Exeter Times, 1906-02-01, Page 8sTEwaRI"s
NO YOU ARE NOT TOO LATE. If you want a Fur
Deal, we are prepared to save you from 25 to 40Z
on any fur garment in our shop.
$I0 t)') fur men's genuine Black Yak
fur coats, every coat guaranteed.
This same cos: next masonry/ill-rel
for x.00. Better buy now.
$ 51 Lsdiea' natural dark Coon coat,
new sleeve, large collar, finest sel-
ected fur. Itegular value $55 to $60
Our clo,ing out price only $37.50.
$37.10 for men's prime Canadian Coon
coats, natutal dark hides. full soft
furred, regular values $50 to $60.
'Jame and take your choice of our
big stock for 137.50
*63600 Ladiee' Choice French Seal
Coat. with Choice American Sable
Collar and Reveres, hest linings,
regular values $15.00 to $44.00, our
Bargain Price only $36.00
REMEMBER every piece of fur in our shop is subject
to a discount of from 20 to 400/o The profit will be
yours the loss ours, buy your furs now and be ahead of, the
game for next season. We have a')Jut fifty fur and fur -lined
coats for men and women. Do 3 (iU want one.
Yes, Grey is it, and will be it all spring, of course it's Grey
Dress Goods we mean. We have been very fortunate in secur-
ing a swell range of very Nobby. New Grey Dress Goode in
NEW GREY "TWIST OVER C.I1;CK TWEEDS". Sweet for
suits or odd skirts. Lovely Gley Bar Over. Check Tweeds. very
new and strictly it for spring. New Grey Shot Check Mohairs,
rich glossy finish, full of snap an I style. Do Drop in and ask to
see our new Grey Goods sed tell us what you think of our
selection,. Yee! oh. Yes! %. c have other colors and Black Goods
too. Everybody won't wear grey. When you are In looking at
the Grey Goods ]just take a look through the whole range. You
will not he asked to buy.
OUR NEW WALL. PAPERS are here and ready for
inspection and i.l,proval. We are very strong in five
and ten cent lines, but our twelve and a half to twenty cent
lines are leaders and 1)'e would like to show you through
the new line.
J_ A . STEITs.T'A Rte'
.tel'
What Shall
It be?
That's the question that is
asked over and over again
when their is a present to
be chosen for a bride.
Most people agree that it
should come from a jewelry
store, because somehow
jewelry and presents are
always associated.
If those interested only knew
it, we could relieve them
of their uncertainty in a few
minutes.
Our stock furnishes the hints.
It reveals in a minute more
_ appropriate presents than
anyone could sit at home
and recall in a whole day.
So we invite buyers and
we promise to make their
choosing easy and their
choice satisfactory.
MflR6tIIIND
THE JEWELLER
& OPTICIAN,
Eyes Tested Free.
STOCK
TAKING
We are offering special
values in Suitings,
Over Coatings and
Pantings this month in
order to make room
for Spring Goods.
Suitings made to order for
$lo•oo and $12.00
Over (' )atings made to order for
19.00 and upwards.
Pantings made to order for
12.5o and 13.00.
W. W. Taman
Merchant Tailor.
MARRIED
IIODGINS - 1IEiRBERT - At the
Main Street parsons 3o on Monday
the 29th, John Walter Hod,riru, of
the township oflIidliIp ,
Middle-
sex
.d le•sex
Co., to Ella May Herbert, of
the lame place, by Rev. Wm. God •
win. . L .•
TO ADVERTISERS.
The copy for changes must be left
not later than Tuesday noon. Casual
advertisements accepted up to noon
Wednesday of each week.
THURSDAY, FEB. 1st, 1906.
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MISS IIALLS, OF BRANTFORD,
is the guest of Mrs. T. A. Amos.
MISS EDITII SANDERS IS VISIT-
ing Mr. and Mrs. Russell Manning',
at Clinton .
MRS. R. SAMUEL, OF HIGHGATE
is visiting :her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Bowden.
MR. AND MRS. W. WELSH VIS-
ited Mr. and Mrs. S. I'oplcstonc at
Blyth last week.
MR. AND MRS. J, A. STEWART
leave to -day for New Yerk for a
month's visit with aretatives.
