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Wk»N=sDJ,1f, July 11.
West Danby, N. Y.—"I have had A (loop SI'nerua.—The auditors
nervous trouble all my life until I took who were appointed to examine the
Lydia E. Pinkbam's accounts in connection with the termt-
Vegetable Com- centennial celebration here en July
pound for nerves Lod report that thetotrl receipts from
and for female trou- all sources for the day amounted to
blas and it straight- over $1,7W.W, which will leave •
ened me out in good handsome surplus for both the Beal
aha 1 work nearly (rues and the (lirls War Auxiliary,
Pe MEltoaIAt. SEttvietc.—Quite a num-
all
us�t
all the time, u we bar from here went out, to Jackson's
live on a farm and I church on Sunday afternoon. wheel`
have four girls. Ido Re.. H. J. McCormick preached a
all my sewing and eon viol al lorselw o for
r'Trooier killed
Man -
other work withri
heir help, so it to active in lelnnders. The °botch
was packed and at leant a third of
shows that I stand it real well. i took those who were there were uoable to
the Compound when my ten year old get inside the church.
PERSONAL AND iigNEttAL.—Mr. 11.
A. Timmer, U. P. R. agent here, is at
present taking his holidays, he and
his wife and family being in the Mid-
land district... .. Mrs. 'ft. D. Dunbar,
• statee is visittu
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COUNTY and DISTRICT
A Chance for Those Going West.
Mrs. Charles Stone, of Stephen
township, passed away on July let, at
the age of eI hty-fuur years.
1 Pte. Case R. Coulter, of Belgrave,
1 hate been reported wounded with gun-
shot wound's in leg., arum and sides.
Miss Christens Ellen McAllister
passed away at bee home at Walton
on the 9th inst. iu her fifty-third year.
The marriage took place at St. CoI-
umban un the 4th inst. of Mies Flor-
ence G. Holland and John V. Flynn,
of Beech wood .
' The marriage took plane on July 10,
at Centralia, of two young p.wpieot
Stephen township, John A. W 1's
and Miss Idella Merle Willis.
Hotuesrekers' exrur•inns to West-rn
received word tort his eo0 Pte. Chas.
Henry Riley, formerly of the ltllst
Battalion, has been wounded.
Mr. and Mrs. James Alien, of Tuck-
er+with, received the Cod news on
July 8th of the death of their eldest
son. Howard Altera, wise was accident. daughter tame and it helped me • lot
ally drowned while bathing at Tux -I have also had my oldest girl take it
and it did her lots of good. 1 keep it In
the house all the time and recommend
it."—Mrs. DEWITT SI14CLSAUGE, West
Danby, N. Y.
Sleeplessness, nervousness, irritabil-
ity, backache, headaches, dragging sen-
sations, all point to female derange-
ments which may be overcome by Lydia
E. Plnkharn's Vegetable Compound -
This famous remedy, the medicinal
Ingredients of which are derived from
native roots and berbs,''bas for forty
years proved to be a slant bee tonic
and invigorator of thief e organism.
Women everywhere bear willing testi-
mony to the wonderful virtue of Lydia
!L Pinkhsn 'e Vegetable Compound -
Pte. Arthur Cecil Neely,was killed in
section on June loth. Pte. Neely en-
listed with the 161st Battalion.
It is reported that A. A. Naylor,
principal of the Srafw Lh public school,
NERVOUS TROUBLE one of
eVenl the pools sip b-
one of the tVnndsor sr noir at a nob -
has been
increase in salary. Nr. Nay-
lor has given exoelle t service here.
Lydia E. Pinkhalm • Vegeta-
ble Compound Helped Her. OLYT
WOMAN NAD
Vegeta-
tord, Sask.
Ted Signe, son of Jonib Sims. of
Stephen. was severely kicked in the
face and chest by a colt et the barn of
8. N. Scott. He was unconscious for
several hours but is now able to be
about again.
The death occurred at the home of
bar daughter. Mrs. Win. Winer, of
(Stephen, on July 5th, of Mr". John
England, who for fifty years had been
a resident of the township of Stephen.
Deceased was in her eighty-sixth year.
