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$HF, WA§ A FINANCIAL Qr;NIU1%
NEWS FROM Obi: NEIGHBORS �HMUTN P AIL: I `+ewe .w....l,,.w..... :.__ >l�a� ���. x�.vY _ .
ARR the 11OU149. av; NEW STORE H. E. ISARD
"I 114'VQ heard M4117 qllffl! stories 0010 COMPANY& THE OUMPAWY
EVENT4 OF INTEREST TO ALL OURI �READERS. CAUSE D BY Al IMPURE CONDITION mothers -to -law," remarked Xr, Newly,
OF TI14 ALOOD, weilt Addreqolus sevoral of bis bachelor
friends, "but my is A
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What Wxdevw4UQ Tinilso Correspqndonts CoraiUUnIo4';0 - OtIlor 11" XROLIMTHI), 'Kllry WILL GROW w9l= der. She is it financial wizard and
AND-81,1lJOUS AFj8ULT8WX1LL FOIsLOW- NUOU14 Unequalled Values in
items Clipped Orcim Our Exchnngov. Will"Um4wsu OAN ilru r1-,,Il;ZlANrNTTV ile down In Wall Street these, day$, When
'Birdie and 1 returned from our wedding
trip, ber mother suggested that we Ilia
Prom the Telegraph, Quebec. puiil
live to. -Other and that we Should phare
Prof. M. A. Grant Nvill give his won- James -911111740, Of Morris, had part of Abouluatism J one of the most COM- %Y/Ao-wear Glothing
the expenses. She salil- Pbe, wanted to
feel independent, I consented, Mother, Read
derful, moving picture entertainments in 0110 bOrUeS4 stolen from his horse while won and At tho sam'o time one of the 1311.
die'snot mine --suggested that She
the Town Hall at Wroxoter, on Monday tied ill the Queen's hotel Shed, Brussols, most painfal aff-ootious front whirs, rhouid iay the reat of the apartineat. and
and Tuesday evenings, Oct. 7th and 8th, on 80111*44Y night. I humaulty suffer, It'affects tho Joilits that we Should pity, her $125 A week for
Tlieso living 'pictures will be displayed Mr. Will. Taylor left on Thursday and musolos, and is Characterized, even Our board. The rent was $100 a month. T W 0 T 110 U S A N 1) D 0 L L A It S W 0 R. T 11
So the, plan seemed a fair one, and four
on 144 Square feet of canvas and pro- Morning, Sollstember ' .16th, for Abilene, 11i its slit est forin, by ii, (Intl vone-tallt weeks 490 we went to live under the of all kinds of the Latest Styleg in Clothing for Ilea and ]joys--_
Jeoted by the powerful Drummond light, Kansas, to visit his parents. pail. While it romalus lathe joints andI
saine roof, Today I received a bill from in our Clothing Department, Every garment is well sewed and
41 11111solt-S, it is stifflolently painful And it grocer for -000, one from the butcher
14T. for $35, it gas bill *for $8.50 and an ice guar,xiteed to fat and give satisfaction, ;Ind is thoroughly 111spect,
W110414TVIELID. N81 distresabig, hill; as it I,, Ilable to Attack bill for $0.25, besides several other Small ed before leaving the wor1crooms, and Y013, Cali dopend on go d
Mr. Arthur Dailey, of Toronto, is the vital organs, stiell. as the heart, the bills. -Y
�Ur. Wesley Stackliouse and Sister The, total represented the first
IA -9 Hannah N*ere called to Plumas: visiting his Aunt, Mrs, R. If. Hiller, diseamo becomes a source of danger, and month's expenses. As I bad the day . be- workmanship on cheaper suits ns well as on the better glinlities.
Mall., owing to the critical condition of Mrs. Shortland, British Colunibill, IS: in many lustanves it has proved fatal, fore Paid to dear mother-in-law $10Q. for The stock comprises the followln.�� lines
their mother, Mrs. J. Anderson. ' visiting her sister, Mrs, Miller' Dr. Willittills, Piuk Pills possess quall. four weeks board, I was somewhat sur -
Albert McDowell is Attending Medical W. Humphrey and Thos, To prised.." Boys' Brownie Sults—Boys' 2 -piece Suits—
yant; have ties for the cure of this disease which Newlywed's three bachelor friends,
rented the farm across the road from are Unequalled by any other medicine, who had been listening to his tale of Woe, Boys' Short Pants —Boys' Long Parity—
College in Detroit.
