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B�'idal
Rose
China
_A.otber .btpesset ed the
Cabin.. Conga to Diaper Mata.
V7 pieces. sty Conga=
41-rises lir
bet. $&fl. Poli se stearate
pieces at spread close priers.
Kevin° Cele. and Soarers
r:c . Spoon Tra. Sic. Pepper sad
Salm ler per pair. Cake Plates,
tee kind•. y3e and :rite. (!ream
and Sugar FAM Per pair. Uskty
Tray Wee Sated Bowl (pwareet
value ever i�bovret. Ser. Other
piece, s .ld equally as reason
able
The Colonial Bonk Store
C.O. PORTER. Prop.
'Phone 1Utt Godericb'
T. Swans'
'Bus, Livery
and Hack Stables
M OWTHEA L ScTAMM
JC'erT OPY THE SWAMI
e t?
113tt.E5 MEET ALL TRAINS
ANI• .: PASSg1GER : BOATS
Parencee. railed for in
Any part of the town for
as trains at G. T. R. or
t P. R. depots. Prompt
��* t i ., and careful atten-
er.t• - .
s i , • • Lac ' y and Hack
service w'Il be found ap-
t
p-
todate in every revert.
' ovrpetriwagafetich ed. ..
T. SWARTS
PI . M r.treel street
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Wool
The c -td reliable
Beeailler Woollen Hill
row _ years is business
A good t.upply- of Bed and
Horne Bleaketa, Stocking Yarn.
fitheetiag, Homespun Tweed.,
Ruga, etc., always on band for
the whole mason.
Bring along your fleeces. both
waabed and unwashed, and get
the higtter.t prices for cash or
trade.
Jesse Gledhill
F�oprieuv. Ben F r oprietor. Ben Miller
Slamped
Goods
SM ear new punch -work
Oast res. Beautiful designs. i a
e )tirtbday Cusbions for every
month. moll and birthstone
appr-exist e to each. tw�ttJMy�
t.oderrei Souvevir : Comb-
ines 9trc and :ifi.•.
lay Pillow Stipa • new Wad.
1'bikare see and /shies' Dres-
ses made up meowed f•.r band -
embroidery. Differ, n t styles
INA was.
stamped Goods of an kinds
kept always on hand. ales mate
rad for wcwkiog mune.
and U M. C thrpad.
re.s:haebe i fee embroidering
stop
A mew Meek or Har Pins.. Pin
disks, Isaias' Combs, •tc...o
Get yaw. rewire thread
whets suedeschina patio a ear se�egams
The Singer Store
meet Hew Telapheen Oestrst
BiG2IAL :: GODERWii 0ITAIIi
add.` 1-
�
��• • w „g Deelln Gime $418 opiate. rllMNOm
1 ""'ill •_S 1 ml/ Dass. li• •J 1:=61 elherglareatirosod. =Oat
seised m • s fetal! Amber he an hnrttiei�
lei eta WSW -
ammo oil ► ma their geflJer�W per
1160161104W. ohs comodkee Oat
Ma Assailer al Cliat.on. is vast- l dem. cal. rah**. old
Me -
bag la Loos. M parrots, we the amnia
Mies � left Ibis week asi et r sexist d in -death L
vista to "`Z�. Clea >111�a allaas� stiast . a/ r
Mie May llmtlim. of ar atturd, r ammo, lb* ere 18fol
speeding holidays to temp. ha len drestse. them u math
t>Y a - •
is 11s t Ism mousse. d Ihnse . seem Willa
lddaswasradsse a ursine et M lie
�`N aM Nat.if...w.. atomism r+
edeas is sews.
Ma. -riga fares Wasik d Twos. M
e.rr.e la Loma
M: mad awl Mas an sarins at
Or lit. Lawmen
Man tears ll_O.taa d Aiatra w tar east
d las T L gnat -
Ms MO •t Uses ML ter teidsad ,Ura
Wool M CUB Ce tasa
--- Y puma r MOWN! bee
modem Km
Mr. awl Mm Joao Y .a & le tea a mai'
-solar tar felts t strait.
lw mot at Olen C W.
was a pat
Mimeo t;•arleade awl !Des ells.. d Tw
arm an online is tees.
