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in the h. ..• and h.,ve naontatindrJ .t to
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TO SIGNAL
- GODERIOH, ONT.
Children'..vk1 $.elet): Neter. Nut lu a, ItellgLeur Sense. QIe YEtug! % ftM.IN H 1U r ( '1 .:Ittaa
!n the• lune Finance riNice t lents (e s • u.
ruo , ty last wcr Accuuute a'rte passed es soldier purchased. rani*' list►{ t Health anti sireugih (y t ower wh rimer. s at Sytutgbaok
rather incoherentI
1 o sirs ;t . toe county Y e r and dui. • +} s ra ladthwtl. j, nd n 1 h mar► toast p +tet•
visitable to tdetriUy the case Su a lett,
.11!'4 Well That Ends Well.
L 'know, June Ills -Miss Nora
J(1�
t'lu. mel.. t +awltataeudtlare *L tIW receiv tunng rflpoul a h„nd which U'e Knowles was married at the AletlxNhs1
m u(hly roret,n,. lit the (hildregs' .11d olds had lir sed, lits rttrl ,('> ' �l. parsonage ht re today to WW1 blrxrrp;.u, a
t lot u{ 1� +' 1 l' I r k e g
and the otbee yta�' J h Mrs.
Tinualny., Juste 2li 1:xo:-ra
MY
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Lary
reported
rt �,1 verybusy armor.. Five) rirrnt hack to the Soldier askitt� 'tx stoat 12.1 pas w wt:cuan that t was limiting• at •l u'clt>Lk, the a &UO$2y 1)ttug Rrn
:urde ward, of the Society Wee n;a:ion and incider}tally n quirir' et quut,ng ,(,,rk,'' ::ad Aus• nu.%ald l {onued by R. ('. F.' bemuse l he tlbh)P ..
t 1t l ltd 1'r. 2TT I1 f tl J t u i r L rdun
�c 1 eti's Drat• : ole a Wight. u -r u � n' want 1 t pu.nu:e soil tl Is v
aft wee ' ,y ti.e maglattate s ors err whither it was a t'enverte .bond.
J1a1;.a1W(1. *1') 16 6t11xr1nllr:Ut sol vl (tie 'e l on iC • 1trrIl2 241 salt t, :
aw-at• premed tot eittiderim ► 11►a 1.Gil` r -.r 6t`. �Tlf.--mina • sort 't'r1f11Rried,' klil6" t t arta:ehT to the i(ucli ify To- t At.. bitntm�tr+stss-
b4C O4eu,e a� u:} 1 Qsttkc, when cr.n 1 \1'•s
, oy t to 1 alibi. tti.teitatutty:e at Let teem,. . Knowles two atm aiti) for eIU 3393).
' 1 Suutb attest ttuebtx,.J c t I:1Iias I nowlea:afar r.eCiv'in A premise L1
1 1l g b h f l bey wr to back the reedier. and l don't
would be g ad t . kgow of a gond biome In it me,sed up in relit�t�un either. 1'uu just
'lit couhlry ., • • re he coeld work on the Gerd u to ale l -T; '•was "-1rw 1'wk
1iiu Th, t u s
• e we a ri glad to LVrnin;,' t'o'te 'for eialneen Ibis I- Lave •t.tlereo . ,Messiahs did riot hear from Ala Sr.. -amen •
know o! n h open to a bright, alit - �_- •
__:____" fn,pt amour Bili. -11uu %id, :•,, 2,- , 113 some Itme, and becunung*"aluttuus
1.1'x1)• Is },,ai v.:rteen, %vie, le lam ar:d t- 7-. - decided (b imlitIlte lance d►nge through •
is dt shot,- „i ting an eduratu,n. There I • . ' The IhKtu�'r i in.f !'ae: a timing 7r. coup i .: , tit, ul t her counsel. Walkerton 1 wyrr.
dlzznussJin ,,, d•,el.,; 1, , u, alk
a 111.ii a k'. . 'd^.!ourtet n, r• bdy fur a , r Dr. Build:, w•Lo was asked by a man in nod gut'logy (i, • ,1 , 1-,..., ,t o t Air Slue man exp.4ntd a lima time he
MEDICAL.
