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THIRTY-THIRD YEAR -No 1716
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HURON & M1DDLESEX GAZETTEi
EXETER, JNT., CANADA, THURSDAY 11i08NIN(i, AUGUST 2nd 1908,
JONES & CLARKS'
Phone No. 32.
During The Last
Few Weeks
We have b€en telling our Customers of Odd Lines
of Summer Goods, which we were clearing at
special prices. What are left of these, are still
at the same reduces' prices, but now a change
comes and it is of new Fall Goods, of which we
speak.
New Wrapperettes
This is theLi ne which we first wish to call your
attention. Not carrying over from last season.
all told more than one hundred and fifty yards.
Hence our present stock is the Newest, Brightest
and best assorted, that is procurable from the
most up-to-date manufacturers in Canada. Prices
range from 10 to 20 cents per yard. See them
displayed in our north window.
New Flannelettes
What material is used for more purposes, than
these desirable flannelettes ? Our stock offers any
kind for every style. Plain colors, and light
stripes from 6 cents to 121 cents per yards. Dark
Loch Lomond Shirtings, in stripes, checks and
plain greys, from 10 to 15 cents per yard. Extra
heavy, double fold, white sheeting 35 cents a yard.
New Flannel
To satisfy th9 needs of many, it is necessary to
have a full range of both all -wool and union flan-
nels, twill or plain, light or dark grey, also mili-
tary flannel in brown and grey. Quality the
highest and prices the lowest possible.
.New Dress Goods
Just a few words to say they are arriving and
to invite your inspection.
JONES & CLARK
Headquarters for the Celebrated W. E. Sanford Clothing
BUGGIES
BUGGIES
Vote For The By -Law
The Voting Will Take Place on
• Saturday, August 4th
To tilt: Property Owners of the
Village of tExatar.
Ladies and Gentlemen:- On the
itb day sof August you will have an
opportunity of casting your vote
for or against a by-law to loan the
stun of $10,000 to it company to be
known as the Exeter Canning and
Preserving Company. Limited, to be
used for working capital by that
Company niter the factory has been
built and fully equipped with all the
most modern machinery at u cost of
not less than $12,000.00. As my busi-
ness duties will not eerauit me to
call on all and make full exp+ate:1-
tions of the groat advantages that
the town as n whole will derive. I
take this opportunity of placing be-
fore you n few 'note cloncerning
tsomo of the advantages that will be
derived.
1. Thee 111081 rof }lou ..ere aware that
our town is docresrsing in tlropulaticul
every year kind if eomet,hing is not
done to tst.op the flow, Exeter will
only thavo to population of ten to
twelve hundred in five years' time,
2. By ce:t;rrying this By-law we
will assist in starting an industry
that will employ .a large number of
men and women. boys and girls. and
by giving our young people employ-
ment eat theme, we keep our money
in town and it all betels to build
up our %homes.
3. The following !gentlemen • u•o
the Directors of the Company: Jos.
Snell. Manager of the sovereign
Bank, P,nesident ; R. G. Schlon, far-
mer. Vice President ; J. G. Jones.
geneeal mereletnit. Secretary -Treas-
urer ; J. Hunter, C .11. &enders, W.
D. Sanders, A. Marchand. Thos. Har-
vey and S. Martin, are t11n Director..
The above gentlemen sate all men of
good business nbility end have made
a success of their own 'business and
are determined if the By-law carries,
to make a suooess ,of the Canning in-
dustry which moans much for Exe-
ter
•
4. Vote fpr 'the By-law and make
i home market for all the by pnod-
uots insteed of rending them to ot-
her places to be manufactured, and
helping to -build up other towns at
the expense of our own. We have
the prettiest sand cleanest tittle
town in Ontario. but we lack indus-
tries, and by voting for the By-law
you help to keep our young people
home. and bring in ;others to help
pay our +taxes, ,and also if the Lan-
ning .factory come I 'assure you
you thore will be other industries
follow nn dineidio of five years our
quiet little vilJngo will be turned in-
to 2 hive of industries with a pop-
ulation •ef three to five thousand
persons.
