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Untended for last week.)
The Misses Marjory Crawford, Min
pie Aldlisoti, Dattsie Lfittdsay and El-
sie ,Wallis ,returned home • last week
learn the aununer Schaal at St. Thom-
as. -Mr and Mrs, Hector Millson o;f
Landon visited here with his sister
J. ;Wright, on Sunday, Mr. and 'Myst
Abner Langford and; family of 'Toren -
to are visiting, their many friends here
-Mist Gladys Walden of the Mer-
chants ,Bank staff hese, has accepted
a zeosition at the. Sterling Bank in To" -
"veleta -Mrs. Silas Wass and two
daughter_, of 'Memnon, B. C., are
guests at Mr Morley Wasst --Mr. and
Mrs. Johr, t_#4bt spent a few days
last week with her parents, Mr. and
_airs. J. V. 'Willson, at La(:nbart--Mss
Mable Leslie, who has been, occupying
a "position. at Butfato, .is 'Name for
the l.oliday's.--Ret. Chester 41cRob-
erte of Corinth v:s,ited his brother
Cecil flus lest wee:',, - he fall wheat
is these ;a t; is ,all cit axed is a
goal amp. The speine grams prom-
ise: t > yield ";unmaar crop.
• Greenway
Sm 'rte"' and family oe Buf-
falo
ui-la1 arc vi her parents, Mr. and
'fir. , In M Pt c s e : --Mne: Arural* arta
two, , 1, twit -m ere vieeting, her s - er. 'n
I en-3oa C r. .s. C. Wilson and bride
of Srmingtle:+r, M.• motored iter,,' least
tit e.l: and y°ititre.l his undo, M.
Wes rent: of Lrelatives.-\ire, er-
r l:ea at iIh treit vieii ng her parents
Mr. earl Mr;. H. art. Rev. Bul'-
aell. •Tcturne;t ,mmia4'onary -'crone China
will ;aC % h it th .? ifethod ., "imurc'h.
next Sunda. ... 1, 30 p.m.
Cilnd ?131 Je
i'►�� , t '; x'.1 . of the l #andeboye.
etaei t' 1,4.a ?: , - teemnlese,l end tete
agent. R. ?tt i "m, is ?,T,a'{R eortfert.
ably 11.0119ed. ::.. Mane that !.ave leen
netee elate far atat°nn purpneee are
bei m.s 1 e:lent% i for removal. Large
rarest etiervei€ rt' r.'' ,ht nlattesnis have
been .i er theetn'o^lr." •
My ran:. .: etc... and the, .ee,'omtnme a
t r. .m> , • l 'VA" ^10 much lerear
lorry house,-\a>rman t."lark as vesitira
hie slater, Mr s, Flynn, and eaten, n1m
old neighbor% tins week. He has been
engaged in the garage buss. ees hi. Man-
itoba for the lee': ten years, but is leas*
ing there for Ch'lliawc'k, B. t;.. where
he has bought .a fruit ranr.h.-Thurs-
day's Train wae much needed em the
pasture fields, whieh: were :stoking bad-
ly burred and dried un.
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he Better Way.
aves* disobey Nature's warng. It's far better to
forestall or a
weakness with nourishment
that protects.
Scott's Emulsion
aft meals for. child or adult, is i
- awonderful help in forestalling
weakness. Ask for Scott's.
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!idla•ncl Penetang and Meaford
branches,
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the Pro epee of Ontario and .Onc-
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ie. J. DORE
Phone 46w Agent, Exeter
VOTERS' LIST 1920.
MUNICIPALITY OF THE TOWN -
SHIP OF STEPHEN
COUNTY rOF HURON
Notice is hereby given that I have
transmitted or delivered to the per-
sons mentioned in Section 9
of "The Vaters' List Act" the ,' Op.
ies required by the said sections ' to
be so transmitted or delivered of the
List made pursuant to said act, of all
personi appearing by the last revis-
ed Assessment Roll of the said Mun
icipality to be entitled to vote .in rhe
said Municipality at Elections for
members of the Legislative Assembly
and at Municipal Election`;, and that
said . list was first - posted up at my
office at Crediton; an the 20th, day
of July ,A. D., 1920, and riemaki s there
for inspection. •
And .I hereby call•upon all voters
to take immediate proceedings to
have any errors or omissions correct-
ed according to law.
