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- illny Tablet Offered as Aspirin and Not Stamped. with the "Bayer Cross" _s Not Aspirin at All!

“Bayer” New Made in Cattada-Nc German

Interest--itll Rights Purchased ii'ei'ii - -s, _ U. S. Government _,

E3 There is not a penny of German . A money invested in “Bayer Tablets sf " Aspirin" nor will tt German Citi:-c‘:r

profit by its sale- or ever be allowed I

' 1_5 , to :require interest.

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- 'Inc original, .tor..i-..ii.tou_. .-.._er A 'l`.tl‘-lets of .\5pl.'i:t” i.; t1-.;‘.'.- :trade in ,

Canxtizl and C111 to l:.'_iI :Li your drtzjj-

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Unless you See the “Bayer Cross on piicitxgjc nn.l on tablets you are not 7,;-‘eltiiig Aspirin all."

THE WESTERN GUARDIAN

-IT PAYS to buy In this Province.

-MR. G. B. BEER, Guardian Report- er, will be pleased to receive news of interest to ,forward for publication. Telephone No. 738.

-ICE CREAM SOCIAL on W. H.

Slrarpe’s lawn nt Norboro, Monday ev- ening` July 7th. Proceeds for King George Hall, Kensington. ~

‘ 6766-7-4M;!ip:I.

-ATTENTION.-There will be a

match race between Mazy B owned by Edmond Brothers and Aquira C. owned I-.-y James McMillan on Sum- merville Park in ._Tuly 9th. 6756.

-BRAE SCHOOL.-At the annual

meeting $75 was voted for teachers ,supplernent, $99.50 for fuel and cott- ttingent i-xpenscs. Tire new trustee is Mr. Walter Mai-Eat-liern, and the sec- ri-tar_\' David I\lcLeave.

-FAREWELL SERVICES- - The

final services ot' the Rev. Robert ;\i. Brodie in count-i-tion with (‘ape Wolfe and 0'i.eary circuit, were on Sunday, 1 nttcndeil hy extra large congregations, who .showed irt many ways their high appreciation ot' the reverend gentle- rnnu’s and Mrs. Brodie’s labors dur-- ing their three years' stay. \\'

-NEW MINISTER COMING. - A

teclgraiii was received on Saturday t`rom the ltev. J. Whitrnan, stating that he would arrive at O'Leary on Saturday, July 5, hence he will hold seiivices in connection with the Cape Wolt`i~ and O‘Leary circuit on Sun- day, (ith Inst., as follows; Mllbirrn.

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During' the war, acid irnit-.rtions were :;.1.i :_.; .\5‘,.'.;irr in p_I1

boxes and various other c<»ntniners_ Dot there is no substitute for genuine “Bayer 'l`;rl>let-s of Aspiriri" which have been prove-tl slfe by millions tor Pain, lieaiinclie, Toothziclie, l`;.rr::.elrs, Rheu- matism, Lumbago, Colds, Grippe, Joint Paints, Neurtlis.

ircctiorzs are in cvcry ‘Diver Pack:it;e_"

froper and d

_ l1on’t accept' Aspirin in n pill box. Buy rt “Bayer Paekag<="l

10.30 a.m., Bethel. 3 p.rn_, 0’Leary_ I p.rn. All are invited -to give the rev- cri-iiil gentleman ii grand welcome to the Island. VV

t -HOME FOR A HOLIDAY. -- Mr. Arch‘d .\tlai-donald. ol’ (‘lyde River and Mr. Gorilftri Mac’ '_-cgor. ot' Cornwall. have ret -‘_-'_r°il lt' to after' having a very pli _ ' tri_i '.1 Boston. VI/hile away they i are the guests of the lat- ter`s br-otliroi Mr. Robert MacGregor.

