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g into another
,air of the CI-Mee-
t° the humid
the coast, sparse jack pine
mountain meadows are rQplao.
by huge dripping cedars, blue
bedorne overcast,
It rained at least pace every day
We were there. Sometimes twice;
When it wasn't raining the huMid-
ity„ was, oppressive.
The valley 15 a beautiful, place,
nevertheless.
Great 'eight and nine thousand
m foot ountain tower' above the
valley. floor, their ,slopes splashed,
with the bluewhite of a thousand
gleciera. Giant firs and ,cedars
blanket 'Mel' valley and mount the,
slopes of the sidehills, • • A dozen subsidiary . valleYs open
to view fold on fall of tree-clad,
hillside, each terminating in ,an
abrupt mountain wall •at the far
end.
And down' through the' valley
runs the dark green water of the
Atnarke, Riyer, which, 'combining
with.the 'glacial at flo of the Tel-
chako, ;forms the atartling aqua-
marine' of the Bella Coola River.
The 'Board of Trade was right
When they called it 'a 'tourist's'
paradise, The only difficulty is that
300 miles of road from Williams
Lake" '
They .tell me you can catch
spring salmon up to 50 pounds In
the Atnarko, It also is Said tb con-
tain, in'season,, rainbow trout, cut-
throat trout, Dolly Varden, cohoe
salmon and stee)head. --
' I 'must :confess I was practically
skunked in the Atilarlco River but
the way I fish may haVe had some-
thing to do with it.
The valley also has salt chuck
fishing for those who prefer it.; It
has some of the world's largest
grizzly bears, as well as goat,
moose, deer and caribou.
Peculiarly enough Bella., Coola`
itself , •isn't the least prepared 'for
any sort of tpurist promotion,
There isn't an hotel in town, and
the oay Motel I could see was a
converTed hotase.,A Forest Service
picnic *site is the only accoinmo-
;dation for the camper, although I
will admit it Was one of the best
kept I haye ever seen.
There ate maybe a half dozen
stores. in Bella Coola, enough per-
haps for the valley's 1,200 inhabi-
tants, but very inadequate from a
tourists,' standpoint, %There is no
liquorstore, no drug store, -no
newspaper, no bank.
But in spite of present condi-
tions, the future is, biight.for Bella
Coola and for the Chilaotin.
Completion of the new road' is
Undoehtedly bringing ' more and
more' people to the valley. '
With, its scenery, its fishing and
its,hunting; Bella Coola can hardly
fail to Miss a. as tourist centre,
Valley is like ,eonlit
world, Thq' crisp
tin gives wa
phere of
arid
ed
priced at „ $3.50 , alai
Nylon lace trim
vAN•Tnts ...... ...... $1.00 pair
Lireattim PANTIES; 01, fine rayon ........... ,...„„ ............ elle, 70.0 pair
Gtiv Mist NYLONS a. ... style leader in sheer Nylons ,:$1,00 0.1111,
Good reprothietiens of fine paintings, 'framed in White and Gold, •
Lovely lace trim Nylon Tricot GOWNS .......... ....... $2.03 each •
neck . . a very...ince gift that will be long remembered,,
Str.004 $3.0$ and $14a0 each ' three kites •
MANY' FINE GIFT ITEMS IN FANCY ort[NAwAnip And
GLASSWARE..';
FOR HER
• GUITARS for sale. New guitars
25 to 50 percent discount. Used
guitars $5;0.0 .up, See them at the
Guitar Shop,, next, to Mi
'Shoes,. Isistowel. Open
and Saturday.,
„RECLINING Chairs including
Sklar and Laz-a-Boy, from
' $6a.50. R.A, Currie & Sons
Furniture. 18b
FRESH . OVEN-READY roasters
for sale, Delivered. Apply to
MeClenaghan,. phone '402J3.
18*
lei's
Friday
1'8*
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'FIELP the atadent in your fernib
to better marks and more offl- •
,cient.' notes,. 'The new Smith-,
Carona pertable typewrit'ers pro.,
vide the very finek, in compact,
aceurato 4typing equipment,
Priced from $7e,00 up. Asit for -
a free, trial at The Advance,
Times office. Phalle soigesteoppeastermaseataeseteaassaseassetaae
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eiWOOd'S GIFT GUIDE
,:nr,onx tiNE onn•Ancickon•
and long eallaria
Striped and Colobred DRESS SHIRTS .,
good, quality shirt to'please Him. :„. ........... • .... 4 ....
