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4ThiatiliOi In 1892
Thursday, February 17, 192L
EDITORIAL NOTES.
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Now all togt7ther for a successful Oid \
Home Week in Gudetich.
The Ottawa House has opertei, a id :a
lively: session is its prospect.
Now express rates have jumped up.
Lite is Just one blamed thing atter tow use It to their utmost satis:aetion
another.
We first offered tlr\public our
TEA S7114
In spite of West Peterb,,ro' • the Premier 'Speaker, lion. E. N. Whisks, read% a"
evidently does not Meighen to have a
general election ju t now. THE WEEK AT CAPITAL me
hneY will attend at 3 o'cloi-k in the
ssage from the Governor -General's
secretary a llllll 'wing t hat Ilia Excel-
;
Herbert M. Mawat, M P.. of Toronto,
has joined the Conservative Association
of the city. He is now where he has
belonged (ma good many years.
It is pleasant to reflect that. though
individuals grow older. humanity retains
its youth. II we grown-ups have quit
buying valentines, the business has not
Id) len Dauel
011.04.1. Feb. 14.—They're
dress parade 1.4 ner and tl
menta ria us a re getting down t
lies's_ instead of talking at 0
other ut long mtge. 1 hrinligli
Met1111111 ot the press or public in
Mo, they are able to talk across in
floor of the House and .settle ltaelr
differenees verbally. Anil the session
Senate chamber for the purpose of
! formally opening the session of the
11. The Dominion Parliament. Hardly has he
finished reading this, 111 French and
sidDIMIOR,
reply to the 'speeds from the Tlirsmo
and. the opening speeches of the lead.,
ers of the parties in the chamber.
In the Senate eisamber. today the
plehiswIte bill. to amend the Dominion
Election's Act to provide for the use
of the existing voters' lists in 1 iking
the probillitioaridebiscite in the Prov•
Inc* of Ontario, is being introduced in
place of the usual pro forum hill.
That will Wean several daysearlier
action thls bill than if It were first
listroduced l tie Coioniis and then
passed along to the
When the Eirewerka Begins.
ln 1 ho Commons tomorrow it Is ex-
pected there will be an, amendment to
the whims.4 fr lion. Macke
King. When Mr. Mug gets the 1190
In the debate lie is expelled to mile.
to Insert t natio, In the address
lug U11011 the thi,:ernuietit to go to the
Country at the eirllest possible date.
That will probably lie the beginning
of the fireworks. The 111.411.1 nil for an
election will be eliallenged by the idov-
eminent on Ale grounds of insineerity,
almost surely, but it will probably' be
repeated Ism sly t flues dnrbiag the eow.
lug few weeks. flow soon the Gm,.
ernment will ass•eile to that demand
1(11,41- English, when new 'weiniwr„, are in. It Is hard to\ say.. Western members
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, tr....nets., AIM everyone, adopts an air abhor the Ill. -Might (If an
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si:e! of expectancy. and shortly three fore there is is`‘reilistrilintion. ',anis.-
. rei-onant knocks are heard at the Warty the men from British Columbia..
main door of the Commous chamber though it 1. rather hard to see how the
The sergeant -at -a ruse. resplendent in
, 4 be -t uniform. together with the
which opened at 2.30 today Iris all i
tirduarks of an Interesting one.; se er (41111144114(41111144114 of the tiouse. look. up
the ea
it 1311 air of aatouislonent, that 1(44
ceased. ' Both 41.1e5 will hitseeking 4.1e'll'illIone ,chould dare to rake such a
• material for- now 1,4 the aecepted time •rumpuit at the door of this s•liandwr.
for the Liberals to find the ammtini- i Theu,
don for th, ( outlet w
i gn hich tutor I hand. th
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' The opening proeeedlitir.." bilk pi/owl ett. op..H.,
r.,,W4. sooner or later. by a reign!