Mho teasel avow Y wamg ate awds. Mimi
Jena reset. at !!remise
lam U. Millar aad Mem MOS Nam bis•
wreraad tr'a a tris m Qwdaw L
6e.. IL E has etvaas a sew saes a
tau *saki' miss s ahs Aaamar 1 .
rife. it W. Nei& et i..kb.1►. T.. M visa
.aa lar pima.. Mt. aid Moa A. hs...
M'. It Par. mi Medea. wast i• tows nose tin
sumps W taawd d the ! La Me.. *w
T H Ulla d oma ham. moat las weird
auk rip meiosis. t• Sr. !peas dram etre*,
Mem B W. Mistier awl Mir Daraes. of D. -.
time re anatase Mrs W. yeses. Peet mama.
Mea Oliver. d laalL i. us bee awned arra i.
her mare. Mrs Aim sasses. Seise smart.
Mases M. H. Pallor/. d fajta. la whaler
►i. adv red anal Mr. all len Cada thee,,
week.
Atm Eailmiw. d Pari-. L Use Irma d are
aresioarmairs. Mata hart' rhoge. itiapaeo
.arm.
Dr. doa.k. IL !/moos. wife sad .en al De.
,seat, r. mower at tae tome ur J. T. se.eid
rats -/fall
Tar Mira. wood. i; emµ and lilimadNa
Cltieema.`k.• the imewie .t ere.. eroded Uro. d..
Patriot . must.
aerfieri/t Jmfatan awd Sae Cteis. sd
Wormiest. are gstaara f :suer , .cat ma at Niall
bode. foe.
Mir Haw.iltea. of Jatae town b.. +mammal
to a. !anis_ after a vain are$ .da it Peale -
thermic Hayfield read.
A. L Miller. seasa[ist editor of The laMdoa
From Pre.a. .ad fou r.M wed family awe
caller. .n L.a'. os. -•hereat
DA. Barry M. Streams et till Lgsia Ma. fa
virtues at the fl, -.pet.,. of bis. traeda.M ere
Mr.. lieu. Meed. • amens road.
Mr. Mad Kra, A. J. Kidd, sae Mmuaal. are
minting Mr. ss. d Mr... Ju.. 1. 1 mi their atom
caret otaaaee at laewer.wug /'ark. -
Mip. Pa...os. bad• returned tri . vMt '*w'
Itis heftiest. H. $ P.e.ro4 m.w.sor d thll
'bank of la.em.roe at N' aatatvilM
Mr.. IOTA Padkwwd. of Brows City. MO,.
sad awe ass deme. were tap ppm weak the
teat. of tam gaily'. pother. err. K J eats
rola
sedamt.e 1'. *ahem sed J. balk ad cls
lather . Wee httledosidusew. d l.aiosea�eae
the enees of Weir anal., tae hire. V>•M
iter nisi meet
Tu ot. Ilrwar" i.L d R wad 1. and Nip. Char
brat Nr•ernM&. of !;smilesv hart redwood
after s t ivi to their ...ter. M, .14.• Madame•
T►osw.teu,.
Mr -Master, of D.t m" . i' the good d kis
daughter. Mrs. is atm, - liar wmmdr recd
ra=rer 1'ke Nu.Latea." Via t; wider aloo .at
at' .iur.gaMa saes Mer mr..anr. Mrs. Mar -
tut..
it..• Lan JerkeU .r.e.t a few days is tows
this .eta. the Cunt d Mimi RmYsttaasi Vie-
t/WWI wrest- Me+x lootell isms tbe staff d Um
t'rbemire hdga ..sin:. and 4. yaeeine the
rarwilaa it Del aurae ate Kaiser.
Mrs pusses l.urrairie sad Mi.. Ida Henle.
of *1r'...en. have re: uroed home after som atar
throe saes . a'. tae PoM.t Mart.. While
you tier ware gwale of Ni.. W. b. ('..de, the
fertiil t.tit,g • o•aaia of Misr: Cada
Hee tt'il.on. u' Va. t. Wok.. aoeompanied
fasayr d i,ardM. Isla treason*, � •t pest
Maple Leaf Grocery
Saturday Special s
Raspberries (eta ill►
Alio Pineapples Grape Fruit.
