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Garden 'Court Toilet Prepare. tions, _ They’re worth seein from a beauty standpoint an for quality there’s none better.

E. A. FOSTER

CENTRAL DRUGSTOBE

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Many a glrl's distant manner may

be traced to the fact that she had .onions for dinner.

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AGENTS WANTED

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_AGENTS IALARY AND COMMISS- _ ion to sell Red Tal Stock. Complete f stock including exclusive lines, spec- ‘ iallyIhardo‘, grown only by us. Sold 2 onlyby our agents. Elegant free

sampler write now to Dominion

1 Nurssr es, Montreal. ‘ ._ ` 6681-8-bMEmth80i. , _

FOR SALE

rm FOR `8ALE AUTO SEAT iWAGON.

also large cooking stove. Apply 46

1 Edward Street, City. 881-9-11M2ipd “ FOR SALE-A DOUBLE HOUSE _ centrally located with all' modern

improvements., Write "M" care

1, Guardian Office. 795-9-tlmtf (_ - ' _ FORDOARGAN BE .BOUGHT ATA - bargain run two years. Apply by

letter to "T", Box 116, City.

» 757-9-5-m6ipd.

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LOST IN THE CITY RING FINDER please leave 72 Elm Avenue.

853-9-10M2Ipd.

LOST _ BETWEEN CH’TOWN AND

Tracadie Cross cover for hood of car- Finder please leave at Guardian Of- Ofllce. 850-9~10M2i.

MISCELLANEOUS -

can r-‘on Hina.-PHONE 1o2-i.- 1

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MeCLARV'8 TAXI SERVICE STAND

2 Macs. Phone 815. Residence

_ Phone 372-R. 194-8-12M1r_nopd.

WILL SELL TO A NEW BEGINNER

all our household furniture practic- ally new. Purchaser must buy all in one lot. Apply at 74 Bayfield St. ` 823~9-lllM3ipd .

FOR SALE - DWELLING HOUSE.

two out buildings, nve acres of land at Southport Apply to Mrs. Grimes, 55 Dorchester St. 766-9-5M6ipd.

SOHOONER FOR SALE 39 TONS

registered shoal Draft. Bargain for

‘_ quick -sale. Apply. to W. J. Johnston,

Murray Harbor North.

_ _ _ ~. 878-9-11Msips.

FARM FOR SALE AT SELKIRK. 50

acres wi-th crop and good dwelling house. Near school and station. Ap- ‘ply to owner, A. J. McPhee, on premises or to Patrick Bradley, St.

'rhel-ssa's. ale-s-smelnil. F C t K A U H Y

L __ _ FARM FOR SALE.-190 ACRES IN Dundas. 60 acres cultivated. Bal- ance'good lumber and firewood. Mile from churches. stores, school, shipping, _cheese and starch factor- ,ies. Brook through property. Bulld- lngs good repair. Near mussel mud. _Will sell reasonable. Cash or terms. Apply to owner, Geo. W. Turner, Bridgetown, R. R. No. 1 . P. E. ' lslfand. 877~9-11M6ipd

continue buying live poultry Sep temher 30th (We wilil then com mance buying dressed poultry of all kinds at highest possible prices |Harrls Abattoir Co 869 9~11M6i

STUDENT NURSES AT THE PRO

ctor Hospital Proctor, Vermont. Class will open October 16th. Course, two years and six months. $12.00 per month for first year, $10.00 per month thereafter. _Apply to Miss H. Bl Wood. Supt., Proctor, Vermont. 848-9-10ME6i.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE

ox are a ers ssocia on w I bo held inthe Y.M.C.A. Rooms on Thursday the 11th at 8 o’clock p.m.' sharp. Full attendance is requested

H. Harper, Secretary.

_ 846-9-l.0M2i.

TRY OUR JOB PRINTING DEPT.

for your next order, for blilheads, letter-heads, envelopes, visiting _ cards, posters. Al kinds of pamph- let work done. Special prices on large quantities. The Job Printing Department of The Island Guardian Publisfhing Co., 176-Kent Street,

Charlottetown .