5. Retnenbe.r our security .is
good ns Told. Wo !get n near tga. o
on $35.00.00 for a loan of $10,000.00
and with the tares which will be paid
by the Company and by people w•11to
will 'come tl►are, when 'they are ►able
to secure plenty of work, there will
be no noc(!4Mity of the into of taxa-
tion being any hilgheir than it Is et
the present time, es tehere will be
so muoh more wassassable property.
6. You elected the nreecnt Coun-
cil expecting them to brine in Rome
i ndustrrites, They have done their
best and hive t,ecureci •:1 gOMl thine.
Stand by niers find vote for the By -
r , If you have any orders for print.
ing ,of any kifel just call us up end
we will be 1,leas4d to look after your
w ants.
Call Up Phone No. 31
JOHN WHITS & Sons
Locals 1"Larry" Takes a Few
Mrs. Monroe is visiting friends in I
To eon to.
Ilonvot' 1lagsl1ra v is house from
Holidays.
Guelph for the holidays. This is sit' 3.11,011 av th' year whin
Mre. C. Livingston is spending a thiin lex 'Fez toime to spied, ran'
few days at Grand Bend. thinks it is th' Ihrolxr oaper to go
Miss 'Mabel Follicle, of St. Marys,
Is holidaying ,at her house here.
Mr. and Mrs. 1). Crittenden. of
Blyth, etre visiting friends in town.
Mrs. Barber, of Like Forks,
is the guest of her aunt, Mrs.
Sleveert.
Mr. and Mrs. Lamporte, of Michi.
gang arcs visilin; the forer's grand.
father. Mr. George Lewism.
Mr. J. W. Broderick, of Godoruch,
spent :t few days of this week cal-
ling on old friends in town.
Mrx. It. Knight and son,
leave returned home after
I weeks visit with frien'ds
Thoau:ts.
THE .GUILD OF TItIVITT MEM -
oriel church, purpose having ct lawn
social and conca,rt ion the rectory
lawn, Thursday evening, August 9th,
Miss Maud Kornick, of South Riv-
er, Muskoka, is spending a month
with :relatives in town and vicinity
the guest of her stunt, Mrs. James
'Porn.
Miss Eva Carling, of St. Lake's
hospital, New York, arrived home on
Wednesday evening for a short we -
cation. Suss Nina Carling has also
returned from Toronto.
MR. JOSEPH COBBLEDICK HAS
has sold his handsome residence on
South Main street ,to eMr. Wm.
rletebor, of treborne, who has dis-
posed •of his farm and will move in-
to Exetor in the near future.
MR. AND, MRS. WM. GRIGG CEL-
ebrate(d the sixty-second anniversary
of their marriage on Saturday, Ju-
ly 28th, an event which 1s celebrated
by only a very few persons. Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Grigg, of Woodstock.
and daughter, Mrs. Walker, of Lon-
don. were here on .the !occasion.
1)1.,
Jas.
rat
Drew,
three
St.
Mr. Thos. 1Lctndford ,has disposed
of ,his sale stables and .handsome
brick residence with land surround-
ing it to 'Mr, Ohas. E. Hackney, at
Usisorne for .a good figure. Mr.
Handford his not decided what ho
will do. Ile holds possession of t hit
property until February 1st, 1907.
MRS. THOS. SNELL IIAS DUIt-
ing the past week been favored with
visit from all her three sons with
their wives, Mr. A. J. Snell with
his wife and son, of Lansing, Mich.,
who tn'ade the trip here in an auto-
mobile returned 'home on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs .Thos. Snell, of Lan-
sing. Mich., and dau;hter, and Mr.
J. Snell, of 5t. Thomas, arc also here.
MISS E. LISTER, OF SAItNIA,
who is the guest of Mrs. Willis
Powell. met with en unfortunate ac-
cident. On Friday last she playful-
ly mounted Mr. Powell's pony and
started off for a ride, and hid pn-
ly gond hut a short distance when
she was thrown to the grotted.
breaking her ri.3ht nrtu at the wrist.