Misses Phoebe Densmore and Clara them, And owned by Wal. Qke, of Air,. Cyrus Lanioud,a, well known resi- nodded encouragingly, and he resumed: Boys' 3-pleee Suits—Boys' Reefers ---Boys'
MoDowell left this week to- spend some Whitby.. doin of Stachtcona, Qae., bears, sesti. "I went to milmma-in-law, and in my Qvercouts— Youths' Suits—Youths' Over-
i
sweetest manner said: 'Mot -her, dear, coats—Men's, Worsted Suits—MOn's Tweed
time with relatives in Saginaw, Mich Miss Florouce Simmons, of Wingilum, inouy to tho wonderful curative powers these bills were intended for you. They T4
Arrangements are being made for ;Ile visited friends here recentli.y. of these pills. To a reporter of the were sent to me by mistake.' She glanced Suits—Men's Overcoats—Non 's Pea Jackets
anniversary which is to be held on Oct. Telegraph, lie gave the following story: over them and exclaimed:, 'Oh, no. they Men's Smocks—Men's Overalls—Men's Odd
27th. Rev, Mr. Millyard. has been se- FORIDI-Virca_ "Until some three years ago I alwAys represent your share of the expenses for Vests—Men's Heavy u1sters—Men's Water -
cured for the Sabbath services. Miss Mr. and Mrs. James Young, sr., have elijoyerl tho best of health, but about the month. I paid the rent,' proof Coats—Men's Pants, ete., etc.
"'But I paid you $100 for our board
Edythe Tyndall, Chatham, tool; the tem- returned from a 'Visit to Berlin. 0144 U1110 I NVIts Attacked with what for four weeks.'
por4uce topic in the Junior League last Mr, and Mrs, Samuel Vogel, of Hill, t. proved froin the outset to be a severe 'Yes,' responded mother-in-law, 'but I
juf. paid $100 for the rent, and you must pay o m e p ec i a I P r i r, e s
Sunday, ingfield,. visited at Mr, T. Gibson Is last case of rheumatism, from which 11
the bills.'
week, fered great torture, I tried a number of "'But I gave you the $100 which you
Mrs- J- S. Nicholls is visiting friends the supposed cures for this disease, but paid to the landlord,' I exclaimed. Boys' 2 -piece Suits, regular price ............ $2.00, Special price $1,75
in Paisley. none of them benefitted me. I seemed "'Of course you did, but I paid the Boys' 2 -piece Suits, regular price ............ 2.$5, 2.00
Report of S. S. No. 3, Turglierry for Mr. L. G. Hooey is moving his stock to be constantly growing worse rent. I have lived UP to my agreement Boys' 2 -piece Snits;, regular price ........... 8.00, 2.50
I so I
September, based on marks taken at of hardware to New Le I called in a physician, but as. his; treat- to pay the rent., You must pay the bills.' Boys' 3 -piece Suits, regular price, .... 3.50, 41 2.90
Shard in the 'T Was dazed for a moment," said
'weekly examinations, Names in order Tomiscarning District. ment direl not give me relief, 1 sought Newlywed, "and then I urged upon her Boys' 3 -piece Suits, regular price ........... 4.50, �4 4.CO
,T of merit: c6 .
