PAGE
SIX
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PERFUMES
liy
the
ounce.
A
Tow
odors
by
(ho
leading
perfumers.
Coty's
L'Ortgan
-
Paris
Knieraude.
per
oz.
$4.00
Caron's
Mack
Narcissus,
per
ot
$7.00
lladianl,
per
ox.
...
$3.50
Guerlaln's
--L'lleure
Hlcuc,
per
oz
$5.00
Jicky.
per
oz
$2.50
Roger
and
Gallet's
Jadc-VrraViolrlta.
per
oz.
$1.50
Flours
d'Amour,
per
oz.
$4.00
And
many
olliers.
All
new
fresh
slock
RupertPharmacy
Prescription
Specialists
Phone
94.
We
deliver.
Wo
have
all
sizes
In
slock
In
Navy
Serge
Gymnasium
Bloomers
from
$3.25
to
$3.75
H.
S.Wallace
Co.
Id.
Phono
9.
3rd
Ave.
and
Fulton.
CLEABAMCE
SALE
Higgest
Dargains
ever
offered.
Underwear,
100
per
cent
pure
wool,
rcg.
S
1.(10
suits,
lo
'clear
for
$3.00
Men's
Working
Sox,
reg.
50c
per
pair,
lo
clear
at
2
pairs
for
75c
Ladies'
jllose,
reg.
1.0'
value.
,'J'o-
clear
at
75c
Toques,
leg.
from
l.i!3
to
50c.
To
clear
at
85c
and
40c
Slock
limited.
Come
early
and
pick
up
the
best.
Mussallem
Grocery
Co.
Ltd.
Phones
18
and
84
FASHION'S
I
LATEST
Rayon
Crepes
A
popular
fabric
for
Spring
and
Summer
Wash
I
tresses.
Comes
in
a
beautiful
range,
figured,
stripes,
checks,
32
inches.
s
Per
Yard
65c
WEST
of
ENGLAND
STORE
Third
Avenuo
Phone
753
,
English
Knitted
Jumpers
From
$5.50
English
Knitted
Suits
From
$20.50
Just
lo
hand.
See
our
windows
"Doners"
We
aim
to
plcaso
Phono
27.
P.O.
Box
327
PRISON
YOUTHS
LEARN
CRIMES!
Warns
Others
Against
L'te
Selfishness
as
he
goes
to
Gallows
WIXMP1XI,
Man.,
Mar.
3.
flJy
Canadian
Press)
"Within
prison
walls
many
future
crimes
are
planned
ami
youths,
most
of
them
first
offenders,
are
(aught
i
by
oliler
and
hardened
criminal
that
they
will
succeed
the
next
lime."
This
was
the
charge
of
John
Stanton
liaker,
convicted
murderer
of
70-yoar-old
John
Penny
of
Winnipeg,
in
his
last
message
written
while.
awaiting
execution
of
his
death
sentence
which
was
carried
opt
here.
The
contents
of
the
mesoage
are
made
nublir
bv
llev.
1'eoii.r
A.
Woodside,
who
acted
a!
spiritual
adviser
to
the
con
demned
man.
"I
want
to
warn
others,'
Stan
ton
wrote,
"lest
tliey
follow
ir.
my
footsteps.
All
I
ever
did
wai
without
the
desire
to
do
wrong,
hut
rattier
lo
serve
my
own
sel
fish
purposes.
Setf-pruservalinr.
was
the
onjy
law
knew.
I
didifl
know
the
difference
between
riiahl
and
wrong.
I
was
follow-mg
the
path
of
least
resistance..'"
First
Conviction
Stanton
.-poke
of
his
first
con
viction
and
freedom.
Hp
had
sought
to
go
straight
and
looked
for
employment.
lien
he
had
answered
truthfully
iiestiini
put
lo
turn,
he
was
told
that
jail-birds"
were
not
wanted.
When
he
lied
ami
got
work,
he
was
found
out
and
discharged.
Wherever
lie
woni,
the
stigma
of
MARCH
Will
be
oui
Manner
Motiili
and
yours
for
Saving
Money
on
Uroceries
First
Come,
First
Served
Phone
45
o
tins
Quaker
Peas,
.No.
o.
.
.