MRS. CHAS. ABBOTT AND CHIL-
dren, of London, visited friends in
town during the $past week.
MR. SAMUEL I'OPLESTONE,
who left for Blyth some weeks a.go,
moved 'his family (hero last tvee'k.
A TOTAL ECLIPSE OF THE
mqn is scheduled to take ;plate on
the 9th, visible in North Americo.
REV. MEDD, OF IIENSALL, TOOK
charge of the meeting in James St.
o hurch Ion Thursday evoning lost.
MRS. AMOS ENTERTAINED A
number of her friends very plcateant-
ly on Thursday and Friday :after-
noons at Last week.
MR. W. T. ACHESON . LAST
week roeeived tan Thomas Otto, of
Kingsville, :an excellent wimple of
tobacco, grown in Essex count;, The
leaves ore about three feet long.
MR. GEO. SCHOELLIG, OF 1308-
cobel, Wis., in Irenewing his subecrip-
tion to the Times says it is always
welcome to this home, and could Trot
be without it.
IF ANY OF ,OUR RESIDENTS,
who are (making a short visit out of
town, will leave us their mines, we
shall be pleased to send thorn a copy
of the Times during their absence,
f roc of the r go.
MRS. RANSOM 18 THE 'PROUD
j)ssessor of la :guilt containing 6120
pieces. which elm cut, mewed . and
quilted in .about ct month. The quilt
is beautifully mode end is a credit to
Mrs. Its nsom.
Mr. W. W. L. Ohipnia.n, Inspector
of the Molson'a Bank, was in town
during Uhf • -rk '•1 etaminrd the
books bf tL i:a r branch. Mr.
Chipman found the $affairs herr, in
e very satisfactory condition.
THE ENTERTAINMENT TO iBE
ziven by the Thames Bold Presby-
terian church on Monday, February
5th, promises to be a "rouser." T.
H. Cameron, of Toronto, tho noted
entertainer, has been secured for the
entertainment.
MIt. W. SOMERVILLE, WHO 11AB
been engaged in milling nt Arden,
Man., dor the past sixteen years, re-
turned to Exeter past week end is
renewing acquaintances. hero prior to
going to Goderioh whore he will t.ikc
charge of the mills for the Western
Canada Flour Mills Company.
AMONG THOSE WHO WERE i`
Exeter attending the funeral of the
late George V. Szimwell on Monday
were: Mrs. T. .1. Lock.nardt, King-
hton, Richard Beldon, Ingersoll ; Mr.
T. Trick, Clinton, Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liamson, Inzareoll, Frank V. l;unwell
North Bay : Mr. Wm. ipenman, Lon-
don ; Mr. and Mrs. B. W. (;rige,
Montreal: Mrs. T. Trick, Robt. Trick,
Levi Trick alta' Miss Trick, Clinton :
Wm. Trick, Thedford; fir, (;(orre
in:ereoll 'and the lfii'ee Annie and
Marion Setdon, lnzcrsolt.
TO CURE A COLD iN ONE DAY
Take Laxative ilromo Quinine Tab-
lets. All drngglsts refund the mon-
ey it it falls to cure. E. W. Grove's
'Welters is on each box. Me.
LOCALS
ti t;XETER '1'1M68, FEBRUARY 1st, 11906
MRS. CRAWLEY, OF LUQAN, 18
viaitia; ter moo, Ilr. G. Crawley.
GUARANTEED TO CURE YOUR
cough Cole's Cough Curo or money
rc f u od. d.
MRS. COOPER FORREST. OF
lieu:.:ll visited fr_nds in Exeter last
week•
MRS. A. Q. BOIUER LEFT SAT-
urday tor a few week a' visit w'fti
friends in Toronto.
MISS MINNIE l:/tAIIAM. OF WIN-
nipe;, fonn.erly of St. Marys. was
the guest of Mrs. Jo -lin White, during
the week.
WAITED - GIRLS TO LEARN
the millinery, duties to begin. about
2nd week in March. Apply at once.
J. A. Stewart.
REMEMBER THE RECITAL BY
the pupils of Miss A. Johns in the
Opena House, Friday, Feb'y 2nd. Ad-
mission 15 cents.
MR. M. Y. MCLEAN, OF TIIE
Se_sforth 1Ext.ositor, was •in town
Monday (attending the funeral of the
Lite Gel. Sumwell.
