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THF SIGNAL : GODEIUC
9i strict. TRIA
t O1, t Girls.
�Yew� c� ��te Mail Empire.
Nogirl ht to trust henget in a
A movement is on feet to organise a
/) i� brass band at Exeter.
6ENUIN.. Chat. Boole, of Seaforth, it away on
a visit to mi+tiyes in the Wert.
The rate of taxation for Wingbam
for 1811 baa been fixed at twenty-six
mel s.
Dr.' and Mrs. Cooper, of Seaforth,
are awn on a two months' trip 0 the
Prairie Provines..
Yr. and Mrs. J. T. Davidson, highly
respected resident. of Wingbam, have
removed -from that town to Toronto,
where they will reside
The livery business in Brussel., con-
ducted for some time part by Lowe k
Anderson, has beeo purchased by Nes-
bitt Hamilton, of Atwood.
Scott Hays, who is' in the Bank -of
Commerce at Hamiota, Soak., 1s spend-
ing hes holidays with We parents, Mr.
and Mee. T. E. Hays. of Staforth.
The bylaw to authorise the raising
of sufficient money to complete the
Waterworks system in Wingbam was
carried by • nsjority of twenty vows.
BEWARE
01. •
SOLD ON
THE
MERITS OF
ZINARD'S
LIMIER
BOOK BINDING
MAGAZINES,
r.' PERIODICALS and
LIBRARIES
iuod or repaired.
GOLD LETTERING
on LEATHER GOODS
AlltJ H pgaa at m os leavbil
A. E. TAYLOR. STIATVOID
CIVIL ENGINEERING
VAUGHAN M. ROBERTS, CIVIL
and Hydrant. Engineer, Ontario laud
Oaks-
Surveyor. Block. Oedema. earner
Montreat .tweet. Tele pboe. 117.
MEDICAL
DR W. F. °ALLOW. M. B.
pesos wad redeems. oath sorest, Godsrich.
,.orti et (Assay Registry Naos TsMpb'w.1*.
R. F. J. R. IFORSTER-EYE, EAR
a.s and tinct 0:13.
.l . Hoses .'npqesntton
ew York Opkthalotto .n� Aural IaKltute,
(C-eytatast�t sassirste., aro Nose noel 7 bbrrcM gEespw
oin
StantJad. opeestfs ICsoz Church. m 9
u11a.m. stoip.m. toll am. Telephone
LEGAL
PROUDFOOT, HAYS & KILLOR-
AN. berrbprs. solleiton, noaz s. btic
p�p�.s a the Marto.. Court, eta Private
loads a Led u loweaa ester of Interest
s . . - past serfs 1 -• (itKAY8. W. sP
s t o r'ee'f S. C.. B. C. HAiB• J. L' pointed to the staff of house surgeons
'F 1 N Iin the General Hospital. Winnipeg.
A quiet wedding at Exeter On Thurs-
day, July duh, was the marriage of
Mies Della May, .tented deugbt.r of
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Kestle, to J. G.
Walper, of Harrow. Rev. Jas. KesUe
performed the ceremony.
Jas. Sanders, of Exeter, had bis
hand badly injured in the canning fac-
tory there a few day s ago. Ho bad it
caught between a sprocket and chain
ip connection with carriers, resulting
in • very painful wound,
Dr. and Mrs. Mct'allum, who have
spent the pest six months in Europe,
have returned and cre visiting in Cho -
ton. Dr. McCallum formerly prac-
tised at Loodesboro'• but he has not
decided where he wall locate now.
Jacob Ort, an esteemed resident of
Zurich, parsed away OD Sunday, July
9th, after several months' illness. He
was in his sixty-ninth year. He leaves
to mourn his low his widow and a
family of grown-up sons and daugh-
ters.
]lips Sadie Holmes, daughter of
Robt. Holmes, of Toronto, formerly of
Cliuton, has passed successfully the
Normal School examination. Stir has
accepted a school et Reed's Mills, Dun-
dee county, et a salary of $6U0 per an-
num.
pavid Martin, an old and much re-
spected resident of Wrozeter, died at
Banieton on Wednesday, July 5th.