the Assistance of two other doctors, but that it was my money that had gone to Youth's Tweed Suits, regular price ......... 6.00, 5.00
P. S. Leaving—John Hutton. ------- they also failed to help me, 111y appetite the landlord. She only replied with a Boys' Roofers, regular price ................ 2.25, c4
Entr4noe—Bessie.9itkin, Peter Muir,, G0nRXn,. left me my strength gradually ebbed smile that she had lived up to her con- 69 1.00
karvest'Ho tract and bad paid $100 rent and hoped Men's Tweed Suits, regular price ........... 6.00, 4.75
Cheater Dunkin. me Anniversary. Services away; one ()f my 1,30s was dra*n out I would be honorable and pay all thp Men's Tweed Suits, regular price ........... 8.00, 40 6.50
were held in the. Methodist church on of shape, and I was never freefrom bills, I Lecavito somewhat excited and Men's Tweed Pants, regular price........... 1.25, 1.00
Sr. Third—Maggie Muir, Bert Elliott, 41
Addle Dunk -in, Charlie Aitken, Roy Sunday and Monday last. Sermons pain. I was In d said my $100 trent to the landlord, and if Men's Dress Overcoats, regular price........ G.OU, 6.00
despair of ever being 11
were preached oil Sunday by Rev. I had to pay Atli the bills what share of It
jKutherford, Annie McGee, Mabel HenryF. Fergus well Lwaill, when ollo day a relative the expewes ci�me out of her pocket. Men's Heavy Overcoats, regular price....... 7.00, 0.00
3@11iott. on, of Mono Road, brought me a box of Dr. Williams, Pink Alon's Heavy Pea Jackets, regular price..... 4.00, 3.50
take them. He "'But it w':is my money," I retorted, J_ Men's Navy Pea Jackets, regular price. 4.50, 4.00
Jr. Third—Mary Aitkin, Malley Me- Addresses were delivnred by Revs. A. Pills And urged me to t "The rout rioncy,' she responded
Gee, Etta Elliott. B, F arney, of Gorrie, A. B. Dobson and seemed to have such great confidence in and that 11 -as more than dear mamma -in. Men's Ralu Cents, regular price ....... .... 8.00, 14 2,50
Sr. Secoud—Roy Elliott, 'Walker Rut- Dr. Rogers, of F ordwich, and Henry F. the Pills that I cleteritiffied to follow his law could 8tt ad for. She gave me a
lierford, Harold Hutton. Ferguson. advice. To-day I am happy that ellen scornful g%nee, muttered something like We lead in Low Prices in all departments.
Jr. Sec' Our new merchant, Mr. Gallagher,lias fool' and left the room." Newlywed re- d
Second—Robbie Aitkin, James opened lip his business. so, for with the use of less than a dozen marked in. conclusion: "She is a financial Our System—Small Profits and Quick Returns.
Aitkin, Willie Casemore, Andrew Wal- boxes of those Pills the pain fr6m which wizard, dosar stamina -in-law, as you see.
Jalob, Wesley Marshall, Aggie. Wallace. t
I suffered so much is all gone, and I The rent and all the moii6.v for expenses bFarm Produce taken as Cash.
Part II—Tillie Baird, Ethel Casamore, HOWXO-K. feel Stronger and Healthier tbau I did come out of -,ny pocket, yet she insists
she has paid the rent."
Willie Marshall, Leo Bok, Aggie Ruth- The Johnston Bros of Redgrave before. This.I owe to Dr. Williams,
erford, Peter McGue, Helen Rutherford. exhibited their shorthorn herd at Pink Pills; and I would strongly urge The POWer Behind the Throne.
Part I Sr.—Walter Hawk, Bella Eadie Palmerston and Harristou and won some similar sufferers, to give them a trial," I The scene of this incident was on a
Mabel Baker, Thomas Wallace, George awards. Experience has proved Dr. Williknis' stagecoach in stagecoach days in New
Capentore, Robbie Muir, Annie Hutton. Mrs. Packard Morrell of Redgraile is Pink Pills to be without an equal as a York. William H. Seirard, then in
Jr. Part I—Elmer -kith-on, Maggie at Wesent visiting her daughter, Mrs blood builder and nerve restorer:. It is of the state, was riding there and ell:- tic to �,J� RD & G
Aitkin, Georgie Rutherford, Frank Mo- SAWlsher, of Creemore. this power of acting 'directly oil tl;e countered a follow traveler who did not
know him. They got into if discussionVore. .2 IL bad accident befel. the 13 year old blood anti ucrves that enables pias rn politics, in the course of which Gov- The Cheap Cash St Opp. Bank of Elamilton.