NEW PERFUME ODORS EGYPT -
ion, Lotus and Droser.a Also La
France, Hooke Mond. Violet. Fougere
and Jicky at Cole's Drug Store.
THE MERCHANTS, OUT OF RE-
spect te)r the late Geo. Saaawell, had
their windrow blinds dnawn during
the ,Mur of the funenal on Monday.
MISS BENNETT. OF TORONTO,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. J. A.
Stewart and will remain until Mr,
Mrs. Stewart returns .from New
York•
MR. IIAROLD BISSETT, OF TIIE
Molson's Bank staff, loaves Saturday
for Amherstburg to assume his new
duties In the brunch of the Molson'd
bank there.
OUR SUBSCRIPTION LISTS
were corrected up to Last Saturday
and this week wo are sanding out a
number of accounts for which we
shall feel obliged for remittances.
MR. R. E. MANNING, OF CLIN-
ton, formorly of Exeter, was a fellow
student at the University of Toronto
of Mr. Ikunnr Greenwood, Who was
elected member of the British Par-
liament.
"CHIEF" BISSETT \VAS IN t,ODE-
rich last Saturday attending the
trial of the young masa n'rmed Luker
who was charged with the theft of
a ;horse from an Usborrlo farmer.
Luker pleoded rguilty and was re-
manded Lor sentence.
ACCORDING TO TIIE WEATHER
bureaus the mid vintor iemperature
of 'last week is wit'bout parallel. In
1874 we had a mild winter, but it
does not ocenparo with that which
we hove been enjoying.
THE ICE CROP IS NOT OVER -
promising this season, and the local
users are wondering if the heather
man will :give us gentiles/Ea .winter
weather, so that they can harve.t
their :annu:al supply.
THE LEGISLATURE WILL BE
celled for Thursday, Feb. 15. No-
tices to this effect hate been sent too
the members. It is expected the ses-
sion will Last about eight weeks, ad-
journment taking place a day or two
before Goad Friday.
MR. J. A. GREGORY, OF BAT-
tletord, Sask., w•ho spent the Y.ulc-
tide holidays with 'his parents here.
and tater on took a business trip es
far 'oast as Montreal, returned to
Exeter last week and where he will
remain several days prior to re•
turning to his tome in Iiattle(ord.
ONE OF TIIE THINGS REEVE
Bobier Intcrxls doing this year tri to
bave Exeter incorporated ,into a
Gown. While Exeter does not en-
joy the •required population, that of
2000. sola, action will probably be
taken to have it pieced in the 'select
class. Reeve Bobier claims that Exe-
ter will derive ninny advantages
from its ineorporation.
MASTER JOE ATCHESON WAS
the victim of a shooting accident last
Saturday while ekatin; on the pond
in Howard's ,grove. Another young
kid was shooting at a mark with a
small 'rifle, when one of the bullets
glanced off the ice, striking Joo in
tbo bight leg. Tho bullet did not
penetrate very fir into the flesh and
was removed by Bettie Martin. Whfle
the accident vas snot serious it should
be a lesson to parents Irk be careful
in snot allowing their children to
handle firtnrms away from home.
TOWN CLERK JOSEPH SENIOIt
received %ward on T9lutaday of the
death of his eldest brother, Thomart,
nt Sault Ste Marie., on Jan'y 24th,
the klireet came being liver trouble
superinduced 'by prrcuinonia. Mr.
Thomas Senior will bo remembered
by many in Exeter, be hiving spent
his boyhood days here. Tho decc_•rs-
ed W;1s a baker end followed that
occupation up to the time of hie ill-
ness. The Iramains were taken to
Toronto for interment on Saturday.
Mr. .Iosetih Senior %sent there Fri-
day to attend the (uncoil.
iN TiIE LAST ISSUE OF TIIE LO -
oral lepers Mr. T. II, Carling teas
boasting tot a Large e; g record and
VAT wanting to know Neild could beat
it. On Ootober 4th, Mr. 1). RoweLiffa
had a pullet which laid her first egg
and 'by the 20th est November hod
Laid fourteen, and by the. 20th De-
cember two pullets .had laid 37 el. -re
Those pullets aro of the Wyandotte
variety sand omit be batt by the
Rocks as winter *layers. Dave has
17 hens end in the nmnfh of Janu-
vey, up till tire 27th, hoe turned out
252 ergs for an)arket. Who ase boat
this?