Rox” of 1-3 ¢,,bg(.1,_p(,¢t;.._s_0f g_4._.`|3p_tt_.,, of m3.__.\l,=o Capsules. Mr. Macllciiuld while away renewed

I M, nc. ituite ti lot ol' ltis old acqu-atntarrres

I tl t l . li f - ll -I I- (.`.'iri -l'l of llnrcr .lririufficluro o . onoacc ~. . _ 'Q

_mf_:{‘,l§",',, fs",,','f,.,,f.f‘,§.1f|_'"ii'iiiiifiEit irrfii nti._ii\-i. i"i..§`i_.-iz-.t»triii _nit-.ins not-er miiniirat-titre. Hwy, WCFS ).ic`cotnpu_nlcr1 borne by \it. S to .i-_~i.i ttii- piitriii- .i==.iii<i iiiiii.iiii»ii~ iii.. ini-i.._s --i into-r coiiiginny will ne stninneii wtui Jennie MacGregor trout the bouth and

` shi-ir L-riiiret iriiiii- iinii-i;_ iris --ua;-i-r ci-on-" Miss Ruth MacKenzie and Miss I’errv.ie

it e-J. lf' " __ ' _ ,___ .\lacGr'egor from New Bedfor-d, who

POSTAGE TWO CENTS

AGAIN IN U. S.

Restoration of the Pre-War Rate.

WASI-IlNGTO.\', I). (‘., July 2.-The

reduction ln or-.linary letter postage from three to 'two cents, which bc- comes effective throughout the United -States at niirlniglrt on July I, will br- weicomed by all classes oi’ the people-. When on Nov. 2, 1917, the rate was increased to three cents it extra(-teit pennies and dollars t`roin the pockets of more people than any other pro- ivsion of the war revenue act. but it is only fair to add that tlte burden has been willingly and patriotlcally borne, so long as arliiitlonal revenue has been necessary to meet the na. tion`s exir';\0rtlinar_v expenses of the war.

When the tliree-isent rate carrie into

effectn whole gerier-ation had elapsed since it had cost three ci-nts to seml tt letter through the mails, otttside local limits. In rcsloritlg the ‘two-cent |-ht.. Uncle Sam is pursuing a policy that IF BlUl0Bt HS Did as the government

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A careful selec-

tion of every line of Jewelry marks our stock. V We will be pleas ed to have you call.

~. N. Tanton

JEWEi_ ER ._-2_-.5

- berry

Boxes I

` 50,000 in stock, our .~

STRAWBERRY BOXES 2

: are the best made both in f

quality and shape. `

And comply with thc

. regulations of the small

fruits act. `

'ORDER NOW The f

5 STRIHWBERRY crop will b`e"-Inge' this year and

boxes mag/_ be scarce later nn, urtprices are right, we buy irect from

' the manufactures.

Get ourprices at SEED

and FEED STORE.

t - CARTER & C0. I-“I l

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itself, und which has been Interrupt. intend spr-riding the sirmrner with eil only in cases of greatest their grand-mother Mrs. Flora Mac- i-rnergency_ From the time of the ,GI'€g0l`» (`0F¥1\\'i\ll-

0l‘it5ll1=\l t-Slilblislirrwiit of the ‘Post ----‘l--_-

Oihce llcpzirtiiieiit more than it s0l_D|En SAVES MONEY ccnttiry and ii quarter ago. the QN FARM EQU|PMENT_

terlrlilericy ha? been toward decreasing ra ter tian ur-r-easing ra es. _ . _ aw - r.

only Once before in th; mstorv of .I illoii£|Ar_tIiu.r Il.)II.irgliert ;teii£l)tl\vtit)lr

the country had the govét-riiruertt fouriil 'li vfm. iiglaom' ll ,wihfl ,O-Hi( K. (. <1-` L it necessary to increase the postage 1,19' Te I frs .W 1;-H I' H l.`)dd` EN ratc. This was in 1812, to rttcct thc Nohnirs li] Mm mg mm" dn “ns

Exppnses 01 me second WM with lrtidlptrtrrilttec. of tho House. lie

reat Ili-iriiin In that year thi- r- `»` ,' . __ , ,

dinary letter postage was doubled, t(l)ie Hflvmg deudm that lm ougm ‘G i,,(.,.,.,,sed ,me vommued rm, u pvriod address ourselves to the task ol’ get. of four yi-.irs before the former r-are “ng me Somlgr Z" belle! p"C".m uf? was ].esml_ed_ Then' as in 1917. me purchase of his stock arid eqilrtpitii-_.t. in,.,.ensc was purely an emel_gmH_y than- the ordlnaryvt-eta-il' p|-vroe, we

lneastrro to help the government ir. ;;l1\,§§:;°;;gL,l'\?!,t;)l_qnr(:p1f]n;’j;§;m:1_Inigl,#5 deud`\im` me kxmmieh of the WM' the soldier desires--tltat is, evi-r_\'-

thing he is entitled to buy out of the

MR' WALLACE N- TREMERE Governrnent loan. The Govcrrinicrir.