Often the Cheapest-- CeutNte at . orrice ve f res each Tugs -
W. WALKER
Furniture Dealer
aad Undertaker
Clouse Furnishings
The Store of Quality
PRONGS
TORE dfi
RES 197
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SAUSISFINEFOR
KIDNEYS, QUEE MEAT
?lash the Lida.ye at mice when Dsek
Inns er Bladder bethert.—treat
gents aria acid.
Ito era or woman wbo este meat rags
lately can make a mistake by flushing
the kida.ys eeeuionally, say. • well.
vows a.therlty. Brat forms aria acid
which elope the kidney pores so they
.eltiggt ily filter or strain only part of
the waste aad pekoes from the blood,
Viten yes grit aids. Nearly all rheuma-
tism, be.,dacbes, liver trouble, nervous -
MOO, eons1[pation, didns.., sleepia.a.esk
balder disorders eme from sluggish kid -
The aossst yeti feat a dull ache in tha
,kidneys or yam beck hurts- or if the
WOW ia dowdy, o6essys, full of wadi -
moat. iv -reveler of passage or attended
/by a sens•tiss of scalding. get about four
-atetrsti. of Jad Salts brim any reliable
•pk•nseey and take • tablespoonful in
a gine of weber before breakfast for a
'Igo days and your kidneys will then sot
Teas. Thin tains salts is made from
the sold d and lemon juice, wen-
�ieisd with IlMia and bas been used for
�m.tions be leek clogged kidneys end
eMsnlate eta M activity. also to nee-
Mmlles the acids la tris. ss It no banger
•ceases irritation, thus idles bladder die-
•o•ls.a
Jad Ralte is i.exp.n..ivs and can -
net injure; maker a delightful effete
vet Aida -water drink which all
°lie sitars should take sow sad
rove /
ten ke the kidneys Mean and the
blend emitting serious kid -
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1 October :ill L via Canadian
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agent or W. B. Howard, Itistrict
Parwn`. rent, T. i onto, Ont. ?•1-4t
Two Young People.
"Pao afraid young nit° you're
aw.o iaring with rather 14-1."
"i If eoUuSS h 4., uiaunws. If he
wa•u't h- w•nild *ever be able to keep
up with me."—Life.
Love -intoxicated Driver.
"Jack proposed in an automobile."
•'Iud.erl."
••And 1 accepted him in the hos-
pital.,•
A Real Optimist.
"Pr, are women ever optimists ?"
"Oh, ye., my son. The wewan who
lriste to rnnvince bar husband that you
can tate a vacation t aur as cheaply as
you cat) •tar at houie is an op'itri.t."
The wont kind of fathers Is the
f•ilute that is the result of only half
tryirg.
lite-
PacificExposifiss
was ;traded fo
'WEBSTER'S
NEVI INTONATION
3s�erisrity fit tdualrs..l Merit.
This nem creation answers with
Awad authority all kinds of ppnanJin
questions such as "How is Prat
pronounced?" "Where is
dm?" •'What iA a eorttinudtu my -
age" "What i:i a breritaerf"
is white cool(" "How is skit p
no nneed?" and thousands of others
Mere Ikea NUSI Yeakelery T
WSW idOste•
Msgre/MMI Writs. Ow SIN
trades. 27M Pages. Tbe eels
mei* the divided pile—.0 strike
Mewl mews.
Writs for .p■ei-
m.n papa U-
I.utr•tton., eta
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Poehet Mapo i
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1UFFALO— bolt . May 1st to Nov. lith —CLLV BLAND
L.s.• Brow.* • t el P. r i It•rotaw {{ 154.1 C,.v.uen • PM r. R.
Ater,.• (`°.■.ron It,. A. l.. I era■uae Trim f Arrive Sweat' • /111A. r.
l e,n•.tl..o M Cl...r.d 1.. 0.1.. Ml■i, Idol■•E�q.j�Toledo. Dente Cod •11 taro
Cow/ •.4 s..uwwt lstlo..4 moat• Ned a --1- aig■1� ■ad Cot b.elw
Cor• ■■sra•dd
for C.
