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` FEBRUARY 25,191:

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r Thomas A. Edison - another wonderlul thing

, _Whe_n, having brought his Pllonograph to _ -a_-point where not even the most criticiil ._ ‘ -lcould ask’-for improvement, he multiplied

“ _ 'itsventermilaiug ability by two. ~

` IjI_e` did this by producing ii Phonogrzlph

Record' that plays, sings or talks twice as

long as the Standard

Edison Records. i

_ He did- this without increasing the

' s`12`é"o`f the Record,

making it at Record

“ "iltliat can -be used on old instruments as

_ well as new.

He did it without afiecting in any way the clear, rich, musical tones for which

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_' EIIIBCN' PIIDNOGIAPIIS AND Il-ICOIIDS SULD BY

A, E. Toombs

. Miller Bros.,

' ` Edison Records have always been-famous.

He calls this double-length Record

aiilioii Aiiiiieiei neeeiui. use

Edison _

ographs

$16.50 I0 $240.00

Edil9r‘Q§qgull_l.l'd‘]lrcords, 401'. l£di.soii(irn"d Uni-ni Ili-i~<iril,~i,li'li:. to $2.50. l i

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_(Into the nruri-.st dealer and iii-uri lwllsiiii l'lii~iiiiin~ii|iii l.; via muh liillsoii siuiiuhi-u onli |-1- 1 _li hi-iiil li~-<~~»i- li

tlctycuiiiplele riiuilugl from your il- ,iliir (ii-iii iiii. I i __ ‘ - ,

NATIONAL PHONOGRAPI-l CO-» "`_»-___ » i

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'l‘he fiftieth annual session of the

R. W. Grand Orange Lodge ol Priiice A[\nua| Ge|'\Q|'a| Meeting,-

Eilward Island will meet in llertilel-

,er Lads. room’ ,Summa-Si,_]e_ mp _ Notice is li0_ii‘l\y )?'i\l~ii iliiil llic_ _-\iiiiii:ll Wednesday March the gtk i“,>.t__ “L (i|~iil‘i‘.\l l\lel‘liii;;’ lil ili~~ :<li;lii~lii\iili>i's ol

' ilu: Ciuiipiuiy will iii' lilzlil ni l|i=~. iilliiii’ ol

mwung win then adjollrn until 3 p_ ille Loilii:_:ii|y_i‘iii'_iil‘i lil i_i|'i~ill litiiirgeiiiiil m__ giving _the delegates an 0pv0,,t_,,_ l.i_\\vei \\.|lri .\li_vi~li-1; K |i.lrl;-.li¢_|_i»wii, uii uit _ ,__ visit the Seed Fan. if they B" \\cilliie_\._il.¢y ilii:_iii.\l i_.iv ill l\_.ii_l i iii-_igl .ii

llie liiliii ol if ii vliirl. si. iii. Iiii llio cli‘C»

ll ifclouk a.m., and organize. 'Pile

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desire.

Special rate. tickets will he issued

from all points on the P. E. l. Hail- ivny from the ' 7th until the ilth iii- st'iiuf_, inclusive. 'l‘ho:-le tickets shall lie iiigned by the purchaser on receipt. ill some and also by the Grand Hee- i-etai-y at the meeting to secure are- liirii passage ‘lor -the liol'der.

gation Company Limited

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\linli`ns, 'Aocqii d ni unilA`ul.o|ia`|"ps We

llxo`car y u rilcgllie ol tbys. dolls, E&lllB\=‘ fancy chiiiii_~ -imtliiiierx. photo lramom nurses. noclcliii es, music boul§_s.__p_ll_g4_.;_\:

iiiuaie nd ll; i a polio! ii vricos, lllbst ‘dost iilil prices.

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lllave an exceptionally good

watch to offer you at a nloder- ate price. It is made especially for me ill the 7,15, and I7 jewel grades Every one fully guaranteed.

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Jeweler

_:Notice to the Publicz:

Having been engaged with

john Newson for 24 years and Mark Wright for 3 years I have n thorough knowledge of all kinds of upholstering,

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repairing, cleaning, cabinet making, pointing, varnishiilg and graiuing. Having rented the premises formerly occu- pied by lily employer, I ani

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now ready to do all kinds of work in my lille, and do here- by solicit the numerous cus-

_ tomer.-i who have been in the _ habit of dealing on these pre-

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mises for so many years.

g.I make zz specialty of lay-

ing oil cloth, carpets, hhépllls _ klinds, curtain poles# _ ,_ all

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s " iiahsi -fo co.,

Successor; to H. U. J0YU|¢& C0

Commission Merchants

Fre I: sndialt Fish n d (tanned Goods

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Wooed and Won His. Brlilo as a

Poor Young ldan. ; ,_

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sy chanissa Mackie.