Dated at CGrediboan. 'this 20th day at
July 1920,.
HENRY EILBER
Clark of Stephen, Township.
TAKE NO'TCCE
That a By -Law was passed ,by the
Township ,nt Stephen was,
the 5th day
July 1920 providing for the issue of
debeatures : to the amount . of , two
thousand five: hundred and fifty dol -
lairs foe .the purpose of 'installing a
heating system an ` the School House
of. School Section Na, five,•; and that
such By --law was segistered in the.
Registry Office mof • Register Dsivisi on
of the County efe,Huroin on the 19th
day oaf July, 1920: Any motion, to
quash, or set aside the same, or any
part thereof must be made within
three months after the first publica-
tion of tb .s utc tsc•e, and cannot be
made thereafter,
HY; EILBER,
Clerk ,of Tp. Stephen.
Dattel at Crediton. 20th day of July,
1920.
Crediton
- Mr. Arthur • Eioltzrllan, of Jackson,,
Kelt v,sated his parents. on Monday,
Mr. and M'rs, Geo. Veale of•Hazelton
are visitirte M. Thos. Chambers and
family -
Mr axed Ales. Ben. Bertrand and fam-
ily xeturned to Detroit Saturday, after
spending a few .weeks inn town. and
Grand Bead, -
11,.fr .Nathan Sandbrook of Eaton's,
Toronto, was hanie for the «eek,end.
Mr. Lorne Beaver of •Detroit sends
u; word :that lie is the proud father
n:' a fine baby girl.
Mr. and Mrs. Garnet -Sweitzer mo
tared to Buffalo on Friday for a few
days' ra ation.
Mr. Gottfried Ga;str•,has had a fine
new verandah erected in front of his
residence. much i.nmproven; the eppeat-
aaee of the :rrensises.
Our bee men are busilyenga;ed-
these days extractia ;Toney. They
claim .there is only about ,half a erec=t,
but that time quality. ,s good and the
Pelee Welt adv nl e 1.
Mr.end Mrs.Alex Borland 1 of Tim-
eline
imn -
meins v sited Mrs. Math. Wein la c
ween: Mr. Bornaad t, attending the
c•
Fire Chiefs' onve,ntiot in .5t. Thonm-
as this week.
N -Ir and Mrs. Dan. Oestrci •her, Mrs.
John Sw$l er r. -td Hen „y. Either
' 'toren' to ,Stratford to veet friends
' a week.
Wallace .Irvin, wino has had charge
a.' .the barbershop here for the last
twee -Months, has- returned to London,
and Mr Sambrook. hats resumed the
business
Use Cra', and Crediton played •a
.e!ne o: ball on Friday evening, and
wee witched. with. considerable
,;t. The visiting team was de• teat -
•:�.1 he a. core of 9 to '4, The return
came - wart rayed in Craig en Monlay
eight 1m•hC:t we roit t nut over us 12-9
lime -Y 's' A. Social 'held' on the
Evangelical Church, lawn, ,on, Friday e v-
.niag was quite a success. The Band
a•a a i1'. attendance and rendered a eery'
int nrogra m, Addresses were given
ee Ret llm•ooke • al the ie;thodlse
': hurc'i and Rev. Zinuntriui-t of Seb-
ering4l}e. The League Quartette al-
:ndcre t ;', :tulaber a: fine 'seize*.
,Th` . tstrnmen,ta.s played be
.:'m: Geedine, and readings by` Miss
eve .Oestreither were .,very much ap-
preciated and were heartily applauded.
Mr. Wm. teinha ;en and . isters,
4issea Mary and Rebecca) of Sebes*-
ngv
. le vi -tad .theer father on • Sun-
day.
Mr. Joserih Lawson is having a ver
;Malt erected to his house.
Farquhar
Miss Reta and Mer, Ed, Pollen, tikes
Jessie :ane, �i*, JohnF�Io:lgert Hent
Sunday et Port Stet ee,--Mr. and Mrs.
