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Hamilton Street, GoderlcD
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Phone 292 P. O. Box 438
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GODERICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, IUl-Y 3. 1930
1•;15;1ITS -'1'Illltli'.1:.511. so) ::U
JUNE WEDDINGS
Donee -Saunders.
A pretty wedding took plat nt St.
Albuu-a eburch.. Toronto, 011 Snhlyday,
.lune 28111. w111•u Helen Vernice, the
daughter of Mrs. NV. H. 11. Saunders,
became the bride of Leighton G. Doner,
Toronto, The .er•Illorly \,114 1.011111141•
ed
d 111111et-
ed by Rev. Dr. Cotton. The bride, who
was given away by her brother. 51r.
Charles Saunders, wore; a gown of iv-
ory satin fashi 1 un I'rlr.aess llurs.
with yell of ('1 tilly lace: 111111 eurritrl
a 4N.uquet of (►ph1•lt11 ruses and Illy of
the valley. She was attended by Miss
Leone !:verist and Miss NLlrjuri.• Tay
lug, who were smartly tr.s•k.rl h1 pink
.hlfon. With pink and 1.111,' lace hats
and blue shoes. Their bouquets were
Colombia roses 1 blue delphinium.
.The groom was attended by Mr. Ken-
netl. c'h,uulwrlalu, .u•d the ushers
were N1r. .Nlex. 1:. 11..11e'r and Mr. Ir-
win N'hite. 'After the .r'rexl,np• a re-
ceptiuu am( held ,.t 1,10. 1 • of 111e
11'0e•'s 11111111er. latter. 51 r. arwl•- 110i.
Doner lett by motor for Blgwin Inn.
the bride travelling in sapphire blue silk
suit with ruatelling hat and shoes. On
their return they will reside in Mon•
treal. Mr. and NIS.. 55'x1. Abell and
Mr. and Mrs. .1. W. Crate... of G,sler-
ieh, attended the welding. The grown)
is a nephew of Mr. 1'raigie,
ASPHALT SHINGLES
B. C. WOOD SHINGLES.
Hardwood Flooring
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ROLLED ROOFING
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Houses and Lots is Goderich end Farms East Street Phone 369 Goderich
for Sale
Large number listed to choose from.
Eight -room Cottage and lot, Ane con-
dition; bathroom, water, lights; in
choice location. Immediate p,sw•seun.
Price $1560-11 500 cad., balance goal
tern..
Good Cottage, modern convenienev11,
2 Into, fruit. ''Price $1300; good terms~
Choice of number god 134 -su.ry
Immo in good condition from 51300 np.
Some excellent brick - homier, modern,
from $2:100 up.
Excellent iD1-acre Farm; good bni:.1-
Ings, orchard, good water supply, some
timber, full growing crop of grain and
hay, noon., garden, etc. Situated on tine
highway eith hydro wires; very cher to
good village, convenient to R. R. station,
Clinton and (iodericb. Immediate p.ssar+-
sion. Pricy 14100; or $13(1(1 cash, balance
good tenors.
Bot 19
See or write
J. W. ARMSTRONG
Real Estate
Gmterich
We cam a good stock of
Electrical Appliances,
Fixtures, etc,
Electric Wiring of All Kinds
Frtimates given on application
Frank McArthut
West Street Electrical Shop
Telephone 82 Godertch
Sun Life Assurance Co. • of Canada
The Wisest Investment
It is admitted) by many to -day that Life Insurance is the wisest in-
,s•tnient that can be mate. Other investments may flictnate in value.
Some may even torn out to be worthless. There is, however, a certainty
to Life Insurance that neither time not circumstances can alter. it helps
to create an estate which not only affonls protection for to -day but builds
up a cash revenue for the future.
Cnnsnit ns about this investment.
H. R. LONG,
District Agent
(Mice In
PHONt- : R.rid•,ir,•
Building Supplies
In connection with our Planing Mill, Anglesea
street, we carry --a complete stock of Building
Materials- Cement, Lime, Gyproc, Wood and
Patent Shingles, etc., etc.
FRESH CEMENT ALWAYS ON HAND
Rough and Dressed Lumber, Flooring, Doors,
Sash, and all Planing Mill products.
If you are thinking of building ing consult us and
save money.