Bananas. New Pate-
n:rm Wax Beans. Cucumbers.
Ap{�w gus. Lettuce, Scions.
lid"iebes. Spinach. Tomatoes,
Cabbage,.
Tomato. caliberge and celery
Plants in good variety
Kindly get .your order in
early for fruits and vegetables
sod as oldlam na'intwent
S. J. Young
Hamilton street
MacEwan's
COAL
•s�ast'"'NIasO'r..Yr"tas Ira lis
Mies Wass* et Newark.
germgermla
geof bar sister. te. W. It KeDy.
r. and Mrs. W. A. Dietrieb. u[
Tomato. are weans/ittheir relatives
tees e. ss
The Mies Lydia sad Elia Beet. alta
Tomato. are speeding the we* i
tows. m
Rev. Dr. Meldruearl family. til
Ctrs rLnd will spend the month of
Auguet in town.
Jobe Vaaalter, of Stratford. was in
Lamm far the week -end. visiting hi.a
ass, J. W. Vaetter.
pastor New Bra : Moss Myrtle Tip -
Lady is apeedieg the week in Goderice,
Ur e guest of Maw C isallesger.
w test feed for esiek4oe in hu remarks.
Ill his °MUken Cate and dogs are
teat dangers b cbildres's health- He
eaatissds that they convey djphtheris
Ise ate thins. not by germs in their
1 Omit N numb as in their throats, and
ethers diseases as w11.
It makes ase shedder." he says.
when I see bather cuddling este, sad
�ma�ps uthiding their breath and
bolding them dose to them. Yaw a
ease of donee that teems mysteries.
has been ooeveytd into a family by a
pet dog or oast."
. Pet animals. according to this
phy-
sician, pica tap all sorts of germs thew
Die street ore Icer. They come tots
close contact .with all sorts of tilth
and dirt. and sr matter bow often s
animal may be washed the disease
perms ding to it and are transmitted
to any pewee who fondles it.
He is especially severe upon those
women who, both a4 home and out el
doors, are to ter Seen kissing and
fondtiag pampered pets in a manner
which is as much against good taste
as it is against Food health.
"No wonder. - he says. "that se
many of then a •-amen come to me
complaining of throat troubles gird
eye aMictiona, when they indulge is
such habit,."
I With regards t< birds, there is net
so mach danger if they are kept in
cages or in their proper place and not
Mrs. R: W. Bad sad daughter, Mies
(live. of Brooktya. 11i. Y., are verities
humor of
at the humJia. atst Mr's. A Far-
rew.
Mr. sad Mrs. Fred H. Mumu and
little daughter, a Toros o. are speed-
iest a were at Mr. Munro'. old home
h. re.
Mr. mad Mrs. F. G. Eagle sed t w as
eon.. cif H.ntlton. are earwig at tbe
hart of . Win. C:amph:ll. Qiehe•
-
M start.
Mr. aid Mrs. limo. Hodginee and
Mindoro, of 'Leman. spent several
days this week with their relatives.
Mr. gid Mrs. ,Salter Hide. Harron
reads They rude the trip in their
motor star.
Blyth Standard : Mier Fea Stotbera
enter twined a number of her ft lends io
a tea last Friday in honor or her
guests, lei assErb, - of Elmira ; bites
Goldthorpe, of taodericb. sad Mies
Maliough, of Tee•wat ere
Winghem Times: Misses Margaret
and Floret oe Pocock are spending their
holidaysat Lurknow sad Godeneb.
rs. Adam Schaefer is elating
with relatives sad friends in Gudetic4.
Clinton and Poet Albert.
Zitsieh Herald: Mrs. E. Appel ani
lira. E. Ze.lkr entertained their four
'biting nieces, Misses Glldvs and
Rose eicNerin, of tiodeiicb ; Mies
Pear! Buchanan, of Toronto. aid Miss
Helms Sipple. of Detroit, to an out-
ing at the lake on Tuesday.