• o• MUNI! N. tS'Ik0
tell',. .Luu,ulea.o t •tartldlcuu
lure * npr,. t►ZY
ear, rue stdih ere. tease diallers, us bas
aid tkklwalic tilt -Mesa. \ Alias lea erd4.e
Htttsr rte rile. ( ate at soi:toe, cwne
%Meteor 1 Ai(toe%. p. AiIca, ca.c
Wrrey.,'Ilen(t)tett:.ty :site: 12(am
by appointment
AUCTIONEER.
THOMAS OUNDRY
AUCTIOPt .ER.
Hoa 67,Goderici, MI intent hots by Mull or
tilt at St4uell.e.ce will Lt jatletwtd to
rearbei.ee tern Liss 11v.
LEGAL. ,
(111(
1 he to , .where ptituit and dA/1.•
t s wt n•, , ince last met
e a; Mala: T FI:
L e b. xnehipofGedwlch,lll0;
Flea .shi) t•f t,e}t, *PI Al ss T,.iizia•
'•i eijcunrtances to attend his wife; trued se seely their L . ...p trot y ':tds lit • /'1'd ell • Etu, buttt huvfn,t Ulnae t s to
� I
,:
latter. _
I 'nv12 live t ons, . said the Out the •btu u •. ul}' :it was lvr aevcrr ; -`
endynu shltl'ave'etn w'heth:r you hill tuat 1 con' hetet:. i,se them hlj• sleep 1t 1\left lvl i
et titre• seas very d, Urbt d and brol•in mad in the I
lint( 1 (7442. SSI Lk. ter 11`nneria• Sh,,;rtls after the womIn died, and its
Acumpan}.h:t: hit'u t .,,ituiithic)hruni
Ineti ate. 'e',„ ells. Wm• Strachari, 31; t; t me:midge 1 kit tiled te.il 1 Ino. i began ,
due ctlluse the mea el Medicine sent in his to set: tail if'1 dill not s,,,,tr plater. remedy to carry on the inditte,t :and uy,," 1�, train
L•(,I2 .L•.ldbd 1.1.alagr'
1 thech'dret.: bora of lhe(,ranu lots.. Utd 3'c.0 kill the chi ' m'• asked dietttlust 'nave II led nearil every ped a tie LIr , 7 tar tlrx eu)ul •• ; mal h is
rtreat o i'LI)dj__ ., d fruit; a•,1Tdetroli. f husband, the next d y. a6 ti 1X Il,acl l i 1, Llmi ul. Seeder
'{ that the drul,gxts sell •Gut they al:vrr
1(rckh t ge; `- • lie Ate c. St;lfrs•. amu.' lathe pit idem Iz S: I opeland sect
J. 11. r lino!, ! 11rs. Curr, t t• :rem' rt yon clue 'er '" he persisted h 'pod Ire ticntick
)' "Di } it l
Mrs. Lit le, v tables; A Friend •;ode • No." brad dezixed'rt- r n.;,2 jo. y.l;tjtj,c, sue, Charles lira, shalt, muetta ors.
1ric6TGwn )li;, _t tab:e6 $rrdlruct: '\Isle ,/ire -e r." its ,tl and •a- u
e ,atT (slum �. Iliad
1 outlet lout (Ulu the test. I t u, : William MiLeu Mini Ltireal mei/ at his
W. 11 mi ti r .1,:evale, a; p:t : f:, IA rt 'ave n) legal cemat d. Spa a \foment\ itch congratulate nn s. h Dai WM.: so 1„me here op Jure tach ►n his six }=third •
I l'2Ikon. to u, bk., lb;rrs. l i.(xjtrr.,. ..• attse what', h.• t+r ate to eeitiliy. I year, shad to oW 1..1•tti -la_Li_-tvtlt. two
MTI spfai t1! c;t'tbms 4.. s. U Miler..., _ _ daughters. Mt . Fred I_ 1')itvld.on and
allawls s*.w : tr - \buses b. -3t: `Ila -_1•a ' llrr l}tmlid Friend._ _ r yr nt,w taken L lir **Atka (J the meth.