His death was not unlooked for, as be
had been in tailing health for Berme
time. Re bad reached the advanced
age of eighty-two years. . large
grown-up family survives.
Dr. Graeme Richardson, who gradu
ated with honors from Manitoba Med-
ical College this ring. bas been ap-
G. CAMERON. K.p0.. B.ARRIS-
• T. *..s cde•rtt� taltd door otrom
CHARLES GARROW, L.LB., BA R
eats, .unease. ate.. sods
snob. a i.ad as Nwa t naw.
�� aO. JOHNSTON,tBARRISTER
She Redone sinia.t. tteibeo P"llo
DisuwANCE, LOANS, RTC.
�o1CILLOP MUTUAL FIRS IN
q 8 U et A N C S Co. -rens sad Lslated
�'(>Aearr jty teased.
. B. McLean. Pisa, Seaforth P.O;
Jas. Connolly, Vice -Pres. Oodertcb P. O.
Thomas i hays. Bac.-Teas.. deatorth P. O
DtteeSors-Wm. Cbersey. u•atsilh; John
G. Grieve. Winthrop W elliam Riau, Constance:
John Bsnn.wels Hrodh.eea; James Svelte.
B.sob wood : Jots Watt, Haricot ; Malcolm
Metwen. Br000deld.
Aatggeentots: J. W. Yeo. Hdmeevflle; R. Smith.
Harlook; Jas. Cummings. LRm.&dvil)♦; &
Hinckley. Sesta-M. Poucy-bolden can oar
seessiessets saw flet their Bards reoetpted at
Teem Htewa a, Metes. R H Can'.
0.0
0M PRIVATE FUNDS TO
WV leas. Apply to IL G. CAM-
s tlarriiter. Hamilton street Oodertob.
NIT R. ROBERTSO1r.
r�vr. • INSURANCE AGENT.
Ft= AMP Las ante : Befthi. Cassels sad
oOw..r SrOglrlm UED : The Pleas Accident and OaaeaalM
e LIABIL-
�aroaestlsn 1 d10&d. of Leedom 31ag
rmPtm al•D OALWtg Boase : The U.B.
Mein, sad essrsaw0.aspasy.
MTie
ee It Davits weeets. w PY se 171
10/LN W. QRAIGIE, �LIIFE, FIRE
1.1 sal =itrukbeereoes. 'Io.srweee is
-meat
nes McMs rM.t wad at wrest rates.
Q..t Street and Sews
W. MAXIM ti Gado ick oat.
Tele shams to
MARRIAOR LICENSES
WJWll'JiK l HALLY, J. P.,
OuDmkuCH. uNT.
1fM OE Of s LiCEN8 .
W LANE. 118SUI R OF MARRi-
• all ilea.+, Ladish*. Vat.
•RAVING PARLOR
BEDFORD BLOOM RAl1BER SHOP-
-TbY wsM w. see owlet sand
,Mash n wee= tae best servos is davlas
a n V+s`o a oodles yla ada employes
leer pour sag• 'nu se appmmaates. M. H
wlv+tail4 trgnaer.
AUCTIONUhIEO
' MUMAb Otto huns• LAY h.tilwa
•ae greeted sesssieeet. taw es nano
dose t was re be sus be tweed .a�� �.d
oes
wags es *.7tirg slew
511151 .ter erred te stave yea oso+edttes.
Hese
MIMIC
Lyle L. Richardson graduated with
honors recently from Manitoba ('o1 -
lege of Pharmacy and also was a suc-
ceesfal ompetitor for a medal. Both
students are sons of Mr. and Mrs. N.
M. Richardson, of Manor, Sisk., for-
mer residents of Grey townablo.
Tbe marriage took place in Clinton
on Wednesday. July 5th. of Miss Mar-
garet Alice Worthington to Ewart 1.
Gale, of Herbert, Sask. The ceremony
wan performed by Rev. C'. E. ,Jenkins
and was witnessed only by the intim-
ate friends and the relatives of the
contracting parties. Miss Emetine
Dietrich, of Goiania,. was bridesmaid.
and Gordon Struthers, of Toronto,
was best man. Tess happy ooupie will
take up housekeeping at Herbert.
Sask.