35c
0
tins
Corn
or
Tomatoes,
iar&c
95c
8
tins
Tomatoes,
i's
95c
I
tins
Libby's
Asparagus
.Tips
v
95c
1
tins
JJcImontc
Spinach,
21
'a
95c
0
tins
Lombard
Plums
..
..
95c
0
tins
Singapore
Pineapple..
95c!
i
tins
Delmonte
l'eaches,
2's
95c
tins
Heinz
Pork
and
Kuans
95c
3
bottles
Heinz
Catsup,
large
95c
tins
Campbell's
Tomato
Soup
...
95s
lo
tins
h'nider's
Tomato
Soup
95c
ti
tins
King
Oscar
Sardines
95c
15
tins
Uruuswick
Sardines
95c
3
tins
Pure
Honey,
2Vi's
95c
1
tin
Pure
Honey,
.Vs
95c
bricks
Pure
Honey
Comb
95s
10
tins
Sally
Ann
Cleanser
95c
(Contains
same
amount
as
Did
Dutch
Clenscr)
ll'
bars
Palmolive
Soap
...
95c
t
cartons
Sunlight
Soap
...
95c
i
big
bars
Castile
Soup
....
95c
pkgs.
Princess
Flakes
....
95c
10
bars
While
Swan
Soap
..
95c
i
bottles
Sterling
Catsup
.
.
95c
a
lb.
Ontario
Cheese
95c
'
doz.
Kxtra
Fresh
F.ggs
.
.
.
95c
.'
lbs.
Hest
Creamery
Hotter,
hulk
9So
t
doz.
Sunkist
Dranges
....
95c
1
doz.
Suukisl
I.einoliH
....
95c
Pure
Marmalade,
i
Hi.
tin
..
55c
(iheradella's
Chocolate,
3
lb.
tin
$1.35
Malkin's
llesl
Coffee,
2
lb.
for
$1.25
Pure
Lard
Price.
3
lb.
for
75c:
5
lb.
for
$1.25;
in
lb.
.
.
$2.45
MeCormiek's
Sweet
Hiseuils.
rec
B.C.
Butchers
and
Grocers,
Ltd.
Wood!
Wood!
Now
is
your
chance
Dry
Cedar
Full
load
$0.50
Half
Load
$3.50
Largo
sacks
...
.....
6O0
HydeTransfer
139
Second
Avenue
Phone
580
Night
or
Day
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
h
i
at
SIM
Mm
Of
jf
I
j
F
flavor
of
fresh
I
mint
gives
a
new
I
thrill
to
every
bite.
II
I
I
Wrigley's
is
good
J
'
and
good
for
you.
crime
pursued
him.
"II
seemed,"
he
said.
"Us
if
every
door
was
shut
agaiusl
me
except
the
door
of
vice
ami
crime."
"What
would
I
do
if
I
got
013
freedom
again?
I
believe
I
would
live
a
Christian
life
and
try
and
help
those
down
and
out
lo
see
the
error
or
their
way
as
I
never
-aw
it
until
now."
In
assailing
capital
punishment
.Mr.
Woodside
maintained
It
wan
a
"Idol
on
the
escutcheon
of
our
civilization,"
ami
the
.ouner
abolished,
the
better.
"II
is
a
thousand-fold
more
horrible,
however,
when
we
look
at
the
causes
of
which
it
is'the
consequence,"
Mr.
Woodside
xaid
"If
we
are
to
remove
it
effectively,
we
must
strain
our
sinews
as
h
Christian
nation
to
abolish
the
cause.
'J'here
is
only
one
cure
for
crime.
The
human
heart
must
e
regenerated."'
1
Mr.
Woodside
blamed
the
parent
for
the
delinquency
anions
children.
The
mother
and
fathers,
In-
thought,
should
train
their
children
in
the
diffcrencr
1
between
right
ami
wrong;
they
xhould
take
greater
interest
in
them,
he
companions
lo
them
anil
watch
their
amusements.
"Don'l
wail
until
you
are
eon-'ronl'"(
with
11
lerriiii''
enlamilv
before
Vm:i
give
Miogli!
to
the
rtl.
r
ililplol'eil
WEEK-END
SPECIALS
Oi.r
rusionicr-.
confidence
i
our
btgiicsi
asset.
tood
salesmanship
never
lets
enthusiasm
run
away
from
truth.