HELP WANTED f

- 'f 1 FEMALE sa... ` WANTED - Ar Ti-is __cui~ioAi.L

_-. Home Y. W. C. A. an experienced

_ houselnald . 872-9-11M3i.

WANTED

WANTED.-GENT»LEM~AN BOARD-

ers. Apply 230 Richmond Street.

' 863-9-10M3ipd

l _ _ 'WAl|TED.-KITCHEN GIRL. APPLY at 'once to Lonergan‘s lunch room. ' ' 843-9-9M5lpd. _Q1- WANTED.-A MAID FOR GENERAL

housework. Apply Mrs. Ernest

‘ Rice, 11 Rockford Square.

_ _ 1 ‘ H5619-5-moi.

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WANTED MAID. APPLY MRB. (DR.) MacGuigan, 196 Richmond Street. ` -i ~ 691-9-4Mtf. _________, ____,______ ._

*lWANTED IMMEDIATELY MAID

fs; general housework. Good wages

' 6 washing, Appl-y Mrs. Jus. Palm;

er, 22 Pleasant Street. 870-9-11M3i.

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__ liamoii iuicia _ ~

i-'oil .rilrcilits

omn time nanny ioiion for _ a few cents-Try lt! __

_ as ills Jules of two lemons into

s bottle containing three enncss of ordtiard wliits, shake Veil, and you liars s quarter pint of the best freokls end- un ' lotion, me eempleslon h user, st vm. my smullfooit .rear grocer has thslsinons and sa! __ tore or toilet counter will supply

_‘iw bum _of °_1_‘°\1e1'¢ W_l1l_¢_° 'sf-9 eggs., ‘ ||s`ssa|s this sweetly

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‘WANTED-A SMALL FARM 50 OR

75 acre s of land, near Catholic church. Apply with all particulars to Box 584, Westville, Nova. Scotia.

829-9-9M4ipd_

WANTER-'-ROOM AN BOARD. iN

private family,-by man of good -ha- bits, write “X" Guardian office.

874-9-11-mllipd.

WANTED TWO OR THREE FUR-

nished or unfurnished rooms by middle of October. Young married couple. ~No children. Apply at this ofllce. 858-9-l0M4ipa

TEACHERS WANTED

wIAN'°rEo.-rsacnsn Fon Mii.|.

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POULTRY NOTICE-NVE Wll-|- DIS- Mrs. Samuell Ross, Dorchester,

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IT PAYS to buy in this prqvlaes.

no biiopsn rooav no-ranlanis.

-'rhe regular weekly Rotary lunch- een_wiii not he held-today.

' ililerlco-cavizu-oisi-i.-on sun- day, Sept 14th, Rev. M. J. McPher- son, B. D. of Stanley, N. B., will con duct service in North iltustico at.11 a. m. Cavendish 3 p. ni. 'and New Glasgow at 7 p. in. (old time.) ' _

NORTH RIVER FIFLD.-On Sept

14th -H- R. Bell will preach as fol- lows:-'Kingston _ at 11 a. ‘ns., North River 2.30 p. m. (old t-ilno_) No service at Long Creek. (Patriot please copy.) ,

PERSONALS

Mr. James Pendergast, Kensing-

ton, was in the city yesterday.`

' Col. Alex. MacPhall, D. S. 0., Orwell was in the city yesterday.

Mr. Lorne Smith, city, left yester-

day for Toronto.

_ iMr_ A. A. Archibald, Truro, is in th city on a huslnss trip.

l Rev. P. D. McGuigan, Vernon Riv- er was in the city yesterday.

Miss Ethel Bagnall, city, left this

week for Sackville to take up music and other studies at Mount Allison.

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Miss Eileen Longworth, city. leaves

this morning for Toronto to take up studies at Havergal College.

Mr. Joseph McQuillan, New Haven

came to the city on Monday to attend St. Dunstan’s University. _

Mr. and Mrs. Newton Dawson,

North Tryon, were among, the town visitors on Monday.-H.

iMrs. R. 0’Dell and son of Sydney

are visiting Charlottetown and a/re Stunning at the Revere.