•ert14 o. 1. .ate. 1r,. .k fir Meth wt ao,rnr
rrekw vi. a. •e e u n.. ... v'•'^ •-$ 015 .' a .�.�•
•y��y� serf v.Se.4n� tat asiptl ?cepa .e.s,, 41.etC lw..hM.i�kw.. oia)
Rr.eAN NMd •of Tu •i.+r WS' .rwlytl•• kFII�eS'' '
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A quiet wedding took place at the
parsonage. Centralia, oil July 4tb,
when Miss Ada Rowe became the
bride of Cecil Walker, of the 2nd con-
cession of Stephen. Mr, and Mr,.
Walker will reside on the groom's
farm.
Engineer Merner, of the nsall
flour mills. was attacked by ter wo-
men and • man one afternoon reoera ,
while engaged cleaning up the engine
room. In the struggle they took $15
from his pocket and made their escape.
It is thought they belonged to it gang
of gypsies that were in the neighbor-
hood at the time.
The sad message came recently to
the village of Brucefield of the death
of one of its old residents in the per-
son of James Jamieson, who died at
the home of his daughter, Mn. (Dr.i
Corey, of t)en,er, Colorado, where he
had resettled for some time. The family
are suffering from • double bereave-
ment, as on returning to his home in
North Dakota after the funeral John
Jamieson. the only .or. wee struck by
lightning ani instantly killed.
Catarrhal Deafness
Cannot Be Cured
by local apptk*Ll na, as they cannot reach the
dle■ar■d portico .f the ear. There les only one
way to cure catarrhal deafness. and that la by
w eon.tttotlonal remedy. Catarrhal deaf.•..,
I. canned by an Inflamed 000dltion of the mu-
cous lining of the eu.tacblan tube. Whoa thin
tube la Inflamed you have a rumbling[ .round or
Imperfect hearing. and when It la entirely
chard, dashers. le the result. (lobs... the in-
flammation can be reduced and thea tube re-
tored to It. normal condition. hearingwill be
de.tro ed forever. Many ase., of dealness are
coward catarrh. which 1. an Inllsmed condi-
110. o1 the .soon. .urtso•... Hall's Catarrh
Cure PLC through the blood on the macmu
au dace. of the .Tatem.
We will give one hundred dollar. for any
came of catarrhal dnwfne... t hat ow nnot be curd
by 14.11'. Catarrh Cora circular, free. All
d+ uggl.t.. 75e.
. J. C H EN E Y t GO.. Toledo, O.
WiN(3HA.M.
The tax rate for Wingharn for 1917
will be thirty -live mills on the dollar.
Pte. Leonard Adams. formerly of
Wloghanr, was killed in action in
France recently.
Mr.. Jos. H. Carruth and family
have removed to Luckoow, where
they will reside in future.
Mr. and Mn. Walmeley lett last
week to spend • few days at Detroit
prior to moving to Woodstock, where
they intend residing in future.
Jes. laird, of town. received word
last week that hi. eon, Pte. Bert
Isard, had reoeived gunshot wounds
in his right arm. Pte. heard is a
member of the "Hurons.”
A branch of the (Jeotral Business
College, Stratford, will be located in
Wingham in the near future, with A.
of Samuel (J. Lamport, in his fifty
sixth year. Mr. Lamport vies born in
Stephen township and lived in this
district all his life. keeping store+ at
Crediton, Devises, Ilderton and Far-
quhar successively, finally retiring
through ill -health and residing in
Exeter.
8. C. Hanna, manager of the Exeter
Manufacturing Co., has received word
Frena the Predenctoo factories. of
which Exeter is a branch, that • man
will be sent to Exeter in the near fu-
ture to relieve bio. Mr. Hanna ex-
pects to remain in town until • short
time after tbe new manager arrived,
after which he will locate in Cleve-
land.
ammo am =I amo ammile el
Summer Underwear
We have a complete range of m and
boys's���.,�,�. Underwear. in various grades to
We have a range of men's and
Summer Underwear. in various to
suit all demands. The different qualities and
prices represent good value in every case.
