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Puy,.Those
Holes
MANY a tire lies on the soar
heap to*/ beam'.. .ohne little
art .has neglected which later filled
up with snivel and moisture and
ovens ual% cased a blowout.
The injuries caused L sharp roar's,
broken Mass, etc., are reall9 serious
matters. You ought to examine lour
tires ocasionall9 and fill up hose
little boles,
We have just die titin: for the job—
Murk. h's a preparation especial)/
for the purpose and it does the work
effectuall9 and perttanent19.
It Il peg your to add a tat. to your tool kit.
It will also pp you to buy your tires and
ascesmriss c.
East Street Garage
tileinaneteAreeleenetesserWeieSOW
The Right Place
FOR CLEANING. PRESSING
AND REPAIRING
I intend to open the
stand on Montreal street
next to Shear'+' livery on
Monday. August 23rd
a, a Dry Cleaning, Press-
ing and Repairing Estab.
lishneut. •
first-class Work at tnoierat
prices.
Give me a call ?then yon teed
anything i n .s'p'line.
L'. de PEUDRY, Tailor.
wiraniriaMenetritMesseethreeseirienriariashieW
LOCAL TOPICS.
t#.,
C. A. IS Meeting.
The t'hldr.n's Aid Racist? will re -
•um. its render sessions after the
summer vacation and will meet in the
mutt house next Tuesday. Septaimhee
Iith, at 4 1 i p. m. Alt who are inter-
ested in this work are welcome to the
asset Inge. and all who attend are sure
to become interested. '
Memorial Service. ~ _
There was • large attendance at
Victoria street church on Sunday
'morninse whin the Nestor, Rev. J. E.
Ford, conducted a meruoriel service
for the late Reeve Elliott. The con-
gregation included several members of
the town council and civic °Metals.
Mr. Ford spoke in tams of appreeia-
r•
den ei the tate Se.we's pbl(ewi.Nq-
soot. kis klada•se end lat•Rrity.
laadvertr.Ny Then eal tailed to
mention. lo 1te notice of Reeve Btilott',
death in last weeks issue, that the
town commit attended the humeral is a
body.
Telephone Cesnection.
V arrangement baa been wade for
cosneettos bstweeu the Bell telephone
sad the Colborne municipal telephone
system At Ivy -eget rate, the .bares
to be paid where the message oAgia•
atm. Tbe sew •reangement.is to take
Win as pea •e it receives the of
pro.& of the Ontario Muaidpail and
Matte/ay Board.
Councillor Mciohatitees Resignation.
CouseII or et1inton has Mingled to
the town MeekM
his resignation of his
seat at the council. The ureter will
bed.alt with at the next meeting of
the council, • majority cf which usual
be in favor before the reetenation can
be accepted. Humor has it that
Councillor McClinton is aspiring to
the resv.sbip.
Why Not an Historical Society in
Ged•roeh ?
TMs death of Mr. J. J. Wright otter
more recast. the !sat that the old
✓ esides'e are feat passing away, sad
with then, is passing much unwritten
history ut lia early days of this town
and di.trtet. The proposal has mon
than ores beast male that a branch of
the Ontario Historical eloclet v should
be .steblisbed iu tfoderich. and •
sysleeaatic and intelligent effort made
to secure sod preserve records of the
pioneer days. There is a large field
for ouch au effort in this community.
Cole.glate Institute Board.
A meeting of the Collegiate Insti-
tute bard was held 'on Thursday of
last weak. Accounts totaling f' fete,
mostly for repairs and supplies, were
ordemd to be paid. A committee,
consisting of the their...0, principal
and .eeretary, was instructed to draft
a resolution or make a pre.enta.ion to
each cf the winners of Untvsrslty
scholarsbipe„ vis., Florence A. Smith
sod Jean 1. Toui. The board also
placed on record its appteciatlon d
the excellent work of the teaching
'tag ss eviden_W by the results ob-
tained by the caodid+.tes at the differ-
ent examination.. On motion it was
left with Pi incipal Hume to select a
siderite. wetr•.sor t , Capt. Dunlop as
Orel instructor and to report the telec-
tioq to the hoard.
Decisions in Liquor Cafes.
Police Magistrate Kelly gave his
decisions on Monday in the tbree
liquor cases heard before him last
week. Tit, charge against W. J.