Had the horse not remained ler.rfect-
ly still when its rider fell, the re-
sults might have been more serious,
as the young lady's foot was caught
fast in o of he strntrs.
ne
The Western Fair, London prom-
ises to be l great success. Entries
are coming in fast and pence is bcin;
alloted. The Attruction Conlntittee
have provid;d a programmeof
amusement fend entertainment far
exceeding anythin; ever attempt ed
law. by the Aseoriat'on. C. W. 'Williams
7. Ot.hor towns leive held nut in- of Newark, N..1. mill spike daily air-
- duccn1e'nts and have secure 1 indus- (-elisions in his n;rshil► "America"
tries and fire goin, a11e.1et. \Vhy not The RoyalVcnc't lin Nand, one •. f the
give Exeter a boost and make a grtcatest nlusicil or .t.ntzat ions of tBUGGIES
he
WI) vet of itt We have been a day, sass ben cng►aticl at treat ex -
village ion; '0110101. Molise for the entire exhibition. The
8. Every business man in Exeter Norins. 114th .liver. &tilt: lee acro -
114 in f:lvor of it ho sly-hw ane% are bats, Slack wire v'rforruers, the pol-
satisfied that the Recur ity for the He burglars, trick house performers.
loan is .alright. Every Solicitor in 1Ite reel Red Raven (ladets, and many
Just received a shipment of "MARTIN" town thinks the secueriity alright, and others, will ,1,11 appear betthe
buggies with rubber and iron tires. Call
and see them they will stand inspection.
Also have a number of good second hand
buggies for sale at a bargain.
A. Q. BOBIER, Exeter.
MONEY
why should you think otherwise. gIt nl stands t%ice drily. Itc•nte►a-
9. 1 undtirtstennd 1hero fore ,i few t 41tf s Ser.t. 7111. to lilie 15the
people in twin who tier working very \111 JOSEPH 11. 1IOLMES A
hard against the Jly-I:cw. Stop and '
think ! pan you recollect nny one
thing those Fettle forties ever done
to hall► further the best interests of
Exeter. How twiny f.ttnilies arc
there in Exeter who 'ravel not been
obliged to send the-ir children to Methodist church, and bit for t
west Neel? two) ye"1f' ago, t kin ,1
other I,lnce.+ to make their living,
former school leacher at Sharon.
with his bride. w ere the guests of
MT. John Pedlar on Frill ty list. Mr.
11olme5 is :1 con of Mr•. .1. W. Holmes
it one time pastor of Ma:n street
;ell on arc•otsnt %ef our own ci1izcne to`ttion on the Siskatcon t►1per, :1f -
not pulling to.rlthor and ;•ott,ing in-
dustries of our omen to keel► our
young rm(n :,nd zirls at lienee. If a1L
the people 11 ho hese• txticn obliged to
leave their homes herr to seek a
livelihood CI.sew Bore, were all to
return at one time. whet would we
do with thenitt Gould we acoonlnto-
d tie than; I think not.
10. The future prosperity of Exe-
ter hinges on the+ er•oirosi1i,c►n 11 Liell
There's a wonderful influence attached to, and surrounding the word i'" before you. \'r,te► the ifs -.1.1w
Alone No doubt it was the word which attracted your attention and led ' elO" n, K1"ld 1 h.• town Pa" down, for
y• if th..s J1 1.ttt is defeated there will
you to commence a perusal of this edvcrtisement.. y -
It Is All in This
Values here me two mue.h butter nnd the goods so much ,ewer anti
brighter than you are in the habit of getting that there is only one
way of determining the money -roving result and that is by p visit to
the store, a look over the et.ocsks and lotrning the prices. Doing' this,
Quietly decides the question of WHAT and WHERE to buy, in our fav-
or, and adds another customer to This Store's rapidly increasing list.