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-Mr. J. A. Beaver of St. John. Nat-

ional Cash Register representative is in the city.

Mr. E. F. Lawlor, St. John, travel-

ler for the Dayton Scales, is registered at the Revere.

Miss Catherine Green of Summer-

side, is the guest of Miss ‘Ruth Auld, Brookland st., Sydney.

Mrs. James Lynda of the Brunswick

Hotel, Kensington and party motored to the city yesterday morning -and returned in the evenings

Mrs. John Darrab, Clyde River and

Mass., are the guests of Mrs. Hannah Murchison, Royalty.

-Mr. R. L. Jamieson... commercial

traveller of Haliiax,__is in the city. He is a brother of Mr. J. G. Jamieson, druggist. - _

Strubel have returned to Sydney from

Morrison . \

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Bank of Nova Scotia, _-has returned from a trip to Charlottetown. ~Mrs. Ritchie and family are at present at Antigonish says a Sydney Exchange.

Mr. ~Cy. `Hughes, son oi Mr. G. A.

bec

Mr. A. W. Hyndrman, Manager of

the Royal Bank of Canada is enjoying a well earned holiday. Mr. R. H. Pet- hlck of ‘Hunter River -is in charge during his absence.

Mrs. James Cowan and children who havebeen the guest of her parents Mr. -and Mrs. Allan Livingstone, Cum- berland, during the summer months, left Saturday morning on return to ~Providence, R. I. .She was accom- -panied by her brother Fletcher Liv- ingstone and James E. Gorveatt, Cum- berland. Both young 'men intend spending the winter there. They will be greatly missed by their associates.

IN MEMDRIAM

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MRS. J. D. LAPTHORNE

A wide circle of friends were grliev-

gan to fail she was actively in erest

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-Ml‘B. H. P. 'Dllcheffllll Bild 'Ml‘B. A. E. Arthur Frederick Burke, Water .SL

B85' F0l‘l\lll0. 1?. E- 1-- Wll9\'9 lll9Y Rev. G. C. Taylor in the presence of had been uiwndlns the summer. immediate relainves ofthe bride and

--- _ _ groom. The bride who was unnttend- _ ,J

MF- W- B- Sl~9W8l't- B0Sl0Il. 8l‘l`l‘/Bd ed, wore a tailored suit of navy blue 1 theully 011 Tuuuduv uisht uud left with het to match and lox lure the

esterday afternoon on a visit to his gift 0( her father. There were many H1191' ll0lHB lll lVl0l1l118\l6- handsome and valuable wedding pre-

, sents. After the ceremony Mr. and

Miss Jessie B. McLeod,‘Valleyfield M,-5_ Bm-ke left on a motor trip to_

Em. has returned to 1101' 1101116 utter the mainland vin norden. The Guard- snendlns 11 few days in Mount Vernon. inn joins in extending noni-nest fell ‘U19 Bllesl °f hill' fl`l9lld» Ml" Em” citations to the popular young couple.

Mr W S Rit his, nage of the

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Hughes ol the P. lu. l._n. isle yester- Hideout today received - 11 161051111"

day morning to spend a short visit from Constable Chisholm at Aibertont with his .brothel-..st‘Psepohnw, Quo- P. E. 1.. addressed tu the Chl" °

Of £110" upon whom the honorar de

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grae of L. L. D. is to be conferred

at- the Dalhousie Centenary Convoca- N011 l-Dlluy. the name of Principal S. N- Jl0b6l'ta'on of Prince of Wales Coi- lege is included.

ly scunie ensued on Great Gorge St. Yelllvrduy afternoon when two police oillcera endeavoured to arrest a man under the influence of liquor. He put “D 5- 3710118 resistance and his ef- forts 10 kos from being handcuffed attracted uulle a gems;-lng_

COVEHEAP ANR i-iAnn|Ne'roN.

