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We must most certainly heed
Say4', ."•Fol OV it% classified
And find the things you need."
ACCOMMODATION for RENT
alerlIR.ACTIVE TWO LARGE
corns, share bath with two, up-
'stairs. Heated, electric stove' and
refrigerator. Possession at once.
:Phone :Dublin 77 after six '50 b
-J, V. Flynn.
Accommodation Wanted
: URNISIIED ROOMS OR apart-
:'ment, couple only, no children.
Needed by January 1. F/O Tan-
' r-, phone 382, Local 225. •50•b
ARTICLES FOR SALE
• a15/1. GIRL'S TUBE SKATES,
"black, size 1. Good as new. Mrs.
• C. Trott, phone Clinton 178. 50-b
e'GTRSON L7 ELECTRIC Spanish
guitar and case. New condition.
$250. Cpl. L. A Rudoski, RCAF
station, Clinton. Phone 382, local
241. 49-50-p
r FRIGIDAIRE, SIX CU.FT, First
"class condition. Phone Clinton
572M, 50-b
ARTICLES WANTED
• SET OF TEAM BRITCHINGS•.
Any person wishing to dispose of a
:pair, contact Gordon Anderson,
Jt.R. 7, Lucknow-. ,Phone Dungan-
non, 77r12. 50-p
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
'1.950 FORD ANGLIA COACH in
good condition. In excellent con-
•tiltion. Sale to close estate. Can
'be seen at Fred Middleton's, Clin-
ton, on the Bayfield -Clinton High-
way, opposite the church.
47-8-tfb
1.946 CHEVROLET COACH, good
condition. Call any evening after
..six, phone Clinton 231. Sgt. J.
.A. Mullen. 50-b
BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE
:NEW SUBDIVISION LOTS FOR
.sale, adjoining property of new
nchbol. L. G. Winter, real estate.
'phone 448; Thomas Steep, sales-
man, phone 146W. 28-tfb
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
'BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES —
'trusiness trades listed: restaurants,
-gas stations, tourist camps, groc-
••ery stores; one Main St. build-
' axle. L. G. Winter, Real Estate;
'Thomas Steep, salesman. 30-tfb
FARMS FOR SALE
FROM 50 TO 117 ACRE FARMS.
'Confidential information. Leon-
ard G. Winter, Real Estate,
,phones: business 448, residence
s99J. 5-btfb
FURNITURE REFINISHING
'FOR PIANO, FURNITURE AND
radio cabinet refinishing and re-
pairing, see W. G. Pickett, Box
'351, Clinton. 50-1-2-1-p
HAY WANTED
GOOD QUALITY HAY Wanted,
baled or loose. Apply to Burton
Powers, R.R. 1, Wallaceburg, or
phone Wallaceburg, 887J2. 50-p
HELP WANTED
OFFICE POSITIONS — FOR A
young man or for a girl. . Good
education and business training
tare required. Some experience
desirable. Good future prospects
for a young man of real ability.
C. Lloyd & Son Limited, Wing -
barn. . 50-1-b
HELP WANTED -L -Female
THREE GENERAL DUTY Nurses
required for 35 bed Groves Mem•
oriel Hospital.,Starting salary
' $145 per month lus full mainten-
ance and uniforms laundered.
.ply to J. M. Gifford, Fergus,
Ontario. 48-9-50-b
THREE CEitTIr/ED NURSING
-1assistan ts required for 35 bed
Groves Memorial Hospital. Start-
ing salary $80 per month plus full
maintenance. Also, three ward
aids, starting ' salary $70 per
onth plus full maintenance. Re-
ly to J. M. Gifford, Fergus, On-
tario. 48-940-b
LIVESTOCK WANTED—
AM dr HORSES WAN'T'ED.
ve for sale, 84 Sussex chickens,
t started laying. Please phone
r six O'clock, Clinton 807r13.
50-p
N'i'EU, OLD' HORSES AND
cattle. Gilbert Bros. Mink
h, Gederieh. -Phone Collect,
2, or A86r21., ,. 0-ptf'b,
LOST AND #OUND
PAIR or i.FAti-1El't
Mid 'bottle of Medicine trona
aria, Placed in wrortg car On
ay night. Joseph Lynx), RAI,
urn; phhfteI.Vth,"219,Y :*50.