Order early
Don't ne ,•lest. to IeRVC your orders ealrlti• for 13inder
Twine. We lave three tons of the Celebrated Plymouth
Twine for sale. None other is quite so good. Prices
guaranteed.
o,•
COWARPi&CLARK, Winchelsea.
be 110 use trrying :lily farther to. ;get
industries to loeite herr. Hut if it
io ei:rrieel it will be the forerunner
of many industries cit a;; t' l:xf•ter
which tnn,na higher w•cics, higher
lents, higher prices for real estate.
plenty of looney in ciecul•atir.)n slid
goal times far ell. Exeter never
had as gooey en importunity to 3'ot
on'e of the best indu:,tiees (here is
in ('..in.stlt, sled .111 'steel capital sub-
eeribc,l by tonal re ;semi, ►1s it has at
the pieee'nt time. Vote for the ity- + 1rc himself ems ccsponsihle f••r the
l:I1 even if it !o -s mise your taxes w-1cole thing. \Valtcrrs earls 1;c-c►r/-
thirty cents. ingly let leo. whiles t),e .1ud,re clef+•-r-
'1'1t.,pking you Y1.1. Editor f'.tr your t.a Sentelcee In the ease of !teatt;e
t''. i until Tuesday. wdrnn lees deoidcd to
ter%% rds rineeking in the rel es-
tate business. Fortune 11 is favore.l
the young min rind 10-.l i}• he rank
quite high in the financial world.
On .lune 27tH he w is united in rnar-
ridge to '1iss Atkinson, a popuhr
young 1.1111 of London, find since, 1Si1•v
have been spending 1 honeymoon in
Toronto, Montt -ell, .1 trip through
the Tltosts sn! !shrifts and other
points. \1r. :ind Niru. Holmes return
to their home .at Sisk, t,'.nit,
with the best wishes 01 their friends
for continued prosperity.
ON SATURDAY I.AS'T Tilt LAIIS
i eettlie and \V ilterr•s, of Go•ler.ioh,
who becks int.) Mr. S. 11:1.rdy's gro-
cery store end stole foods, t,nd
terw'•urds committed 'thefts at. Cen-
t.pali�i, were 1rlfore .Judge, Doyle.
tcvero1 witnesses were called in the
(Ilse .tp'tinst Walters for the theft
cit C.cntr-.ilia, including Beattie him-
self. but 1)nittic•'s evidence entirely
cleared Walters from being connect-
ed with elle theft. lle•t.t1,'e *eying
I rcni.lin yours truly. give It:m one mere ehs.nre lett lest
A. Q. 110111E11, hi ni i1e1 e.n suviMndlcd semi me r'11 -t
�--- w•isleng to •pIi ,o hint in the :ssgorii-
tion of slutrldertrc►d et,rintin ils. Mr.
Teacher Wanted
I'roudfn)t •rifted !for the teas tee -R.
Tito ,newt against Weber for the theft
'1'o rc.ich 8. 8. No. 10, i'sb:>'rne, I of tw•,o tlonrs nt Zurich aero en mil up
!known lis Lumley school. Applica- on Saturday ,but w•15 disnlir' led for
! cations, stating salary. received up want of evidence. Mr. l'rcudtxeot al-
e testa.- Thames Read P. O.
I to Artist 13t b. Add
res .loon C.l an iso testes} for \Veber.
vision'. cJulltin, nn' tied' loikc, spend -
in' a little moieties'. or sppngit►' u
couple wakes :bonnet wid some frinds
wlto is allure pleased to have yez, but
tickled into fits when yez ie !avis'.
Ez ivorybody :w•ux clw•tty fruit' me
accostomed risting shiaots lueht wake
01 thought 01 would book aground fer
some wan what wuz just tithing to
have tut visit e111, an' whore 01 eud
get me skin browned widout Ravin'
to clip off 'tinny coupons fer ixpinses.