It would take a Ling memory to recall
such a winter as this. . The Saltford Sage
says he has seen hundreds of Februarys.
and never a one so mild as this February
01 1921.
thering up his sword in one
sergeant•at•arins. supported
bodyguard of doorkeepers.
Ile' door suffiviently wide
today In the new Senate chamber.. to sire who 1 out.ide. and, after etre-
with muds of the pre-war pomp and I 1,111. 0,,ing Aga in. returns to the
vanities. People prominent ottLially: emitre of the eIlitnit,er. with a stoves -
1101 '''"'1411)•• and 11"InS Will) 14.411" l". $11111 Of 111W Is,t.\p, and announces to
prominent socially if they could. to- I Hi. Homer the ti ker that a toes-
\ ether with a sprinkling of everyday .
General Smuts w:II have a majority for
folk. crowded into the Senate chamber ....tiger froua the mate desires ad -
his loyalist party in the new FatliaMent to hear ilies.,„lixcelleney deliver tin,. luitt3neei
The melownger. 'wh carefully alai
of outh Alrica. The ex Baer warrior speech front the Throne. which, as .
, formally admitted. pro ee to be the
Will ontinue to be oneot the great figures 11$1111 1. ferevasied only a small Part "'I Gentleuian r slier of th. Illatit Rod.
',what 14 likely
10 l'elrore 1.41.11'1" who. bowing low at ever third step.
of thkBtitish Empire.
spent during the ses.lots.,
The
has been
hwestern peninsula of Ontario
wing Mate tobaCco than On
• n hi
\ be market and a pod deal of land mane sit the old-timer. about the.Par- I
which has been., growing tobacco for some I 'Lament
eel\ d li 1 in r 1 itt.i(k
will (bit y r be *own to grain. 1 off by Ilea
i thing ills's.
• 1 The Opening
announce. that -HI. IfIee !elle'', the
The forinalitie. otipthig Partin- Governor-Ileni•ral, desires t e intme-.
, ars how name of their Ittrra;-;, 'Insp.! in -Ow eh:troller (ri• the honor -
don for the necreotner.. sem thou -
mesa, olll a4 the Empire weft -tam( nt- diate attendaniv of this 11 norable
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TIlIM per.
1111.1111ft. know the priweshire'.: "er" rem' l•lien110d
W. respects 1411(1 (Nee5 about to
lead the mina -tato the Senate rhem
Thie-e numbers of Got /louse wh
are entitled to wear 'ent tumidly don
their Wind.or uniforms for thla ocea-
slot!: 11 1141 their wires and lady friends
are In evening dress us-eupying seats
on the floor of the Sellate ell/amber .or
In 1114' reserved gallery.
Headed by the -ierEmint-n1-ii rim+ with
the mace. and at hi5 heels the 1111111y-
sergolInt, then the dark and deputy
clerk with the 11evessAvy send'. etc..
Speaker and deputy
their pTiges lead the roembers alone.
Toronto Te
Mr. Drury's proper
The Pitmie might j
The Tem o Telegram
that the\;oper place
asylum. . \
The soldiers a
on what would
all the barbed wire\left on the bat
\
The report now cam s from Eur
great quantities of i e barbed wir
ts?'ing made int.) nails. \ . '-'•"'"'"
1.„ -they would not for AttlY•
01 the frills.
enematal.
r Isere for 'hi. drat
is ow,,iipant of the
the ceremonial is a
•rhaps if the visi-
ons of uviol he
n up his wee,
1.000.11 all
frill- 441111
of -ow.,
am suggests that
To the 1143111
ee °II the farm.;.ses5r.1111. or to
*4 *I7 retort !astrasswrs' gallery.
the editor of , wonderful tidier.