111
MiSCELL.ANEOUS
CHRISTMAS TREES FOR SALE.
$1.. to $1.50 delivered, or cut Your
own for $L Order early. 'Phone
428, Albert Bond, East St. 50-b
EVERT WORK -ON ALL carp-
entry, Cupboards and trim our
specialty, J. Spivak, phone Blyth,
20-r-$'.- 43-52-p
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TUPPERWARE HAS FINEST
quality plastic cannister sets; 50.
oz, cannisters; bread servers and
table Cloths, Free salt and pepp-
ers with every $5 phone order.
Phone Clinton 334W. Mrs. Fred
Mi le , 50-1-b
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CRESS CALLOUS SALVE relieve
gilickly..Yotir Druggist sells Cress
Corn Salve — for sure relief too.
50-b
PIANO TUNING
YOUR PIANO carefully tuned.
Just call G. W. Cox et Clinton
550R. 43tfb
PIANOS FOR SALE
GERARD HEINTZMAN PIANO,
good condition. Phone Clinton
614 evenings only. 50-b
PROPERTY FOR SALE
FIVE -ROOM HOUSE, FULLY
insulated; three bedrooms; three
piece bath. Possession, January 5.
Phone Clinton 572M. 50-b
SIX ROOM CLAPBOARD Cot-
tage; three-piece bath, hot water,
basement, furnace, fully insulated,
extra lot. Ideal location, Apply
3, K. Wilson, phone Clinton 258J
evenings. 50-b
FIVE -ROOM HOUSE, THREE
bedrooms, three-piece bath, ex-
tra lot, small barn, nice surround-
ings. L. G. Winter, Real Estate,
phone 448; Thomas Steep, sales-
man, phone 146W. 28-tfb
NEW HOUSE, ON HURON ST;
four rooms and bath; hardwood
floors throughout; hot and cold
water. Possession December 1,
Apply to C. L. Stanley, Phone
Clinton 205. 47-8-9-50-b
SEWING MACHINES
NEW AND USED MACHINES.
Repairs to all models, Singer
Sewing Machine Co., Goderich,
1135. 1 19-tfb
phone
SAW FILING
ALL TYPES of SAWS sharpened.
I Leave at Nelson's Machine Shop
on David{Eiliott's residence.
48-9-50-p
SALESMEN WANTED
WANTED: MAN FOR STEADY
travel among consumers in Huron
County. Permanent connection
with large manufacturer. Only
reliable hustler considered. Write
Rawieigh's Dept. ML -L-169-131,
Montreal. 50-b
WOOD FOR SALE
HARD BODY OR MIXED winter
wood, also slabs and cedar kind-
ling. Elmer Trick, phone Clin-
ton 907r5. 34-tfb
KINDLING FOR SALE — Cut
from cedar rails into 12" lengths.
$4.50 per cord, delivered. W. 3.
Forbes. Phone Clinton 904r31.
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CLINTON
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BIRTHS
ADKINS—In Clinton Public Hos-
pital, en Thursday, December 4,
1952, to Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer
Adkins, Cromarty, a daughter,
HUGILL—In Zurich, on Sunday,
December 7, 1952, to Mr. and
Mrs, Wesley HugilI, Zurich, a
son, a brother for Sharon and
Elaine.
LEPPINGTON—In Clinton Public
Hospital, on Sunda'"', December
7, 1952, to Mr. and Mrs. John
Leppington, Clinton, a son (John
Lawrence, brother for Tommy).
1,01313—In Clinton Public Hospi-
tal, on Friday, December 5,
1952, to Mr, and Mrs. Alvin
Lobb, Clinton, a son (Ronald
Edward).
McKINLEY — In Clinton Public
Hospital, on Saturday, Decem-
ber 6, 1952, to Mr. and Mrs.
Anson McKinley, Zurich, a dau-
ghter (Katherine Ann).