[¢°P¥rl_ghK,_1910. by Arneriopn Pi-ou Asso-

ciation.) _

"Yes," suldi Fred Llvingstlonyas _he

skillfully threaded theimuze of tables in the hotel aiiiiiig room hiiaied his mother -and cousin to desirable places in u cool corner, “I rutherprlde my- self on huviug found _rooms for you hero in the Crng House, They claimed they were filled to`tbe brim, but I ilu- glcd my purse, the eagle screamed, lind they passed ‘the trick. How dp you like lt, Stella?" The girl, hiilf smiling at her couslu's

rattling talk, was idly watching the :lily scene of which she was ix purt.

"lt‘s lovely, isn’t lt. Aunt Ju?" mur- mured thegirl in a low tone that she might not iiltqrriipt Fred, who was or- dering the meal. “I wonder lf we will ‘meet any acquaintances here.”

Mrs. 'Llvl_u'g'ston putted her stiliiy ar.

ranged wIllte_}_lu|`1’s, pushed lu a loose hulrpiu and _twinkled hor earrings ii-irii ii slight wh. or iiei- heiia. --1 trust we siuill-lint nice; any undesir- _lllilc iicqiiuliitzllic-i»s,” sho- said sigillll- c:llilly_

Stella Hewitt hushed ruslly, und her

pretty teeth closed on her red lip. "To

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"who wumr You slummo ar, s'rs:m.a ?"

borrow Fred‘g simile, I suppose desir- iiblllty is gauged by the scream of the eagle on the dollar." `

"Vulgarlty is not wit," returned her

ilunt tilrtly. _ _ __ . Fred turned fs rublcundfgood na- tured countenance toward them. “Wrnngling again?" be asked cheer- Fully. “What about now?"

lilrs. Livingston stared coldly at her

son, and Stella merely acknowledged his question with a contemptuous lit- tle smile.

“Dld you notice the chap that took

our order?" asked Mr. Livingston, no whit abushed by their coolness. “You 'mean the waiter?" Mrs. Liv-

lngstou’s strongly marked brows were elevated. `

“Yes, the waiter. He’s in my class

nt college. Don’t get excited, mother. Lots of those chaps work their wily through in this sort: of way. They walt on table at these summer hotels and make a pretty penny.”

"What ll hll name?"'demanded Mrs- Llviugstou. _ , "Schneider," returned Fred nouchal- nntly-_-"‘a mighty nice llttla Dutchman too."

“Was that walter at the Pines in

Bellairy, the- one who presumed to speak to Stella ou the street one day- was hen college student?" This time Mrs. Livingstou’s _voice was vibrant with eagerness.

Stellnfs color faded, leaving her face

singularly white and strained. “ls it necessary to bring me into the discus- sion, Aunt Ju?" she asked dlsdalntully

Fred looked uncomfortable. “You

menu Forrest, Jim Forrest, I suppose. Oh, yes, he’s a senior now; Good fel- low too." `

“_I__sbould think he mightilnd a more

dignitled method of obtaining an edu- cation." snllfed Mrs. Livingston. _

"Didnft uncle keep s chopbouse?" lished scene, with iliidueii eienmess of tone. _ "Hushl" Mrs. IAvlngston's face

crlinsoned angrily. "How dare you. Stella!"

"I’m sure he told me that once .he

kept e.-chophouse and nn oyster par- lor. He said he waited on the eus- tomer|`hlmself,” persisted Stella wick- edl .

Jiist then the diminutive Mr. _Schnei- der arrived with the dinner, which he served most deftly and with an cle ment of respect that must have been divided between the lovellness of the young woman he seryed and the recol- lection of tho Livingston dollars as reppajgnldd by ymlllg FISH, llil ellll- male. Tho. _ veresduqlhlftbd to less dan- ¢ef°ii:“':i-ounq. and gaelnpnl owed pleosiintIy._ml'i'_red toinzke biz- sielfllfdili f®°` ~ _ KH,” '°°”' ' while his iiieuiei- 'elneoywleii iiiliiiiu niet to -eiiiooeii me airl’¢l rolled vom- (°0¢\`||,'°- Thelr stay at another mouuhlll N' sort had been rather disastrous from Fi-ed's point of view. Their dnt meal nttbePin¢hnd\ioeuJnu-kodllvol

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i ' - loecldenit. I candle had fallen won , " ~ | feud the dame had looped to Btellu's ‘~ _delicate lace sleevrand would have

speedily enveloped her'l'iimy gown had not thetall walter who, unnoticed, bud

serv _ them sg-lpped od his _coat and wriiégea ie iiiiéu me gh-i, exuiiziiuii-

ing e re.