The Goderich Manufacturing Co., Ltd.
( j E. 13aechler. 'President)
Fust of Anth'»ee Street. . Goderich . Telephevaslll
('Altg-Reycraft
Wellington I'nited chureb. Brant-
ford, decorated with-- a profusion of
summer flowers, was on 'Saturday.
June 2114. the scene of a pretty JuneI
%wlding. when at 4 o'clock Margaret
Elizabeth Iteycraft, daughter of Rev.
J. F. Reyeraft and Mrs. Reyeraft. and,
former member of Tile Toronto 0Itutoe'e
women'. page staff, was united In mar -I
Mage to Mr. Kenneth C. Cragg, Tor-
onto, sem of Mr. Joseph Cragg. Dray;
ton. Rev. J. F. Rey -raft officiated,
assisted hp Rev. H. C. Willson, uncle
of the bride. 'To the strains of the Wed-
ding March from Latimer'''. played
by air. P. R. Mutherou. the bride
entered the church and suns given In
marriage by her brother. Mr. John
Met.. Rey -craft. She wore n beige lace
gown made of long, ,losee:fitting Ilnes,
with a smart bolero Jacket. matching
mohair hat and satin slippers. and car-
ried Talisman roses. During the sign -
Ing of the register. 114.x. H. C. Wilson
sang. 'Following the ceremony. a re-
ception was held at the parsonage.
when Mr. and Mrs. ('ragg were as-
sisted In rlrelving by the bride's par-
ent'. Mrs Reyeraft wearing black and
arty printed chiffon with a wide.
Slack hat and a shoulder -bouquet.
Mrs. ('. M. Grigg. Moorefield, aunt of
the groom. was modishly gowned in
printed silk. with Mack hut. The y g
couple left for Rondean lark, and an
thelr return will reside in Toronto.
Mrs. ('ragg (-hose for travelling a snit
(Mertes 96th Itirthday.
An outstanding Innuiuinu 14,. cele.
brant in Goderich was William Camp-
bell. veteran 1..N 11,1111111. w h0 011 Tile/.
day
ile/ -
day observed the ninety-sixth anniver-
sary of his birth In ,d.mparative good
health, despite his years. Ile rode 1n ad
auto In the holiday morning parade
along with members of the `tl-iyear-
od club.
Mr. Campbell was lawn ,at Barrie ou
July 1. 1 81. ami ,•ams Io Golerich
with Ilia 41111'.11114 lh'e year. later. 11.
has had a t eolorft1 (ore•r as a
merchant and nutnufuetulrr 111.d in
turn he las held the o1H111•. of 414s1 -
toaster, town clerk, asssslr and le -tor. as well ata s•r%llg varlou.
tercels in the town c, •11 as . •i1lor
and deputy re...".
Respite Ilia years air. Campbell re -
Milos it ren:trk.ble ul,'wory and vivid-
ly 114.4118 lud•rest1114* .•v.1.4 of the )e%
tery,'ur, including trade with Indian
tribes. the dls.d,very of salt in this
IIstri't,ltb. 1 S. civil war, 44.0 North:North-
west Rebellion and the Fenian Raid.
INTERESTING PROGRAM
FOR SUMMER SCH' ►OL
United Church to Hold Annual Scabies
in Grodcrieh
The Young. People's Summer School
of the ('niter. Church will upwu Its tenth
session In Goderich ou July 21 su(1 con-
tinue until July .'Ito; troth days Indus -
ice. This .chesd is held for members of
Y. 1'. Societies and Bible classes In
the northern area of the Loudon Con-'
fereuce and a large attendance la
looked forward to. . Some talented
speakers are scheduled for the even-
ing meetings in Nurtli street church,
which are mem to the public.
The Monday evening weetlug will
be u grand rally of all Y. 1'. sueb4les
and Bible classes of Huron and Perth
Presbyteries. The special 'speaker will
be Rev. J. E. Graham, assistant ruln-
ister of Jletropulltau church, Toronto.
Ou Tuesday evening Rev. W. 1I. Bur-
gess will give all Illustrated k-t,ire on
wlssluu work ou the Pacific Coast.