..e case of
• s. d. In th
d
ixnr. an was fan
Rost. King a conviction was regis-
tered and • Ane of CIO and conte un -
Posed. &mounting in all to nearly iia.
The ct.nviction against John Bedford
was registered out a lint tgence and •
Ane of tin and costs was imposed.
Thele Lad been two previous convict
tions, but owing to s technicality they
wire not registered as such.
A citizen who was convicted last
week of being dtunk appeared before
the magistrate to tell whet- he got
the fierier and stated he had bees
treated by it party of frieudr on the
steamer Huron. Crown Attorney
Seeger evidently hod his'doubtu as to
the truth of the *tory.
At the Waterfront.
The Measure y.cht Josephine, of
Port. Huron. tame in on Saturday and
lay id port here over Sunday with a
OFFICIAL FRUIT BULLETIN
Flit IT a1ASt. R -UN, -1. OF a.IRIC-t"I Tea&
Lombard,. and -Gags llama eta new I.
their prime. genets" and ,.crewing
Served nx be po•tpelwd. Th, Quaid y tads
fear I. haggle in bah peaches sod plum*.
des to the [chiles' the trees are not oret-
barda.ed. Crawford and l<hierte reaches
are now arriving. they are the beet product
of oar C•n.di se orchard-. w4ersoerew..
bete tee eating and pnwerelee.Meaty
please
el
canned or pnr
mare Rood !melte all winter. BY perfectly
nthe
htno m
mededTharm is h health. inony
wad lux-
ury
.:urn for these who act prjmptly. Pbone ,w
cast on your grocer and bare aim boor* your
order to •drama.
Lest You Forget
That everything in the store is on sale. Help yourself to the
Biggest Bargains you ever cane across.
If you will read our ads --then act—you will be money in
pocket. Do it now while the lines are complete. We have
many tempting things to offer the ladies, but nothing gigs
them ticore for their money than them following items :
Ladies $4.50 and $5.00 Vassar. Cleo. Lady Elgin end American
Beauty high Shoes. The leathers are patent, colt.ktn, t calfskin.
Th
gunmetal and vial kid. all sizes and widths. e
classiest .hoe pos.ibte. On sale at •
Lidice» 53,60 high
Shoes for , , .. $L.48
ladles $4.2, high(
Shoes, best makes . e19
IadNi Rmpree high a fQ Rubber. for all—at ail 43
Shoes, SUM tMi values JP .98 prices up from
ASK TO SLK THi.M-
C
We have a special snap for the men, toot
This is In men's high Shoes, nothing better was ever merle. sold
or hnngbt, all leathers, button and lace, W16 lsata c3.69
aching now at pet pair
Men's «i.75 $2 9 )Ileo'. tl'.ffi __.48
A Q
Woo, Shad». s 7Cp7 ►ork shoes L•A8
The domed Bargains ever known is Goderick, is Misses',
Girls', Bays' and Gulilre.'s Footwear .f all kinds. . . . .
New Method BiosBast gide A (Hare
Repairing Walters & Co.CDna Ilton."
Old Sissies Like
Newew cieeirickOdari• Telephone No,
ren
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Priem es Cowl SueTenseeemesto J. H. MtCliseen Tense Cash w4
SIGNAL f GODERICH ONTARIO
A Delight d Garden
F resp _,e se
Characterizest
-fheThvor of
11
zs r. sea
Quality Unchallenged foe Twasdridints Years.
party of pleasure -seekers aboard.
The Put/angst amasser Oloott Daps.
Is Tuesday night and cleared MU a. m.
Wednesday fur Harbor Beach. fibs
bad on board • party of neatly 11M)
wbote.arle sed retail liquor dealrs
from Detroit, who hid chartered the
boast for an **curviest trip. Ospt. G.
D. Gordon was is command of the I
boat. During their brief stay ben,
the excursionists made things' lively
for • time. A number repressed
themselves well pleased witb the
appearance of the town. Sheriff Oak -
man. of Detroit, and Tbo.. Bowman,
Al. Lefeve, Thos. Therret and lid. '
Richard', who had visited God•rick
previously, were among the' party.
Mr. Bowman formerly lived hen, i
Chosen Friends' Initiation.