He had scorned ]g‘red's generously proffered rg ard, received wtth urban- ity Mrs. Ll;inglil’.on's"pB`.i:l‘on1zing coin- mendntiou and thrilledgt the gratitude in Stellsfs dark eyes. He had pretend- ed not to soo the oo!! little hand sue graciously extended und, 'slipping on his cout. had rearranged the table, served tho dessert and sent the hotel physician to seo them. The week that followed was a strange one for Stella Hewitt. Proud und high spirited, resenting the love- making of her 'cousln,`abet`ted‘ by his mother, who was Stellsls guardian as well as aunt, the girl found herself deeply interested in the individuality of the man who waited on the table. He had never presumed by so much as a glance upon the incident in the dining room, and-Stella. liked him the better for lt. Ono day she had inet him on ojne of 'mountain paths, and sho had stopped and thanked him prettlly for the service. -

“l'm going to let you thunk me some

other time," he had said gravely.

Just at that moment Fred had ap-

peared, and he had uttered some sharp words that divulged the fact that he knew _who the waiter was. -

The next day the waiter disappeared, and two days afterward Mrs. Living- ston found it convenient to move on to another resort. Stella understood and smiled a bitter little~smlle.

Now she felt;.u. llttleihroli of exulta-

tion that her, instinct had not been wrong. She had- recognized in the man who had saved her life some claim to distinction. She admired him for his pluck and perseverance. She felt that he was more to be respected thpn Fred, who lazily accepted what the gods (and his industrious father) hold provldedaud was without ambi- tion of 'amy sort, e excepted his desire to wed. Stoll

Dessert was siii-3 '_1md'Stel.lu, play-

ing idly with her-spoon, looked across the large mom' andsaw, Jim Forrest

loominglarge-in the distance, bearing ppession or perfect love and trust in _ `_' ‘Q “ my °““"f'“1Y PWM °1= we D°"’F"'iE?KiEiiiiiT<i felt ther, whim->vei~ aisiip . ._`,.',i;’-5;- ‘

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lt and uttered #start-lod exclauiation.

“W i" she eg- ¢luiiied.~' "»' _ ,_ “To 1Ili'ol_ll\`|?-"lllk`B¢`Ft°_3» ' - _ “She doesnt nr-unruly _“Will bo with you during ourihonrmoou- Let- ter expldnnd--.Who can-in-boi. She l1asn't mentlonotanyi-ono_.tn her lot- féfi." ._/f\‘¥.*~' 1...\- "$4 1 -. "soiiinoiv;iiinen‘ei1‘*~uu¢ze=it¢a si-ea in little drearily, £11011, with more sul- matiou, ffl Hy. mother, -you- remem- ber tl_u`it chap, Jim Forrest, who wait- ed on table at Bellalry last summer- the one who |aved.SteIla’s life?"

“Yes." - = - "Why, lIe'l turlletloutio 'bo all sorts

of a big gun. Seems his futher made ‘him work his way through college- told him he dldn’t care what he did so long as _tho labor wafohopeét-and now the old man’s _ dead sfud' Forrest hi worth o cool ten mlllionl Mrsl Livingston nushod deeply. -“It would have made alsplcudld match for Stella," she said rezretfdlly. "But thilt’s always the way. If she had chosen him it would have turned out he was ix beggar." _ “You could trust Shelli! ‘to pick out

the right party, only,, you see, you scared them both off, mother. I don't believe either one of them thought of love or anything else. He was merely polite, and Stella was grateful to hlui. if they had been left alone le iiilclii have developed into a pretty romance, eh, Flon-le 2" He grinned across at his pretty little wife.

_She nodded wisely. *Poor old Stel-

la!" she said condescendingly,

The letter from Stella never came,

but Stella camo herself, with her hus- bund in tow-none other than big Jim Forrest himself. , "I won her us B poor mon,” lie said

proudly to Fred, “first as n walter, and afterward I met her__ on the Rose _Léuf rnnch, in Wyoming, otwhlch I am part owner. As a cowpuucher I mude her love me, and I have only told her today thlitshe won't have to count the 'pennies-, und; say, she’s disappointed. I do believe!"

But those who lookedut Stel1u’s bup-

py face, with its radiant eyes ond ex-

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Cured- Her Husband of - Drinking. ~

_flilie _or Today and Sho. Ill _ ilailliiloll-Yoiji 'iles She _Iii ll.