Wednesday is young women's night
and on Thursday Rev. Trunk Russell,
ut ludla, will be the speaker. Ott Fri-
day .,Mrs. W. E. Saunders, of la,xduu.
will speak on the "Birds of Western
Ontario" and Saturday will be snwl-
eit.' ulght..t( this session certificates
anti credits will .be awarded and a
sh11.1d presented to the society or
chisy halving the largest registertd
delegation. tin suuday, July 'i, stu-
dents will attend local churches In the
morning and cuwwuntuu and conse-
cratfou service in the afternoon at
3 u'clnek. (9uslsg service 11111 be held
in the evening.
The weekday programs commence
at s.4..- Su the Morning. and extend
through to T.15 pew. with intermissions
for lunch and diluter. Ministers In
vLurge Include lice R. B. Ferris, A.
E. Down. H. It. Conner, and W. F.
Smith. Rev. Glrrdon Butt. 1t,v. C. A.
M(4l,olw. Itev. Frank Russell, Rev. -W.
H. Iturge-s, Rev. 55'. A. Maines and
Rey. Jas,
CU1RELL FAMILY GATHER
AT MENESETUNG PARK
gray.- ••f their beloved forefather, the!
hue George C'urretl, ice Muttllud eeme•
tery.
The event war indeed a success, and
gives promise of many more such 0e -
Needless to ray Menesetnng will be
the meeting place.
.Illeud Muir In Stratford.
Nil's. 55'. 11. IN.uk 711111 Miss Nolle
attembil a pb-ric in Stratford on Wed
I•eK11ay of last week. it being 111.111 for
41
Ila• ,1.1 1101•11. 111'...1141, t•
t. of •li.u•-t \o
24.L Stratford, in (1.411•,,'. Park .511
balms i11 the district were r•pq•es,•nti.I. ,
The results of the noes were
Little .girls' race--1n44s 51el:e%iu;
Marjorie stutter.
Little boys hilly 51.Micken.
(:Irl: Moll throwh.g rimiest •Nlar-
Jorie Shuler. Lois 514 -Goyim -
Timm: ladies' race- Mho,: 11. 4'4nge
ball. Miss K. tinnier. ,
Moirit'l holies-- Mrs. 5C. 11- liwk,'
Urs. 1.. M,-1:,,viu.
Ladies lops•ul-ilrs. .5. King. %jrs.'
W. 11. I hank.
Laughing eu111eat- Mrs. 55'. Stewart.
Rall throwing 418411e.) --Mrs. Mc-
(hrvin. Miss 11. t'aupliell.
1{i• king the slipper- Mrs. 1.. Mr-
1:u4h1, Mrs. 1►. McKellar.
Thi• ss•io1 rouunitt.r• WW1 eougssw4l
of Mrs. W. Barnhart, Mrs. N. ('ouch
•
11Ial Mrs. 1t. Ktlgour. j
rassoisseriviamemoismems
.NIIRVIL5 ALL'S OT
wassNOWYirerJafe
ll
FEEL°owa"
aFlNE!.4 .•
"The ability to work means more'
than anything else."-Tlenry Ford.
Notice to Water
Takers
•
The Water and Light Com- .
miwion is pleased to announce
a reduction. of one dollar per
annum on .house water rates
from January 1st. Owing to
the large number of ,takers
this reduction means eon-
siderable less. revenue, and
consumers are asked to co-
operate in the economical
operation'of the plant by see-
ing that the water is tlpt
wasted and that all leaky laps
or scrviee8 are fixed at once.
L. l.. Knox, W. T. bturn.y,
ire"y. Chairman.
1
were R. D. King, Montreal, and Orla Two Ilunlrrl \t11•t,d From Point. in
Pratt, Brockville. Canada and U. A.