STEEP—In Clinton Public Hos-
pital, on Thursday, December 4,
1952, to Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Steep, Clinton, twin daughters
(Marilyn Luceille and Marjorie
Darlene).
TOMS—In Clinton Public Hospi-
tal, on Tuesday, December 9,
1952, to F/L and Mrs. L. J.
Toms, RCAF Station, Clinton, a
daughter.
DEATHS
AUGUSTINE—In • Clinton Public
Hospital, December 1, 1952,
Ormiston Augustine, Blyth, in
his 86th year. Funeral from
Trinity Anglican Church, Blyth,
to Dungannon Cemetery, on
Wednesday, December 3.
CAMPBELL—At the home of her
daughter in Toronto, on Satur-
day, December 6; 1952, Mary
Christina Watson, sister of Mrs.
Robert Webster, Clinton, widow
of Neil Campbell. Funeral from
the McLennan and MacKenzie
funeral home, Lucknow, to
Greenhill Cemetery, on Tuesday,
December" 9.
dePEUDRY—In Blyth, on Tues-
day, December 2, 1952, Leon
dePeudry, in his 67th year. Fun-
eral in Blyth to Maitland Ceme-
tery, Godetich, on Thursday,
December 4.
GREEN—In Alexandra and Mar-
ine Hospital, Goderich, on
Thursday, December 4, 1952,
Margaret Clarkson Falconer,
widow of William Green, in her
83rd year. 'Funeral from the
Brophey funeral home, Gode-
rich, to Maitland Cemetery , on
Saturday afternoon, Dec. 6. -
JACKSON — In Lethbridge, on
Sunday, December 7, 1952, Syd-
ney Jackson, formerly of Clin-
ton.
McCARTNEY—In Winnipeg Gen-
eral Hospital, on Monday, No-
vember 24, 1952, Beverley Ann
McCartney, six-year-old daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Mc-
Cartney, Dodsland, Sask., bro-
ther of Lorne and granddaugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Mc-
Cartney, Druid, Sask.
In Memoriam
YOUNGBLUT--In loving memory
of W. Leonard Youngblut, who
passed away on Dec. 10, 1951;
'Beautiful memories are all we
have left
Of him we loved dearly and shall
never forget;
His loving smile and happy face,
A broken link we can never re-
place.
Sad was the parting, no one can
tell,
So sudden on "earth the sorrow
fell—
Memories we treasure no one can
steal,
Death leaves a heartache nothing
can heal."
—Ever remembered by ,,mother,
father, brother and sisters, wife
and daughter. 50-p
Cards of T hanks
I wish to thank all those who
showed kindness in any way and
sent cards, flowers and fruits
while I was a patient in Clinton
Public Hospital. Also thanks to
Dr. Oakes, Dr, Yates and the
nurses, D. A. .GALBRAITH
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During my stay in hospital and
since returning home, many kind
friends, neighbors and relatives
have showered me with cards, lett-
ers, flowers, visits, treats, etc.
Special thanks to Doctors Oakes,
Yates, Goddard; Miss Sinclair,
superintendent and the nursing
staff of Clinton Public Hospital;
Mrs, Hedden, Mrs. Whittaker, Mr.
and Mrs. Henderson and family
and staff; Rev. Rogers, the Chisel-
hurst United Church groups; the
Hensall United Church groups; the
Ladies' Auxiliary; the Hensall
Women's Institute; the Ladies'
Choir; also thanks to the kind
friends who have taken over home
responsibility owing to my illness.
Sincere and grateful appreciation
to all. GLADYS LUKER 50-b
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Miss Lois Moffatt, Windsor,
spent last weekend at home with
her parents, second concession,
Stanley 'Township.
tiQU1.PPED
F O R TODAY ..
Our facilities afford
every refinement in
presenting the ideal
service - - - including
that of economy,
a ztttie fltttt.f rai
Iitltte
Wesley -Willis WA
Elects New Officers
For Coming Year
The December meeting of the
Woman's Association of Wesley -
Willis United Church took the
form of a Christmas party held
on the afternoon of December 4,
The president, Mrs. George Beat-
tie, welcomed the visitors and op-
ened the meeting by reading a
little Christmas poem,
A group of carols was Sung ac-
companied on the piano by Mrs.