I' ` - _ __ husband who-e and

`drl:lie:ve!r!o”ildd?i'le‘delh ever w loam but

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J J _ ~ ‘ - to thousands and wi gladly send li! to you it you mil but wrlw her today. As she has uotblna to soil, do not

send her any iuoiier. S_liuiily write your num; . and lull address plainly lu the coupon belo and ould is to her.

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' lass. Manoasuir Aubusson.

115Bo'mc Avenue. Hlllburn, N. Y.

Please toll me about the remedy you used to uro your husbund. us I Bm Personally lu- tereiiwd lu one who drinks.

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ill" . ~ - Driginal Rogers Bros.” ` °- When you buy knives, forks, _ _ ' spoons, etc., marked ~

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` you geiiheorlgincl"RogersBros." V ' , _,_ silver plate-:i Lrand famous ' ' ,_" the 1 orld over since 1847.'

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501.1) I-IY LIAAUINQ DIALIII _

1, ".$`i`Iuer Plain that Wmrs"

Then' eyes-'m°t'°°r°ss tl” mterveulng pointment Stella might have as to her .-,5'l.-'.i"'“‘-'95-lil* '

space, and Stlel1a‘.sn\Iledx,Forrest did not return the greeting.

husband’s fortune, sho _wus _quite sad!

siiiiorsis or canioiliii Noiirii

..W,,,, we,-8 5,,-,-,,__,,,,-1,1,” “_ sump °l‘1:"*f'l"‘l"‘_“_-g-‘._`--*__-\=_-=:;_-;»_-'_-»_fl-safes i ‘wfesr nano li_r.o_in.arions_ dein»nd~=<1'11‘r-1~i»w_=i1z-..,-_--. - - - -T. --~ - AN.‘f..§':l§“‘a’l”.i’.}‘; 'S.E.l§“.?i2."?l‘“ °' “

shame not-reply..?.~ . - """ Mrs..Livingston.liad‘ seen, however,

and so-it was tholvery next day they gavsup the roomé\Fr_,'ed had engaged and went back tzrtown lwhere there would be no deubtnns to»-_who would serve the soup_a.nd*-‘.where there were no dangerous candelabra on the table.

September cmne,.and1l‘red went back

to college, ya rejecizad sultor. Stella .was most unhapllyvivitli her aunt, who could not conceal thediltter disappoint- ment she suifered`ln.hen»iscrn's failure

to Win Stella. - - ~» '

The girl ww He iwith the

older woman, who-chidad-her with ln- gratitude e.ud-boldxnss. __ ‘At last sho sent Stella awuy iori»a'*long visit to aufother relative in therwwt, while she turned her thoughts-to other matters

and tried-to' fo _ __ ure of her cherished plans.. - - ni march Fr iiiiuueinyrmiii-i-lea ii

pretty girl-tho._slsta!_~§_of one of his classmates-and ‘..h§¢_col.lego career

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or J. E. Matthews, Ulinrlottetown.

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_old,,ma_y huiiiesteud n quiuter iinetilun' ol availub a lloinliiliiii land _in Manitoba, Saskatcliewnil ur Alhl-.i~i.a.. l'lla applicant must appear in porn-iin ut the Dominion hands éizency or hub Ai.rcncy_ lor the dll- .trict. ntry by priix.\'_iiiuy Q _made nt any airencyl, on certain coildltlons, by la_,i.hsr, in_ot ler,_uoii, ulluirlitcr, brother ur

,' slntorul intending lioiliul-iteii_dei'.

l:_uties._ Sl; nmntlis i'ei<lili-giice upon n cultivation of the liiild in ouch _ol h_ree years, _A honlostesider may live within nine miles of his homestead on_ n lnrin qi at least all acres still,-_ly owned and occupied by him or by his futher, mother, lson, daughter _hro_ihei~ or sister.

In certain districts li linmeigteador in

,. ¢noil_ staniiln2_ ixinv_ pro-eiiipt ii quarter- $g_}ini:_ alongside his hoiiiesteud. Price

ev,

Ds neie _

_ l)ui.ies.~Miilit reside upon the huma- 'st-enrl or pro-einptiiin six months in such sig years fromriitc oi homestead entry lx cluding the time required to iesrn hoinestes patent) and cultivate liity acre xtr _

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Ahomusteadur who has exhausted his homestead right and cannot obtain apre- emptiun may enter lor apui~ch\se<l home- .stead in certnihdistrlcts, Price 33.00 par acre -Dutiol.-Must reiiidu six months in ouch ol thruc years. cultivate lllty uct '~s and erect u house worth $301100.