a basket of i o •lope; Miss Sharp, '2 ,rne, ?Also Passe , in- ` w 7lzetit, r d)-1 ha on and flus Is wt -
(2 (I Ild at dune for tar, . bliss fern: , anu out t•en, 11 iihi,T. of
tt.ree jars of tc:, and pickles;A'r.. Chas hat e's"mil Guide .►esrd me a moment ago My ppetlte is :ah:rntiid i..t tont May , Toronto lie.ole ce ming t„ 11 i tI'2t!iin Mr, •
Black, ck,thi Lit you think 1 en ' - to . •11'•1 lv food Lilt tinct that I can digest 1icLaughlin was engtio. in the tattlj
`Chtnext,ou' Meeting of the' ,eiety •thiel; from hie feta•
Tit
held m triit�er, at the12'66 ]?Cern -1
some matte tossicateg-_Whe1i2. r.'jeued it erther lend st;, . %e S flan tit( his tin pre 'hie eta • Itte•cause lit
the nature dt ItcstCJ • tpJhrhusband.:
� l,,lntsdr.....�luclmatrrclwrmlr++d+li)k..Jt:iauGLY:rI rt;iry.
Mrs. Wm. t'•33, to. bol brats #rot jaiti. • b r my axldi.lon I would ioi1apsi.... t ht1�1111'a3 lnfjTL• sly.
rt
elt
nd
rt
• ••1 had read in we pJlk•"S IN,w people and tar •s tier, at.d IN, In1mN Fr
Li G. CAMI•.RON, K. C. IHARRIS-
17(
TER, st210r. n.:tary publt . place
i�t1semmrdlttr. Street. e.od,uc11, thud door from
igaars. 1 rust iamb to Iwo al lot6rat relit.
D C. HAYS,
it. BAAa1STEh.SOLICITOat.NOTARY
Pt,ISLPC. k. IL.
Once-Slerhnn{s..I'an.k 131.tk, I;aa,ilum srrect
G.dtaicb. Telephone ea.
Real Estate. 1•oaoa and Insurance.
PROLLIOOT, KI3.LGPAN A CCGhk.
$ AORIS11-RS, SOLICITORS, NOTARIES
PUBLIC:. ETC.
Oda* cm the Music .c7Wd.A•••+• 1••o.3 Rawl
o. Street, Guderlcb.
Private lands to loan at lowest rates.
W. Pent sour, K. C.. J. L. )(Acumen
men
H. J 1) Coma.
- f'IHARLES GARROW. LL. B., BAR -
y
HA ER. attar nay. suhc,tot• etc.. <:utknab
arty -leaned attlowesl rates.
SEALER, BARRISTER. SOL-
I!.• 11.1TUk. toter), puW,c and conveyancer.
Otto -Churl Boum Oodcmmb. (N1[m
IIISURAIIC&. LOANS_ ETC.
M cKILLOP MUTUAL FIRE INSUR-
Dl arse ECO. -Farm Mad isolated town prop -
ort insured.
hers -Joe- Connolly, Pres" Goderkb P. O.;
'las. Evaoa. Vice -Pea., Beechwood P.O.; Thomas
itBays, Sac.-Treas. Sealortb P.O.
•Directors -D. F. McGregor, R. R. No. r. Sea-
; John G. Grieve, No. 4, Walton; Welham
R. R. Geo.
It Seat«th; John Neo. It. Sea
ea: Geo. McCutney, R. R. No. 5, Sea-
obertFerns Harl«k. Malcolm Mc-
g Clinton; Jams Evans, 1teethwood; James
aaaony,ton
h.
Agents: J. W. Yeo Goder•ch. Ale:. Leitch.
RR R. No 1, Clinton; William Chesney, Sealorth;
i- Hlnchtey. Sealorth. Policy-bolder'can pa all
Cyments and `et their cas receipted at .
Grocery.
tab'a Clothing Store, Canton. R.H. Cent.
Mori's Gemmel Slware street.
ls rseld iet+. « i iI.
•
VatataMILMaa
BropL1e3 Bros.
hie Lead.
e lug •
Funeral Directors
sad Embalmers
•
Orders carefully attended to
at 111 -bears.-night or day.
GODERIOH
Assarsousiewalewoommilsolowoolou
utuaet 7UIIK• _ _ _ _ . - can
with t d;u,.'u n, 1 leo )ongtr have busilir2s at Foriwtth,
think
w
k ecu -ought to-adcl el ZZ2 J. lr wh1tr rt lily _weak and the
tl
P n
prtattent, ffie y dear ►uatrui Tr n tiipt fltllf /ia ri.turr.at i,nhate tate cuiu
pkRly di ap11 I sTi p suu1L'I; such -fit'-siiti Slag V u1
st
• ''al 1 t a ease l
trusmess fc; the err met menthe.