Swift's
Cottage
Itolls,
average
5
lbs.
each,
per
lb
29o
Krcsh
Chicken
Halibut,
average
i
lbs.
each,
per
lb
12'zC
Fresh
Herring,
3
lbs
25c
(try
Salt
Cod.
2
lbs.
for
....
29c
Kaslern
Finnan
Haddie,
per
lb.
.'
.....
19c
Itib
Itoast
Hepf,
per
lb
18c
Pol
Itoast
Her
i.
per
lb
10c
Slewing
Heef,
2
lbs
25c
Campbell'
Tomato
Soup,
per
tin
13c
sterling
Tomato
Catsup,
hot
19c
Smyrna
(looking
Figs,
per
lb.
11c
Duality
Jtraml
Com,
per
lin
13c
Narl
Oranges,
medium
size,
per
doz
29c
Malkin's
Hest
Pure
Hoifey,
strained,
i
lb.
pail
.
.
.
.
79c
Pure
Olive-Oil,
Wj
piuls
...
35c
Pure
Olive
Oil,
pints
65c
Pure
Olive
Oil,
per
quart
..
$1.15
50c
value.
3
lb.
for
...
$1.00
Johnson'n
Fluid
Heef.
lC
o.
We
Sell
the
Best.
We
Sell
foe
Less
llipe
Olives,
per
tin
.
,
.
,
Saanieli
Clams,
per
tjn
.
Iteckill's
Hlue
Christie'
Sodas,
per
tin
Hulk
Cocohuiit,
per
lb.
.
H.C.
Lima
Heans,
li
lbs,
,
Sago
and
Tapioca,
2
lbs.
bot
tle
99c
Lea
&
Perrinn'
Sauce,
per
pi.
65o
17c
17o
5o
45c
19c
25o
15o
(iraham
Flour,
-Id
lb.
sacks
55c
Whule
Wheat
Flour,
1(1
b,
sack
65c
llidgwuy'ri
Old
Country
Tea,
per
lb
83o
Iliiligwny's
fSnld
Lalel
Pekoe
Tea
per
lb
99c
F.no's
Fruit
Sails
'.
...
89o
tSipiirrel
Hrand
Pcanul
Huller,
1
2a
lb.
pails
55c
'(iinuer
Snaps,
per
lb
19c
I
Rupert
Table
Supply
Co
Phones
210,
211,
212.
CHURCH
PASTOR
BIDS
FAREWELL
Rev.
P.
E.
Bolster
Presided
at
His
Last
Meeting
of
St.
Paul's
Council
PRESENTATION
MADE
New
Pastor
Will
Arrive
Next
Week
and
Organlzor
Loaves
Soon
Afterwards
The
council
of
St.
Paul
s
Lutheran
Church
held
its
regu-
llar
monthly
meeting
last
eveu-
nig
at
the
residence
of
K..
I'..
jllallberg
and
at
the
cloe
of
the
meeting,
the
last
at
which
the
I
organizer
of
the
congregation.
IJev.
P.M:.
llalsler.
will
preside.
Hie
secretary,
John
Dybhavn!
Prince
lltiperl
in
about
two
weeks
from
now.
He
will
be
here
lo'
meet
Itev.
T.
1
1.
Itin.li.
the
Hrst
regular
paslot,or
the
ooutrrega-tion.
who
is
expected
null
week
and
will
induct
him
the
following
Sunday.
New
Building
Plans
for
the
new
church
building
are
mA
in
the
hand
of
the
contractor'
mid
bids
are
being
received.
NOT
HIS
DOING.
1
"Does
yo
take
tin
woman
for
they
lawfully
wedded
wire?"
asked
I
lie
Negro
parson,
iclanriug
a'
'lie
diminutive
watery-eyed,
how-legged
bridegroom.
vUio
kIihm?
beside
2I0
pound
of
feminine
assurance.
"Ah
lake
nnlliin',"
gloomily
responded
Uie
hcidii-groom.
"Ah
liein"
looked."
Arkansas
Thomas
(bit.
Winnie-
Did
you
ever
take!
your
motor-eyrle
lo
piece
to
see
how
it
worked?
Arthur--Will,
not
exactly.
I
have
taken
it
to
pieces
to
see
how
it
didn'l
work.
form
r.