An interestttg meeting of the
Chosen Friends was held on Feeds
evening ►set, when .even more undo
dates were initiated. After the initiation.
ceremony was performed s te,tantittee
was appointed to arrange for an open
niretiog and muncal entertainment to
be held Friday evening, September le.
One thousand invitations have been
sent out to the members aad their
friends and a big time is expected. A
number of the Grand Cpuneli Akers
will be present, also a number of the
members from Porter's Hill, Holmes-
ville and Clinton.
Record Attendance at Col'egrate
The Collegiate institute reopened on
ltiesday with the acme staff as for the
last three year, and with the lsrgeet
attendance to the history of the
school. The enrolment the Beet
any was about JJU and it rose to SOS
the second dry. Others who are
known to purpose et t will bring
the number up tot,. a, or 'C25, an in-
crease of twenty over last year. There,
will be moldy in the that form sad'
sixty in the second form. An additionai
teacher will be required to allow of the
dividing of the second furor into two i
classes, ea the first form him been div-
ided for the Iaat two years. Apparently
the may means of acriotuwodating
this oeertt ire Jeer take soother slice off
the *Notably room as war done three
years ago forth. teacher eddel then.
titoderieh must lank forward to the
erection of a new and terser school
building la the not distant future.
Death of Mr. L. S. Palmer.
Tbe death took place on Saturday
Isom at the Alexandra hospital, atter a
brief illness, of Leslie S. Palmer, aged
fifty-five years and six months. The
deceased, who had lived in Goderich
but a few months, was the son of the
Rev. Wm. Palmer, of Green Springs,
Ohio, although him•slf bete in tin -
Wit). He was married at St. Marys
eleven years ago to Mrs. Susan Bell-
amy he held ta'lteetk street vestry an the
nest Monday of October at 1 o'clodk in
tbe.afternnun, whets the preddeat wUl
deliver his inaugured address.
Mitchell—Rhynas.
The marriage took plane at Keel
cburch •t 6.20 a. or .en Wednesday
morning, 8eptmm:tier 8:11, of Jeanette
Ruth, daughter of Mrs W A. Rhyne',
Goderich, to Thomas Henry Mitcbef.
son of Mr. and Mrs. Thumae Mitchell,
of Carlow, sod secretary of the
Dominion Road Machinery Company.
The cermo.y, wbicb was per-
formed by Rev. George 8. Roes, look
place in the presence of only a few of
the immediate relatives of the con-
tusing parties. the church being
prettily decorated with flowers sad
greenery for the lxesai.,n. The bride,
who was otherwise unattended, wee
given away by het De ether, and was
gowned in her traveCiug dress of
brown gaberdine with hat to 'match.
Immediately after the ceremonythe
pu•ty decree to the Grand TrunOA,-
lion, where the n.wlyerie rigid coup'•
entrained for the honeymoon trip to
the Pacitte Coast eta 'Chicago. Macy
costly ern' beautiful gifts were pre-
sented by the numerous Mends of the
happy couple.
The Hewson -Strang Nuptials.
'•Happy is the bride that the sun
shires on." and the sun beamed forth
its benediction on the interesting
event which toot' pls, + at the home of
Dr. end Mrs. Hugh Innes Strang on
Thursday, September 2nd, when their
youngest daughter, Jessie Morrison,
was united in unerring.. to fir. Fred-,
eric Hsw♦ton Hewson, of New Lis -
tread, eon of Mr. and Mn. William
ifewsua of .1.'0. Jags,* Faits. Ont. The
wedding was vety.uuiet, only immed-
iate relicivee beim preeent. The c re
-
nodsytook plane at highk noon, end
was
performed by liev, tieo. E. Koss, B. D..
`of Knox church. '1'O the strains et
the Bridal Chorus from Loheogrin,
p''aytt by Miss Grace Strang, the
br.ue entered the drawing -room,
which was lavishly decorated with
pink and white aster" and ferns, lean-'
ing 'on the arta of her father. She
: looked very sweet and girlish in s
besutitul given of ivory georgette
crepe over chermeuse, with the iradi.
itional veil and orange Irioesous., and
carried an artistic b. ogort of roses
and ley -of -the -valley : her only jewels
being the goon's gi", an exquisite
Itttte pendant of diamonds. Mrs.