1 rise UT the n :r 12 g' facltcg It .(Ital rd.' Arthur Green, the Culross far er who
True. l The cnlortsme c 1.: haek into n y cheeks , m;,• sleuyuely ilia;tp ; n d •hum
• f'" h' tne
\ 1 uatrt1. aid 'bur whose t u -that the
What h. 1 dp r. apt t teals
Facmc -arid [h,•
- But I am certain of one thing, alar• 1, :1 , .28(1 in spirits. 1 ,.r( },.0 these fails m• hlunng (amps (cru/ searched,
, "What. Ir your (planta of the possibility and my comp'• :i , i• Muth improved• 1 1.4,04 ng a I:imt'y
• I • �8 • tntd-a :•e- t.wi-art t.•r'ht and apple
Dm/sat-tear. "i'nr--sere eilrr}h..x •:_tah abttttt that.: tatty }1etl?lk tl<.ittentll.>dy_..I'i. iter lit
eel u'. Ottawa• of crnnmumtatu g with the eitted r h. R+ a .64(121( such app
te-
'A1r. Dour} :.44), ' lieutenants have
come a great u,:a to restore the, petstige I positive chance for IxcBcr aid .hu.dlkr gladly, (lir Tprl.,r 1.• - a( n n.rhtalth and turned Saturd:•>' lost to t1,e fold again
olthe(hrtaniih•;tsla re a. nits• runient and 1appirr enrnrn22 i,'rtiun •via:, the Surnvlhandy S ..r :t 1222.'dieu 1 was wafter an absence o1 ovey'two weeks, it
of•demi Tracy.* Whatt(needs&.ttivttan'a'kv,'aA d *'d.4 w••rr [Le eIT '. mut:h tlt>cour . 21\‘!!,,1111.0111111-
c,nitn I11 j ,d stt,m. that. the IIll ti a ntan_wrote his
i, a dra ,c post': silrilar� o +1,.. Cc mp r st le lit healtt . hrulher.in•law 1112. 1 rownecumbe. Of.
h,hed at Toe t2u i Oclobtt: (419. And The tihuttc. I :lien
lv dt•... y 11 tt. •Sergi 1. Ir'�yiin a plan called Auburn, and
P ei i4lr and t.:.le,tdmie, .1u NI: lkaynscumbe listened thither arxt
there may be a chance of'gcI .ojJitnriitg Oh. graciou f
the, • Wesal I'. :hi met to.,1 s (timer i would not ble k the news Do • n:
•t;t n. ill I. r the a rt m ,rs ,:t rat o
(tr • bl-shing beide one,. - ; evt•r,t- town. , I pars':adrd him t *return In his home:
p ifib l h P 1 f lit in• a.few lad date and brief I \ ' 1!w m sorry that many fraud would
Q I resole itself 'into a tragedy bas bct'n
sly caroled nn. • tarn stow= 11)0 airy charge fur f. A -Canadian orator agmer, sr n !tear. wt r / any grutsurrte-CUtreirtR-
derived :profit l f' • . leen years of•'sue.esslul oil decided to' feat ring t affair, -Kincardine Revtew,
t regimee /itre :When you have had your heaven on earth! sell out and 217(4•. to (Int no: He gave I
are.lirtriared'' ti'ouwilt be told whet butter'' e;ate. , this bluff esp:an ltuutn1 his tion.; "I'm'
than are ' You'll.lea•n when buying eggs ,.r fruit ' hankering for tl.e sight of \trtes. Flit' - til: Willie was discovered by his
axe which? Ilow'much it costs to feed the brute. I fourteen years 'I have hn,ktd from my 2 Sar ' duariously smashing all the eggs
• I window on a morsel_ of what ? liar, , 'n t • ou•e.
cation moot • be cease
The interests whish hay
(rem the l rt. iia and
ov erleadrd
to spend .it lavishly Jath
Government tn,•al!ed ` t
would be proryl"h• and n
sive (o'Ihe to pular grill.
ty rrspon- It
; wore ! Barbed wire ` My .child• n
are hy, il c she cried, aghast, "what
The /.sled•OIIi Days. growing up to a landscape of - t r deryou :mean by breaking all those eggs? '
nr,•.kvllle Rec4,1er. ' Barbed whet! -Bathed wire t" T -.+ -%••Well."s ' Wihie:' Iheard papa saying
Some of us carr remember when we '• says The-Getrat+ianFreester -Journal,
ceul(1 go into a gtocery store and buy proveethe great'ttabiltzer of prairie
something for a quarter. 1 ation.