Fred. :arsons, Mrs. 4Veytlake nand
end ;randehiltlren, Ila end Harald
Wnyte of Exeter visited Sunday at Mr.
i" }iunkin's —Master Robbie and Clif-
eeet yh'la• o- Staffs have been holiday-
t,a.':, N °im their sisters 3n thevicenrty.
-Mr an Mr.,, 11). Renwick spent Sun-
da; at Mr,,,D Coward's.-Mnand Mrs,
miz N c o1 and family of Toeonia
are 'tt , ng a nand here and in Eketcr,
AlymutrTuffin, of Staffa Visit-
ed last week with Master Harvey Poll-
en. -Miss :\l "tare Pollen: is holidaying et
Grand Bend this week. -Mr, and Mrs.
James ',Darling and Mr. Levi. Darling
and Mr and Mrs, Amos Darling and
family ,v»sited ,Sunday et Mr. Thos,
Hunkin's,-Mr. and Airs. Al.frecl Hunk -
,:t rend babe spent Sunday at the home
o: the latter's narents,' Mr. end Mrs.
W. efeLaren.-Mr. Geo, Bolter is very
ill et they home of Mr. John McLaren,
--The Hunki:n families picnicked at
Grand Bend Wednesday, i4lr. Arthur
and Mr. Edward Campbell have treat-
ed themselves annd' families to Chev-
rolet cars
between the Ontario Government and
a Wisconsin company for the pulp
and paper mill to be established at
Kapuskasing.
,FRIDAY.
Sterling is: quoted at $3.72% in,
New York,
Polish delegates are to meet the
Russians to -day.
The corner -stone of a memorial
hall was laid at Blyth.
Bolshevik armies made further ad-
vanccs against the Poles.
Miss. Violet Trench, niece of Sir
Henry Wilson, is visiting Toronto.
The Toronto baseball team beat
Rochester on Thursday, by 4 to L
A native revolt has broken out on
the .Japanese Island of Formosa,
An explosion in a German muni-
Mon factory killed 21 and injured 76,
Sinn Fein meeting was called to
discuss negotiations 'with the Govern-
ment.
The Independent Labor Party is
planning a picnic at Hamilton tor
August 21.
Pursued by two detectives en To-
'1"Into, Frank Osborne was captured
sly a l;.
It•ishdoKiss won the Detroit Ctty
Handicap at Kenilworth Park on
Thursday.
Viscount Jellicoe has published his
=cond book, entitled "Crisis of the
Naval War."
Greece ant; Egypt are asking for
prices on large quantities of wheat or
flour for next year,
A drastic bill will be introduced In
the British Hcuse of Commons to
;teal with Irish disorder,
? monument to Evangeline, the
heroine of Grand Pre, N.Se was un-
veiled by Lady Burnham.
W. IO, Turley and S. Stalford ad-
dressed a mass meeting of veterans
in Tarmac) Thursday night,
One man is dead and several fire-
men Injured an the result of a fire in
the Argyle mock, Winnipeg.
Federal health authorities' efforts
to stamp out the opium evil in Can-
ada are meeting with muck success.
Those fighting the liquor traffic at
t'he border town of Windsor have
been given a free hand by the At-
torney -General.
The body of James Leal'ne, an
elderly man, who disappeared from.
his home two weeks ago, was found
in the woods on his farm. in North
Walsingham,
SATURDAY.
Sir Thomas Lipton may visit
Guelph.
A naval seaplane left Toronto for
Hudson Bay.
Gen. Lucas, kidnapped by the Sian
Fein, has escaped.
The artily worm is reported on a
fermi in Dover towusitip.
Red army smashes Polish lines
and is driving at Warsaw.
President Wilson has made anoth-
er appeal to eoal miners.
The body found in the Don Valley
is that of Harold A. Crowther,
French Deputies have endorsed
Spa coal arrangement ',vitae Germany.
The Privy Council dismissed the
,repeal of the Manitoba Mennonites.
The League of Nation's council
,pe+ned its session at San Sebastien,
Spain,
Wheat tumbled 12 cents in Chi-
cago, and also had a drop in Win-
nipeg.