Noll,
of
Application
for
Ctrtiflcatt
of
lmpromnt(
"Slant"
Mln.ril
CUlm
SllilJle
111
tlw
frill)-?
IIU(wrl
MlHlhir
IHH.kxi
of
Uic
Skt-rfU
liulrlil.
VVhrrr
Px-.lfil:
fr
I
Ik-
Ik-cJ
i,f
klUvaiktlUin
iJkr.
Lawful
lHklrr:
swan
Halm.
Mum-her
or
Id.l.li'r-.
frcr
Mlnr'
Ortirtoaln.
TAkl
MlTII
Out
I
ln
ImIIii
Tirr
MIiht'ii
Orliriralf
.Nil
nanulc.
iniMxl
ai
tlx-
rnl
nf
ultly
day.
frnii
Oh
late
Iwrwir.
l
aijtl
Hi
tin-
Mintnir
Hw4.ritr
fur
a
l
ertlfliali'
nf
lintirinHHWil!.
for
Ihe
luiMi.r
or
rfitaiiiiiiii
1
i:mn
Oram
nf
uic
lm.c
claim.
,u,i
furllwr
lake
uuilrc
llMt
aili.
11.
uiulrr
M-llirii
9
nf
IIM-
Mliieral
Ail.
mii.t
Im
-mihiiim'mI
Im-.
turr
tUr
iMuaior
of
aucli
OrllfleaU-
iif
iiiilini.riiwiiii.
Dalril
llii
:inl
day
i.f
ViUutry,
tf..
SWAN
PAI.l.t,
OHiHr.
11
f
K
T.
kniny.
Aamt
SHERIFF'S'
SALE.
4
11
I
lie
li,iuil
I'Miil
"f
I'rliii'y
IIiuim-i
Imlilni
at
I'rlur
lli-rl.
Stewart
aal
nuutry,
tailllirr.
Tirfll
roliir
anil
I.m
Vlrk.
rarrvlnir
uli
liiiliwp
it
I'riiwj-
ImiTl
iintarry,
dtt-
fi-luljMl.
In
tlrtiie
nf
a
warrant
if
ttiwnllwi.
ip.ned
in
lliu
ii'iiui,
ami
um-
(IIim-UhI.
I
tiati
-iic1
f
ilii
vinmU
of
lav
ilifin-
iliult
tlM'
fiildmliiir:
oih-
Kuril
ilclHerj-car.
II.
I.iivim-
ii.
fl-SfO
for
41m
nra-
m.i
1
of
IHi'i.
ami
will
mII
all
rlalit.
IiIIp
anil
iulere.t
or
ill,'
alivc
ili-rrmlanu
lliervln.
at
an
Uw
i.rlff
nf
a
Urn
atalmt
ut
rr.
pin.
ri-rlalil
rarairr
ilMrrr.
All
of
Mtili-li
I
lull
offer
fur
ulr
tiv
IMililir
aui-tlwi
ron.
ia.li
Ml
Molii.
tlw
Hid
tlai
of
Marrh.
!.
ai
kaii-n
iar
am-.
Tlilnl
Avi-iiw
Writ,
in
tlw
filly
of
I'rinrr
IuiwtI.
JOHN
SIMIIIKV.
SjM-rlfr
of
I
Ik
Urtinly
of
frlltrp
llii-rl.
Vft
frert
i.
Varklawl.
Irmljr
hlxflff.
:.
r.
lirliM-.
Iiailiff
anil
AurlloiMvr.
halril
at
I'l-inrp
.liuoert,
ll.fi.,
Varrh
-j.
til.
SI
SHERIFF
SALE.
Ill
llie
OmhiIv
lit
ITIIir..
IIMwrl:
Slewail
anil
Volilry
l.lmllril.
filalllllffa:
Tom
ton
ami
le
Vlrk.
i-arriliiF
on
lniliii--
umli-r
tlir
iinini'
ot
Crfiu-e
llu
lit
(iroi-erle-,
drrnitlanta:
ll
ilrln
,.r
1.
u
...aiil
t.r
j.t.iill,.n
1..
1
iMM-ii
in
IM.
anion.
I
liavr
UI
of
the
WlodlilM:
Soda.
H
lbs.
for
..