PALM BEACH SUITS
troes the Southe , g'
with her mother, Mrs. H. McQuarrie.
•Misses )clary and Jean Mc.
Murchie and Iona ■father, lett last
week for (iunubby, where they are
engaged by a fruit -grower to pick
berries. They are doing their bit to
assist in production, or rather in say -1
ing the crop that is produced Mr.
J ap. Cook has moved his house on
Queen street and is going to bare a
foundation put under it, which will
make • great improvement.... . Dis-
trict Deputy Brand Minter McV ittie,
of the 1. (j. O. F., and Past lieand
Master Popleetone were a( Wroxeter
on Monday night and Brussels on
Tuesday night, installing the officers
of these lodges for the next rax months.
....Messrs. Bainton Brom. shipped a
car of wool t i Boston this week
Mr. Thos. Kelly has improved his
house greatly by paintwg both the
outside and the anterior dies
Edith Oidley, of Toronto, is spending
her holidays with her parents bene....
Miss Ella Metcalf, who has been on I
the 'sick lint for some time, is grade•
Dr; H. K. Hyndcan has received
word that his brother, \ViIliase Hynd-
man, of Edmonton. was drowned by
the upsetting of a boat on8outh Cook-
ing Lake on July 5th. The deceased
had lived in Inc West for many years.
When the war broke out he enlisted
and weot to England, but being over
age he was returned to Canada over a
year ago. He was a eon of Mn.
yod.n..n, of town, and Cow rimy -
eight year.' of age.
CLINTON.
Mrs. (Rev.) A. E. Allen and three
children, of t reelenan, Bask., ere visit-
ing Mrs. Albert Seeley, of town.
The wedding was eolemoized a
Toronto on July Ilth of Miss M. Eva
Sperling and E. Dean Courtice, B. A.
8c., of Hamilton, eon of Mr. and Mn.
E. (i. Cuurtice, of town.
Mr. and Mrs. Newton Crich and two
daughters, of Macklin, Sark., are visit-
ing with Mrs. Crush's mother. Mrs.
deo. Nott, of town. it is nineteen
years since Mr. and Mrs. Crich lett
Olin too.
Melvin O. Elmsford, .on of John
Raasford of Stapleton, had • narrow
escape ooeday lately from • horrible
death. He was attacked in his own
barn by • bull, and single-handed
fought off the enraged animal for over
• quarter of an hour. Mr. Hansford
was making some repairs in the barn
and while working iu a long passage-
way be was suddenly attacked by hie
Jersey bull. which in some way had
got loose. There was no way of es-
cape and the unequal struggle began.
Finally, being pushed to the end of
the passage, Mr. Ranafond managed to
drag himself through • small ventilat-
Ing window, barely large enough to
Hsvilwcd, who h at present secretary allow for the passage of his body, and
of tbe Y. M. E. A. at Stratford, as reached the out,id.,. Some men who
were working nearby saw hum emerge
principal. and seeing that there was eothing
A highly esteemed resident of Wing wrong gushed to his assistance. ey
herrn passed away on the 7th inst., l assisted biro to his car, cranked �h} up
when Mrs. John Dlnsley diet( at the I for him, with ogee hand he man -
home of bar brother-in-law. J. A. Mit aged to drive the machine house. It
Lean, in her sixty-eighth year. Mrs. was found that his shoulder was
Dinsley had lived in Wishner, for up- .ererely injured, some booty being
Wet de of forty years. rour sons and broken, and he was badly bruised, hut
one daughter survive. it is hoped that a few weeks' nursing
coo -
BRUSSELS. will restore bim. It is generally coo -
ceded that had it not been for his
J. E. Nieto', of Moo•ejew, is visit- strength and activity Mr. R•nsford
ing his parent. in town after an all -I would never have emerged alive from
Bence of five years. the terrible encounter.
Mri. Allison. of Glenboro'. Man., is
visiting at the home of her father,
John Budd, of town.
One day recently Edith, the little
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Keys,
while getting into an auto, had the
rnisfoi time to break her left leg. one
that had hewn broken twice before.