Average attendance, 80. son of Mr. Henry Holtzaen near Lakelet to cure such diseases, as rheumatism, cruor Seward told the traveler who he
B. PEAusox, Teacher. last Friday. was. The man treated it as a joke and
sciatica, neuralgia, locomotor ataxia steadily refused to credit it as' anything
He was employed with Mr. "&.L"0JJ,,
Tom Spotton and bad occasion to go up paralysis, and all the ordivai y diseases else. This finally nettled Mr. Seward,
JAXESTOWN. olithe scalloldand when coming down of the blood And nerves.. These pills are and he said to him: "I will prove to you
instead of coming down the' ladder he sold by till dealers in taddicine, or Can ,that 'I ZtlU Clovernor Seward. There is
Miss Carder of tel was visiting the came clown a chain that hung Suspended be bad by inail, postpaid, at 50c, --a box the stilde'driver outside, who knows -me
-hr. 117. t1l rete .1, . h! I#
Misses Strachan over Sunday. 11 1. er . case o in.
and the hook caught him in the abdomen. or slxboxas for $21.00, by addressing the When the stage stopped, therefore, the
Miss Edna Ames has ' returned to her Dr. Tuck attend the unfortunate fellow Dr, Whliamsm.edicineCo.i,-Brocl,;illeI two approached the driver, and Mr. Sew-
hopie after spending some time with her and orfs he is A 1 11 O and came with the nuery "Am I not Pov- FurIn-iture
aunt, Mrs. George Combos.
agv ) W Of, 416
ever since.
grave
Bud wilignam. cannot make some fir-
ornor of New York?" 1 .1
It is volatod of ]Nridas thtit what-
ov" hotouch6d turned to gold. itow-
Miss Kathleen Ide of Toronto is visit-
.
f6lp
"'No!" was the driver's prompt and curt
bvet.
lug her sister, Mrs, David Miller at
State of Ohio, City of Toledo,
response. Mr. Soward, amazed imil bewildered,
a monstrous one here. It is a drain on
present.
Lucas County, as.
Should Keep Ducks.
next asked. "Who is. thon?"
obitold;
hald cold1l, etal 01, 1111011t *6 ftl I
lot
An entertainment was held in. Vietoria
Frank J. Clienev makes oath that be
A citizen called recently at tkta
"Thiirlow Wood," came swiftly back in
hallonMonday and Tuesday evenings,
is senior partner of the firm of F J
F.
water registrar's office and introduc-
reply.
pat
bei I ng provided -by the Zenophotoscope,
Cheney & Co., doing business in
Cityof Toledo, County and State afore.
ed himself and his business by Say-.
ing'., Pi'm Mister Jerry M,41doon.
It is needless to say that the driver was
a sturdy Democrat.
pas
a moving picture machine.
SAN, and that said firm will pay the
My cellar 16 full of 'water, and my
David Miller intends having an auction
sum of One Hundred Dollars for each
hills will be drowned if it isn't ft-
LIghts tint] Stagg Scenery,
mu
sale on October Sth, for the purpose of
And every case of Catarrh tha6 cannot be
cured by the use of Hall's Catarrh Cure.
ed, so I want you to fix it."
Mr, Muldoon w,49'. informed that
It niny seem paradoxical to say so, but
sta
selling his stock and implements.
MilMissOf Brussels WAS Visit-
FRANKT. CHIMEY.
Sworn ro before me! and subscribed in
nothing could be done for him there,
'three
it seems that the greatest so called int-
provement of modern days—namely, the
met
tollieSc)a
ilig h .lend, Miss Martha Johnston,
my presence, this (ith. day or December,
A. D. 1886•
Two or days la;tor he re-
Appeared. PI come again to see
brilliant ft-liting of the sta-e—lias done
much to destroy till scenic 111tIlsions. Many
a on Y'
10011t, lda� of some hundred
'he presence
A. W. GLrzssox,
i Seal
i Notary Public.
about that cellax,i, said he, "It's
-Oorge than over.,"
O'But;
would recall the beautiful scene painting
of Telbin, StanAeld, Greive and Denby
and
guests, on Wednesday evening of last
we told' you the other. day,
'do,
and of Mr. Craven !it his earlier days.
prii
week, at the home of the bride's mother,
Hall's Catarrh Care is taken internally
Mx. Muldoon,, that we can. noth-
In& About ft:,
Formerly scene painters became It. A.Is,
a thing nowadays inconceivable. At
-Rev. W. J. West, M. A., of Bluevale,
and acts directly oil the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. Send
PYes, but my collar must be fixed
.