0, B. Moffatt, Bluevale, a sister-
in-law, of Mrs. Beattie.
The devotional period Followed.
Mrs. Douglas Bartliff read the
scripture lesson from the - second
chapter of St. Luke's gospel. Les-
son thoughts were read by Mrs. J.
Addison and prayer was offered
by Mrs. James McGill,
A short business meeting fol-
lowed with the reports by the
secretary, Mrs. Frank Fingland,
and the treasurer's by Mrs, Doug-
las Bartliff, in the absence of
Mrs, A. E. Shaddick. Mrs, Fred
Potter gave the flower report, fol-
lowed by Mrs. Benson Cox who
read notes of thank*.
A quartette comiiosed of Mrs.
John Innes, ¥Vfrs. Norman Shep-
herd, Mrs. Reg. Shipley and Mrs.
Wilfred Jervis sang "There's a
song in the air," accompanied by
Mrs, A. T. Cooper. A group of
piano numbers was brilliantly
played by Mrs, Moffatt, this was
followed by a story entitled "Mad-
eline's Rescue," read by Mrs. A.
T. Cooper.
Mrs. Hugh Wilson . took the
chair for the election of officers,
and called for the convener of the
nominating committe, Mrs. Doug-
las Bartliff, to read the slate of
officers for 1953. These were el-
ected as read,
Mrs, O. B. Moffatt then deligh-
ted everyone with an Instrumen-
tal,, Mrs, Wilson read . a Christ-
mas story entitled "When the
Wise Men Appeared," The quar-
tette sang "Star of the East," A
hymn, and the Mizpah benediction
brought the meeting to a close.
A delicious tea was served from
a lace -covered table, centred with
deep red 'mums. Mrs. David
Laidlaw and Mrs. Joseph Addis-
on poured tea, and a group of
young women served the guests.
Christmas cake and home-made
candy were included in the menu.
A. gaily -lighted Christmas tree
was in the parlor, and another
small one was on the piano,
Officers for 1953: honorary pres-
ident, Mrs. Hugh Wilson; presid-
ent, Mrs. George Beattie; first
vice president, Mrs. Jim McLaren;
second vice president, Mrs. Frank
Andrews; recording secretary,
Mrs, Frank Fingland; treasurer,
Mrs. A. E. Shaddick; correspond-
ing secretary, Miss Ida Walkin-
shaw; press secretary, Mrs. A. T.
Cooper; pianist, Mrs. Harry
Charlesworth; conveners: proper-
ty, Mrs. Fred Potter; program,
Mrs. Norman Shepherd; sewing,
Mrs. David Laidlaw; manse, Mrs.
William Pickard; social, Mrs. El-
mer Hugill, Mrs. Reg. Shipley;
Group ,leaders, Mrs. Leslie Ball;
Mrs. Clifford Cooper, Mrs. Wilfred
Jervis, Mrs. Charles Nelson.
OBITUARY
e7. L. (Lou) TROUSE
Funeral service was held on
'Monday afternon, December 8,
from the F. E. Rowell funeral
home, 134 Riddell St,, Woodstock,
for J. L. (Lou) Trouse, who died
at the family residence, 525 Ed-
ward St., Woodstock, on Friday,
December 5. Rev. J. V. McNeely,
Central United Church, officiated.
Interment was made in the Bap-
tist cemetery. A Sunday evening
service under the auspices of
Woodstock IOOF was held at the
funeral home.
Born in Clinton, J. L, Trouse
was a son of the late Mr. and
Mrs. Luke Trouse. He resided in
Clinton until 1907 when he went
to Detroit. After living there for
a short time, he moved to •Wood-
stock, where he had lived since.
He was d harness maker by
trade and was employed for many
years with the formes• firm of
Bickerton Brothers. He had been
living retired for the past number
of years owing to ill health. He
was a member of Central United
Church and of Woodstock IOOF.
Surviving are his wife, formerly
Maude Baer, and one sister, Mrs.