Mr. and MI s. Will J. Robinson, of
Seattle. were in town last week visit-
ing the fr.rmer'a pavans, Capt. Wm:
sod Mrs. Robinson. it was *several
years since Mr. Robinson had been in
town, and in the interval be made sev-
eral business trips acres. the P. cific tri
Oriental ports. Mrs. Robinson is a
Seattle young lady.
Blyth Sta.nda.-d: Master Victor
Keisuke. of Godericb. assisted the
eboir of St. Andrew's church on Su' -
day. by singing a solo in tbe morn-
ing and aseistiag with the organ at tb:
evening service. He is a pupil of Mr.
A. E. Cook and seems to be gaining a
good , knowledge of music from his
teacher, who is quite capable of im-
puting it.
Best Scranton Hard
Coal -all sizes.
Cannel Coal for open
grates --the highest
quality of Coal that
can be bought for
the purpose.
Empire Dome s t i c
Lump Coal - most
satisfactory Soft Coal
for ranges, box stoves
and fireplaces.
Standard Chestnut
and Furnace Coke.
All kinds of Hard-
wood and Kindling.
Peter Matc''Ewan Estate
allowed to come into clone personal
contact with their owners. 'Z know of
one old lady, however." says this
physician. "who thinks nothing of
having her pet parrot walking about
the dining table at meals. and this
after the bird has probably been
walking about the garden, for it is
very tame. and follows its mistress
wherever the goes. In such a case the
bird is an absolute meriace to
health."
• A City ,.t Forty Mosques.
The city of Adnanople is veru marl
scattered and contains somewhere
about P0000 inhabitants, half of whom
are Turks and the others Armenians„
Isrsehtea and Greeks. The wall
which formerly surrounded the rile
had been allowed to fall to ruins, and
since the Russe -Turkish war the der
has been in s state of decline. Muth
of its old spiendcr has disappeared,
but many of it. forty mosques are fine
examples of eastern architecture. The
city has had a very varied history
' since its foundation in the mooed
'oeatnry by the Roman Emperor Ha-
drian. A great victory was won there
bf
the Aver Huns in 51%. Twice the Roe-
. dans have, occupied the city -first is
18M. when they forded Tfi key to Mee
independence to Greece. sad again in
1,378, when they occupied it without
TsirQanoe.
by the Goths in 379 and another
An Arabian Legend.
ANNOUNCEMENTS. The Arabians had a ,tradition that
--- when the devil started forth from his
own place to the orden of Eden 4
was too Illy to walk and begged all
the animals, one after another, fie
carry liim. All refereed except the sew
pent, which was then a quadruped
mad the most beautiful of all beasts.
Yielding to the entreaties of Ratan,
the serpent took asp the devil on ata
back and carried him the rest of the
way, no one knows how far. and atter
the consequences of the devil's entry
into the garden became apparent the
angels were commanded to look up
the serpent and punish it. so Mirharl
cut off its legs, and it was doomed
henceforth to travel about flat on the
I)r. R. F. Parker, osteopath sal
ere specialist, chronic and nervous
diseases. Hotel Bedford, Friday'',
11.45 t0 4.30.
The ]siertin sodas and sundaes,
rool and r'efreithing, at Burdett.e's. the
Balmoral ,Cafe.
ves.esiiail 910 Years lege.
•recently was oelebr ted to
the Fab of Fr librige. kept up
Bothers of old PWvvmosl dis-
whieh comes only once to
loaf poets base been pub -
their verses tem feoenti
i Tn the cid speech of the south of
}�ael, aid the one who is adju ged
the laureate has the privilege of choos-
ing the queen d the festival. In the
harm spring sunshine they dance all
the quaint. half-forgotten dances of
the peasantry of 900 years ago. Then
soddaaly starts the farendole. More
and more join hands --the dancers in
their quaint costumes, the poets, the
spectators, even the pelioemee-and
the rollicking. excited crowd dances
away out into the street, along the
boulevards, here. there. and every-
where. until they are too tired to
keep the dance going any lower.
Artificial Eggs.
Dr Paul Walden. the famous
Reaststan chemist who is to be presi-
ding of the next international ("Go-
'Saof applied chemistry. declares
the production of artificial eggs
bo the next feat of chemistry An
Oil complex compound of nitzo-
�yglp sulphur mad hydrogen.
of the' simpler combinations of
ham elements hoe, already been
math, and there is steady progress b-
eard
eard the goal where ewe' such intri-
cate oulietanos as that of the egg
will b. built up clemieally. he says.