MR. 8. U. BARNES, OItGANILER
for the C. 0. C. F., was in Irkroter
last week assisting the members of
the !Local lodge in flex urittt new
members. A epnoial rneating e -as
held on \Vodrwsday evening of East
week at v hioh a number of new
candidates were admittedinto the
secrets of the ordor. After the lif-
ter the officers for the present year
were sworn in Organizer Barnes rave
n sbrief talk on the work he had
been main; in the Northwest. The
members of the moelal committee pro•
vided a dainty lunch for those pre-
sent, after bile nieetFng.
The following officers for the en-
suing ee ar were elected : 1'. C. Mrs.
Amos ; (;. C., P. W. itowe ; V. C.,
W. tlpalkwill ; itee. & Trcas, 1t. N.
Rowe: }'relate, efts. Daween : Mar-
shall, Mrs, Quanta ; Warden. C. W.
Christie : Guard, Mrs. Moore ; Sentry,
Thos. 'Harvey ; Auditors., 1P r. Amos.
and Wm. Balk will.
FURS MUST BE SOLDCARLINO
Too many Fnrs, yes far too many. Our whole stock of Fur STOCK TAKING
goods must be sold Furs that will give you wear. Every Gar.
biTE
ment guaranteed.
BR-
I only Coou Coat. lovely thick fur,
dark color, a beauty worth $00.00
for $45.00.
2 only Black Calf Coats with Russian
Lamb Collar. this coat will give
splendid wear worth $35.00
for *22 50.
5 only Ladies' Astrachan Jackets.
beautiful curl. with quilted satin
lining, worth $35.00 for $23.50.
1 only Electric Seal Coat, with red fox
collar. reveres and cuffs, satin lining
size 34, worth 248.00 for $40.00.
1 only American Sable Scarf, 45 inches
long, good quality, worth $15.00
for $10.75.
1 only Sable Scarf, with silk orna-
ments and cords, 45 inches long,
worth $13,00' for $10 00,
2 only Isabella Scarfs. pretty dark
shade, newest shape. with tour tails,
worth $10.00 for $8,75.
2 onlyLadies' Fur Ruffs. American
Sabe, choice fur, worth $8.75
for $5.50
1 only Pretty Red Fox Boa, with large
head and tail, very swell. worth
19.00 for $7.90.
MEW
I only Silver Fox Scarf, with large
head and tail. with Muff to match
worth $5.00 for $3.95 each,
1 only Caperine, targe collar and cape,
long front, worth $15.00
for $10.75.
$15 00 Caperine for $10.00
112.00 Caperine for $ 9.00
$ 5.00 Caperine for $ 9.95
Men's Felt Slippers with thick felt
soles, worth OOc for 48c.
Women's Felt Shoes. all kinds, selling
off at cost
WOOL RUGS
3only Pretty Plaid Wool Rugs, worth
11200 for $1.75.
COMPORTABLBS
Wool Blankets, all sizes ani qualities, at lowest cut prices.
Bed Comforters. made of Fine Art Sateen. worth $2.00, on sale at $1.50, other
lines at $2.50 and $3.00, beauties.
Flannelette Blankets. large size, pink bordere, worth $1.25, on sale for 98c,
ISN'EZIL & R,owE
Market Report. -The following is
tee report of Exeter markets, cor-
rected up to Jan. 25th.
\Vhoat, 78 to 80 cents pox bushel.
Oats, 32 to 34 cents per bushel
Shorts, $18 to $20 a ton.
Peas, 60 to 65 cents a oushel.
Bran, $17 per ton
Flour, $2.25 per owl.
Feed Flour, $1.15 per cwt.
Clover need $5 to $6 a bus.
13arley, a5 to 40c. per bushel.
Hay, $7 per .ton.
Turkeys, 13c. per pound.
Hogs, livewei. ht. -$7 a case
Ilogs, dressed. $8.50 to $9 a cwt.
Butter, 18c. per lb.
E gs, 18c. a dozen
Onions, 75c. per bushel.