Fred Livermore, Clinton.
AUCTION SALE
of
HOLSTEIN COWS 64 HEIFERS
From the Clinton Sales Barn at
the south end of Clinton, No. 4
highway, on
Saturday, -t''eceniber 13
at 2 p.m.
20 cows. One man's entire herd.
These consist of 5 fresh cows; 3
due time of sale and balance due
Jan., Feb. and March. Four year-
ling Holstein heifers.
These are an exceptionally good
class of dairy cattle, with 5 reg-
istered with papers.
TERMS ---CASH
JOHN WAL'il:lt, Proprietor
Edward W. Elliott, Auctioneer
50-b
AUCTION SALE
of.
Durham Cows and
Young Cattle
at Lot 28, Con., 1, Tuck+ersnnithr
Township, 1/Z mile south tcf
1lrueefl'eld,. ott:
Saturday, Dec. 13
at 1.30 p.m.
HORSES: Or e y Percheron
team (aged).
CATTLE; 3 fresh Durham cows
with calves at foot; 1 Dtuhgm
coty due time of sale; i Durham
cow due in San.; 7 Durham tows
clue in March and April.; 3 Du/a-
hem
uraham heifers, • 700 lbs.; 3 spring
calves; 3 young calves.
PIGS 1 fork sow, due San, 5;
1 'tram sow.
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IlARbl.l) SAMSON.- Meth:416er
Selling
due to ill health.
50-b
ROXY THEA..TRF
CLINTON
Now.,playing (Dee. 11-13) "THE
IIiQHWAYMAN'" with Wanda
Hendrix and Charles Coburn
MON., TUES., WED. (Dec, 1517)
"The Girl in. White"
Her driving ambition was to be a
doctor, This is her story and one
that will thrill you through and
through - June Allyson, Arthur
Kennedy and Mildred Dunnock.
F11UR., FPI., SAT, (Dec. 18.20)
Janet Leigh, Peter Lawford
and Lewis Stone
Suited to your holiday mood
comes this hilarious romantic
comedy, sparkling with fun and.
fancy.
"Just This Once"
Coming — "IT HAPPENED ON
FIFTH AVENUE" with Don de
Fore and Ann Harding
PARK THF,ATRE
GODERICH-phone 1150
Now: "APACHE WAR SMOKE"
Gilbert Roland & Glenn Farrell
MON„ TUES., WED.
Gene Kelly, Pier Angeli
and Richard Rober
An excellent and intensely inter-
esting dramatic romance, with
the Bavarian Alps for its
background.
'The Devil Hakes Three''
THUR.FRI., SAT. , .
,
THE MARX BROTHERS with
Ilona Massey and Vera Ellen
Groucho as a master detective
finds the Romanoff diamonds in
a can of sardines which makes
more fun than sense.
"LOVE HAPPY"
Coming: "LADY IN THE IRON
MASK" — Technicolor with Louis
Hayward and Pat Medina
CAPITAL THEATRE
GODERICII -- Phone 47
Now "TILE DUDE GOES WEST"
Eddie Albert and eomedY eROt
MON., TUES., WED.
There s a d'il'l in my
Hear" .
A musical tug -o -war between a
guy whowants a sports arena
and a girl who craves a music
hall --- Lee Bowman, Elyse Knox
and Gloria Jean
'T'HUR., FRI., SAT,
Rod Catneron, Cathy Downs
and Reed Hadley
If you like your westerns packed
with galloping action and two-
, fisted romance then this is
YOUR picture.
"PANHANDLE"
Coming; "OH SUSANAH"
with an alt -star cast
NOTE: In order that the
their families, the Theatres
25. Matinees at the Rox'y
staff of the above theatres may
will open at 7 p.m. for a gala
and Capital Friday and Saturday,
enjoy Christmas dinner with
Christmas night show, Dec.
Dec. 26 and 27, at 2.30 p.m.,
4-i-1 Clubs Receives
Awards
(Continued from Page One)
Belgrave and Jim Snell, Clinton,
Ben Gibbings, Clinton and Murray
Neal, Clinton, 383; Donald Lobb,
Clinton, and Eldon Cook, Bel -
grave, 381; Jayne Mary Snell, 377;
Richard Snell, 375; Hugh Flynn,
374; Bill Flynn, 373; Clarence
Jones, 372, all of Clinton.