What might have proved a fatal ac-
cident befell Mr. Barrett, teamster for
the Duff A Stewart sawmill at Slut -
vale. He was engagedin dirmaztl
lumber and had a •pringg seat
on the binding pole. Tbe pole broke
without warniog, throwing the driver
to tbe ground between the wheels of
the wagon. It is said that had it not
been for a stone turning the cognise of
the wheel Mr. Barrett would have
been run over. Tue team ran for a
short distance before being stopped.
A pretty wedding war celebrated on
Wednesday, Juiyorb, at the home of
the bride. Hallett township, when
Mies Heim E. Brigh,sm became the
bride of A. 13. W etberal. of Excel,
Alta. The ceremony was pectoris*
by Rev. J. L. Small, of Blyth in fie
presence of about sixty gseata. In
the evening a large number of young
friends of tae knits aqp groom gath-
ered at the bonze tad *peat a few
enjoyable hours, before bidding fare-
well to the happy couple, who lett the
same week for their Western horse.'
Among the beautiful pressman re
otived oy the bride was a handsome
mantel clock., the gift of the ehelr of
tet Aodrew's church. blytb.
(.IODIRI ICH OONBKRVATORY OF
vane ilWstt:.
J. It. Bua'7u. I. L C. !r. I doglaMdt ►. T. C.
M AMaes a mass rbaeeeeuoay.�eseme sewn
tr..a..5 .....w rrm.sy
w
A. b, est..• poses- Ind 5 M
sort. eta Isla AN.w.w•-k
andSaw i . gglase 1411111610116
ms i d .Itawarm. o. PA. er
,�Isasy as to glee .a... WOW N w
W. J. MUIR & CO.
UNDARTAKLR•
AND AMISAAANI NII
�ph,.. r tv/..r MM •f
leets, for they never spoke .zoeps.
maybe, to s• 'Good -night" or "Good -
morning." Otte never- to- b -forgotten
night, as they sat over the fire atter
their frugal meal, Sandy broke the
alanx. ' Ab saw • buU 001 ower t'
glen the nicht." be said. A luog
pause, then :-"Ab saw's too," raid
Peter, 'lent 'Massie • bull. 'twee a
heifer." Silence for fifteen meuutcs.
Then very deliberately Sandy re-
moved hie .pipe Irons his usourh.
••Ah'm tellin re, mon, 'twee a bull."
That ended the conversation. In the
middle of the Isiaht Peter and Jock
were awakened by bearing Sandy
moving about gathering tmedl.r bel
..r wial1l belonfiege. •'Kb, mon," said
J'Ock, '•what s up?" "Abet awe' clot
o' this," was the reply ; "tbere's owes
musket argyment in this beam for
me.
BOY SCOUTS GALORE.
They're Going to the C. N. E. Review
From All Part.
Boy Scout. are repot -tatty interested
In this year's Canadian \&tion! $xhi-
beGoe. The boy ....Admire wb • attended
twat year's fair and lived under can-
vas on the grounds have been telling
their comrades of the great time they
bad. Tbis year it d to be the seine,
only more of rt. Boy Scouts are to at-
tend frau all over the Provineo, and
in addition to the review there are to
he competitions along the It of the
Servet exerciser.
Thrown on Tap of Binder Knives.
Winghant, July 17. -Th. sixteen -
'uyear -old son of Ansae MlcK.gur, a
rnberiy farmer, wee badly injures
in a !raping accident. Wbcle cutting
wheat with a hinder the horses bolted,
throwing young 11cKague into the
knives. He was tushed to Wingbane
hospital, where nearly IOU 'stitches
were required to fix op his wounds.
He will recover.
Hods This 7
We pew Qat rtas4nd Dollars Reward tee
ee .ars of Catarrh that eseaet be eared by
Ham's Cato. b Can
r. J. CHENEY t 00. Toledo: O.
We W have known r. J.
(hotel for W lawn: 13 peafa and believe bias
Perket17 b•acrabl• la .t1 beamed transactions
a41 aa/ac ams dol. a carry tut Y7 Warr
Liens made Cy kis arm.
W•�ao. Klha.N a Manna.
hWree llraksaeas. Twdo. 0.