• • for 14 of A railkal
nay 1.0 inelimal to tt
at tin. Adair. 1,11
I is the fret that Bless. vs
erseas used t
lifter the*eculatefripperies aro representa1
ti
1 iog tary4
gsmerations ago.
efleIOL in!_ ,
ro. hie gallerie• ot Phe 1/ through the esirritliirsto the Senate
that , common. peril (11she., pi ••• to eliailiher. ail decked iitif 111 11,4 he'd for
itte. ma• ti:' 4,1 ening ceremony. Th w u on. the ,weafilott.
'-her' hallo ad got intwtheir-tobtre* 4 There *Ih* kir aprohabity klimaat
prayer" rat. 011 r, wInog the doors to the only bar 1.11 eaptivity on tills side
. of the 4(11744411 River, the parade halt.,
the gallerie. l'i• 11(4(11(441.
111.•4.4 1114. 1, Ilf-3-114124.11 01' so mem- and the member.. those whO are new
I's OR WIXOM 111V 101Wliling 1.. a new lo „Lille game or''' who Ti o
nit. These.- Itielnde 140; Kam- ionlike, erowri into the spnee hehind
: Tends. ' -the Sp•Aker and House idliebils and
tut : 11,•Kel VII'. 111 Ya ie. 1' !h.) : r tale speech from the Throws.
sand., 1 rise Elgin', mid Ger- Then. the nquialltlez, overthe parole
iten. Av—r. It. Is - easy beads back to fire green eh:sinlper.
from 11 11 t'ey 441 Go chatuher to pick ss"11.-re the 1,-1,1,,r of the flovernment
• a member*. The fellow. and the lea hr of the f I/pewit ion ex-
Government would vitally direr Its
chances by • rtslistrIbution bill. It
could not change Quetree's. strength of
sixty -114l '.t.... .'(44.5 that is the basis
of representation, mid though it mitis
441141 a fi.c. seats i14 1(44 t\\Vwd It Is
tIotIItftt1 whether 44)4'4 1 its14114100
01 t hose men-, would I14 to the
Government.,
What Will MeIghen Do ?
The air la full of rumors toll(' lug
the 'West Pete...Niro tight. Cith
reconstruction 14 freely talked. A
also the possibilities of an early elec
tion. AN regards the former It would
appear doubtful „titile.ss Mr. Meighen
plan44 ro take /wine Stonlig Wen hall his
Cabinet, and, then slis-olvs, Parli unsaid
REST ASSURECI
You cannot well
afford to experi-
ment, nor should
you! When your
physician tells you
to take
Businessconittions are
-TOwinfritifili, no dotibT, o
ably mild weather ; but indt
not waiting that the coming to
ha one of tlie best in the hittory
liCh froth a business standpoint. \
I et present,
e unseason-
lima are t
ner wi ""
kaiir
Goie-
IT'S
ULSION I
you may rest assured I
that his decision is
the result of confi-
dence, built upon
\if as Manning Doher:y. the Provin
h inister of Agriculture. hal .in.vi:w
rural credits scheme which he believ
nill ssisf 'Materially in keepirs4 Carni
bco s o
in the L
Meth
out ilw
a la .h 1..• e 1,...ti -le, i• ye ir *after ys.sir ellAnge a 1111.11111e.. Anil the 'Ion... 14
for is .is*. ..rt kl 11 ts 0 ni1 1..s.i. ks th.•Ir ailkairsuaL ic it boua
t ny 'sit life .1...tenter.
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the farm It is to hf introduc d ''
14Iature at the present session.. t"
ira_wIth. I, •boralhiltaarpii .1j1it.into
. 11f P arli i tit 1,4.11141 .
r. nom 1111. all Inter., Th., dal the 1111.4f41e resumes. hi this
mine Iii•Nt. iit e•ork w it 11 the •piieelsen of the.
1 1 . 1 I .41.4
smite .; ,,I•tvh•lt is going ca,se ('11; .11* sips the real' 'wells/ling
4(4 w the 11,01 • I. 141011011. 0110 Morel', 1111,1 .4441111 er 111 111 rs
experience.
Semi & ems. Tomato. Oat.