Clinton 4 -II Forestry Club, led
by P. L. Humphreys, Clinton, Ron-
ald Steepe, Clinton 234; Walter
Cunningham, Auburn, 234; Carl
Faulkener and Bob Galbraith,
Blyth, 204; Ken Keyes, Varna, 153.
A silver rose bowl was present-
ed to Miss Peta van Vliet, top
scorer in the Brussels Baby Beef
Calf Club for the best showing in
club competitions at Brussels Fall
Fair.
Winners of Shorthorn sweaters
were David and Alex Ostrom,
Varna, and Robert Gibbings, Clin-
ton, Peta van Vliet, Brussels.
Winners of Ayrshire sweaters and
crests were Donald Lobb, Clinton,
George and David Webster, Blyth.
Special prize of a wrist watch,
presented by a Clinton jeweller,
was won by Eric Anderson, Sea -
forth, for work with the Seaforth
Baby Beef Calf Club; another
AUCTION SALE
40 Head of
HOLSTEINS
selling
TUESDAY, DEC. 16
for SCOTT DAVIDSON,
Lot 14, Concession 10,
MORNINGTON 'TOWNSHIP,
Perth County
4 miles north of Millbank, 9 miles
north-east of Milverton.
This lot consists of 25 heifers
selling with their calves; 9 to
freshen shortly, 5 due in about
six weeks; one young pure-bred
cow, due in December.
This is a choice offering of good
sized heifers, Have well balanc-
ed udders, and are producing
well. Calves sired by bulls, from
darns with good milk production
records.
Anyone intending to start a
Holstein herd should attend this
sale.
Fo?r sows, due to farrow in
5 to 6 weeks. TERMS—CASH.
A. B. BRUBACHER AND SON
Auctioneers
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NEW 1952
Motorola TV
FREE ONE YEAR
WARRANTY* art
tubas and parts,
*Warranty doe#
not inctudo
tabour, wood or
Plastic cahtnat't.
Big 14 inch pictures "Target" tuned
with "Golden Voice" sound. Area
Selector Snitch regulates power for
perfect reception. Anti•reflection
Glare -Guard, Bilt.fn-liritez ria, Con.
Power Chassis, fully vari-
able Aeoustinator one Control.
Eberly piddle cabinet,
Mahogany, MODtt, Vi .. $J 10
Model 17796
'299.
$99 Down $5 Weekly
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wrist watch was won by John
Feagan, Goderich, for his work
with the Huron Holstein 4-11 Calf
Club, A halter, for second high-
est standing in Huron Holstein
Calf Club was won by Ed. Dunn,
Bayfield.
Gordon R. Hearn
Optometrist
Huron St. — Clinton
On Friday
Each Week
PHONE 69
AUCTION SALE
et
Holstein and Durham
Cows, Holstein Heifers
will be held
Wednesday, Dec. 17
at 2 p.m. at Lot 1, Con. `1,
Stanley Township, one-half mil
south of Brucefield on Highway 4
Nine Holstein cows due in De.,
cernber and January; six Holstein
cows due in Feb. and March;
one Durham cow with calf a
foot; one Durham cow due Feb,;
one Durham cow due in Jan.; on
Jersey cow due in Feb.; 4 Hol
stein heifers, 1 yr. Old. . This is
choice lot of young cows.
TERMS—CASH
HAROLD JACKSON, Auctione
VICTOR HARGREAVES
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Shop at Johnson's
FOR THESE SAVINGS
Stokely's TOMATO JUICE -20 oz. tin 2 for 29c
SHELLED ALMONDS -1/4 lb. pkg. 19e
DATES (Pitted) 2 lbs. for 29c
CRISCO 2 Lbs. for 69c
MINCEMEAT (Maple Leaf) 390
CELERY (California) -4's 2 for 29c
HEAD LETTUCE (Vac -O -Par.) 2 for 31e
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