25c
routl.
t
lli
(trfriiifjiil
111IJ
llm
fulluwlnir
I
'"'-al
l"
k
"if
Kimerlr.
ti4uK--na,
IP.:
Sinn
VI-iLi.x
ttia
fni.
9K
Miap
i
laht'S.
ma.
for
.
.
.,
Z60
,,.
i,,r
.
rnniUlilnif.
lr
.,
all
nf
wbli-li
I
hall
offer
for
aalf
liy
I'liMlr
AiM-tlon
for
.a.li
on
I'rldav.
I
lie
flflli
day
of
Maiili,
lliiit
at
J
o'llmk
In
llie
af
ternoon
al
at
I
Tlilnl
AreiiHe
Went.
Ifl
UM"
fil
ot
I'rmrn
IOIieM,
JOHN
Slllllt.KV.
Slwrlff
Vn
trl
ti.
UarkUnd,
feHily
Plierlff
II.
r
nnin.
'iietMicer
and
Ilallirr
'
Dated
al
I'
nr
iweert,
II
'
Itliruar,
.D.
!
S
Do
Your
Bowels
Ever
Become'
Constipated?
A
frf
motion
of
th
bowuli,
rtrj
day,
ahould
be
th
ftim
of
evuy
on
who
apiri
to
perfect
health,
for
'once
the
bowela
Ucomo
f
lowed
op
11
the
olhfr
orRn
of
tho
body
get
drDerd,
and
ill
kind
of
dlaftafa
and
iliaorden
are
liable
to
attack
the
yatem.
If
you
take
our
advice
aad
um
Milburn's
ron
will
find
that
thfy
will
rfKuUt
and
krrp
your
bowela
and
Uver
in
proper
ahape.
and
ho
thia
i(
done
there
is
not
much
chance
of
you
ever
being
alrk
Thia
valuable
rtmdy
hai
been
oa
the
market
for
the
tout
32
ycani
put
up
qnlr
br
The
T.
AUlbmn
Co,
spoke
appreciatixely
of
the
tilde
j
Liaiiuj,
Toronto,
OnU
ami
thorough
work
ilotie
ny
ttie
pastor,
in
laying
the
foundation
pf
SI.
Paul's
coiHiriwation.
Many
obstacles
had
to
!
overcome
but
the
growing
fruit
fulness
of
the
work
would
be
some
reward
lor
the
sacrifices
made,
lie
personally
thought
thai
all
the
members
of
the
council
had
benefited
by
their
association
with
Mr.
Haisler
and
the
work
of
the
council.
As
a
small
token
of
appreciation
he
pie-tented
the
retiring
pastor.
with
a
leather
portfolio
on
behalf
of
the
council.
Feeling
Response
Mr.
Haisler
feelingly
respond
ed.
He
.said
Dial
one
of
the
most
difficult
things
in
his
work
was
to
break
away
from
the
pood
friend
made
in
Prince
ltuHrl.
lie
had
slated
oiiUide
as
well
an
hem
thai
the
council
of
SI.
Paul'
churrJi
wn
one
of
the
ivl
Jie
had
worked
with
in
the
organization
of
mission
eongregation.
He
predicted
one
of
the
very
heal
of
missions
in
Hie
Pacific
synod
which
would
dewhtp
into
a
self-supporting
cougregal
ion
in
the
not
far
distant
future.
Mr.
Haisler
Mill
be
Ittaviikg
BOBBING
MORE
HEADS
TODAY
Hairdressers
See
No
Slackening
In
Present
Styles
or
Tendency
to
Revert
MAJORITY
MIDDLE
AGED
Thoso
Who
Used
to
Scoff
Havr
Come
Into
Modern
Fashion:
Girls
Unanimous
niHON'ltt.
Mareh
3.
-
The
boi
will
remain.
No
edict,
of
liainlreer
or
wkg-maker
ort
transformer
ran
kill
it,
and
no
mere
rumors
ot
wars
or
scare
headline.,
about
"The
llattle
llie
I
lob
can
weaken
Us
hold
on
HiV
world
of
women.
