-i pit-_:iso
VOM’-)
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tional. riniiviits
REVERE HOTEL
Tan Dorrant, Kensington
Daniel MacVicar. Cardigan.
Malcolm McDonald, Lorne Valley.
T. II. McGregor. Montague.
James McLeod. Victoria Cross.
M. Bruce Bears. Montague.
S. I). Nicholson, Montague.
Mr. and Mrs. I-I. I3. Gardener and
child. Iinliftix. _
Geo. linker. Suminerside.
Mr. and Mrs. ll. B. McDonald, Glen
Cove. _
J. W. McEwen, Bristol.
E. Haslani, Springfield.
Etlwaril Wood, Poiv'-..il.
Daniel Robbins. ` mr,
G. Murray. New ' -ow.
Geo. Harringer. 5:. Jilin.
C. S. DeLanc_v, Alliinii". ~
Mrs. C. S. Dehnney. .»*.I`,rny_
W. R. Taylor. Granville.
M. Kennedy. 'iiratlaIliane.
Sergt. Consglipr. l(olly‘s Cm_<g_
I_~I. E. Dawson, Augustine Cove.
ll. Howatt, Tryon. `
W. _H. Ilouston, New A|mnn_
Mr. and Mrs; I.. I-I. Brehaiit. Mur-
ray ltlvc-r.
\Vni. S. ltiiy. Fairview, N. S.
lil. C. Scott. ilulit'ax_
A. I). Ross, Eldon.
L. R. ings. Orwell Cove.
J. F. Ross, Kinross.
Chas. A. Gillis. Orwell (‘ove.
i D. A. McEachern, Iris. _
Capt. J. »D. McDonald, Cable Iiead.
W. L. McLeod, Mt. Stewart.
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1 in every‘ho1ne. We have theni in Nickel l* i';»ii_i' z~
cs and range in price fi'oni-- - -- - - » - - -
--9*' -
- . Skates- and Sleds  up
A complete line of cliildrcn’s sleds from- -/iv np _
' Skates, all _erafles and sizes froni - ~ ~ - - f-»',/l _
, _ 9
pcnters’ 'iools ot all ltiiitts aiiti‘p_Fi!fs_-"1 -_
s or wife. ()oii'ee l’ercolatoi's from. . . .iii--'L00 up V
l Nickel Pl;1tg(lT0;i Pptg. _ . . . . .
. .5l~ii.."i0 atlttl 9l'il.4?i) _
Jack and Pocket Knives _ _
We have enough good knives to furiiisli e\'ei'_y
man and youth in this city. Prices lroiii .`5~'»f' -
to $3.50 wich - _
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Electric Flashlights 1
A useful and inexpensive gift. F.vei'_vbodv slioiild
i have one. 'Get the best “l<`i'aiico" with Tungsteii
1 ‘ Light and Battery. Prices from - - ~ .
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l Food Clioppers
Useful in every home. A gift that is ;il\\':1_\fs :ic-
i ,
ceptable. Prices from - - - - - - - -
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‘ read' Migfzitl-hizik€t'S Wollld, ll .
‘ .t lh"ee'n_1}}i\\lt€?lilt for the_iit1iis@f_v;_‘lltf-,ly
_- One of/ew. P-,-;\Cllt¢l_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _$2.7-» and .,.».
Ii' $2155 In _» .f ~ any I
I B ‘of Gift articles §1mQ,.5_
” <liov\'lll9§ ' (jig-ai' v 0
/“liiie _» lf Q 'meludes
Avg,  x- ` ~  
A/‘CL ljllis, Elilrtl 'l`1'2\l`5» etc"
. Cafvlngs U ` d`arc_.oi
etc.
Fit gland. an
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-I elif" °f“l.`i1_i.@s <i““‘l“?" FT`_“.`e_`_`.". _ st...-. to
_ V615’ 55. u.q_ funn
()ii;rol`1ilit‘st- iroiiitl iiialw an i_ leal gill. for int iiier ` _
~- l ' -Wear-Ever Aluminum Ware
cd Cases or in P11 `\ Wafe _
fry!-eX (1l21_SS_t_q6eQ their ini_i~.»ii_c
. pYREX as It .Sd L ,fre Combined _
Women  'i s'iniiai'\' baklllli. “‘1\,u.e A gift” l 
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_  _ltu-wetiveiiesmiib; `_f\‘,;St acceptable
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