DRESS sOcif.8
Warmly lined PAllaKA, wind and wet resistant
0 Smartly styled STROLLER JACKETS
4 Sport ,plaid SHIRTS . Jots of patterns
TOOLS, FLASHLIGHTS, CUFF ' LINKS, TIES, l'IT,TAIVIAS ,
AND MANY' MORE.
a nicely tailored,
$2.98 eaCh4
,69c to $1.311 pair Fk
... . ..... . . „ .. $14.50 .0
....- $11.50 each r
$2.98 each ki•
A, mod guards, etc, - regular $13.95 .. ; ... . . ..,•..„,„ this Week $11.50 (teas si
Electric twit GAME, light flashea on tight ansiVer $1.89 each '
Genuine leather GUN and BOI,STER, SETS . •..
11 elaborate, fall Set . „ gong, Spars, cuffs, etc.-as... .... „ $1.50 each
OTHERS trent $2.98 each .4
t
ilm.E. TOTS' WAGON ... steel $2,29 each
STRONG WHEEL IIAILIlOWS .... . ". $1.98 each
BAKING SFAS. ' s just Bitesa Mein's, ..........a.,.... 93e. and 0.98
Battery operated ItsITCHEN g101it ., ; . ' $3.95 each
LAUNDROMAT , . , really washes ..... „.„„;„„ ..... . ..... ..........;, ....... „. $0.50
Sat vinyl Plastid body DOLLS . . , real saran
al' .. 4 ; ioVedy costumes .„ *$5,50 to $1.95 - Otivere from $2.08
IN TOYLAND. CR6RINOLID M$1 GAE
Complete .39
TABLE mad CHAIR SETS ........ .. .„ ....... .. $7.05 Palli
WISb-ti, TRAIN SETS . ' .. . ' a2.98 ,eaeta
DART PISTOL TARGET ,'GAME ........... .. .. $1.00 each'
LARGE DOLL PRAM, steel body, springs, ,
Many more Toys and Games
I wish to express ray airieere
thaalcs and appreciAtion to „all
those who" visited M,e 'and sent
flowers, treatS, earda and letters
rne while I was. a PAtjen't
:rinindilltahmoug%etIslert:lilr Pai5wPiaty"sl' 13'1011.ers:
menibered -÷-1VIra, Cliff Logan'. 18b
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PUREBRED Beagle pupa 'far sale,-
, Eight weeks old, Apply to Ross
Tayloa, Belgiave, phone 62431,
180
The first claY we, were, there the
total traffic on the road:consisted
of two. Indians on b rsepaele fol.,
lowed by an Indian boy of about
12, who., galloped by in a great
h urN te•y,
Next day • there' was, a station
wagon , and a 'truck driven by
omebedy "in a Stetson. Figuring
the 't raffle was: getting' fob congest-
ed, we headed West again,
That, morning' ,we• drOVe' about
three. hours' before .we 'passed a,
car or, saw a, soul,- It was better
than tranquillizer pills.
Arpund Elena Kleene you, get
your first good' view of the,. Coast
Mountains. The Chilcotirt plateau
is so high that only 'the peaks, ap-
pear abet/a' the line of eVergreens
along the horizon. "
Anishian Lakels the last stop op
the Chilatin Plateau, It's a small
community, consisting' of about
half a dozen log, buildings, looking
for, all ,the world• like a frontier
outpo'st in a western movie.
There's -no doubt it's an outpost.
For a long time 'It was the last
stop on, the trail from Williams,
Lake, and only Within the past few
years has it gained prominence at
the starting point 4 of two Ameri-
' cans who founded a ranch far to
the north and told their experi-
ences in the book "Grass beyond
the Mountains,"
From Anahim Lake to iBella
Coola the road is rather spectacu-
lar, as it drops some 4,000 feet
'over the edge of the plateau into
the Bella Coola Valley.