Seib ('marsh Caw to Lakes bureally, a%t.
ing directly epos the blood ao± meanie sur-
face.
of the Nada T41a. f.Y sent free.
Price 75 Dente pre bottle dad by aL Drug.
Lista
Take Ha11Y raasily PUL for oasstiupies.
Captln Mall Hard at Work.
London Advertiser : Captain Gor-
don Hall. of the Yorkshire Light In-
fantry, ose of the experts who have
been brought tum 1 ni gland tar gilt
instruction in military tactics to both
the city and rural regits:wow haw been
attached to military district. No. L
and has located in the local armories
since his return from Godericb camp,
where be arrived on June 90. He is
busily engaged ,with a great deal of
work in eooneetion with hie depart-
ment at present, as it se the flirt ume
tactical work bac been gone thorough-
ly into in the local district.
Like S.mo10.
James Wilson. the Secretary of
AAg�rriculture, ended a recent address In
Washington on the autumn crone
with a crop story.
"A commisdon agent." be said,
"looked carefully et a handful of
wbeat that bad born thought him by
a farmer's boy. and then inquired :
•• •How much more hes your master
got of this. my lad ?'
He ain't got no more of it.' said
the boy. •it took him all the mornin
to pick then net."- Las Angeles Times.
The Cuckoo's Nest.
The teacher waw giving the young-
sters • talk on natural history.
'The field sparrow builds ste nest on
the grousd .be said : -the kingfisher
dig mb 10. .4. of $ hill nr and
the woodpecker bores a bole is a tree.
Now. can any little boy tell me where
the cuckoo makes its homer
A small sed in nos of the back seats
immediately replied:
°•les a clock." -
NATIONAL ANTHEM CHANGED.
Made to Cosier= to Tweet's* CaMsry
Snarls ler L nigral Wise..
Loodoo, July IL -A change bee
been owe in the Nauonae A.rtbem.
la these d.ys, vim* the twin thwabt
througbout tbe ctviliaed wostd is
peace, one of tate old verses of tate an-
obom is maid to have struck the King
as sounding a somewhat discordant
Dots. It ruse :
"O Lord, our God arise.
Meatier ens enemies.
And mese therm fall ;
Contoured cheer potato',
r'ruasese their knavish tricks,
IJn ttiiu air Dope. we 111.
l► .ave is. a11.
That verse baa now heti replaces
by toe following, written by Dem
holt, and tre•ttuug • more pestle *
spirit :
"O Lord, oar God arise,
noattee His encases.
*skews* to stew.
Reap us from plague and tbseti.
'lura Thou our woes to mirth.
And over all the earth
Let these be pease."
The alteration bee hem specially
e enctios4 by Knee toner, and is
therefore Of .•Hoene taporeaaee. see-
ing two it is ems utely to se waiver.
miry hollowed.
rem [.rows.
i■ • little het Is • te.s int• pert a}
the Hlgblertda Jock. needy sale Peter
bad lived for Via.- roars bodkin
their *treks. When together
ferried a seat of brotherhood
a4
)ONTARIO
gr o
boat unless • e is assured that her
companion koows how to conduct
himself under suer and all clr•ouw-
•t•nees on the water.
Support Year Own Town
Niagara TW. Journal
A man should trade in his town. it.
business men are courteous, willing
and progressive, their stock of goods
is large and varied, sud if there ie
something une sante which tory du
Dot carry they are always ready to
recuts It. Unlike c.telugue houses,
out-of-town concern•, the home mer-
chants help to pony the tax es of the toxo n,
they ooatribute W cbon:Dee, improve-
ments and entertainments. W ithout
the husioew men the LOW ti would stag-
nate and property decrease iu value.
The Thrifty German Farmer.
brassie Pat.
In chattiog *Oh Re.ve Leckie, who
has been touring verioue sections of
the Province re -valuating properties
for the Ontario Mutual, be says be
flods no thriftier or more contented
people in bis travels than the Berman
tanners. Iudusteiuus, economical,
horse-loviug, less desire on the pert of
was and daughters tut one, three fam-
ilial -are not only holdiog their own
but are gradually accumulating farm
after farm as the boys grow up and by
concentration of efl'brt and good man-
•gement are paying handily for the
acquired acres. Other nationalities
could take a chapter from Bans' book
with profit OD more than one 1in(ioe
In the Carper.ter's Shop.