Oi felt a littl,, t, ubbled tit goin'
away for fear one frind. Geo. Matt-
son would forget to talk up th' can-
nin' factory. what th' town wants to
loan some mionney to, but ez George
ttssured me ho wuz intindin' to work
oveertoiute to lave the by-law car-
ried, Oi !concluded a trip wuz th'
only thing .what wuz tutded to kapo
ne frum gettitl' rusty an' lonesome,
whin all ,neo frun(L's 'sept Johnnie
lfaltett. wuz raw•ay takin' things aisy
Oi wuz thinkin' that some shpat
up in Georgian Bay would just about
eittrike nee. There Oi would be rid
av tit' worries ay tit' strenuous Loife
what goes wid the bustle an' hustle
av Exeter, 'but begorra mehopes av
taking a thnip to Georgian Bay wuz
busted whin Oi discussed inc cellist'
acquaintances wussent livin' in, that
pert av th' country, an' according to
the nlul.anacs issued by th'
railroad companies, th' rates ez tin
an' fifteen an' up per wake, princi-
pally up, so 01 Lnshtructed recall! to
fergit about that thrlp, an decoided
that Oi tivould have to go alongt wid
th' i-ist av th' bunch an' go sto this
Hind, whore .ivory wan seems to bo
Lavin' a good ttloime.
Afhter thinkin' th' iu.ttlter over
Oi decoidcd to visit me frind Hilly
Fritz. that is, Oi intinded shtoppin'
wid lktp whin shi•apin' toime over-
took isle, en' ihtar.ted out wid Har-
ry Hoffman, nrroivin' at th' Bind in
toime to mate tome av me ecquain-
tanacs afore dinner wuz strved.
Grund Bind ez a beautiful shpot
to enjoy yorsilf, whin yez ez toircd
or lazy. Th' feclin' cz about tit'
sane whin yez is lookin' ter pleasure
by gottin' sand in ycr shoes an sun
blisters where Old Sot strokes yez
betwixt th' ,.spaces what .issetlt cov-
ered by ,the battenberg deplrtntinl
av tel' peek-a-boo shirt waist.
Th' first afhternoon av 'me visit
wuz spint lookin' up old frinds an'
Wilkin' dates for me .meals. Ivcry
body said they would be plastid to
Ivies inc slltop w•id thein ufhter Oi'd
towld thim Oi had accepted th' in-
vitasion to sbteop wid some win else.
In tit' avenin' inshtead civ gettin'
mixed up wid th' trees cottages,
hammocks, an' lovers, Oi shtuck to
th' promenade on the beach, where
Oi could lisscn to the wave's, .111
look wanes in a whoilc at some av
thim cz .wuz sittin' on th' logs,
dreatuin av "1 WO souls w•;d but wan
single thought, etc." Afhter 1very-
body wuz .rctoired Oi ;stroked over
to Billy's for th' night.
The nixt n►ornin 01 devoted me
tointe to 1•ubbezitt' eat shim ex wuz
tovirttItlitl' an' 'thiel that diddent
want 10 11i11 fer fear av watli.n'
their t±w•;.tiiniill' clothes. Afhtcr n
whoile ()i decided it splash \vtzddeilt
(to me. army Far -ren, so 01 rented wan
av thine shkin fittin suds, an' took
u1c ;11111u:11 '911111g,... Ivcry now• clad
1u lin Oi w lid take in" sun b;1th 11c -
t w fit th' scup! 1,ilcy, an' on Ivan av
Odin occasions a young lady wid it
tun 1)301.11 COM trle'xit0n lowed ute that
a liberal slow av vayeline wuz just
lb' thing to kc+pe the sun frons burn_
in', stn' Oi followed her advice and
took •+ lil►r1 11 •+1'1+lieetion :1v th'
greasy sttltiff, ruts' thin rolled in th'
tette(. thinkin' th' w1thor would wash
off ell' s',nd, lvidout ttl'ssin' W111
5111'eck av it, but bcgora th' wether
two: about til' same impression on
th' sand what wuz un 111' ay it w111
on a piece of imery piper. Th' more
Oi tried to rub it off, t h' closer it
rail uck, :111 ':IVPs 111e Rwit11111iI1' suit
on' Inc got slttuck, so that Oi a uz
forced to put on 111'2 clothes '.idou1
unelreeen', 01 loc•i:,! th' yuung
1%or11.In wl" heel 16iv, 11 tea'; th'',tent-
er ez hole to k:1 the sun from
burniu', '1111' 1oll•I.1 her :1v me troll•
bees, whin she advised me to seise
mesilf 10 th' t,l,ln:n' mill •z .1 hum-
an sen! 1ttp•.r.