on June Um' ww il mg hon _ in as is manifestly triceps.-.iry_ ,litteri-

llairipsliire zirirl after tan illnesls-i oi' ‘il5lf.s.evfU}; ,lmrShaS." . °\lm. H Mn.g}.:‘ (hmm mouths Mr. wimam N. Tre* iisniirx optic nyortcl vet oitndto ihré niet-ir departed this lite at the age of S (.1-ii wg” I extep un.e1. . 71 years. His long lite was spent in s.pi('lfl;c bupeévls gn. Mu to Swv’ ir' the quiet pursuit of agriculture andlgcte liuzie Carr gm ,Q al-1 llln . E he eI1l0Y0d the confidence and esteem' E erm on 0 Y at e lsta. mic- of all who knew hitn_ His wife Mnrialto Dum “Se and t -e paymen is

' exercised and ilefinrte and irresist-

Saiiilcrsorr. and ri faintly of four daugh- ters and tour sorts are -left to mourn. The flllllgltters ure: Mrs. Lyman Tre- nier'e. Mrs. Ernest Sanderson, Mrs. l.~.liion l~`ord and Miss .-\rirtie_ The sous are: llcbert, l~`r-ank, Sherman and Nel- son who is on military service in Cal- f:i\ry_ Alberta. There are also three sisters! .\lrs. William Moore, Mrs. Olltvcr- Rattenhiri-y, Mrs, .\Iorton Rat. Ienbury and one brother Albert. Tliese with many other relatives and friends mcurn their loss.

Tho funeral was held on Sunday.

June 15th and in the absence of Rev. J. llnancy, the services were conduct. ("1 by Rev. I). Mi-Lean and Mr_ J. D_ t‘nri\_v who carrie over from Sackvlllc. wlii-ro hc was attirudiul: the Methodist "<>""@1‘f-nm to rent-esont Mr. treaties at thc funcriil A large wocegslop fo]

t'cmi=.tei-y where Interment was made.

law.~and four nephews: Oliver, Pope, llilson and lllbbert 'l`rclnere.

ll0U IlIII’l GUI IIUT l»ll‘li‘lll‘ill

but you can clean them oil promptly with

Does not blister or renter: the

f Will tell you more if you write.

_ Book 4 R free. ABSORBINE, IR., ' the antisepliclinimcnt for mankind,

reduces Varicose Veins, Riiptm-gd Minrlu or Llnmeiiu. Enlarge-I Glands Weiis Cntr- Alllrl vliri qiilcliiy. Pike |l.zS 1 paula

lt iirunisu or dellvued. W F. YOUNG ln.. lll Lylul Bib., Inlrnl, Cui.

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loweil the remains to the Hampshire!

The pall bearers were: Ernest San-

derson anil Lyman Tremere sons-in

lble rules are followed.

For example, the Board has ile-

termlned that a inan shall not be per- mitted to purchase a tractor; we did not think we should enter upon that 'phase of farming, as it is based upon a skill of operations that is beyond the capacity of a man starting as a pioneer to be made a settler' ot. That is something which he could reach later on. If we permitted arty in- fraction oi’ that rule we would be engaged upon payment and launching men upon work that perhaps they could not cope with, and so do not

‘permit lt.

l All the Soldier Requires.

Limits are also placed upon the

price that can be paid for horses. land so on. We Inav" mmlllgv-il I0 l sucreed in eflectiii ---'inf-rements [with the producer of -.iii the goods lthiit the soldier \vIll require and iwould pay out of his own nitrite" lwhii-li dcdounrl to the very great ad lvantage of the soldier settlers.