"Life's a bard erred," said the emery
wheel._
••It's a perfect bore." returoed the
auger.
••11 means nothing but hard knocks
for me," sighed the nail.
••1'ou haven't as much to go through
M 1 bare," put in the saw.
••I can barely .crape along," com-
plained tbe plane.
••And I am constantly being at up -
un," added the bench.
"Let's strike," said the hammer.
"Cut it out!" said the chisel. ••Here
Domes the boss."
And awl was silence.
A house is perfectly finished
for enjoyment unless there is a chila
in it rising three years old, and a
kitten rising six weeks. -Southey.
There is only one way to get ready
for Immortality. and that is to love
this life, and to live It as bravely and
faithfully and cheerfully as wP can. -
Henry van Dyke.
Meet every man honestly ; seek to
know him ; and you will find tbat
in those poiota in which be differs
from yon taste his power t3 instruct
you, enlarge you, and do you guod.-
Titcomb.
TH1N MILK
How can the baby grow
strong if the nursing sootier
is pile and delicate?
Scott's Emulsion
nukes the molter strong
and well; increases and so-
Arises the baby's food. .4..1 .
As Extreme Case.
Jack -How very easily Kitty gets
embarrassed. Ever notice it ?
Tom -Oh, wy. yes- Why, she'd
blush crimson it she saw a pile of uo-
dres+ed lumber
bp.rfect £idaey Adieu
Causes Rheumatism
Rheumatism with its kindred ailments
-Lumbago, Wry Neck, Neuralgia, eta.,
usually resuhs from lodgments of uric
acid in the joints and muscles
Now tbe chief function of the kidneys
isto properly filter this poison from the
Only when they tail • to do this is
Rbeomatian probable.
Kidneyweakness starts in various
ways. sudden chill, after perspiring
freely, sometimes settles in the kidneys
-a an unusual strain may cause it
Poisons which should he filtered out
it the system are pumped back into the
blood, causing Uric Acid. the real cause
/ Rheumatism, Limbs; R'ra Neck,
Neuralgia, etc.
1n the early stages Nyal's Stone Root
Compotmd will stop it.
Wi11 start your kidneys working- prop-
erly
rop_er1 ' so that the Uric Acid is reabsorbed
and eliminated.
Away goes your Rheumatism with it
Perhaps these early warning twinges
have passed unheeded, and your Rheu-
matism has'become deep seated.
Muscles all snarled up in knots as u
were.
Then you'iI need Nyal's Rheumatic,
Cure.
Ask
your own own druggist about the
remedies.
His opinion is worth while.
Sold aad guar steed by :
F. J. BUTLAND S. E. HIC/C1
H. C. DUNLOP E. R. WIGLE
GODERICH
THE GREAT EXHIBITION OF igii
THE
Western Fair
London, Canada, Sept. 8th to 16th
$28.000.40
IN PRIZES AND ATTRACTIONS
Exhibition of Live Stock The best ever seen in Canada
Many Unique Special Attractions, including
AERIAL, MILITARY AND HYDRO - ELECTRIC FEATURES
JUMPING AND SPEEDING CONTESTS
BIG DO(: AND OAT SHOWS -FOUR SPLENDID BANDS
A MOST ATTRACTIVE MIDWAY- Best Over seen in London
FIREWORKS DISPLAY EVERY EVENING -
Reduced Rates on all Railways.
Prise Lists, Entry Forms, and all other information from
W. J. REID. President A. M. HUNT, Secretary
County Equalizafion.
The following table shows the equalized seeesments of the minor municipalities of Huron county for HID, as
atjust.1 at the Jews meeting of the county council.
TOWNSHIPS
Ashfield ..• •••..
Colborne...,
lioderive.
Gary
Hay
Howisk, . s
.0
et
1.472
il
. ••• •••• 2,4666
Neils* •
* 412006
�St�ebsrrrm........ 1,786
ri.rler..lel.SAWS
n1,055
etaora•o yy .. ..•••••. 1.8W
LSO
1,7W
licifllsp....,
Morris
Wa•raweeb Nest.