Strang was in flowered theta, of
softest grey, and carried Kdlerney
rotes ; Mrs. Hew.on. the groom s
mother. wore • habdsose gown of
white lace, with black and white hat.
, and Mrs. Masson, of Tpronto, the
Silly, who with her children by the for-
mer marriage .urviyes. The children
are : W. H. Bellamy, editor of The
Dungannon News, Amelia and Luella
Bellamy. operators at the tetepbone
office at Dungannon. Mr. Palmer was
the orisonal proprietor of The Dun-
gannon News, and for the last tem
months had conducted a j,b printing
once in GOderich. He was s mem-
ber of the I. O. O. F. and the funeral
on Sunday to Dungannon cemetery
was conducted under the auspices ,ut
i that Under Rev. I. A. McKelvie
isonde ted the service at the house.
To Deepen Spiritual Life and Patriotism
The Ministerial Association of Gnde-
irich and vicinity met in the vestry of
North street Methodist church on
Monday morning. Rev. J. R. Fo'ber-
ingbam was elected president and
Rev. lino. B. Roes secretary for the
sowing six months. Arraogementa
were made for the visitation of the
hospital by the ministers in rotation,
Mr Roes being appointed for the
asooth of September. io considering
the moral and spiritual condition of
the community life and the urgent
claims of patriotic service upon oar
churches and citizenship generally, it
was felt that the response hitherto
Ras beets far short of what should
Rave bean •ad Mttisrs. Frotheringham,
ons end Hamilton were appointed a
mmittee to consider what steps
sight he taken to deepen[ the .pirituel
life and develop the patriotic tone and
liberality of the people. The next
regular meeting of the Association will
MT MIR BECOMES
EIARK, N1C
Lark rears yenag.rt Try Grandma's
recipe of Sege and lialplinw
and nobody will knew.
1 h.W s .•.t. Meek 'civet with white
hes. After the eeremoey and the
Mgnisg of the register. the wedding
brcaklam was partaken of. A rumba,
Of were
ramie sad read, special Interest
manmade,' M a cablegram of good
wishes from the bride's soldier-oeueise
at the frost- Mr. sad Mr'. Howson
lett Inc Detroit and other points b
the LAG. T. R. train. the bride travel-
ling ins smartly tailored costume of
dark grew broadcloth. and black
velvet kat,- A Lara. Dutel,er of friends
gathered at the station to shower the
yuusg people with good wieber and
confetti, and the unan,) beautiful gifts
received were tangible evidence of
the puputarity of both bride and
groom. After a short trip, they will
pprtooecwwdd to their use booty at New
L.iak•ard, when Mr. Hewson 1. ten -
ger of Um Imperial Bank.
Naftel—Sinclair.
A very putty. though quiet, wed
ding watt ',Mat last Saturday worming
at "Rockdale ..ottage," Peith, One,
the home of Mr. end Mee. P. M. Sin-
elalr. white their onlydaughter, Cora
Feeder. was united o meritage with
Mr. Walter Naftel, editor of The Gode-
rich Star. The ceremony was per-
teemed
ertermed at U o'clock by Rev. W. M.
Grant, pastor of Knox church, Perth,
the bride entering the drawing -room
on the arm of tier father to the strains
of too Bridal Chorus, played by Mr.
Hark, organist of Knox church. She
was attired in a very be:oining gown
of white silk arepo-4e-cbioe, srsd car-
ried a bouquet of white rugae. Mime
Jeal Dodds. as naldof-houor. wore
pink •ilk crepe -.le -chine, and during
the •ignins u( the register she sang
"Hacause" very sweetly. The house
looked a veritable garden with its dec-
orations of ,sten and gladioli and the
dining -room was done ih pink. Many
beautiful gifts bon testimony to the
popularity If the MOM, among them
beings set of wedgrwood china from
the choir of Knott cburcb, of which she
was • valued member. and a picture
from the "Girls' Club." Mr. and Mrs.
Nagel left on the midnight train for
their future house in Godericb, going
fby way of Toronto, this Falls, Buffalo
BRAVERY RECOGNIZED.
Private Verne Gledhill Receives the Dia-
tinRu:shed Conduct Medal.