The bride was a picture of girlish ` Nearly two hundred mcoltwr. of the
loveliness in a beautiful gown of Currell tamely from far-off {stilts to
ivory serape satin made on princess (lends and the United States gathered
Innes, long and .simple, and with long at Menew•tong Park un Saturday last
close -fitting sleeves. She 81140 wore for their first family reunion. Some of
a dainty rap with coronet of pearls those present had not been together)
and orange blossoms. tulle veil, rope for thirtf-fhv years. The event was a
of pearls and 4 dinner ring ut white most happy nor%
gold set with blue sapphires and The late George ('urrell was one of
diamonds, the latter a gift of the the pioneer., of tufa district, he hav-
gro,m. A shower b ininet of simnel tug settled h1 .\shfirld nearly seventy
years ago. A11 members of his family,
With Dur exception. were present. vis.:
15r... Wm. Me('reath. Rocky !fiver,
(Hilo; Mrs. R. J. i►elmng. Goderieh;
GIo. i.. ('urrell. Toronto: Fad. Currell,
Sallfonl. Mrs. Henry James. Rt. Oath -
mined., was the absentee. Mrs. Wm. Mc -
Tesco and (luny Iso''. centre. The house ('restb, the eldest daughter. ales
was decorated wltllr palms. ferns and of those most active 1n charge of the
Cut flowers and some seventy guests program.
were greeted by the bridal couple as Thr late George Correll had n hro-
they extended congratulations and best alar, "Ted," nisi. of Ashfield, and It
wishes( for happiness and prosperity. 1s Interesting 0. note that all of his
The groom's gifts to the bridesmaid children were represented either in
and solulst were finger rings. to the is•rs.11 ..r by some member of their
of bittersweet rajah silk. matehiug hatlthe •bride's c-ak,' arrxmrrs of tulle,
and natural eoloret.acco•ssories.
Austen -Cooke
The marriage of Louise. youngest
daughter of Mrs. Cooke. Toronto. and
tbeinte Mr. H. J. It. Cooke. lwrrlster,
Goderich. to Mr. John Sanders Anston.
Windsor. sax of Mrs. Auston and the
late Mr. L. J. Allston of Brighton, watt flower girl a string of baby- pearls. family. (Inc daughter. Mrs. henry Joy.
solemnized on Sanrrday. June 21st, at to the best man and ushers gold cuff and family of five sun., all honor,rl
St. Aldan's ebureh, Turontri. RCN'. 11r. links, while the bride'a gift to the gloat, haying ,dans the greatest dls-
T. H. Cotton officiating. The bride. groom was a sterling silver cigarettetan.-.• 14. offend the reunion. from
who was Elven In-earrlage by Mr. G. vas• and lighter. I'uwad. N'Is. Mrs. Catherlue Grintnu. x
I.. Persona of Goderich. wore n gown I11 the early afternoon Mr. and fondly frif•nd. new, same a gnat dig•
of ivory satin. made on petticoats Mrs. Buchanan left by motor to visit tame. from c'rosl.y, Min.
Tines, the skirt extending into a long. at Niagara Falls, Muskoka and other The day was spent in games, ba•e-
r•irenlar train. Her Veil of tulle and w•esteru points before taking np res- ball, cards and doming. The single
princess late wear; eanght at the back Iden.*• at 1111 1'adl,roli apartments. Well err• well trimmed by the mar -
of b. -r head with ganlenlas. and she Notre Dame de Grace, Montreal. died nun at lwsf•hnll, while Leslie (In
tarried a shower of sweetheart roses Going away the bride wore a dregs roll, sr., nod Howard 1Ne)'If• sou the
and lily of the valley. Her two sisters, 4 blue crepe Munr•tte, with hat of horstsdime prizes for doubles. Albert
Miss Helen ('poke, as maid of honor, two-tone Baku straw, gloves and Curren w4.11 the singles. Dave "Ynnk'1
and Miss Jean Cooke as bridesmaid. at -how• to motel.. v.,Isrymlarity of th,•I Th.npsun won the 1(I0-yarrl (1aslt. for
tended her. The former wore a frock bridal cofiple was expressed In numer- nn.n,
..1 Sorrento blue .•hlffon awl Ince. and our costly and handsome gift.. In honor Prizes were donated by the follow.(
the latter was in coral chiffon and ,.f the hnppy event.
la.*. They lath worelu funnily r11.nnw•tion•, and themel
hats of tulle and Among the• guests attending were were greatly ap.pree•latwl 1.y the re-
late to match their frocks and carried ,Innes Buchanan, W.J. Ihu•hanan. violent.. : Mrs. (lector Correll. Alberti
arm bouquets of Jubilee roaes. Mr. T. Sirs. M. Swanson, Goderieh • Mr. atAt-
Norman Sandford of Detroit was best Me., 1f. 11. Stowe, Toronto; airs. A.
man and the ushers were Mr. Amnia G. Reid, Sarnia.