It was a dg'it-yourself project of,
the. Bella ,Cpols, ,people:
For :yeaas Successive ; govern
meats refused to„build a road cen-
necting Bella Coora with the ,out-
'side world. They said it couldn't
be done.
Finally in 1952 the people' of
Bella Coola deeided to do sorne-
thing about it themselves. B,y aint
pf much ?scraping they were able
to raise enough .money to keep two
bulldozers working, on the read,
one 'from the 'valley floor and one
from Anahim Lake.
• The result is it dramatic' descent
doWn the almost-sheer' face of a
gigantic slide, which should not
be undertaken , without ,blinkers
anyone whO 'suffers from• a.fear Of
heights. .
But the fact that there is a road,
and that the piople of Bella Coola
were able to 'build it, and thata they
are -haw provided" with a land
route to civilization overshadows
the speetamilarness of the aimed
itseslf. • "u. •
Dropping ''into the Bella Coale
FOR SALE
TUBED, FURNITURE. Buy
and sell. Agent for Kincardine
:Laundry. Thane 185, '0f .9arb
)/fILIt FILTERS for sale- Rapid
4410"-, 6-inch, 7901 tr'4.4aah, 85b.
Alexander's Hardware. „,1..rrit
HASSOCKS and fpot etocas, as.,
sorted colours and designs, As
low as a3.75. R. A, Currie
Sons,, Furniture. 18b.
,A(EAT FOR SALE-Good beef by
the quarter; Hided under license
from Dept. of Health. Yearling
heifers,: Top quality. Laweat,
Prices, Raynard'Ackert, RiPleY,
phone 24r30. • 17rrb
FOR CHRISTMAS give •Floor
Covering, Linoleum, Sandran
Plastic Carpet, or better still a.
Broadloom Rug. The Wallpaper
Shop. 18b
OCCASIONAL Chairs with walnut
or upholstered a'inns,• Assorted
'colours And materials, Only,
$26,00, 11. A, Carrie L Sons Fur-
maitre. 18b
RED cORDUROT, figure-skating
riutfit;' size 10 for 'sale, Worn
Only once, Phone 1197, 18a
TYPEWRITER, Royal de Luxe
Krtable for Sale. Good as new,
$69.95, liamrnertim Studio, phone
199; " • • 18b
PLATFORM Rockers, assorted
colours• and materials, as low as
$3.1 60 R A Currie ,& Sons • • , -
Furniture. 18h
COMBINATION radio and record'
player for sale, Table (model.
Good condition. Phone 561J.
18b
AIED OUTFIT for sale. Full panel,
bed, high riser steel slat spring,
180 coil, rolled edge, spring,filled
mattress in" 4/6 and 4/0 sizes.
Only $49.95 at R. A. Currie &
Sons, ^' lib'
Wingham.
BEAUTIFUL Pictures, ideal for
your home, assorted frames and
sizes. As, low as- $4,50. R., A, Cur-
rie & ;Sons Furniture.
FOR' THE' BEST PRICES on new
•and, used. musical instruments,
aecessoriea and repairs, see Ross
:Mann; Wingham, phone 735J4,
3Orral8b
CHRISTMAS TREES,for sale. Or-
ders -taken now, Apply Bill
Loelcridge, or phone 458,
4:11:18h
14.411,Et M•ALEafroy Terrier naps,
for sale., Eight weeks old. Apply
r..1, McDonald ) R.R. 1, Blyth,
phone 17r15, 18b
TURKEYS-Buy LaicllaW's, order
from Mitchells, Deyells, •LoCk-
ridge at Red Front, 11:18b
VEDAR CliEsTs by Lane and
,Fted Seal in Walnut and Light
Oak, only 103.50, R. A, Carrie &
Sons Fur:a:ire. 18b
PRJV'ATELY- owned• 1956 Buick
Spetial F'Otir Doer in eXcellent
• condition. Automatic traasrnia-
alert and fender stirrers. Vefy
low' Mileage. Cheap for cash„
take trade. Reason for, selling,
Owner'supplied with ear d on now
rob:. Phone 6773, al" 11*
• REAL. ESTATE
HOUSE and small business ,in
Wingharn for .sale. Will, sacrifiee
far $3000 cash,' No Mortgage at
present. Phone 4733, lib
LIVESTOCK lion SALE
HOLS'PEIN Bull •Calf for sale.