OMoiaJ announcement is made of
the conferring of the D,.ting Il.hed
Conduct medal upon a nen tuber of CADa-
dien soldiers. including Private Verne
Gledhill, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ward
Gledhill, 13enmillrr. The exploit
which won this .igoal honor for the
boy from Benfniller was described in
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Ike Canadian Eye -witness' •
a y
MIA w.yw knows !bat Begs 'nag
ra
bask Um asteral motor and Lies
tm kdr wkoa faded, streaked or way;
oleo mon leaned, lfiskng snip ami
supe balms. hair. Years ago the tidy
toy to pit' mitten was to make It
at bene. vi d& is mew site tresis.•
soars
hews .. we limply sat at slay dfeg
Meer hr "Wyetk i Sept .ad Sulphur
You well Ret a lar
tarlifor *beef 60 .uta ],srybei`p
UM Mb old, fames res(ps. tenants ss
am me p eny tell 'bat yea &miasmal
year !tenor 1t dos M ea eateselty rate
meaty. Yen damp's a spines er eat
brew! wrni It and draw Wb Owen.
pen titin, takfeg elm mall stramd st a
time; b morwdea the gray lair Amt
=war
after awseher antimonies ea
harm Iso Wr Imeenes kMsllMfy est.
lank and fw/ as* gee Ink versa
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LYRIC THEATRE
THE HOUSE OF QUALITY
Tues. and Wed.,
Sept. 14 and 15
Daniel Frohman presents
DAViD HI(GGiNS
ni his original role, in the famous
racing play
"H]__ Last Dollar"
An elaborate and epectae aeeular
nim version of the gre.test rac-
ing play ever produced The
drama of • Omitting futurity
race, for a fro -tont and a heart.
(in 4 acts)
With an all-star east, Me/tiding
Jack Pickford, Betty Grey and
o.bees.
"Paramount" .
has studied public sentiment,
it is merehiog to the tune of
progrems, it has leaped from the
sinking morass of worn-out
theories to the .ntid ground of
new desires. The public de-
mands clean photo -plays; ques-
tionable scenes offend many.
while play. of high moral sen-
timent please all. Paramount
plays are all clean. its plays are
standardized and can be enjoyed
by all who gee them. hatch
this space :lonely teethe announ-
cement of each of these pictures.
Moo every MONDAY NIGHT
the
"Who Pays"
aeries. Bach store complete
in 3 parts, 12 vital questions of
everyday lite. The most re-
markable eerie" of pictures ever
exhibited.
Mao every FRIDAY NIGHT
the thrilling detective serial
'Ilse EXPLOITS of ELAINE"
Thai. pirinr. ,a proving tn be
the gnuteet serial .ter produced.
In the first place it has for •
roundlet Ins • great big idea, and,
it is differ-
eseoodly, .decidedly
ent from anything 'rat has ewer
before hers attespted. Thew
two Fants alone are enough to w
tablisb Ity huge ago.. e. See It.
Ainiatlisa always ISc and Sc.
and Detroit.
some week, ago. The ofneial reference
in connection wish the coeferring of
the modal is ea follows :
Pte tiledbill, 1.1 Battalion, for
bravery June 15 •t Givenrny. Alone
be captured a German trench, and,
attacked by a bombing party, he con-
itieued Bring until his tine was des-
troyed by a bomb. in withdrawing
be found a Will with both legs broken.
He bound up bis lege and carried him
into safety through veru heavy rine
and machine gun the. ilk display of
bravery and devotion to duty were
most narked.
Lake Boats ler Ocean Teed*.
The steamer Paliki alter an exten-
sive overhauling at the yard of the
Western drydocl, Port Arthur, Ont.,
was handed over to her new owners,
Messrs. F. E. Hall & Cn., Montreal,
on the Leith of August. She will be
used in the transatlantic trade. The
Paliki was originally built for this
trade, in which she was engaged for
ten years before coming to the Cana-
dian lake. The Algoma Central 8.
8. Line intende rending its eta -ewers
J. A. McKee and Thome* J. Drum -
mood to porta in France with c.rpoes
before navigation on the'tt. Lawrence
River closes for the winter. Roth the
above ships are well known in (lode -
rich. the (miner having wintered here
Bee years in succession. Mr. A. M.