Mr. and Mrs. (ieo. A. Lowry. of
town, receival word that their only
son, Pte. i.eslie, of the Hurons, bad
received a gunshot wound in hie thigh.
He was • member of the 181st Bat-
talion.
EXETER.
Mrs. T. W. Appletna rvoedved word
that her hushard, Pte. T. W. Apple.
am, of the 1111+1 Battslioe, had hoes
wounded with gunshot wooed in the
heed and had baadmitted to •
I se French military ho.pital.
Mrs. George Reiner and her niece,
Miss Marry Dumfsetd, of (laliforrda,
sty vbidei% their asosawd mels. Me
and Mrs Wm. lisseefnrd. d foram
This is Mrs. Rplcer's first visit to Rtes.
w sisoe she left over twenty -Ave
years •gra.
J4lskW1 Taylor received word lad
sgpa thao.als Mn. Gordon, • trafi
pgrt.drip'• in the Imperial .ervla4
h,d ..dv.ddn Toronto seed would M
in Rioter nn Thursday for a abort
Move of .1wueet eeeantala
mnnt-hi .erviol at the front.
Aftweast iMus•sa of swan Mach a she
aperted citizen of Broker, le the person
ally improving and is now able to cit'
up . A number trove here attended
the races at Kincardine last week,
HE KNOWS JUST WHY HE
ADMIRESTHEM,
more especially to see Mr. Charles- 1
worth's horse race. She did very •
well, but only got second place ..
Light -weight Suits in fawn and grey,
Special $12.00
Just the thing for warm -weathers wear,
STRAW HATS
We have the right goods.
McLEAN BROS.
The Semi -Ready Tailors
The Square
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Goderich
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covered with water for some time
DOW, and there is no doubt that the
rain must be suffering. Generally
At this time of year a great deal of the
hay is cut and in the barn, but it is
not w this year, as, although there is
• splendid crop of hay, it will he some
considerable time before the farmers
will be able to get on tate laud to cut
it
Mies Aouie lrylor, wbo is engaged as
teacher at W nidsur, is spending her ,
holidays with bee mother here
Miss Helen Coming, wbo bas been
spending her braider' with her par- ,
rota here, lett on Wednesday morn-
ing to reeume her position in Tor-
onto Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Elder'
left on Wednesday morning for a few
weeks' visit with friends at Montreal,
Toronto and other places, to visit
scenes of their early life Mr.
Isaac Brown, wbo bas been agent for
the Ford automobile sines there was
ten agent herr, is quitting the bitai-
nes. the end of thi. loon.', and it is
expected one of the other garages in
town will take ihe agency for this
popular car U.. Thos. McElroy
was in London on Tuesday to see hes
wife, wbo has been in the boepital
there undetgoing an operation. trwu
which we ate glee' to say she is am-
peoving..Mr. Wm. Co , who is en-
gaged as carpenter on the lirend'1'runk
sweet 8unuay with hie mother herr...
.Mr. and Mrs. John Bell and family,
of Clarerhnhn, Alberts, are visiting
with relatives in this part. Mr. Bell
repot t+ that in bis section of the IVeet
they have bad no frost and things'
were looking well when he left.
Omit. CONIITh)Ne.—The heavy rain-
atows we have had of late have
causrd much bavoc to 501011 of the
roads winery they have badly washed
out. A great many field. have been
Dodd's Kidney Pills Cured Mrs. Mercredi.
Fort Snaith, Alberta, July 16 (Spec-
eid.)—Among .11 the thousands of
Canadians who praise Dodd's Kidney
Pith for the good they have done,
there ia no more fervent admirer of
the great kidney remedy theta Isidore
Mercredi, of this place.
"Yes, it always gives me • pleasure
to say a good word for Dodd's Kidney
P91., Mr. Mercredi says. '•My wife
was sick for two years. We could
Dot find anything to restore her to
health. Then we found a pamphlet
tallies of several perms, who had
hewn cured by Dodd's Kidney Pitt..
"My wife used just two horse of
them and she i, perfectly well, to the
��ffaa**tt surprise a all mar ne -
'TYey sari tell you the inose t
senna r.'oowe/aeid Dodd's Kidney
Pills enough."