ALSO MAKERS OF—
I.NOIDS
(Tablets or Granules)
FOR INDIGESTION !
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THE "FLU
ty
Dare Not Return
The "Fht" will certainly get a
warm reception this winter if it dares
show its ugly head in our peaceful
midst, for the people are confident
sow that they can deal it such a
washing blow it will never survive.
In every village, town end city in
Canada, families are fortifying them-
selves with the greatest "Flu" am-
munition known to aeience—Buck•
ley 's Bronchitis Mixture. Colds,
eoughs, etc.—the advance guards of
Flu—are met with withering fire, and
relief from these troubles is sure
every time, On. hundred thousand
Canadians are only too willing to tes-
tify to the great healing power this
`remedy contains. It has conquered
coughs of 35 years' standing. It can-
not fail to do for you what it has
done for others. You have everything
to gain and nothing to lose, as it is
sold under a money -back guarantee
to banish coughs, eolds, bronchitis,
bronchial asthma and prevent you
from getting the "Flu." It is not a
syrup, but a scientifie mixture, 20
dines stronger than any other cough
ours. One dose gives Lastest relief.
Prim, 75 cents. Take no substitute.
None genuine without myr signature.
Ask your druggist 17
SOLD IN GODERICH BY
.1. A. CAMPBELL
I \'t
1 Anil go ,to the countr, Before there
is Cabinet reeonetructio to the extent
talked of, two or three o the old Min -
1).0,14 must realgis. That .ould Iller 11
the loss of their votes in th \Conimons.
Thell if three or four men were sworn
111 from the present }louse thse'lloverii-
w ent would be deprived of the votes
for two months—and the ti velm-
ent eatinot spittle halfm-dosen mtes
tills session.
\The Governmept may be beaten 41a
A line 111 the 11011.e And furred oil
111 -4 at event it is hard to say how
long, ie session might. last. lin the
other nil. if the Government can
(•arry nim there, la. not nitwit likelihood
of the.se lou winding to a dose be-
fore some- Mai, negr the middle of
July,'_Ent, 'fore that time comets
there 'W:111 he enolIgh verbal battles to
sati.fy everyone. unless present Indlea-
tion. are all wrOtsg. . .
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MOIHER-!"
'tibe lion. ,bert Roger. has arrived at
Ott from e West jut in time to
impreN uaon t e. politicians there that
they cannot bla. him for the result in
West Petethoro% he Hun. "B )h" has
an idea thatX they int a boy who cm
win electioris he could ery quickly 144.01
Let 'bid" on yo.
ns
mirable. He adios hi arguments (0
speak for themselses. wi out heat or
rhetorical effort. He may always be
right ; but at any rate he a • go d
example in placing his case quiet before
the people and setting them to t king
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The Provincial timber iovestigation has
come to an abrupt 'n I, for the present at
least, as the result of the action of one of
the c mmanies under investigation which
_gueltions the junsdictn n of he commis-
sion an 1 is appealing to t courts 14. a
declaration that the c.)m ssion is acting
beyond its powers 'r commissioners
have decided to hold further sittings
until the question rri their authority is
I
definitely settled. nough has already
been ilivulged be e the comtni.sion to
justiffits aboi ment, and the people of
St Province sattll not be sraisfied if it is
not. ai)6)0ted to dpritinuc i:s work of in-
gestigation,
When the United Farmers ellne 111.
to IwtWer tilltArlo 11 Wits expeeteil
that Governmental freon'omy would he
one of their airmig points, and it Isc
rather .iirpri.ing to find that. Insipid
of showing ally deerea•e. the-19.4in.
-eta} expenditure* hare ruaterlally
creii.o.ii To ;that exten.11...
le due to tile lower value of the dollar
we (h, not know: Mit at no' eat., the
reeelpts Are nol keeping pop with the
expendittire. Him Peter Smith. the
Provincial 'Treasurer. make. Iii• bud-
get speech 111 the l'a,g I +la t si re 1 11 Is
week and may be able to justify the
inerenised outlay as In the public in-
tereat. or It nosy he that Hon. Mr.