'be nitrogen, which is the main
Hang. will be taken out o' the air.
Wasierrw.an In China.
these residents of Tientsin, China,
bam a werm'san as one of the stall
et errant. He is paid 45 to ton
smoothly, opt of which be ppurehss
hie saws food. he do .11 Cbiaeee mar-
mots employed in the bones.
Agreed Will. 44.,
'7Rity 4 she so angry with bimin
iter rete be agreed with hm "
'T merest
were I said. OW remm b-*
et .Herr die aur ad patbmll.
dal M agreed with herr
-eyed the stOWL
IrMIP-Illsowttalk i SW
gem t
verriinouti flims st11111P-11.1P=1 Myer ew nufew
ground.
Great Cheng In Map.
An important change in the map of
Asia has recently occurred. The vut
region of Mongolia has ceased to be a
part of China, and is now indepen-
dent. The M c ngols are chiefly famous
in the world's history as invaders and
conquerors in Asia and Eastern Eu-
rope They were vessels of the late
Manchu dynasty, but not of the Chi-
nese Government Mad their .epars-
tion from China resulted automatical-
ly from the proclamation of a repair-
he.
epayhe. Their seoeesion from China was
aided by Rum* which thus secures
a "baiter state" on it. Chinese fron-
tier.
NM In Proportion.
"I'm a self made man." said the
proud individual.
"Well, you're all rift except as
to yoar Lead," commented the after
part of the conversation.
"How's abate
"The part you talk with i• oat et
prvportios b the part you *Mk
1 "
Th. leo&
"All right,". said Elsie; "well play
theatre Ill be the hose "
"No," replied Tommy; "I will. it
takes • man to be manager."
"Of course. tbsi's all ri$bt I mum
1'1l be the leading lady."
Missionary Tr.$n.
Wales has a lopeed the plan el
seeding ernetllessol missionary
train. throughout the principality
leeching the timers the best meth
ode of raising poultry. Great gases
has mulled-
Ithesing Pierson
The art of shoeing
their bets s the a heM
mem was silkworm M the Or mad
Boohoos. vada ant ms.Alened Is
history of the 014. 4
es s ms the
Nth eewtury.
timrtksssrse.
lAa east of grbY.g a bei iIMAS ti
r to emote. .ad slew w ham MOW
Irma eel as mile 1 i le ea/bel
COLL CCE
amiesweelaspeamem
tat wIenl laila�ae -Nines cls
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stop :Y. eep.:
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NEW STORE
ds wow dor
!sola' .ts....a.ts
FidshiTackle
a tame Meek at wall Paper.
$me. Oi., Vai sties and
Taggent Man Your patronage
amiisd.
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Midsummer Sale
This Sweeping Stock Clearing Event
is Nowlin Full Swing
This is an interest -compelling stock -clearing movement. A money-
saving occasion of decided importance to you. It started with a rush
last Saturday and has attracted hosts of shrewd buyers who have been
prompt to take advantage of the money-savin¢ opportunities the sale af-
fords. It has but one object -the positive clearance of the Summer
stocks. That's the reason and the only reason for it.
Here are some red-hot Specials to keep the selling brisk..
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Remember That While This
Big Midsummer Sale is on
We Are Selling :-
N.w*mah Dresser, regular $4.50 to itttitt
for peep. =11.1115
White and colonel Wash Debris regu-
lar $2.75 to $i 2 , for .. t1 as
Ladies' extra high-grade Umbreilam. .eg-
ular $3 50 w ti1.00 for..
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New English Rain Coat., regular $6.50
values, for f4•M
Horace dresses a print or gingham, reg-
ular 11 50, for $1.19
Children's print aid gingham Dresses.
regular $1.50 to $2.00, for $1.1 i
Nottingham Lace Vurtains, extra. doe
qualuy, regular $1.65, for... .. *1.15
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Heavy Bleached Sheeting, two yard.
wide, for fro per yard.