Mitchell, Oshawa; Mr. Welham Lagdns,• ___ __ __
Detroit. and Mr. John Jones, London. HELPING THE
A remotionheld t tl 1 f
ruses and lily of the 'valley completed
her costume.
Immediately following the ceremony
a reception and buffet luncheon erns
held at the residence of the bride's par -
Lata, they table being de -.orated with
Correll. Mrs. M. Flick, Mr. and Mrs. i
Roll. Kennedy. Margaret KN.nesiy,,.
Mrs. A. V. Correll, Mrs. H. Rivers, lire!
M. J. lh•fsmg. Mrs. W. D. Harriette,.
Lloyd 55'. Currell, -W. H. Fulls, lert• 1
's was 1. e n -e souls t LIBERALS TRIS TIME rude Curren. Mrs. H. 1'. ]zzard, Mr
the bridles mother, who received go with 4 Fah'('urrell. Mr. 811(1 Mrs. 11. Wilkin
the Sellae pinrty, wenring a gown n sun, Mr. unit Mrs. .5. V. Curren. Mari.•
black chiffon and lace, with timbai Tlllaatburg WuNtfarturer, Formerly
hat faced with flesh-eolortrl tulle, xnd t onreryatne, Favors Dunning Kudgr
eorsage ..f orchids' and 11ly of the valley. TillsotbIlrg. June 3R ---NI r. Hartley
Mrs. Auston, mother of the groom, was Berry, prominent Tlllsinburg mnnn-
in grey crepe romalne and lace. with fnMurer. and erstwhile Conservative.
matching hat and corsage of sweet- will. In the prernt campaign, support
heart -noses and lily of the Volley. Later 9'. M. ('n3 1"3-• Lb.,'rni ran idatr for
the happy couple left for a wedding South Clxford and rn1•mb,r 111 the last
trip, the bride travelling in a jacket I'nrliament. U1 mononnring tint he had
.nit of tw•Igr nailer fabric-, with left the Consersnlly. ranks, awl would
1 and hatf 1 linen.O be actively engngwr In the interests of
e '
unqualified approval of the ihnnlf"iiia in the good old town we wereraised
Curren. Mrs. i). Thompson. Mr -
Dr., W. .1. 1t. I•ti.w•ler, Eliza izzor.l
Mrs. A. First. Elizabeth 4'nrr,•I I. u. 4
B. H. Me('renth.'
During the, sapper hour loony de
-lIghtfnl song, were sung, in. hd1
,.g the,
following 4's. nilly Reunion song atIme
",)I1 the,Nlee Gtrls 14,40 n Sailor")
douse 0 tangerine n 'Tarn good -old-time Reunion
their return they will live to Windsor. 510 ('nal.y Mr. IS rev expressed heir (if the 1'urr.il 'Family,
budget nod its fostering of Empire n
7rsldtaPresbyterian
'rs's yteria a Slogthe Song of Jubilee'
The First 1'rrth s,-enpn church, trade' We have hailed from different (lake
iSnwWclllp, was the scene of a bell It Is admitted herr by Conservative
ticf• (K this fair land our adore:
Mint welding nt high .wren on Wert-
stalwarts that Mr. Berry's action Is 11 But to Glodrrlrh our Suer roar
Wed-
nesday. .inns 25, when Rey. Dr. Nor- hrxvy blow to Cone.fnathr hopes in To do our bit. xnd Wel•ome some
Of the Turrell Enmity.
man N. N1ncier14l milted In holy tionda
of matrimony Miss Carrie Marguerite
Nwayht., only daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. 1:. 1•:. Milii a Gt 4Iretonrl street.
this riding. it la expected that a man-
lier of other Tory munnfnehtrers of
Tillsont.urg will also desert and fight
under the (Ahern! banner in this ('am -
and Ilnrr) Fow9des Sharpe Rn,hanan. paign.