Keep Them Growing'
I Children who are over -thin,
• listless or delicate, should take
SIott'S Emulsion
regularly every day as an
aid to growth and sturdiness.
INothing surpasses Scott's*
Emulsion as a tonic -nutri-
ent for a child of any ago.
�acott A Dowse. Tomato, Ont.
1
Tonga and CY�rles Ser.. Toronto
aw.d thassatorattlika hi lesitheet week.
Cant d.■...d (a ea assersses Asa sit L�•
few no.. Weis iso CwsIsrla.
W. 1. ELLIOTT. Priael7M
Raincoats
for men at a
remarkable price
lien's Tweed Raincoats. The
coat is cut in the single-
breasted style, a•�loose
belt witklackIe.
34 to 42 at
$12.45° .-# 6:
Mei s Fawn Raispeb. 1. Made
in singre-br d style,
double -stitched seams.
Sizes 34 to 46 at
$7.45
M. Robins
Sesfk_Siile Square --- Goderitk
OPEN EVENINGS
Fruit Growing on
there wetibese bur , end
I'm trying to. iL-EdsnburRh Scots-
man.
L
C
---
t
..n
new
c�vel as w z
•
'! lose Wit„ . t ' . tinted. -Limy Gcargett'c tend fez ,-
I.!ousm-'tholeLI:Ei.Irflittgetsaufnerunder thin
e tc., are really beucfftted by being cleansed 'wit Li -
1 UX
iI.UX tit•: •s out-eny perspiratars stains--leavrs v:
thing fte.:h anal NEW. You Sec, there is no rubl ._.g •
with LUX and it is so pure thr.t it will harm noel::r.;;
at aH that pure wateriitselrn1Ty tguch.
LUX is matchless in purity -matchless in rest:Its.
Lux is sold at. all Grocers Departmental Storss. et,.
el handy rec'pe-boob "The Care of Doinin
Clothes" • gladly ran: free on mores!.
LEVER BROTHERS LIMITED, TORONTO
a'iri
FIbLE RE PAIRI N G
► ing your tread•wotn tires to us
' e
let us retread them for yo u and
an extra 2,000 to 3,000 extra mile-
ge out sof tires that are prat ticallY . .
ilrorthlena, or let us reline you t titer .
/�� which will strengthen it 50 per cent. •
Jos` Tires repaired in the proper 1 Mme by
our process will pay biggest r12 tints. _ R'
Let us examine your tires. -If we t
cannot save your buytltg a new t ire, it». 7-", ; ``$I;+
will be a
Tires, Tubes, Acceesorie-. N ''
Haml:I •n St,,
•
{ H• J. FISHER,
befo
]leatg re e eof of the
\ wheat grower hundre + of varieties
of small fruits grew n the sheltered
'Pots of that great orth-west y( the
American Continent. now kno as
Use Canadian Prairie Provinces of
Alberta. Saskatchewata<and Manitolla.
Several varieties o wild currants
and hurries. of a m St delicious flav-
or. are still found throuChollt these
__three prov'�IL11-))'Slf1 ne
excursions for one of the most de-
llgbtful divers ns In the life on the
farm there. / n the woodlands, bo-
th. ere s, lakes and rivers. It
dos not a io^lg during the season
for thew en -folk and the children
to pick tfictent wild straw es.
'aepber es, saskatoons, red. black
and lie currants. gooseberries,
etc., 44 keep the family well supplied
In p/bservea until the following sea-
. 100(
ANNOUNCEMENT.
The season has arrived for
White Footwear!
We !IRVe a large assortment of Weltllenes
Pumps. Colonials aad Oxfords, with low told
high heels.
Also for misses and children we hate White
Canvas Oxfords, Slippers and High Shoes.
White Canvas Oxfords and High Boots, in
Welts & McKay's, for men.