Dried Apples; 50. per lb.
Chicken. young,.7 conte pee pound
Ducks, 10 cents par lb.
Gesso, 10 cents per Ib.
Octal, $6.75 to $7.
Potatoes, $1.00 a leo.
MISS MURIEL ANDERSON .11A8
been quite ill duriing the past month
which neoosaatated her absence from
school for seven! drays.
A VERY SOCIABLE TIME WAS
spent by n number of tho (Exeter
friends nt the .horse of Miss Bettie
Essery, of Eden, one eveniail; of
last week.
TIIE GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD
Company 5s intending to make an.
other attempt at erecting 'a new
station at Exeter. A representative
of the company was here on Friday
looking over the a;nonnd and ,de-
cided that the best available site
would be on Cho nest side of the
truck, where two of the ware houses
now stand. Agett J. J. Knight
pointed out that the corporation
would !possibly want a spur sun
from 'the lino down town to Levitt's
corner, and would Jike to have the
station built somewherlo along the
street. This the 'representative
claimed would bo out of question. ns
would necessitate tbo backing up of
the trains eaaeh time they arrived
here, the same ns is being done 'in
Clinton. Ile Intimated that the
switching of passenger trains to the
spur at Clinton, w•onld be done away
with 4n the mar future. It is tbo
intention of the company wo aro in-
formed to erect the new station Bur-
in; the coming summer.
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GRAND TRUNK
Railway System
\VINTF.lt RESORTS IN
FEBRUARY
0aliforaia, Mexico, Florida,
Cubs, offer attractions dif-
ficult to find i.n any other
part of tine world. Dclighl-
ful, restful, health restoring
climate, luxunioue hotel,
ROUND TItil' TOi?1tiS'l'
TICKETS AItE ON SALE
DAILY TO ALL SOUTHERN
RESORTS
The Mount Cielncrls Mwn-
er:II 1iitlis, and Ht. Cathar-
ines Minor'tsl springs, situated
on tour direct line, ore c"Ie•
hailed for t heir curative
waters. Try et.
For tickets and ,full formation call on
J. .1. KNIGHT, Depot A.tent
J. Q). MoDONALD, District
Passenger Agent, Toronto.
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THE OLD BUSINESS
UNDER A
NEW NAME.
As Dr. Lutz's successor, I take this
opportunity to welcome all bis old
regular customers as well as solicit a
fair share of partronage from all
others. Reliable quality is the first
importance and fair prices come next.
We make you safe in both respects
and solicit the trade of those, who
wieh to feel certain tbat they have
bought worthy drugs at right prices.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
Aiways in stock a full line of Fresh
Drugs. Drug Sundries, Pharmaceuti-
cals, Toilet Articles and Choicest
Perfumes.
AT
COLE'S DRUG STORE
QUIILITY
FIRST
PLflGE
We know that we have to hold
fast to quality to hold fast to
trade. This causes us to exer-
cise the greatest care in the selec-
tion of wheat used in the manu-
facture of our family flour
"STAR"
The quality is supported by
reasonable prices only
$2.25
per cwt. at the mill.
We have a large quantity of
feed on hand, which we will sell
at close prices.
HARVEY BROS.
Merchant Millers
EXETER, ONTARIO.
MISS IBETTIE ESBERY 18 THF.
guest of Mrs. J. A. Monroe, Andrew
Street.
FEBRUARY
Pisces ; or the Fishes. A mean born
at this time w•dll be shrewd and have
an eye to number one. Ile will gain
by diplomacy what others would ;et
by (force. He will bear insult in or-
der to ;tin d1i8 end, but when this
is gained will repay with intorc,;t.
Of a haughty disposition. In •love Tlo
will not be passionate. Severe with
the ifaults of 1100 children, and no
exacting husband.
A woman born of this perild will
be of obli. n,t manrvans, open and sin-
cere, clever, (mink ; n sinters' f riond.
Opposed Ito deceit, 'faithful in love,
a(fcotionate to her f nnily ane an ex-
cellent wife.