In the first place we have effected

arrangements with all, or at least a the principal manufacturers of agrl

_ _ _ cultural implements. whereby the

manufacturers of implements use

‘ lllreir organization for the delivery

mmfM““m'u`s'PM`°"' Iof their implements as the soldier'

:-.iid you work the horse same time. lmriy clioose. and they get those ini-

! ileiucnts to the soldier at tho wholo

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heir 82.50 per bottle, delivered. sale far-tory price, and tlte whole

tsiilc cash prlre 'it that without any

lfirrtltor charge whatever. In addition ‘to that the manufacturers pay the ,cost of distribution. and pay their t agents n speclnlcommission for hand-

’ ling- the implements. Tho soldier pays nothing at all except the ordin-

Ahiicrtnie iuii /ltmiriiia. Jr.. ire midi: tn Cmdl. :ary hulk frelght mm on ms implvl

-TWO CENTS PER WORD each

Insertion for advertising in this col- umn. Cash must accompany order minimum charge twenty tive cents.

-THE GUARDIAN is on sale at

Ll1f|€1‘!Y'B. Summer-iiide.

ll*-‘Sll1\y. July 16. for the big Tea at 0'Leary- 6742-7-3-M21

TEACHER WANTED.-A first

class teacher wanted for St. Eleanors School, Supplement $150. Midsum- rner vacation. Male preferred. Apply Emory Lyle, Secretary

June 27-81

\\`ES'l‘ERN PERSONA LS

-Miss Juli: Graham, vice-principal

nt' tho Kenslrrgtou High School left Saturday to spend the holidays at her ltontc in Bradalbaric.

-Miss Dora Squarebriggs, Princi-

llal of Kensington High School left Monday to spend the holidays at Iter- horue in Miseouche.

-Misses Adele Hughes and (flare

McCabe, teachers at Kensington are spending their holidays at their homes in Nor-boro and Newton, respectively.

merits, which he gets nt the whole- sale cash price.

30 Percent on Harness.

As regards harness, it still better

arrangement. has been made. Tire general saving which he makes on harness is 30 percent of the retail pr-ice. lt is oven less that thc whole- sale price, and he gets his choice. Our arrangement is such that the payment is made through the Board. Tire manufacture of harness has no difficulty whatever. Shortly after the harness is delivered he gets his pay. Owing to the fact that there was corr- slderable stocks on hand we made an especially advantageous arrange.- ment ns regards that cornrnodity.

An arrangement is marie as well

hereby the wholesale price is sei-ut-0:1 for the soldier' for his lrarilwnre. llc can get it where he likes and pays the wholesale cash price and no more. llc pays thc wholesale cash price also for- his lumber. They do notl generally buy less than a carlllhtl. in which case they get the mill price. but lf they do not all they pay is the actual disbut-sement. The same frrrangetnents have been ei'-l`ecterl HS to tho other commodities he huy.~r. "ind I have here tables tb show what the soldier settler saves at each noitlt and what he would have to ptiv if he ivcre buying as an ordinar-_v pur- cli;tt-.er. Tire total he saves is a most substantial sum.

(Tho Minister quotcil figures from

various distributing points shoivinrz that the soldiers purchasing through ‘hc lloarrl had riffet-ted an HVPFHEU .owing of 21 pm-cent on rigricultirrnl implements in April. He also quoted figures for horses, the average price being $152.)

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CAPTAIN FARQUHAFUS LUCK

lbliiritlrrie Jlerchantl _

(`.tptain J. A. E`iir<lUl\f‘l' ‘lf llilllfflxl

is ri great man to pick winners. ‘.\e have often said this before. and th? pm--.. \-_-i= soc of his ventures. the f--i wr '= r- 'rr-);r\"<‘t¥111‘i on this point. t" ri: ‘i l`_ir,u`.- ir his been rr D7-“f¥`»`_"l` in a lust oi' undertakings during .ne rast Ml years. ari.I ;l\va'YS ll 9091115 1° its lt h1-- " n'f"‘ on his: feet. ills eu tt ` rv- t" =tll` ‘tad to r`o \' `tlr‘ -~...__ rr. rf. pp- \~~-l r- nt f~vcr-j.'- 1,1". f ..,;~» --is ' ‘»t~aili-- --'-"rr :\uil t-» 2' -“i ~' ' -~ -‘ i-~~~ --r -‘in