Apply to R, ,T. McMurray, phone.
735J3. " 180
FOR RENT
THREE BEDROOM HOUSE for
vent on Alfred Street. Roll brick
siding, three-piece bath. Posses-
sion immediately. Phone 159
Teeswater, 180
APARTMENT. FOR RENT
APARTMENT for rent, 3 bed-
rooms and bath, living remit,
dining room, 'kitchen (modern),
oil heating, well located, wired
for hydro,
Apply
H. C, MacLEAN, Realtoa l:
Wingham, Phone 145 • 18b
HELP WANTED
MAN W ANTED, Unexpected'
change causes vacancy in Huron
County. Splendid opportunity f
year-round income For d
write Rawlegh's Dept.
4005 Richelieu, Mont •
SCHOOL, CARET.
WANTED .
Mo ris Townships School Board
w" I receive applications until
January / for the position of care-
taker in each of the 'Township
schools. Please state salary, Duties
to commence February 1, 1958. No
application necessarily accepted.
R. S. Shaw, Secretary.
18:24h
WANTED,
MORTGAGE WANTED
$2,000.00 required for a first IVIctrt-.•
gage on a 100 acre farm Talue
$4,000.00; will pay bonus and
good interest. Apply Box No. 73
Advance-Times. 4:11:181s
APPLICATIONS WANTED
Applications will be received by
the undersigned until 12 noon.
Thursday, January 2nd.,' 1958,, for
the positions of Secretary-Treas-
urer and Manager of the Wroxeter
Telephone Co, Ltd. Applicants have
privilege of applying for positions
separately or together, Also state
qualifications and salary exneeted.
John la; MacTavisla, SecaTreas„
RR. 1, Bluevale, Ont. 18:24b
AMBULANCE SERVICE
JURRIE'S AMI3tTLANCE, Wing-
ham, Safe, courteous Service.
Phone Day, 51; Night, 716 or 636.
13rrb
DEADSTOCK WANTED
DEADSTOCIC retrieved promptly
for sanitary. disposal, FREE pick
up on larger arilinals, reasonable
collection charge for small ani-
mals, Phone collect. Wingham
378; Palmerston 123w, or Dur-
ham 398. Gordon Young Limited,
6rrb
MISCELLANEOUS
'RUGS SHAMPOOED in. your
home, Phone 64031. 6rth
IS YOUR TELEVISION properly
insured for all risk coverage?
For information phone 293, Stew-
Art A, Scott, Wingham, arrb
STEWART A. SCOTT can hove
save you 15% on your 'Our or
truck insurance. Yearly Or six
months policies and available,
Special rates fot farmers, For
further information phonb 293,
29trb
WATERLOO CATTLE Breeding
Ask:elation "Where Better' Hulls
Are, Used". "For artifieial in
setainatlen inforniation or ser-
vice from all breeds of cattle,
phone The Watetleo Cattle
Breeding' Association at: Clinton
Htr 2..3441 or Mildinay 130r12 be-
tween 7.36. and 530 ana, We have
all breeds available-Top quality
at low cost." 2drfb ,
FINANCING A CAR?
Before you buy ask abou t our.
Low Cost Financing Service with
cothplete Insurance COVe.rage.
STE:WART A. SCOTT
thane 293 Winghani
25trit
Boa Holders' Nantes
Not Given Out 1
t IN atrial* against Mir railita
to divulge the nume or' addreat:
of airy advertiser rising nit i•
Adeenee.tintes Itox Nundaer.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
AND OTHERS
IN THE MATTER OF THE
ESTATE OW MATILDA •FIN-
LEON, late of the 'Township of
West. Wawanosh 'in the County
of Huron, Widow, deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
pursuant 'to ,the. Trustee Aeta that
all creditors and others haVing
claims against the Estate of the
late Matilda Finleon, arc required
to send particulars of their •claims
duly verified to W. Bushfield,.
Q:C., Solicitor for the Executor of
the said Estate, on or before the
4th .day of January, A.D. 1958, and
that after such date the Executo:
will proceed to distribute the assets
of the said Estate, having regaid
only to the claims of which the3
shall then have had 'notice.