Gadshill Dickens once showed some
che
tied the matrimonial bow linking Robt,
for testimonials, free.
or my hins will be drowneA.Il- .
fine pictures by Stanfield—wall scones for
evi
.1. Hoy and Miss Jessie Woodrow as
looked
Sold F- J. CHENMY & Co, Toledo, 0.
by druggists, 75c.
"Well, Mr. Muldoon,, did you see
the mayor about the niatldr?'t
"The Lighthouse"—and the novelist cut
theni to pieces, which he framed. 'they
of
husband and wife. The bride
charming in a costume of cream cash-
Halla Family Pills are the best.
"Inclacleo And I dld�,t'& replied Bir.
Muldoon,
were beautiful pictures, and it the sale
they fetched 1600 and E700 each. The
mere, trimmed with silk lace and ribbon
•
!.'Ahd what did the mayor
scene painters of those days were able
WU3
and carrying a bouquet of white asters.
BELGRAVE EXHIBITION,
?'What did he say, is It?' !Mr. Drtul
'why,
to produce such finished work because
the light on the stage was low and did
bee
'Wedding presents were valuable and
'Weather
doon,'. says he, lciSn't you Ua
ducl's?"
not kill their colors. At the present time a
useful,
ful, shov� lug the esteem in which the
The a. Little Cold ancon Rainy—A
till linif tone yellows and other delicate
thr
bride and 'groom were held. Every
Large Exhibit of horses alld Cattle—
Prize List Xe-xt Wesic.
Th Umbrella Ask, r.
tints disappear, and the painters have to
to the
pufl
preparation was made for supplying the
East Walvatiosh held their Fall
Two cyclists set out tile. other #a
paint suit conflagration.—London
News.
wants of the inuerwax, The evening
annual
V air at Belgrave oil Wednesday of this
for. a spin. One got a lono. WAY,
aliclad of, the other, and, turnilftg an
was spent in music, social chat And
�ofa
dancing, Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Will. take
wbek. They were not favored the ideal
'ugly cornet, in tKo lanot coliapsod
over a, heap 'of stiones, smashing his
Pithy U11d 1`0111ted.
YO t
'rep housekeeping iuthe new brick resi-
Weather that Was Accorded to Wingliam.
machine was getting irrotrielrabiSr
A young inan may ilia but an old
deuce erected by Mr. Hoy last Mulmer
The morning looked gloom' andt threat,
y
(311111g, but Save a shower, there was no.
r4aix:ed up aniong the spokosq
An old woman, with her egg ling,
Ulau trust.
Continued cliverfulneci is a mani-
a . n his at arm, 6th- con. Grey.
thing to keep swap exhibitors or inspect-
ket, happening to come down kho
fest sign of wisdoin.
com
Ors. It was necessary to wear an over.
road just then.. was met round %he
Maids of honor are those who do
not indulgo In flirtations.
figu
coat, and Nye saw Brer. Irwin, of Brus4
bond by the second cyollsf, 'who Ask-
ed her:
1rom the mother's point of view
Cough
seas, with a pair of wits. It was a meet.
Ing of newspaper inch W Well as exhi.
' -My good woman, have you seen a
young nian on a bicycle tip hore'r,
wi. ugly baby is an impossibility,
rho woman citication foi- centuries
4
bitors, and Belgravo F air Will receive
"Na, Ila," was the reply. ."I've
has been: "VVhat did she have
4
prominence !U. Huron.
aced no bicycles, but X'vo seen a man
sitting on the floor iiianding. uYnbrol-
oil?"
It Is no credit to a niart to koop
fail ave triade it most thorough
The, exhibit in the hall was not large,
his word because no one will take
z- trial of Ayer's Cherry Pectoral and
though the quality was very good.
it.
17 am prepared to say that,for all dis-
'.there were some fine inangolds, and the
It may 130 Better So.