_ W W ooimy,

Deputy of the Minister ul 1. e Interior

N B-_Unniithurised publicqgion of this

idvar-iii;-nsiit w il no be paid lor.

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i ills on the , owe. iii the utility con _ , oi£"a"Ute ni' _ Moon, and u bright: oon he wap. _

be was so lazy his shadow would follow him. He' was often lata. -TM ister was Charles Qouldock. and thooo ~ old' timers who can yet sit up on ul

leven keél remember t_|i_ot 0. G. ,could do c in -four colon iwhen rlled, even if it were not ll _bis contrlcti ' I '- ` '

We wen rehearsing “Tho Wlllovu Copse,"'aud llooire _cue caiub. but no Moon iihoiié The cali boy :camo with _il shout,-_~‘.fMr. Hoon!" » _ _ The proinpter ciilled; "Mr, Moon!" ' Three 'Utes away up stage' joined hp,

_ "Mr, Moon, this is you; stage is wal-tp ' lnlr." i

No Moon. Couldock began to pace from tot

meuter doors to L, 4 E. No Moon.

Finally Couldock bowled __ out “iviiei-e' ls tiiar- Mooiiltiiat' iiniity laliitl always- ii'its‘~iiiid ceeiiiiw liiiow his cues whep he bears them,"

No Moon yt-t. It appeared that Mis-

_ tress Moon had presented the old man with il line ‘daughter-ii new Moon. The futher lfdoon went out- to rele- brixte with the boys and inter _on was wheelburrowed home n full Moon.-

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Hia Pupils. '

“Once I played ii Liszt .rhripsody

pretty badly. _After a few _moinentn he sold, ‘Tbé way you played this piece would be nil _right for_pup_tle or m:iiiiiiiii.’ Then. rising and 'coming toiiwird me, he _would soy, 'Iflow let___up we how we play such things! 'Then I would begin all over again, but hard- ly bud I played a few measures when he would interrupt and say:

“ ‘Did _von start? 1 thought I hadu’t heard right' "'Yes, muster, 1 certainly did! _1

would reply.

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not notice! _ “ ‘How do you mean? I would ask. “ '1 menu tbis,’ he _would-answer:

‘Before your lingers touch the keys you must begin the piece mentally-that is, you must have settled in your mind the tempo, the manner of touch and, above all, the attack of the nrst notes before your actual playing begins.”

"Oil auotheroccoslon l asked him

for the lingering of s rather complet pussiige,

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‘plled, 'but make it sound well!

“Once Rubinstein sold: “'Do you know why piano playing

is so dimcultl Because it is prone-to be either strekitearor else smicted with mnnnerlsms, und when these two pit- falls a_re_lnci_cl1y avoided then it liable to bé-dryl- The truth lies bo- tween those three mischlefs."’-"Hoi-' mnnn’s Plano Player.” _

Sweats Aro'Gv"ol`! lilly The young, unspoiled human animal

has a liking for sugar just as lt- lid! for sunlight, for fresh air, for play, for paddling ih th`e' surf and plunging

ln the stream _or for food when it hungry and sleep when it li and, subject, of course, to rellonablll limitations, as -wholesome as lhy ol the others. This is precisely what out. specialists in chl|dren’s diseases and broad minded family physicians have been-iirgliiz for decades "past, and ii: would be safe to siy tbit.` néxt tothe banishment of starchy foods, grueio and pops from the ,nursery and the _substitution of pure, sweet muh. ri-iv things have done more to increase -the vigor and happiness of modern chil- dren und to cut down our disgraceful- infant mortality 'thin the tee and in-I telllgenl: use lu the nursery of sweet frults.mreser_vel. lunar. tum! and hilt: terscotch.-Woods Hutchinson ln Bu¢.`~' cess l{liHHé§"“`* "" l"“"" -‘°

Unto Cake Willa Colin Icing. _ 0iie~half cup of butter CNUIIIHL

one and one-third cup of brown puglf added and beat together, two ` beaten, one-half teas , l mlnirn.

ouehiilf defied’ oue~half tpaspoontilfl povlller, one-halt cup sweet milk, one and thrqo- qunrter cups lfted Hour, three-qdhn ter cop dams, removed. Cul up operand reserve ii lldle-of tho door to shake over them.

Icing.-Two tnblespoontull strong,

no-allied eolee and the some m? of the whld of ul ed ltirroil . Thlcken with powdered sugar until mir enough to spread.” ‘Allow du an so eool baton it h hid -"

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