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211 ‘-' 'lr' .' ia "EIT l- --I :int " is new-' :"..‘e 1r::“"" “"‘ll tt), ip its i-i gi\‘_'.I.i_‘ Li nt-.v st-wrrrship .=-i'-t-vii-.2 irtrilerirrijr. A few month-i ago we \-:ere going along Water Str-r“\ when he asked its to come down rind see a new freighter he hail .lust D11"- .-lptserl and which was then Ivins nl (7.nmpbell‘s wlirrrl. \Ve wen' '-"bis w.-it-lr ho had n still later acquisfti' :i to slio-.v us-_ so down we went t1Rf\l=l» ll W"-“ f‘ new boat for thc llallfnx. Sydney and west coast ol .\'owforir-.illiinil routn; the “Pi-iucess," forn'ie‘ly in the (1:r-.-- ernrucnt I`is1ti>.t‘y protcr“Inn scrvii-i‘_'l`ir.~ Captain believi‘t~'. the "1’rincess" is lllfil the quill for this j-tb. and we are suri- tlrat ortce more lic is right. She is ii (`lyiIr~ built ship. it little larger than he old "l»lurlo\v" and with the clt“J:iz~ rs recently offer-trvl will carry ri motl- rntely l-irge cargo-large enough iot- lte trade. Her pri.-isenger acconrmoiln- lon, though not large, rs most com- irtable; slic has several deck cabins vlticli would be ilne for a r~ru`so ulonr: he -Neivlouiidlantl coast lt' orrf- iroultl pare tho time to get ar.-ny. We told ‘uptnin I<`arquhai- that we thought 3-- -.vas to bc cotrgi-atulateil on having igaln picked such a “winner-" its t‘\-~ "Prlncess"; th:it lt was rea-lly ri-nr-_ able irt these days ofa famine in shit-.- how he at just abou-t tt rulnute's notici- lrail found the ldcrrtical ship rcrliiireil for his particular route. \\-'c told liliii ve thought he liiust carry a rubblt's foot in his vest pocket. We woniler lil

tio docs. Cr-rtalnly he has wonderful

-DON’T FORGET to reserve Wed-'

. 5 f. x ,_ g 'run outmLor't`m'rowrv=orrsnnra1! ' ' - .

5 Moore & McLeod Ltd. I I 119---121 Oueen Street Charlottetown 4

i f0re9e_ _ _ I

Saturday evening 7 to 9 p. tn. ~ White gaberditte $1.25 lor 69c

SATURDAY b tween 7 and 9 p. m. at the wash goods counter, line white

" gaberdine in stripes,ebluc, pink, green :ind gold suitable for skirts, worth $1.25

'l`h1s fabric will not be placed on sale until 7 p. rn. Saturday.

The Designer 1 year-8Oc

t Saves you

1.00 '

, Leave your subscription to-day at otir pattern counter, with Misfs I’i_cl<_el»

and you will save One Dollar. 12 copies, 15C each, mean $1.80-you get it lor

a whole year for 80c. _ _

Big ‘monthly magazine-good stories, clever editorial matter, poetry,

hottseltold hints-splendid illustrations ` ' _

SUBSCRIBE TO-DAY--ILIGI-lTlt CENTS PER YEAR

t l

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»-. U2

The Perfect Brassiere

Maybe yoii’ve been looking for at long tiineitor the perfect brassierc. You've

had all kinds-soine pretty good-some not so good-never have been quite

We really think that in this lovely American line, we have the brnssie-re that

erfect. Will you cotne in and let us show you ? 75c, $1.00, $1.25, $1.50.