DATED. at *WinghaM, 'Ontario
this 14th day of December, A.D.
1957.
J. W. BUST-WIELD, 9.c.,
WTNGHAM, Ontario.
Solicitor for the Executor,
a • 18:24:31b
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
All persons having claims against
the estate of Knowison Joseph
Eueston, late 'of the Village of
Gerrie, in the County of Huron,
Manager, deceased, who died on
or aboat the 15th day of November,
AD 1957, are notified to send to
the undersigned, on or before the
28th day of December, 1957, full
particulars of their claims in writ-
ing. Immediately after' the said
28th day of December, the assets
of the said Testator will be dis-
tributed amongst the parties en-
titled thereto, having regard only
to claims of which the executor
shall theiT1 have notice.
DATED this 10th day of Deeeni-
ber, A.D„ 1957.
CRAWFORD & HETHERINGTON.
Wingham, Ontario.
SOlicitors for' the Executor
11:18:24h
itiN14-1LIE AND DRAMATIC
.'The Complete Beer Poole" is the
aame.,It is a "unique and dramatic
presentation'''. It will he published
in a full-siaed volume, to appeal to
Women.
This bock .Will be Very eompre-
hertalsre and Will giVeavvotilea ninny
interesting facts about heer that
every woman .shaulci know. For
example It will have chapters on
(1) story of ,beer, (2) Beer at its,
beat, (3) caking with beer, (4)
food for beer and (5) beer drirdca.
What 'really, lies behind this un-
usual project" Will it educate our
women and stimulate their appetite
for beet. That Is the hope of
deurse. Could it be however that
the Beer Batons realize that pro-
grass Is being made against beer
on this derifitiatl One fact that
stands mit IS' that beer sales in
,America cantina& to decline, .An-
other faa,, ten tittle known and
,ptiblicited, le that Morellos and
rlerriPetanee organiaatirela are
'slowly but atitelYsatepping up their
alcohol education programs, Wit-
' nogg. the intensive Work being. done
Ontario Wand and high
flehiscila under rho auSPleca of the
Ontario Teriiperaride *aeration,
Also the plane for a PraiVitteial
Yealth Conferened the' alcohol
,prebleort to be held Toronto
December 'to
'According to ,Dry toteiiiii
4Aduott.404 the antoopie...-Adit
• CARD OF THANKS •
wish to thank .all My friends
and, neighbors who 'remembered
Ink with flowers,' giffa' and cards
while a Patient ,in, Witighani
oral Hospital aad avhenaI Was a
patient in .Vietaria,,HoSpital, Loa-
den and" while convaleSel g.atthe
home of ,my daughte ••In Stratford;
also, for the flowers stint ; to me
when "I • 'returned '`. hoinea-Mr's.
Frank Sturdy, •• ••18b
Maurice' Staintori-played hockey-in
"Wingham for several seasons. 'He
will be seen in 'tonight's • line-up
against. Kincardine.'
Mae Ritchie--a native of Tees-
water and a pdpil'of the Wingham
District High School. • He has
been playing' as a defenceman for
the Wingharn Club ••for the , past
three years.
Ierly Payfegie foto nod to Wing0
hanl teeently aren't Teratilt0 Where
'he WO Working, Jerry-has played
for Whighairt toeing tor several
years and' is expected/ to be,on the
tee 415k
once the proper facilities are pro-
As for the Chileetin, there is an
appeal about that widespread
tableland which, iceepS its ,own
people from roaming very far
'afield, and brings back the visitor
for a second, look.
Not even in tne Okanagan la ,
the sky bluer, the air fresher or
the feeling of freedom stronger,
As Slit the cowboy confided to
us, "I mare wouldn't want to live
anywhere else."
And, in all his eighteen
he' never has,
-BIRTHS
CASEMORE-In Wingham Gen-
eral lioapital, on Friday, Deem-
ber 13th, 1957, to Mr. and Mrs.
James Casemorea R,R, 4, Wing-
ham, a son.
CERSOaT-In WinghamsaGeneral
Hospital, en Saturday, December
14, 1957, to Mr. and Mrs, Gordon
Corson, Teeswater, a daughter,
de ,G1-100T-In Wingham General
Hospital, on Tuesday, December
10, 1957, td. Mr. and Mrs., Peter
de Groot, RR. 3,..-Blyah, a datigh-
SEWERS-In Wingbani , General
Hospital, on Tuesday, December
17, 1957,, tO Mr, and Mrs, Mac
Sewers, Wirigham, a daaghter.