The Best
Hall's Vegetabl. Cicilian Hair Bc
sewer. It tonoa up, fn -i gorat',:,
strengthens the hair -bulbs. The hair "
• grows taster, thiekor; r.to;;c falling
O ! out; does not split nt the ends.
tried /;r hall a century. Teatc'd and c
1'..r 11 • e.IJ,l.,rr, .r 1 •,.,•,.l e:af , r F:•e•
),;'s'K:V4:11414'3 hl 1.e. •,. a rich ,,,oa
o, . v., , r t 1:.I ...t 7.r..4 • .. 5... •,11. 4.11
Hair Tonic
Now for a Big "SLASH" et
REMNANTS.
During our Stook Taking we have taken all our e
from 1 to 5 yards and placed them on our Remnant Countti*
and will have a big
of Dresr Goode, Prints, Cottonades. Flannels, Flannelettes, Shirtiugir
Tweeds, Etc. Every remnant below coat to clear out.
Fur Remnants
We have been very fortunate in disposing of Our Big Fur Stock cooMi-
ering the mild winter.
Only 3 Fur Coats left at } of the price
Only 5 Neck Ruffs left at } of the price
Only 6 Fur Caps left at } of the price
and then we are cleared up.
Over Coat Remnants
Not many lett we have been doing something.
Only 4-$8.00 New Style for $5 00
Only 3-$18.00 New Style for $7.00
Only 2-$12.00 New Style for $8.00
We hays about one dozen of other season's coats, A few boys' and a few
Men's for $1,00 and $2.00.
Don't Miss This Big Rernnattt Sale
[T'S A MONBY SAVER.
CARLIN'C1- BRCS.
YOUR MONEY IN
THE SOVEREIGN BANK OF CANADl
Never stops working day or night and no money
comes more easily than interest money you can start
an account here with one dollar.
Interest Paid 4 Times a Year
whether you look after it or not.
CREDITON, DASHWOOD, ZURICH, HENSALL, EXETER
JOSEPH SNELL, Manager. GLADMAN & STANBURY, Solicitors.
Sale of Necessaries far
Spring
We thank our many customers for their patronage in
thepast and for ONE MONTH MORE, we invite then
and as many more to call and inspect our bargains.
LINOLEUMS
Printed Linoleum, bearing the stamp "Nairns Scotch Linoleum"
a handsome floral design on a rich cream ground. a well sea-
soned cloth. Regular price 12.25 per yard, now $1,75
Printed Linoleum, bearing the stamp "Nairns Scotch Linoleum"
a combination of floral and tile patterns, a splendid wearing
cloth with beautiful colors. Regular price $2.25 now 11.75.
CARPETS
One piece of Brussels carpet, 45 yards, a very close loop woven on
an extra heavy back. A beautiful design. Regular price $1
per yard, aow Soc. • top. _
On piece of Tapestry in bright colors, an extra good piece for the
money. Regular price soc per yard, now 42c.
Reversible Union Carpets in different styles of patterns and colo r-
ings. Regular price 95c, 50c and 3oc now hoc, 42c and 25c
Hemp Carpet 35 inches wide in a fancy floral design, Regular
price 20e now 16c
Hemp Stair Carpet, 22 inches wide, fancy mottled pattern with a
neat border. Regular price 20c per yard, now 17c.
LACE CURTAINS
We have a large range of Curtains. Look at these prices
25c Nottingham Curtains for 21c
35c Nottingham Outline for 20c
50c Nottingham Curtains for 42e
75c Nottingham Curtains for 60c
93c Nottingham Curtains for 75c
1.50 Nottingham Curtains for 1.20
1.70 Nottingham Curtains for 1.36
1,05 Nottingham Curtains for 1.50
$2.00 Nottingham) Curtains for $1.00
225 Nottingham Curtains for 1-80
2.50 Nottingham Curtains for 2.00
2,73 Nottingham Curtains for 2.21)
3.00 Nottingham Curtains for 2.40
3.50 Nottingham Curtains for 2.
4.00 Pompadown Curtains for
7.00 Swiss Curtains for - -
A MONEY SAVER
Our assortment of WALL PAPERS comprises com-
plete combinations of colors and varieties of choice designs.
Our prices aro the lowest,
'All outstandingaccounts must be settl(d on or before
February 15th, 1900.
TERMS: -Produce or Cash.
PO G0003 6111101 APPROBR1101. 10 000D3 i0118RCK �F11R PIM
Poplestone & Gardiner.
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