The customs returns of Montreal
exceed those of previous years by
two million dollars.
The Toronto baseball team defeat-
ed Akron in an eleven inning game
in Toronto Friday, by 4 to 3.
A weasel killed Gamo Warden J. C.
y's entire bock of 54 Rhode Island
' red chickens at St. Catharines.
Two men were fatally injured in
a collision of a suburban train with
_• pion't1 g engine at St.John, N.B.
A Grand Tf'unk train which left
m,m r m1s near Kelly's Siding nine
,lays abs did the sante Friday near
Usborne the same place.
The School for Rural Leadership
An unfortunate accident befel Mfrs t Onut.'io Ag :_Lmr..i College,
Jackson "Woods, son of ,,Ir. Robert luelph. as more largely attended'
Woods of this, township which might than ever before.
have been attended with serious re- A pollee officer and a well-known
sults. While working aromtd a team citizen of Toronto had a tussle ever
of horses (am' of thele kicked
at another horse :and Mr. Woods re-
ceived the blow eta the abdipm,etta For
a time his coind to. was 'thought to
be serious, but he bags since recovered
considerable And ,,het now gives promise
of a eonMete xecov�ery..
Whalen
Mr. and Mrs,. Delbert Miorley spent
Sunday )with the latter's parents, Ater.
and MI's: Robt. Atkinson of Saintsbury.
-Miss Lily i4 nrieay is ` the guest of
her sister, Mrs. Harvey Squ,iref..;--Mr.
and Mrs Wiesto,n, and family of London
spent, the week end with the latter's
mother Mrs. ,Hen,r q Redd„ Sr,-- Mr.
and Mrs• Robert Gus nii'ng of St. Marys
and Mn'. pee 'Mrs( Ashton of London
were Sun'daty visitors at the shame of
Thomas. Gunntin'g.-Mr and Mrs. Philip
Brooks still continue very low /alt time
of writinb-Mn and Mrs. Clarence
Millsom ,and, daughter Ruth, of Grand
Bend spent ,Sunday -with the fnnxmer's
»events, Mr. add Mrsl Gera. Miilsoni-
Miss Clara Morley spent Sunday at her
home in, Woodham,-Mrs4,_Joseph Mor-
ley is
or-leysis v%,Iseteng :for two weeks in Lea n-
ington.-Thee. ttera little fresh, air child-
ren, who were being entertained for
tithe Hast two weeks, „by Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Gunning meturned to theist
biome in 'iorotetot last week, -Me. NI
Ogden. mif Exeter seemed the pasttweek
with .her daughter, Mrs. F. 'Squire.
The new Canadian Teachers' Alit-
ance will campaign to -secure double
the 1914 basis of salaries. '
The Toronto baseball team defeat-
>ed'•Rochester on Wednesday, for the
second consecutive time, 3 to 1,
A. Kustman, aged 24, and T. Kola-
dricky, 30, Russian Poles, were. found
murdered near Tithyiskamsng,• Quebec.
Oarsmen who will coinbete in the
Canadian Henley ey Re Bgatt Aare arriv-
ing in large numbers at St.. Cath-
arines,'
Fire insurance. companies in Can
:ada had: one of the .most .ln osperous
years in 1919 for the half century
recorded.
Napoleon Gagnon` and• Oscar Cle-
ment were given two years each in
penitentiary by a Montreal judge, for
stealing umbrellas from a stand.
Filial details are h. ii arranged
a dog. The citizen was arrested and
put in the dog wagon.
The Dominion Cabinet has post-
poned the Ontario referendum on the
liquor question until April 18. Var-
ious organizations want the voters'
lists revised.
Belgian Veterans Angry.
BRUSSELS, Aug. 2.—Thousands
of soldiers assembled outside the
Chambei of Deputies Saturday to
demonstrate dissatisfaction with the
Government's treatment of former
soldiers, who demand that a lump
sum be paid every man who served
in the war. •
A body of soldiers broke the police
cordon .and invaded the Chamber,
disregarding Burgomaster Max's ap-
peals. Eventually they were persuad-
ed
ersuaded to leave peaceably.