Smith intent on •howtint that the
proptilsr eOnerpt 1011 of, lis*. farmer a.
"tightwad", is a mistaken one.
UN LIFE
COMPA
MU OF C
1871 HEAD OFFICE MONTREAL
WRA
UBILEE YEAR
1921
AF century os elapsed sin, r• Cm- Sort life Assurance Company d
167 he fi urea sulacit -d herewith
in( • -ate t se size, a en
has attained among the Ii assurance ir.,t;tutions of the world, as Meutt
Its operationl during those first years.
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INOPSIS F RESULTS FOR 1920
"California Syrup of Figs"
Child's Best Laxativ
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SALE OF DRESS SILKS 1
Yard -wide heavy black Silk Duchess Pailette,, rig
II
a deepest lustre, and heavy, suitable for skirts,
a dresses or suits. Regular $3.00, at per yard $1.95
X
SHANTUNG SILK X
NIX
it 200 yards of 34 -inch wide, heavy, pure, nat- IN
iii ural Raw Silk, washes and wears to no end. $1.25 $
al quality, at per yard 85c li
a Yard -wide Pailette Silk in navys, browns, a
a greens, good weight and- purest stock. On sale at a
$1.68 im
a per yard
XX
X RUGS $
X British Tapestry Rugs, select patterns and $
X best colorings, good pile. X
X Size 3 x 3 yards, reduced to $20.00 X
X Size 3 x 3), . yards, reduced to $25.00 N
X Size 3 x 4 yards, reduced to $27.50 $
• BEST BRUSSELS RUGS 1
IN 3 x 3 yards, now $30.00 X
X 3 x 31:, yards, now $35.00 X
X 3-x 4 yards, now $40.00 X
X $
II HOSIERY $
X
X
0
IE black cashmere Hose, size* 9, 91:,, 10. Regular
$1.25
G LOVES N.
• _Perrin's best quality kid Glo es, new spring al
stock, in tans, greys, black, white, dome fasten-
▪ ers and quality better than ever .At r pair $2.75 •
,
'111 CORSETS -111
A La Grace Corsets, all sizes 20 to 3 in sev-
eral new models, now at sPecial price \.$1.95
\ X
Best all -wool English make, women's fine
a $1.90, at per pair
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N. Acheson & Son
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"Accept "California" Syrup of Figs
o ly—look for the name California on
th -package, tin you are sure your
rhlt4 is having the best and most
handless physic for the little stomach,
liver and bowels. Children love Its
fruity tote. Full directions on each
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`'Casca. rets" if
Sick br-Biliciusi
Let a pleasant, harm-
less Ca.earet work while poi sleep t111.1
have sonr liver e( the, head clear,
stoma, ewert and boasts moving
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/19,9,ETS
Assets as at 31st December, 19
Increase over 1919 . . .
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_ INC ME •-• •
Cash Income from Preitslums, Interest, Rents, etc., In
1920
Increase over 1919 .
PROFITS PAID OR Ith.OrFED
Profits Paid or Allotted to Policyholders In 924 . .
Total Surplus 31st December, 1920, Oe..' all llailltlest
and capital $ 8464,07.13
Arrrwriir.g tn Cestrow'S Staadard, vizi, for ,
a'tyss. the 41141 131 TAN., with 8'2 and IWIr
crnt inter...1. ant for annuities. the R. 0. Select
Lilacs :411 Per ,xne^ intereA)•
TOT.al. PAYMENTS TO POLICYHOLDERS
s, Niat tired Endowments, Profits, etc., during 1020 $ 10,NYT,402.011'
Polliyholders since organization . . . 102.1s:7,934.31
ASSURANCES ISSUED DURING 1.720
and mild for In cash during 1930
s1p19 . . . .