•
T'HearnOsAlbinPr.S1047-19I5n7, Wtoinmghr.aman Gd
al 'Hospital, on Saturday, Dec-
•
'
William Thotripson, 11,11„,. 1,,
Winghain, a On.
Two hunters had been out
the` woods fot several hours" 'and
one of them had been growing un-
easy, "We're lost!" he eried to his
emnpanion. "What on earth are we
going to do?" "Take it easy," said
his composed' friend, "Shoot an
ektra deer and 'the game waraen
avill be here irr a' minute and a
'
Gatike paid ' ler dead; Kick.' nr,
disabled horsei or .eows: Free „ .
,,:equit•pea
, 'Phone
LEROY ACHESON
'Atwood 153 collect 'or
• GEORGE: 1-i,ISLOP
Wroxeter 2r15
Feh22
A.' II. Mc,TAVISII
BARRISTER, sOLICITOR
and NOTARY
TEESWATER ONTARIO
Telephone 23 TeeltWriter
1214 rorieter,-,Every Wednesday
alteration, 2,-4 palm, or
by appointnient
r NI, A. It,r,•. 4.04611,1k
.
F E viiTi4otrr SENTI
N/1 1\11- IS 1,•11.C_A PIPE' ,
1.414.10UT 1-013ACCO
We can go on loud and lengeaboat
it,t1 1‘11,11:11sY41(1,440;1(tiltitittrrS010) fi notirtrimlieseirle,
prnrjolualsnirevil fil jaudilt ;t1o1(°•;sn'nulii‘ltifenir) mobil; "
efficiefiey and profit.
Retrnaker 24% . , , $390
Beeiinaker 3,,Z% • $4 20
Beef Supplement A 32%
$4.45 •
WI PIGHilin "
MILLS
FEED
tow **now •
SLHAIN
Niasolo
Will you be raking in
010,000..,
15 years
from novi?
1,‘
You can rake in this kind of
harvest ten .er fifteen, years
from hoW. About $10 a week
will bring a guarcnteqd
mum return of $10,000 in 15
Y'ears. Talk it over Saba
.wIth an investors representa-
tive' ...4„:'year. best,. friend
financiallya!4' 'Calf or. write:
os.
Phone 141
'4.44ING,11A111, ONT.
John W. Waines
nitestors
syractiebte
bp 'tANA t l• T s"
st4o.oralca WINNIPEG, niericEsIN:PRINCIPAL CriltS :
,IIETHERINGTON
Ilatiriktera, Selieitots, Etc,.
Phone 48
4: H. CRAWPORIG, ();0„
5, IIETTIERINOTON, 04.
J. IC BUSIIFIELD
QC.
Bat biter, Selleiter, Notari'; Etc.
Money to ibealti
Office-Meyer Bleat, Winirhititi
WERECON HRE
Insurance Company
An' all Canadian Company *bleb
1840 ,
line faithfully served, Its Pellea*,
beibleist for over a eentirry4
Iterui Offiele a- Terente:
4 C. MacLean InsnrattertAgeneY
Wfnghatit
Dobbin IS Stiii
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banks of the Chlleotin Elver, near
a side road leading to a place
called Chezaeut, It was a very
pea.cefal sppt,
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. SALE
Butterfly Chair; a$.4s. baby high
• chair, $7; baby play pen 4 $3; bed
springs and MattreSa, ,$0; drill
stand, ,$14.; Poeket,sliae. caliper $4;
t 1tadio, HIFI set, $100:- carton lag-
• gage barrier, $5; plastic garden
t hose, $2; electric aoldering iron,
' $3; 'refrigerator, working, '$10:
fibte rtig, 8x10,.:$15; 1,000 booka
liad. priced. Call Bob Vaa talYtt
Wirighaiii 099, ° lab
tD
. ,
YOU KNOW that David
OrearnStera Certified Watchmaker,
alatiarantea to keep year watch iii
*Odd running Order fOr. One Year?
free service guarantee
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