REAP'OETH.
MIes.Jean ()ovenloek, of O.I*ary, b
the reit tat her brother, R. (ioven-
leok.
Alovi ftawfM. of (ailfopnte, le what-
wools
hit-
w lel•hetlf.lt•ve, Jaynes and John, of
$ S
IL, is thirty-thenyears sires
Mr. Rankin left Mee evrth and this is
tlmLpr/L tltit beck to the old hoes._
Mn. RIm. Neely rseei*edi the •mad
message last week that her eldest eon,
WNY YOU ARE NERVOUS
The nervous system is the alarm syslens
of the human body.
In perfect health we hardly realize that
we have a network of roves, but when
health is ebbing, whit strength is declin-
ing, the same nervous system gives the
alarm in headaches, tiredness, dreeafut
steep, irritability and unless corrected,
lends straight to a breakdown.
To correct nervousness, Scott's Emul-
sion is exactly what you shosld take; its
ricbasatriment gets into the blood and
rich blood feeds the tiny nerve -tells while
the ',bole systems responds to its refresh -
hag tonic torte. Pree from harmful dregs.
sent w..a. Terata 0.11.
FERTILIZER
A car of Old Homestead Fertil-
izer just received. It wiH in-
crease the productiveness of
your land.
INCUBATORS
Half -a -dozen Buckeye Incuba-
tors—to be sold at reduced
prices owing to the advanced
season .
DELCO LIGHT
Are you interested in the new
system of lighting for farms ?
All kinds of WIRE FENCE
BUGGIES
We handle the Mci.anghliss and
the Grey Bvfggirs--tutee better.
wM•.
Robert Wilson
The Massey -Harris Shop
HaariltbI flit. Goderich
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StarlageaF
Corner Montreal Street and tsar.
HIGH-CLASS end SANITARY
We serve excellent meals
a la Carte daily
PHLS TO TAKL OUT
Private Luncheon Room
for Ladies and Gentlemen
CAREFUL SERVICE
Our Motto--CManlinsie Alwar•
OPEN 9 A. M. TO 1 A. M.
it takes • 1 woman with nerve t•
carry a file) purse with nothing io it
hut a safety•pin and adore° drygoods
samples.
What a lot of things 'you wouldn't,
do if you thought your friend,. wont&
lind out about then !
Fall Term from Sept. 4111
VEadi
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STRATFORD. ONT..
COMMERCIAL, SHORTHAND end
TELEGRAPHY DEPARTMENTS
We have thorough courses, ex-
perienced instrnetors and we place
graduates in po..itious. Demand tepee
us for trained help is many tunes the
number graduating. Get our free
catalogue.
D. A. McLACHLAN, Principal.
PATENTS,
ROMPTLY SECUi I'
In , l .• A a for our IVVY.N-
TO1:.- .u. ISEIt...I,ub will be seat (nee.
AlIRION Jt MAR1OI11.
264 Uriv■rity a.. Mtntrdal.
FENCING
Are you going to do any fencing ? We have
several tons of No. 12 coiled spring steel wire, which
was bought before the rise in wire, which we will give
you at the price of No. 9 wire,' that is, 5c per pound --
and a pound of this wire runs 32 feet. This makes a
good fence and cheap. We have a quantity of Na 9
coiled spring steel wire and also barbed wire. Call
and see the goods and get our prices.
Time to Spray
Now is the time for spraying. How about Lime
Sulphur at $6.00 per barrel ? We also have a
new preparation. Cooper's Fungicide. It prevents Fun-
gus Diseases. You simply mix it with water. It is
put up in 25c packages.
Bicycles, Lawn Mowers, etc.
Does your Bicycle require overhauling ? If so.
bring it in and it will be attended to promptly, as we
now have a man on that branch of the work.
How about your Lawn Mower? It is nearly time
for it to be used. Does it require sharpening ? If so,
let us know and we will call and get it and put it in
good repair.
We do Plumbing. Heating, Troughing, Electric Wiring.
All work promptly attended to and fully guaranteed
Chas. C. Lee
Phones - Store 22 The Square
House 112 doderich
001610