Miss Walgingham—W6 can trgco
When ghosts Walk they probably
enter houses by the Aid of skeleton
eases of the lungs it never disap-
I
Pumpkins were as good as sliown at
our ancestry back to the Norman
keys.
points." A
J. 11hrly Finleyo Ironton; O.
Win Ilam, The exhibit of Ano arts and
conquest, can't we, lilotholl?
it MAY not hurt a joke to crack
ladleal work was limited.
jmrs. WalsInglican (oadly) —Yes;
it, Milt scale of the crackers ought
Outside, the poultry was Very good, as
but we don't know where your fath- Ito
be hurt,
"Love
Ayers Cherry Cherty Peetoral
Also the pjAa puct sheep, The horses and
or was last -1.11ght.-
is but A, transport," Says a.
won't cure rheuMMISM
cattle exhibit WAS largo. It is A, rare
-,Vl.v Ilo'lrag lint. to liod.
poot. Yes, And so Is a canal bout,
for that matter.
we never said It would. .
Occasion that We see so many oattle at a
TomillY —Va, Wes titno invented tri
A lady who has 1xvii a widow
i
It'won't cure dyspepsiaof
small fair. There were About, fifty head
Ireland?
Ills Vather-2VO, my son. But
t1irco timet Says a good place to got
husband Is by
cattle from the sixth line on oxilibi.
a file oar.
we never claimed, it. ui*
-
tion. President Walter Scott and Seore-
ta-ry Anderson have done
why,)
Toinmy--Th Litt why did they liable
Only after A, public fmrorito 1 -0 -
tollI68 it "has-been" does he begin to
uph
coughs
it will cure and .
their utmost
veall%6 Ilia eulptllle,�s of Applause.
colds of all kinds. We
'OL make the fair a succ(iss. The 6r6wd
Wise Is the wall who 'does of h1s,
7 first said this giXty years
was fairly large, considering the threats
of the weather, but below the aVerftgo'.
Itliodked Oat ilk Onto Itotivid,
'tatlo--You never told me MISS
own free will that which. he Nvotild
otherwise shortly boL i.,omljollod to
stoo
— I Alttgk 'kA%A%V% 6 1 4
Tit 4. "afill 4 tW .
Jolairgirl 'was tilt n1blote.
do,
acts
We desire to thank our customers for the
ronage they have extended to us during the
t three years. We have appreciated very
ch the way you have stuck to us, notwith-
iding the endeavor to belittle our business
hods and business.
It assures us, moreover, that we still lead,
that the largeness of our stock gives us the
ilege of selling the same goods a little
aper than our opponents. A look through is
deuce that we, if anything, exceed in beauty
exhibit, workmanship and value.
We have been keeping etty quiet in the
0- I-etty
of booming o1busin because we have
n kept at it, b A_H�w we are going to work
)ugh the newspaper and show you that we cats,
a little, and on good foundation. I . I
We do picture framing while you wait.
may have picture home with you same day.
In order to please our customers and our
petitors, we have marked our goods in plain
res and at the bottom price, such as
Odd Dressers for .............. 6 8 60
Mattress for .................. 1 96
Couches in. Velure for.......... 525
Common Beds as )ow as........ 1 45
Bedroom Suites as low as ....... 7 25
Spring Beds as low as........., 1 25
Extension Table as low as ...... 8 25
Parlor Suites, in velure covering. 13 25
Easy Chairs, in velure.......... 2 90
Few Kitchen Chairs left at...... 20
Seerotarys for ................ 9 75
Good Arm Chair ............... 90
Rockers to miltell .............. 95
You can make no mistake in buying
o1stered goods from tis
We do just what we say. We keep in
k what we advertise.
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a
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ever since.
grave
Bud wilignam. cannot make some fir-
'I'lelly-_Nvoll, is Ate?
Jack—Yvs, she illaq thrown we
It is volatod of ]Nridas thtit what-
ov" hotouch6d turned to gold. itow-
.
f6lp
raligement to combine the faira, and have
bvet.
ailayA if you but touch solvo 11101t
•1kn to
Walker Bros, Button,
Thted 61 It otaillity.
: NO., 1110 "A i MR11r,611611itil, ItOMW
L
a monstrous one here. It is a drain on
Ah Importatit blethittloti, .
with gold they will turn any-
obitold;
hald cold1l, etal 01, 1111011t *6 ftl I
lot
the, people to keep up the East WAWA.
fair,
IoAt illy P111,86,0118 Afte'rilooft,*1
IN
I br G H A M 0 XTARI
1 01
AT= CO.0 we, 5
uoah ovenwheultistisaurodauo.
(;r&cioUA, JIM14 Wote you going
em In attendance And exhibits.
ahopping or coming back?"
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