',While in the chamber the soldiers
broke doors and windows and hurl-
ed ushers aside. The men then
marched through the chamber with
banners, while the astonished depu-
ties sat powerless to quell the tumult.
Dominion Bye -Elections.
OTTAWA, Aug. 2.—Writs for the
by-elections are expected to be issued
at once. The election for St. John
and Colchester, where Hon., Messrs.
Wigmore and McCurdy will seek re-
election, will be brought on first. The
dates to be selected will provide for
nominations in the early part of Sep-
tember. Writs for East Elgin, West
Peterboro and Yale -Caribou, will be
issued later. As these by-elections
will be, the initial test of the Govern-
ment and of great influence on the
political situation, enlivened cam-
paigns are .promised` in ,each, if, as is
,expected, the Ministerial candidates
are opposed.
Amudsen Loses Men.
NOME, Alaska, Aug. 2.—Three
members' of Ronald Amudsen's Arctic
exedition who left the explorer's
ship, the Mandl,' with mail last fall
while the vessel was off the Northern
Siberian coast, are missing, and are
believed to have lost their lives, ac-
cording to Russian Government ad-.
Tien: received by Amundsen here.
The names of the three men have.
not been learned.
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and. ilaveloct:-Peterboro Line..
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From Stations on Toronto -Sudbury direct line, between Toronto and Parry Sound inclusive,.
,From Stations Drawn!, to Port McNicolt ornAlilorketon, to Bobeaygeon, inclusive.
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From Owen Sound, Walkerton, Teeswater. 5: a,i;srn, lrtozlm, I, istowel, oodcrtck, St. 1u Mary%
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ST. MARYS-After three months' ill
mess, the wife of Dr. J. W. Brown
aged 45 years, passed away on. July 30
She lived here since 1901, and leaves a
husband and three sisters.
Fiensall
Mr Herbert Chamberlain of Niagara
sne.nt a few days at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Cir. G, Wilson; Mrs. Cham-
berlain, who has been, here for same
time returned with him last ,week.
AIr, and Nims. Douglas Neelanda and
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Neelaands of Chicago
visited their mother here for a:few days
-The Rev. W. H. Geddes preached
in the Presbyterian Church, Hensall, :tn
Sunday evening and used his lantern
in illustrating the great missionary work
in China. -Mrs. Wes. Caldwell of
Toronto is visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs Thos. ritt; Miss Flgr-
ence Bonthron wha has been visiting
relatives in Toronto and Barrie has
returned home. -Miss 3.aiit Ortwesn of
Toronto is spending her .vacation %'ith
CASTo Ft IA
For Infants -and Children.
In Use For over 30 Years
Always bears
- the
Signature of
Attu
- her parents, Mr, and Mrs. J. W. a'.rrt-' Ir11: ax:i Air. and Mr :las Real;'in:,
twin. -Miss, Doreen M d c • *- ra' ora ho,'.idalle' .,; esr: 'r,ll a'..
tmr g �. 1.,. wi, •r.,m' -t. 1t _
turned home from a vary pleaser_t • ts- Grand Bend Nliss \e :: Sehna. 1 t>;
it with .the, aunt, Airs. -Harold o e Detroit is- visst n : the one ci her
treal.-1ht L o ci t c � re . -Mr, ,.r t :ti: , : i eel* o°
• ,- • 1 y S a ,a.y of CC'i'ztl:,is* narcnts ime �, ,>
i lmolau.Jmlh at Imes home hre.--li- R•ochestcr, N..., as*.. :i,= 1•; .1 ti.,,
CCS, A, Afilter who leas been Vieiti e her Manioc. of ;11r. send 'ti" C. t ' its*,- sfr.
dL'ughtes Mrs. Thos, Sherriti, hes Leone Jeffrey. left Tor Chatham *here
returned to her bone in \Craver, ••- be will undergo an,' s?: erat.On ;or 1.1d -
Airs. Smythe and two -children nildren of Nei- hey trouble.^After son:a lnan€hs here
sen hill, is at present. visiting her :firs. Wilbur Dewey h ss` returned • to
sister, Mrs: C. Gook, and Air. '<,1C',E Chatham,--Mrs,.Gea ;.'_tehtey o 1)e-
Uonda
Hemphill Of ttend toTile• Re,,: G. W. iron wag a visitor at 'the home o J.