`- “American Lady” Corsets

just in by express '

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tp(-tr, 'rits nvi-i-liiiiiiirig ot' thc "Prin- cess" should bi- cornplctcrl in it few

she 'will tztkr- on l`1'»‘il!l\l itll' “lil-"° ll 0" Lrilro; Sydney and North tnpe Ilreton forts as well as for plat-os on the \\-est const ol' Nc\\'t`oundl:inil_

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_ THE COLLAR

The collar- slroultl bi- just large

cnough to permit a niiin‘s liiiiid t-i pass inside tho collar bet\\-ci-it thu lower end of the tollar and the neck or breast of tho liorae, lt` the collar is too loose it will cause frlctiorr; If trio tight lt will choke thc hor-sc. and cause sore wither-s Ti-st the littlllt-Z tif the collar by lifting up thc lrorsr-‘s head.

The liamris iihoulil fit the collar; it

too long, tht-_v will prob;iI>l_\~ lic luickli-rl too tight at thi' top, :intl In this wily the collar will be tnitiltl to pinch the horse nt tho top. Sores thus proilirc- ed begin by a pimpli- or vcry snriili boil. often ovcrloolreil liecarlse thc nitrite covers lt. _

Examine your horse continually.

and lt' there is any sore spot, rullust the collar so that it will not touch

rlavs now :init itrtnicrliate-ly nitcr that,

that spot. lt' the skin is merely wrinkl- ed, biitlii- it wltlt will-_lihazel or diluted virri-grit-. li' the skin is broken, bnthc it with i-Ii-nu water. coiitniiiirrg ri little salt.

lt' the collar “rides up," lt cart be

lu-_pt down by -ri nrartingiile running to the girth. or by an extra girth i-irtiri- ing front truce to trace, birch of the I`tir't-lr't:.=.

'l`hi- best collnt' for n ruiituro lizirso,

whose weight docs not vary inur-li tlrrougliout the year. is the leather collar. But for turist horses, the best collar is one stuffed wltli liritr, rind r‘ovci't'd with ticking. With this Col- lar. ll’ the liorsi-'s shoulder becotncs sore at any point. tlio lining of the col- lar can eiisily be ripped. and tho hair r-cnioved or pushed aside nt that point, so that no pressure will come on the sore place.

('olliir pads iirc mitch used, but they

quit-lily ltcvritrte dirty. cllrrnot casily bc cleanvil. and thus i-rut-_-» mriiy not-cs. Still it pad rhiit makes the colliir llt is betti-r than nn ill-ilttlng collar without it pad.

liy all means, clean the inside oi’

the i-ollnr every night. If you wait

until tlte next morning, you are llkgly

f`V'K@_¥*““*"""-“

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t0 forget lt. Of course you will clean the l\or°se`s slioulder‘s us soon as the collar is removed. Tire s-alt sweat dry-

ing rfin thi- shin is what does the mis- (T ‘I (‘ .

HALIFAX SEMINARV CLOSING

llAl.ll~`A N. S., June 30.-Ycirteb

day afternoon, His Grace Archbishop Mr-t‘arthy ordained at the Seminary of the lloly lleart, the iollotvlng young rnen:

Tonsure-John Butler, Prince Ed-

ward island; Francis (Tronin, Dio- cese of St. John; Francis Duffy, Prince I<}d\\'ard lslnnd; Euguno Ileynolrls, Diocese of S-t. John; Robert Nugent. Diocese of St, John; Finley Mullally. Prince Edward Island.

or orders-Wm. Brideau, Dio-

cc. _ of Chatham; Zoot Landry, Roy Mr lorruld, 'ind Henry Milligan, of the Dirt(-ceo of St. J0lln_

Su-b-ileacnns-Benjamin Sulndown,

llloc_f-si-_ ot' tlhntham; Augustine Tltou. St. loliri's. Ncwioirnilliinil.

Priesthood-Rev. Patil Levesque, of

Montreal to nerve in tho Diocese of Chiittiarn.

an|N<:»iNca~ up r='A'r|-| an

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TOOK ME ‘oo

‘ro bNE»\i< I MIE>f>ED

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soot. ive Losr me T\c»<er AN- i oQN~~r t<r-row woes-is The <AN<. is <oiN' ro HOLD THEIR Pt<Nic -

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wHAT'€» ALL THIS FLONTIN

BY Z ll

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THEY C AN'r lar: FAR Aw/w-

BY <-0LL~r-» root-in l V ~roo'Qg JU. T f Yoosc- ro r~i»\i<e its rim; PJ

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