-‘Reverend -Professor John J/[n¢Nei1 of Vancouver will preach in the pres- byterian Church at Covehead on Sun- day morning september 14th, at 11 uulusk- The pastor will preach at Hsi-

at 7 in the evening.

from her son Mr. William Sutherland of the Bank of Montreal, in London, EDKIBDG. stating that he expects to sail for Canada some time early in October.

asooi<Flsi.o coNenEeA1'loN.-

The services in the Brookfield con- gregation on Sunday September 14th will be as' follows:-Hunter River 11.- 15 a~.m. Hartsville 3 p.m. and Brook field 7 p. m. (old time.) Rev. R. C. Sidenius of Charlottetown will preach,

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WEDDING BELL8.-_At the Orwell

Manse -by the pastor of the congrogn. tion on August 20th Mr. Angus A. Nicholson and Mdss Mary McKinnon both of Point Prim. This highly res- pected YOURS couple So to housekeep- ing in a comfortable farm house with the best wishes of their many friends l`0r'8 lllilllly _and successful career.- -Patriot please copy.

FROM 'OVERSEA8»_-Nursing Sis-

ter Hope Massey arrived at her home in Summerside from overseas having come by way of New York. Miss Mas sei' is a daughter of Mr. H. J. Mas-| BUY. and has served overseas since the early days of the war. Some time ago she was awarded the Royal Red ‘Cross for_ her services. She also has the Mons Star and the Long Service

BUILDING WORK.-The firm of

H. & S. Lowe have almost completed work on the contract of building a new residence on-Elm Avenue for Mr. George Ritchie. It is of the bungalaw

e a

out. Messrs Lowe Bros are at present also building extra accomod-ation for trotting horses at the Charlottetown Driving Park. About twelve stables will be built.

PRETTY HOME WEDDING.-The

residence of Mr. and Mrs. Neil Ms- Kenzie, Bayfield Street. Charlottetown was the scene of a quiet, family wed- ding at eight o'clock yesterday morn- ing, wh‘en‘~their only daughter Cathe- rine lsabel became the bride of Mr.

The ceremony was performed by the

Arresteiin Moncton

MONCTON, Sept. 8-Chief of Police

Police, Moncton, stating as follows:

"-George McNeill, charged with fir-

ing shots. at the patrol boat Nelson left Alberton, -P. E. l., today’for Amer- ica. Warrant out for arrest.

The Chief of Police acted Dromplll’ upon the information and -Inspector Belliveae captured the man on train No. 199 this afternoon. and he is now under arrest here. lt appears lll“l_ the man left P. E. Island on a motor coat on Sunday, landed somewhere near' Buctouche and boarded the train nt. or near Shedlac only to lull l“l0 lllf’ hands of a police officer. Why the alleged shots were fired is not at pro- sent known.

50th Anniversary __

Di Her Wedding

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osascrso 'ro Annse1'.~A llve_-

rington at 3 o’clock and at Stanhope

COMING HOME.--Mrs. David Suth-I

eriand of this city has received wordl

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MORALE (Mo-ral) sr. (F. See MoraI,a) the msn! eelidlfbli, U e condiiion In ollier respects, safer as ll is qlsdd 50. ot Jepsnlsnl

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Nm, _ Webster dwells firstly upon the usage- of

the word “morale” as applied to the

place happenings of every-day Ilfe. ` His? ' allusion to its reference to an army co`més,_

later. And Webster is correét*meticuIously

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,§old at most stores catering to men ’s`neeJs. __ __ (

_ It was their private-life morale that made such ' ' splendid soldiers of our boys when the time cam`e" _

' ` _ ` for them _to don the It was that, and -that- i' 3" alone, that made them take the first étep, and it was that which carried them through to victory. If their every-day moraiébad -

}"}, ,';,“,"}°“““f°“ 3' 1 34 ’°°‘- “ml been neglected, the Army could have done little with them and

s n s e n up~to-date style through- , _

. success _would not have crowned their efforts.