Rivers was called porcheste; o, #'teeter. --Mrs, P. Bender left for :f 3..
\fonds} .to attend the funeral o: tar, Hambur0 trherz she intends staying
W. B. Calle,--.The firma bene ars jai
as* soma time, --lir. H. Ci un;biut spent
Buchutaa & Rennie, who hay.� o.en a iew,days \tSttit. t't D,.troat,-.-'\ r.Ed,
t•onduetinl• a gents' Iuirn:s1t.a rut 1 1'oehler o: Toronto ::, spending nus
uoe business in Hensxll fpr tea }cars ~;nation, at the hone 3: his bz'other,
ham been dissolved, Mr. Buchanan, :. lir Oscan I:.nehler -Mr, Fi C. Falb-
tiring and leaving for Toronto where;aiscir purchased th , .:J .r null 'and
he will engage ,trio, the dry' goods bust lam iactary of J. J 'trRer last week,
.Hess, and Mr, Rennie will cont;nue the .-Fla': pulling ha ; '- r'-":nted:
business here. -A quiet wedding tori i _.
eelemm�ized on. Wednesday morninget
the home of the bride's parents, Mr,
and ;sirs ' John Zuefle, when. their eld-
est daughter, Nellie, was united n mar-
riage Ito Al;. Peter B. Buchanan by the
Rev. G. W. Rivers. The young peep:.,
u ill reside in Toronto.
Zurich.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Beer o.' Buffalo
gra- visiting at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Chas. Weber.--I)r. and Mrs.
MacI'inmm,on and son. Hugh are spending
their vacation at Toronto and Caledinia
East. --Mr anti :qrs. tetra Smith. Jas.
WEAR 7 . URN
or heatti:leas after meals are
most annoying manifestations
of acid -dyspepsia.
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115
to take, e, neutr alrxe
acidity and help restore'
normal digestion.
MADE SY SCoTr & BOw1+lE
MAKERS OF SCOTT'S EHULSION
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Prom actual photograph taken in the Edison
Shop, Fifth Avenue, Nen York City
a �
U can rimae •' S rising
experiment in our .'torr, miv
The est tail the Two Vi lins
Violins differ subtly in tone! Test the
New Edison Realism by that fact.
We have an 'Ave Maria" RE-Ctuna :lox
played by Albert Spalding ,with his
Guarnerius. This famous violin has a
brilliant, singing tone. We have a
second "Ave Maria"-R1c-C1t3tAT1orr
played by Carl Flesch with his genuine
Stradivarius. This violin has a rich,
mellow tone.
Come in and compare these two Ra-Cnua-
xovs-tone for tone. If the New Edison
makes clear the distinction between the
singing Guarnerius and the mellow
Stradivarius, you know it has perfect
realism for you.
2&NEW ]t))TSON
The Phonograph with a Saul"
Albert Spalding himself recently
took part in a test of the New Edi -
son's Realism, atNewYork City. He
played in direct comparisonwith the
RE-CREATION of bis performance by
the New Edison. Mr,. Henry Hadley,.
one of the:jury of the three distin-
guished musicians who listened front
behind a screen, said: "The Rs-
Cns rrox matched Mr. Spalding's
performance tone for tone."
The New Edison is the only phono-
graph which has -given this con-
clusive proof of its perfect realism.
It has triumphed in4.,000su1chcott-
parison-tests.
. Willis Powell, Dealer
Exeter, Ont.
PRICES! C)E5,t
HALT!
Since 1914, the total price-
increase it, the New RdBon
has been less than 15%. Mr.
Edison hug, personally, ab-
sorbed more than one half
of the ino)•Pased costs ofman-
nfac'ture: He may not be
able to do this much longer,
Buy now -if you Want to-
day's prices.- Our Budget
Plan Wilt help ;you. it dis-
tributes the payment over'•
the months to come,
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