"x. of Sir .luny. Ituc-hx nuns of God -
campaign.
ring the Closing dny% of lisp 11r';
Campaign. Mr. Berry spoke from the
platform In anpgwort of Hon. ik.nnld
Snt*erland, the. defeated ('onercatlye
enndidate, and led n group of Tllisnn
burg businessmen netting the Liberate.
were tied with iw.wa of,hrllr, and the
enuring the past week. 11044'1,1W, reprea-
organlat. ('. E. it. Price. presl4M .Wert slum of opinion here fndlCntr a esu•
siderable exohr. from Tory rnnka and
a h larger m,JorI(y for the LIb•raI
'candidate. Mr. Cayley. than In 19211.
In that rnmpalgn, Mr. Sutherland was
.Ideated toy 744 votes.
Then there on. Pc. c-roIc-eru in SCot-
hnul II411 .ClCbnitwl its fiftieth nnnl
vera'.y in hn.In1•.e. by getting n 11154
typewriter ribbon. --Judge
eri.h.
The church was tastefully decor-
ated for the happy eirnt, the altar
being banked with palme ferns and
cut flowers. The ►News for the tricots
the musical portion of the s•rvlee.
During the Morning of the register
Miss Geraldine M.\lsh. .nnatn of the
pride. sweetly rendered "A11 Joy Be
Thine" Given in marriage 1.y iter
father. the Iritis was attended by Miss
Eileen CJusekenhnsh. of Smith(' Falls,
who wort. on orehld crepe gown with
hat to eorreapond. and carried n Inon-
gnet of roses. Miss Josn ('atherine The
elianan. of Geslerl,h. niw-r of the groom.
ra& a dainty little flower girl. (trellised
in htuterenp yellow with het to match,
white kid shoes, and carried a basket
of rose*. R. E. G. Work, of Montreal,
arced as groomsman. and the sabers kain't read fast."
.5111.4* Smith, a Nile in "Shaw
!tont.- 1..11'. .K a Negro who wrote his
wife n letter very slowly.
"You war`." h.' Omitted, "aloe
HONOUR WITH PROFIT
CANADA is proud of the grain and livestock
records established by her farmers in the face of
international competition. Success in any branch of
farming comes with a -knowledge of the best methods.
"Feeding and Better Livestock" is a booklet issued
by this Bank to help the Canadian farmer increase his
profits. Ask for a copy.
The Royal Bank
of Canada
Goderich Branch - L D. Eastman, Manager
There time .1111111... 1h•1ong. 44,1.4 F(ileys,
M('renth. ars (numbered by the score:
Joys and Fielders, Shields and S5'niter".
And abnnt n hnndr,41 more.
They're in all n merry party.
Aoci we weleomc therm with glee;
So Just shoot 11Ip! Flip! Hoorn)!
For this glad reunion day
Of the Correll Family. !
Bert H. Me('rath nd,resssl 'the as-
sembly. and 111 his metal good style.
left nothing nnenid• In the way of a
welcome to Menrs•tung. nal volved the
appre(tntlon of the committee for the
wonderful r•spsnsr and on -operation
of the family relative*. 'He spoke
feelingly of the late 0enrge Cnrrell,
father find grnn.4fother M the chil-
dren of today. find rniving"nr enlarged
photograph of the kindly old gentle-
men, at his request silent tribute watt
iw11d IJoyd W. ('urrrtl responded;
thanking Mr., M.('reath for his kind
near In taking rite of arranfetntwts at
Me•neeetnng and fr,r the first -Mesa
servlet given. The family later placed
an evergreen memorial wreath nn the
Not one cent •, r
•• for service
That is the record
of the
hundreds of thousands
of General Electric
owners
ONLY the General Electric
Refrigerator can Lnn•t of
ouch a record, for ori. the
(. 1
Electric has the
Sealed-in-Vsr,•I mechanism ...
oiled once and for all time at
the factory. There are no
is...iY, hells or stuffing hoses to
rause etpen.hr server'..
These are the principal rea-
son. why not one owner of •
f, I Electric Refrigerator
has ever .pent a rent for gee -
Are! Here is the explanation
of the fart that the General
Electric leads Al other refrig-
erators in sales!
(:rime In and we will gladly
demonstrate the .I h 1 e
freezing regulator ... the "on -
top" nnit ... the roomy rah -
Meta with a unitary chilling;
chamber porcelain coaled , , -
and other features whish are
winning public gprefrrenrc.
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