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fl _ F It is'_tI'ie"manyIittIe' incidents of lyour'daiIy routine that ,“’ make up your morale--the morning (shave, your cleanlinen,

polished shoes, brushed clothes. Web§ter speaks of zeal, spirit, hope and confidence. It is by attention to the small details Of- ' your personal appearance that these may be attained. ' jr-' - ~

The Gillette Safety Razor enters as much into the morale of every-day,

life as it did into that of the trenches. It helped our soldiers to maintain

' their ponhdence' and bearing. It will do the sal-ne for you. The Gillette < Safety Razor makes the daily shave come easy-there is -no pulling _ol,`_

scraping-'no honing? or strapping-just five minutes of perfect slfiavingi

l ' 'comfort.' And, afterwards, a chin that tells of morale and self-respect. __

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oi’ Kcnslgton and Mrs. Goodwill and ller niece Mrs. W. ll. Patterson of Newcastle N. I3. Tile third member of the family, namely, Dr. V.'I.. Goodwill of St. John, N. B. was unavoidahly absent. A few intimate friends werc also present on the memorlble occas- ion. Afer dinner had beeri served, Mrs. Goodwill was presentedby the mem- bers of the family with a purse of gold. Although taken by siirprlsc she made u most fitting reply.

\Mrs. Goodwill whose maiden name

was Euphcmia Cooper of Pugwasil. N.

View School. Supplement $90. Apply ed f_ h f gh d th 1 g _ Mrs. Goodwill, widow of the lata to G. l-l. Jenkins. 862-il-10-M3i day omg?-Tin; of eMa‘I'lgare(falT3lel|IVi?:seaE, Rev. John Goodwill, Brighton, is rc-

'*. beloved wife of Mr. J. D. Lapthorne. ceivink conxratulations from her nu-

FOUND .Ml-s. Lapthorn who was 68 years oi merous friends- -.ln celebrating the

_ age had been in failing healtllflor the 50th anniversary Ol l\°l' Wuillilllif 'derson of Edinburgh Scotland Short-

S., was married at that place to the -Rev. John Goodwill on -Sept. 7, 1860 by the late revered Rev. Dr. Pollock at one time Principal of Pine Hill College, assisted by Rev. James An-

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loved by the members of ther Church of Scotland congregations to whom lier husband had ministered over a large section of this province. Mrs. Goodwill is still enjoying excellent llcnilh and yesterday morning left on a trip to the mainland.

POINTED PARAGRAPHS

Love cf man for himself never grows

less.

A hook agent is often rl woman with

n h-str-l'y.

'l`here's always a slip 'between the

side walk and the ship.

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calm on T1sAl*il<'rs`

The ladies of 'Memorial L30. B.

desire to express their thanks to all who gave

the tea in aid of the

phanage, to the Patriot fo all notices gratuitously,

yer for flowers, to the erous patronage and to

helped in aux' way the success ~vYas_. thank the G'.f W.

Piper Mcliengie for the music so kindly rndered at

val, July 21, __ _~

svonpln or coM|si1'1'l_l_

ly after their marriage Mr and' Mrs __-

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FOUND. -_ GENTLEMA_N'a q0|_p_ past three or four years. iSh _ was a Her marrlulu f°°lK place on Sept. . _ _ _ ,t-on watch f0,md_ Apply ge0_ v_ nntiveof Scotland and camE‘ from but as the 'ith this year 211% 2:1 goodlyzgl let; as 'i;°;_lstsl;1t1;f€‘r;f'¢lubell1:\gll;¢2 __ Moore, 40 Queen Street. , that country to Montreal where -she Sunday. the celebruflull WHS “ll °\ll _ ell- ° 5 _ H d _ - = 1 ~ ' -‘ - - _ - » " _ was married. She removed with her Saturday.-hthe llhthi. It wast<;ll;ser\:)ex:1~f}ns.1l‘11gac§; §1n‘thi1)rA1£;>;ld“r]1;1e(;lul:_;lhé_l;‘\; n* e _

~ ' _ i, resen r s . ev . _ $

F°uNDf';A~véN 33” covugng dhe? ?els.lIlIe)ll::?ato‘l'lrerbn :vig Ellleebldwargrlaioolivxmlybarrister-at-law, letter-fl;-ltbsence on 11 Bl! 111011015 ful" -f ""4

gferg* obyooep lying" afmflallardbln I‘“°"“ 5' “ WOMAN of sterling christ. Poterboro, dnt.. and Mrs. Goodwill; iough in Australia. Wh _ O _ -'"'-__ _ __ .lg gmc. md NJN fm. tm, “_ ian character Before her heal h ne her son Rev Thomas Goodwill B A Am, ,Mr qeddlgn return, Mr and , , »