Let us supply you with your wLite goods.
^^^^-HERN'S BOOT SHOPw
4
the -w414- vil'1Rtit at --trust
igiow so profusely It Is natant! to *e-
t that some. at Iwai. of the cul-
tvated varieties will grow equally
►weilI; and this expectation has tee;
realised by hundreds of farmers in
Western Canada who have made a
hobby of growing small fruits. Their
success shows that with reasonable
erre and attention there ban oppor-
tunity to develop fruit raising telt
the Canadian prairies Into something
more than a.vocatlon of ■ few farm-
er. 1t could possibly be developed
Into est hnportant industry.
Muer. vivIuables Information non -
corning virietles of the different
kinds of fruit most, adaptable to the
noadittons prevalent on the prairie
farm has been gathere 1 by the. horti-
cultural departments of the r'rovin-
ital tintverw'tes of ktaa-.oba. Sas-
katchewan and Alberta and by the
atpertraental station scattered
throughout the eountry. At the Unl-
Versity of Alberta, at F.dmoseon.
wnieb le more than three hundred
adios north of the international
boundary. a large number of varie-
ties
ari♦ties of currant*. , reapbevrfea, and
strawberries. have been grown with
ednspicuous Nueeess for many years.
At least a dozen varieties of eur-
ttat have done well, smirker very
bawdily and giving heavy yields of
extremely dellcheas fruit Ruby
Castle. Red Cherry. Rod Dalai and
aunt.* fats tested tis N rnlM.
(1) Strawberries grown in Alberta,
(2) A Fertile strawberry patch.
the best of the red kind. White berta, were supplied to this eran-
pany's dining car and hotel a.srvicrls.
and their delicious- flavor was very
highly spoken of.
The grower of strawberries on a
eornmercfal scale In this northern
territory weal have a great advant-
age. His berries w111 ripen later
time those grown further south, and
he will bre able to bring them on the
market after the supply of herr es
grown elsewbere haa bgeerrse st-
hatrst.d. Beslden. the raver of these
berries Is such that the twit would
he able to hold its own wen If bier,
were any competition. From the
middle of July until the end of Sep-
tember, sad sometimes later..traw-
berries from else Canadian prairies
could be bought on the menet.
One of the moot Interesting ear -
prises prepared tor the Prince of
Wales during his torr tbreegh Can-
ada last year was the presentation
of a bet of etrawbsrr1ed at Leth-
bridge. Alberta. Them berries were
grows by Joke Itgrnttou ern his farm
at Csatdato. our Lethbridge and
were Melted la =rice on the
swelling of the pris.stattoo to the
Prises arty M t)ntsbar. , Freida
ataalselSTrieo Is or*ebn are certainly
a atweeety la the northern betels.
pyre tilt they reality 12`e • poWbtl..
Grape and White Dutch of the
white. and the Black Maples,
Prolific, Victoria and North Star
of the back currants. Several
varieties of red, black slid golden
raspberries, particularly the red,
have also been grown with success it
Edmonton. The Sunbeam and Cuth-
bert are tis favorite raspberries.•
Their flavor is fine. they yield heav-
ily, and the former. particularly,
ripens very early in the season. The
Herbert, Turner, King and Louden
varieties have also been very aue-
ceastul. The Caroline bar proved
to be the best of the yellow rasp-
berries. Rlaekberrlers have not been
so satlafaetorg as the red and the
yellow at Rdaloa+on.but in other
parts of the country they are being
'morn with sere sr less success.
Strawberries are quite at borne es
the Canadilaa prairies. They are, in-
deed, ahs e}s1 popular of tbs small
fruits gyrwi la the farm garde*. it
seems safe toredact that before
eaLy eessetis lave .lapeed these
lneines berries win be grown and
marketed ea a esisreta) .•ml* la
easily putt at W..ters Cana
hitherto rsptatod for wheat raining
and .ted 'tablas 1aly. Tor assay
years strawberries grown ea thesiesistraDs-
ieli Tam
the °wadies
Pastae I1i$w'a1 d«air.
• wets-'
happy smiles. white •
teeth, good appetites
and digestions. s
its benefits are as GREAT
as its cost is SMALL!
it satisfies the desire for
sweets. and is beneficial. too.
Seated Tight Kept Right
The
Flavor
Lasts
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