' BUSINESS IN FORCE
in 11, 31st December, 1924 .
1919 ..... • • • ,
TH OMPANY'S pROWTH
$114 R39,414.48
tt,127,976.11
$ 21.751,370.43
3.u17,377.33
$ 1,615,645.64
Death CIa
Payments
Assurances Ise
loco:ace over
Lite Assurances
Increase over
•
usa
17•,V111
2106,1101,266.23
2o,.142,419.79
. $456,641,233.17
. 70,282,773.12
A514
1472
1400
10008"
1910
$ ta.21o9.1
141,402.si
4(5507s 44
2,7.0.224.52
P./MA:4.94
19M ...... ...L 111,781.5711.43
$ 14445*05
473.5.3203
2.473.414.10
33164.790.37
114.11.14,444.46
Lwl *14
TN PONCA
8 1.064.380.09
3107,139 11
15.759.355.911
117,940.AM.M111
143$49.217¢.09
4114,441,215.17
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Clinton and Goderich, Ont.
OFFERS TIM FOLLQW4.NG Cot:i(Es
Business Stenographic
S;cretarial Civil Service
Teachers' Training Course
arradges Special C rses for students.
TIE FoI.Lour 'cc. ADVANTAGES
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/tight,- WithrSol Teaching itaff
Actual'ilusinea. farstetn of Book
Cie( lential Type% ritin
- Position.
Ping
Tests
uaratatted
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or this district. by Con'Artinient appointment. And unii in-
epection by Soldiers' Civil it e•estableChniciit I separtment .\\
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For Terms. etc , write
IS. E. 1VARD, 1,-
, B. .1., M. .1ects.,
Principal
Plaine 1/41, Clinton .
11 1 STONE,
('om. Sped:Milt.
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Winter Term begins Monday, January 3rd, 1921 11
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Hallten and FAL Anrew's sts.
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aill:NT Fon
Cockshutt Farm Machinery
Adams Wagons
Renfrew Truck Scales
- .% (4) diva lo•r it!
& Hisets Pianos aiiii
Star Phonographs
tal rge selert1011 Of 1' lionog ph
Records constantly on hand
Those wanting anything irs
out lines are invited to call
and see what we can do for
them .
PHONE 104
IhrieWiesesesioaem'sow's~94.1191040,191"
1 NOSE CLOGGED FROM
A COLD OR CATARRH
App%Creaia A:1 pNrd
sosaeril: To
ret
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All? What relief! Your clogged nos-
trils open right up, the, air passages o
ymir head are clear and yent can breath.
freely. No more howking, snuffling,
murmurs discherge, headache, dryness -,no
struggling for breath at night, your cold
or eatarrisiaone•
Don't staylatuffed up! Get a small
bottle ofEly's Comm Balm from your
4rugg1stMow. Apply a littk of this
frogrant. antiseptic eream in your nos -
ants, let it penetrate through every air
passage of the lwad soothe and heal
the swollen, inflamed mucous membrane,'
giving you instant relief. Fly'e Cream.
Balm is just what every cold and (11-
tarrh sufferer has beim mekiag. It's
just spieudid.
Our Double Harness
ill be found equal to the most per-
fectly matched team in symmetry
and beauty.. It meta gracefully on
the homes, and while fitting perfectly
allowsi the' greatest freedom of
action It you have, a high-claaa
tram eotne here for harnems appro
priate for their ClAR. nave your
old Harness oiled end repaired now
for Spring.
11..1. FISHER, Hamilton St,
GODERICH
DECORAT ING
A ND
Decorating Matciials
Wall Papers, Paints, etc.
We sell yott the msterials, or
take the contract of decorating
your hotne, store or office.,.
Estimates cheerfully given
GLASS
Window Glass, Plate Glass
Mirrors, etc.
We can impish- yottr wants in
nv kind of Glass
J. CUTHBERTSON
North side West st. Phone 354
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