Waweaeeb Weft
TOWNS AMD V/LLAoaa
Ray4lit. a •••••••.
greargl• ••• .•
ittytb . , ..
Chatom..•...•• »..
Eraser
(petted t •••
N.w.all . . .
0.... 4.:
Meaforth
Wro:nt.r 00000'•....••••..
s
Total
64,191
84,341
62,731
04,782
61,880
07,71()
58,1
11111
56.288
48,000
56,870
40.702
35,697
42,700
41,741
41,796
001 1 1.770
1,001 416
744 400
2,35) 9011
1,000 1,210
4.• elk 4,011 1.11118
00 401
1142 680
A185 WO
885 41184
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MOM
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• 26,908 00
15,290 00
22,086 (10
28,576 00
24,070 00
88,819 00
25.7111 00
16,788 00
91.918 00
21.361 00
27,888 00
14,188 (l0
10,800 00
94.176 00
16,048 00
10,188 00
1,41400
8,210 00
2.708 00
0,844 (10
AMC 00
1,1 6 00
2,
7.000 0
7,685 00
1,885 CO
$185,014 00
00
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41 00
44 1'U
4A (10
49 00
48 00
61 00
46 00
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4801
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46 00
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311 00
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Anderson's Scotch Ginghams
i
add pollens
i► 41 -Exist Il.. 4133-ibt
filo• 11 .gab east
1:111C d1TRN90N Mltif
Still a splendid assortment of
thew popular Scotch Gingham*
to select from in all the newest
designs io checks, stripes, etc.
For ladies' and children's tub
dresses there is no nicer mater-
ial, the colors being absolutely
fast. At per yard, 124c, 1 do
and 28m.
Ironclad and Hyde -
Grade Galateas
For making boys' wash suits
these two makes of Galatea are
the atroogebt material.' made
and colors are uufad+bee. 200
and Rho a yard.
White Vestings.
For separate waisi4 or dresses
what ° could be Dicer than a
pretty white Vesting? The de-
signs are eo neat and tbeireplen-
did wearing and washing quali-
ties apply to all our spec al
Vesting*. Exceptional values
at 200. and 280. a yard.
Ladies' and Children's
Parasols
House Dresses
Just received another snip -
meat of those smart House
Deemer. every wise now in stock,
each, $1.25.
Shopping Bags
Special values in Suede shop-
ping Bags in black, tan, grey,
mauve, red, navy, green. This
line bas been one of our best
numbers this season, only f0c
each.
Kayser Gloves Perrin Gloves
13. it C. Corsets Radium Hosiery
McCall Patterns and Publications
11.8156
L
Millar's Scotch
ore '56`
HOW TO HAVE
Stylish Footwear
If you buy a first -clasp
shoe, dont you want that
•shoe made in the latest
style
Why should you pay
the price of a high-class
shoe, and, in return, get a
shoe one or two seasons
old ?
How do you know,
foss Instance. when yon ask
for the newest footwear
thatyou're actually get-
ting the newest ?
But why take cbances ?
Why not ask for the
shoes that laid the styles
in Caned* - 1NViCTUS
Shoes ?
is.'t there a great
satisfaction in knowing
that the shoes you're wear-
ing are not last year's
styles but the newest there
is in footwear?'
This satisfaction will
be t s when you wear
INV iCl'US Shoes. There
ars other fashionable shoes
besides LNVICTUS, but
bow are you to know:them ? s
Why run any risks why not'order the shoes that :have made
a reputation throughoutCanada (or tbetrht yIli� �h appearance ?
You run no risks when you order INVICTI'US.Mhoes.
fete
The Square
Wm. Sharman
Goderich
BINDER
TWINE
le
The fall wheat
and the spring
crops will soon
be ready to
harvest and
Twine of t h e
best quality,
which will give
the best results,
is what every farmer requires. We sell the
PLYMOUTH TWiNE, and handle three different
brands :
Gold Medal 100 Silver Shoat .'4o
Green Sheol ijlfs
STOVES
The mztreaely warm w.etber has demotions Med to many how
serviceable Boal nil and gtenliee Hoven are. We have tea
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