McInnes, lortuetly chief engineer on
the McKee and this season on tb•
Paliki, is again back on the McKee
and is getting her ready ter ocean ser-
vice. — — —
The New Baptist Minister.
REV. f;. M IltILMES, R. A.. B. Th ,
who en Sunday will eommeece itis [sin.
,.try here a pastor of the Baptist church.
Mr. Holmes creates to Goderich from
0a orxelwww .
Of► CANADA
Are' Tow Mires
Learlli■g le Save
limy?
Each maturing son and
daughter should have a
personal Savings Account to the Union Bank of
Canada, with opportunities to save regularly. and
training tn how to expend money wisely. Such an
education In thrift and saving will prove Invaluable
in later We.
G oderich Branch—F. WOOLLCOMBB, Manaker,
L --_ — - i -*It 1
ice cream by the disk's* einem by yen err miming abig 'haat i you
the quart. iew swam by the malts or don't try Kinard? Is. sinew sad
more. Try utme pt the R•lworal homemade candy. Orden shivered.
Cate. T. J. Salkeld, prop. Phone 1.1. Phos. 2W.
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New Things for the Baby
Everything Dainty and Comfortable
for Baby at the Singer Store
.weatese and Bonnets, hand-knit
of fine wool, trimmed in rosebuds.
stripes and daintyr.lgings or plain.
Silk Wadded Kimonos and Buggy
Spreads.
Bath Robes Hath Blankets, Hath
Towels and 'Nash Cloths.
Fine Linen Towels and Linen
Pillowslips, Fine Cashmere Wral.-
per. and Nightingales, Breasts,
Bibs, Bootees and Stockings.
Blanket Cloth by the yard for
t: oat., Buggy Spreads, etc.
SINGER STORE
MRS. TAPE
FRUiT BULLETIN
Niagara iagara t PN h ...mein now in
fell II .e in v
and bare varieties rhe.
t hes tisa
Pear. and N1um. are recall for pace arrioe
or &Jewel purgers. Housekeeper should
not delay tellies their grocer, whit fruit.
t o order tort/tees
Have beautr'fui
window decorations
Not!::,, givct so rnt:c) pica qtr.
as a well decorated it indow.
Your windows wtJ be the envy
yocr nevi;hbon if you use
! v ', Flat —Si-
i —. w is . r curtand dryn:
rt
t
C.;_.`ar_teed not to sag
or tarnish
11 Z,- , ii a K:rsch Flo Rni b
e:.iiir w so.✓ch your wtwdwork ler
draperies Byery end congas a
mer n Rtta ott..e den it wul a..t
ie..; w..t..-:u.a.
It's a. ease to have ass •et" tray
Weeks.; with the K+nc/s
Flee Reel
Come ' r iu an rr them
L 1 .
CEO. HOHMEIFR
1.1
,.e
Maple
Leaf
'sC
Grocery.
4.4
Goderich
WHIR$ /
you can get the greatest value for
yonr money is where you want to spend
it. People are beginning to realize more and
more that erre place is
P. T. Dean's Grocery, Provision, flour
and Feed Store, Hamilton Street
where you receive real and net ininfiwarff
value for your money. This business is trans-
acted on a cash basis, thereby securing to you
advantages unequalled elsewhere.
O
P. T. DEAN
Hamilton 3trat, - Ga tri, OM.
t THE
MODEL THEATRE
presents
on Tuesday and Wednesday, Sept. 14 ani 15
MARGARET WYOHERLY and JOHN B. K$LLIKKD
in the New York Hudson Theatre sensation
"THE FIGHT"
by Bayard Venter. author of "Within the Lair.- ate.
Every Manley Night the greatest serial ever shows
"The Broken Coin"
The three overflow honer• on Monday last pronounced it • heart
punch, as it rets the heart aHntt.rlsg
Every Thursday "The Black dna" the kis story et Mystery.
On Friday, the 10th, Billie Ritchie in a two -reel
,spaam producer
"BILL'S BLIGHTED CAREER"
We have in `tore for the patrons of tine theatre another trig sur-
prise which we hope to he able to announce definitely iit the
next inane of this paper.
REMEMBER BIG "QUAU11 " PROfDUCTiON EVEl*Y maw
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