' _ _ I 7¢9_9_5_uM n I _ f I I Mrs. Goodwill went to Esperto Santo K 'I I' A f I

_ _.__ ~ = __ , ed in church work, -being a member i ma mos; northerly island of the S -~ *_* ‘ ' ‘ " `. _ of St. James' con regation_ -'In her group and about 70 miles distant _ ' ' ' " _

WAN ‘HELP-" WGN °X°¥1\lllil’ied_fl\0 "U6 -W0mlhlY from Erromango where the martyred .. -1.2 _

6" ALI' grzces yirhllch mailto -hier ibellovedkalgg __ __ a ND aEnR"Es oordons had resided. | I- " " ' `

_ at _ -1. -"‘ _mr _ _ es eeme y al w o new elf. e ` Afer spending five years n mss- _ _ _ _ - ,

' |p sympathy will- be felt_ for the grief ' '- - ` ‘ i work Mr. and Mrs. Goodwill came IS due to SeIf*deVeI0 _ _

wANT‘° A' . n F ANP P I stnlckn husband and for the I 'ns and Ami °tI‘-“V ‘lf°"t"”-’ toni" .nd I onth lslt ll in 1876 h th form

fitter. Apply Currie I: Murnagiisn. da 9 health Mn , dfenh that ,N to e n w ere e su I. from the] bak”-I _~

nghtsrs who mourn lor one who ‘U "3" - ii ri th i t rl D in M _

°'"l"'zm' W" ,U ¢,,,,¢,d to hum, md fam" recommendss in the best medical °" °“°°e" 0 ° “ ° °" °““ C ga

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WANTED MAN TO‘WORK On FARM Bnld" 5 °`°"°Wm$ -h\"l’°l“l ¢l1y° b°°l“’ “U wmbiud In Ewa,” su- ' htffs. Goodwill has proved awcrthy and _ Y

- ‘1»- I1 build- uv *lu \>‘°°“» 1 natural sweetness never ~"‘ "

Apply Horus Bros.. Wluoluu- i}°“_;°' "'° °°“'_“°“;°§'- -7'1"" E- f“‘l’°""” “I” me imigonmum orwsli ness snii here he has his _ _

A ”"MM°M` `vl;t;sIgl?:ne1?la.§l;r:: ghubbkéiix zllfllgiir. ldlgrfsllon, tag? ‘tiller ,doinasho “$11.2 "“T§§“{°§;‘,§;§2sy§;;"he removed to disturbs di n as gfg

_ _ 3 A -"Av, o n snns y, rs. asus m ron. gives ne s seas o _ ,Ch I tt , t ki M ld l _ ‘ '_ Walrtzle ,ood -“_ chierlouslown snil urs. iz. s. lnni.__ p“m.n°',fr!W,|h'fI.os_ith. Rss ment: at siigdgnoglczl Bgixtone xsergusg , SOITIB Other C!fSWBB'S5.

mis, y s yous, msn oh; has Bl\;1‘"¢°- ixxlhffsla, l»Cfl;;1m;¢‘1}_°°r»11l1; sd sed hsl¥lp::l\(i;e ofsilzrzehgalt ang in leon OIVG The Chlldféfi all- *ROY '

.considerable experience esp iaiily *xl ' " ' - erstienl. ,_ 1 ' fi-~G00llWlll ll!! p1‘0'0d‘l' Worthy Want °°d`f°r‘ the ‘ A*

_ _- 1 --s-» lmiluwhumls mess nears as s will time osiiuel-lu ll 1 is i fn ii es s il rl his. ' 5 _ -fn'

g|aLrgl.iiiI"TG¥3.°'° STS;-_1iMli:lgI: __ 1° '_'h’“_’h "'_°‘:,t=”dI‘“ man! Hood I Plllli igngmifastolgite Bend “s'he‘fis glxesltllg' be- ' E

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