Wliether
it
is
that
couturiers
of
Pari
are
designing
for
tl)e
hoblieil
waiunt
;
or
the
coiffeurs
are
eonsiileruig
'
.'the
needs
of
the
ftMrlwJlllllll.,
lite
fact
remains
that
the
trunk;
comfort
-of
the
spring
fashion,
will
travel
hand-iu-huiid
with
Hi.
freedom
and
lightness
of
the
sltiusle.
Tolay
elothes
and
Hie
Imb
make
the
woman.
Shorn
Heads'
Increasing
In
Hpile
of
prediction-,
nf
;i
battle
al
the
i-nunni.'
eonveniior.
of
liairdrefer
111
New
York
on
Mareh
H
and
i.
ioi-al
expei-ln
see
no
cause
for
anxiety
among
tin
bobbed.
"We
me
botthtllg
more
heads
now
than
we
ever
liobbed
before,"
wa
Hie
sueeiurl
statement
of
a
prominent
Yooye
si.
hairdreer.
"Within
the
la'
ten
jJ
"i
'wo
weeks
we
hae
'eul
more
heatl-
than
we
cut
in
the
previous
four
or
five
month.
There
is
absolutely
no
sign
of
a
falling
off
of
inter!
in
shot-'
hair.
The
majority
of
patrons
seem
to
he
middle-aged,
and
even
elderly
women.
All
the
younger
girls
have
becu
trimmed
utis
lougt,
timti,
ami
now
even
the
women
who
used
to
i-nff
ur-.
coming
into
the
fashion.
Shingling
Again
lot
of
women
who
wen
hack
to
long
hair
for
a
while
are
coming
for
a
Miingle
again
ll.ev'll
have
no
more
o
loir:
hair
and
hairpins,
they
say.
Im-went
oir,
"and
probably.
In
view
of
approach
iu
v
spring,
Ihev
don't
mind
Iomiu
the
evlra
warmth."
So.
the
general
odnion
is
tlm'
the
hob
will
be
the
reigning
idea
for
spring.
A
tweed
coat,
a
ehie
little
fell
or
Itankok
hat.
ami
a
trim
bob
-these
are
lb
requisite
of
a
smart
spring
ensemble.
There
will
lee
no
riulieul
change
in
the
style,
neetirdiiig
lo
local
opinion,
llie
hob
will
i-oiilimie
permaiicutlv
ruled
Willi
wavits,
worn
au
natural
in
the
day
time
and
tmpplcuicnlcd
byi
curled
postiohes
or
coioneM
nraiils
tor
tormal
evening
wear.
Boyish
Bob
a
Freak
As
for
the
boyish
bob,
its
iay
are
numbered.
"It's
a
freak,
say
the
experts,
upeakiug
an
with
authority.
"Il
a
case
of
lakmu
a
perfectly
nu'e,
iensihtt
style
and
going
loo
far
with
il..
A
neat,
close
shingle
is
one
thing,
but
a
flat,
brillaiitined
boy's
rut
is
decidedly
another.
In
my
own
busiuoos,
I
don't
think
I
huvo
ever
had
a
repeal
for
a
boyish
bob.
The
girls
try
it
out
once.
ami
I
lien
realize
that
,il
is
too
masculine
and
let
4heir
hair
Ki'ow
until
il
can
be
properly
eu'
I
have
Mime
7fi
or
HO
girls
al
together
in
my
hcIiooI
ami
shops,
and,
though
every
last
one
or
them
is
bobbed,
only
Iwo
have
the
boyish
linn,
and
they
are
sorry
for
il.
Thai's
,n.ny
wood
eriterion
of
hair
rashions.
t
should
say
"
Xdv'
i'i
ae
11
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Dadv
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Wednesday
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Chi
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&
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weuly-sevi
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u
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"NOT
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A
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oipedv
lirama
oi
1
1
1
1
1
-when
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u-
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-flapH
ties
da
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New
York
a
jm-i
way
a
rwpalli,
when
girl
wore
curl
anl
ami
went
jiiidio
on
bnyicv
vni
-
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egg
Were
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i:
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ent
.1
dug!
I'
nut
Mir
in.
ii't.''(he
Uitdein
dike
made
a
I
.if
hit.
Sr.-
!!
Looking
hark
al
IS.Mi
with
Hie
eye
of
IttV'
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laugh".
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east.
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Bronson,
Ricardo
Cortez,
Edwards
Davit,
Lun
ance
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