Bungalow Nets, two good patterns.
double fold, per yard.... .. 1no
White Gowns and Skirts, regular IMOD
to 2.50 for, only $1.48
Fancy Cotton Dress Goods sad Ging-
hams. regular 15c tc 18r. for......... 100
Higb-grade Ginghams. if mains and
fancy Cotton Materials. regular roc to 355
for per yard 111*
High-grade Cotton Dress Materials in
white and colors far per yard only23ki
Genuine Heyser Gloves, regular 50c, for
Sato. 75c for 500, $1.00 for lis.
Long Lisle Gloves, black or white, high
finish. per pair.... peep. 390
Hundreds oe yards of Embroideries and
I n set t ions, regular 121e to 30r, at per yard
70
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Two Children's Navy Coats $3.85
Two only children it Nary Coate. neat, nobby
little garments, just the thing for cool 'deye an4
evening. The last we bare to cell. New this
season Midsummer Sale each sa.sys
One Misses' Navy Coat $6.25
One only misses: three -quarter -length Coe
nobby and dressy. A new garment this yawn
Special Midsummer Sale $8.25
Two Suits at $5.00 .
Two Suits left to sell. One Meet for stout
ladies, the other a nobby Seaford Cord. Right
up-to-date in style. We will not- carry them over
Midsummer Sale price. either for peep 115.00
Ino Sample Belts at 19c
One hundred ladies' Belt a. Ail t ravedie s' Sam-
ples elastic, leather and fancy armee''. Retrtrlu
,,oboes from 25c to $1.1.0. Midsummer Sake ctear-
wg at... 1111c
A Big Clearance of
Embroidery at 17c
Three hundred yards Embroiderie.. Banding -
and Insertions. Short lengths and odd lots
picked from stock for quick selling. Muslims._
nainsook. and cambric*. Regulvxtc and 3x and
some more thee that. For quirk selling, Itideum-
mer Sale per yard 17c
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5oc Corset Covering Embroider733c
There was a mistake made this year in our
Embroidery order and we received twice as mann
50e and Woe Dorset Cover Embroideries as we
should have had. For Midsummer Bale we put
the extra shipment on sale at very little over tie
half-price Sark. All fresh asid clean. just out of
the boxes and papers. Beautiful design. on Ane
winsooks and muslin.. Regular 50c and Se.
Midsummer Sale clearance. per yard... ... SRO
Sample Underwear
98c per Garment
Thirty pieces Sample Muslin Cederweu. Cor-
set Covets, Drawers and Gowns. All travellers.
espies aid hi good condition. Regular values
.p to *2. hmmSale. . (Nearing for Midener akTour
choice only 90c
Fresh from New
York this Week
Some dainty Cotton Dress
materials, New Dolly `ander'
pett.ernr in crepe and ratine. Cao
some handsome Cotton Crept
in kimono patterns. Goods that
are decidedly scarce amid eight
up tD the minute for style. 8..
them al t be Wash Goods coun-
ter.
54 -inch Serge 75c
Fifty-four inch Suit-
ing Serge, "note the
width,., all pure wool,
navy, Copenhagen or
black. Midsummer Sale,
per yard. 73e
India Lawn i8c
Four hundred yards
India Lawn, fine sheer
quality, 48 inches wide.
Regular 25c. Midsummer
Sale per yard.... ism
Inaugurating the Fall Campaign With
the Annual Midsummer Fur Display
Saturday, August 2nd, we open our annual Midsummer Exhibition of
Furs. it will be held in our spacious millinery show -room upstairs, where there
is abundance of room to display the beautiful garments as they should be shown.
We cordially invite you to come and acquaint yourself with the coming sea-
son's styles in Furs. Arrangements have been made with several large manu-
facturers to forward us some of their choice pieces for this display. Whether you
have Fur buying to do this winter or not we wiU be grad at any time to show
them. If you contemplate Fur buying at all we can make it worth your while to
consider the question of buying now. Assortments are larger and the choice
better than it can possibly be later, and anything you select can be laid away until
you are ready for it.
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We Make Aiming,
We Rwra+.r Awninr.gg*s
We Reno"., Unihrwiias
W. tIponlieter Purview*
We Mahe W ir'iow Shedd
Marva moderate
ate
Hodgens Bros.