Afflier three (1:13-5 O1 took off th'
111.1 «id th' eist :►v tl1' Atkin,
welts that young NN0111 ill :ls 311.1r -
tied O: wish yez'd ,allow nee to write
about th' w cddi11' , c.'s Oi n pee't
! :Iv cn w i.1 her Ser her frindly :1.1vi:1e,
THE NATIONAL 1'OiRTLAN1) CEM•
ENT CO. !DECLARE \ GOOD
DIVIDEND
'thee holding Mocks in the
1ion 11 Poi (1 enol Cement (V►., Unlit -
ed, will h^ p': 154.1 to learn that the
(0111;.•1ty is nolo in tl 1110.4' prosper -
011 (unlit ,ten, A an'cf irig ,,1 t Ile
eotors 11 ,s 'held at the;r held of-
' fire. 'I)url.+in, where the mills ,ire
loo'rted, All expressed their grati-
fir'ition to tete min igernent far the
continued ine.re1sed output of the
mills. Tile output being .1n clve'ra,e
of 301) burets :i day, an increase ov-
• er the record of on). previous year.
:Mier providing for their entire in-
debtcdness for $75,000 they hive de-
' elect ►re.t on in1e'rinl dividend of :► 1 .,r
cent, Payable the first of September.
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
Tim Kind Yon Hare Ahrsys Inegkt
BOW'S the
eigsattte of
ROBERT E. PICKARD,
FROBISHER, SASK. = EXETER, ONT.
General Selling Agent. for
Canadian Pacific Railway Lands and
Canadian Northern Railway Lands.
If you intend purchasing land in the West, we can give
you the best land and the lowest prices and easiest terms
CORRESPONDENCE INVITED.
Address
ROBT E PI6KfiRD, Frobisher, Sask
We Furnish Their Hornes
After The Honeymoon Is Over.
Dont't worry about furnishing the house, that prob-
lem is easy settled. Come in and make your selec-
tions, we u ill make your home handsome, artistic
and comfortable from cellar to attic at prices and
terms which will save you money and slake yon
happy for a lifetime,
ROWE & ATKINSON
Furniture Dealers and Funeral directors, Exeter, Ontario
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SMITH BROS.
AOR ONLY
DAYS
Beautiful Water Sets worth $4.00 for $1.48
make elegant Wedding Presents. Choice of
five dozen sets.
Choice Salmon 2 calf for 25e
Choice Tomatoes 2 cans for 25c.
Pickles 9 cents a bottle try them.
Bread 41 cents. Cheese 16 cents.
GIVE US f Gfi b b
Highest Prices Paid for BUTTER and EGGS.
SMITH BROS, Hay P. O.
Mrs. Lindenfelt, sr., eontin11085
very low.
liiss Glanville, of London, 1-r t he
guest of the Misses Sweet.
Mrs. Pollock, of Goderich, is vis-
iting friends in town.
Mit. EDGAR \VESTCOTT IS NOW
enga-ed as +1>,,,rher lith M r. E.
Willis.
`Its. Hoe ertn:in left on 'fuesd:ty
morning for her new• donee in Bloom.
field, l'r.;rtce Edward 'Count y.
Miss Si':•, i pv. of A1:111irtli, Sask.,
visited her friend hiss Louise Sweet
during ti.c ,Islet week.
Master Glen Flintoff, of (:lint+ii, is
visiting ;his sister, Mrs. J. ('. Snell
Usborne.
ir. J. G. Stcinbury returned on
Monday from a tee./ weeks' fishing
spent upon the Georgian Bay.
OA.BTORTAL.
Nan the _A 14 t gild You Apra P41,,t1
Signature
of
The 'Misses Moir, of New York,
d iughtcrs of the late Gooses Moir,
formerly of F:xc•1 -,' ort' visiting
friends in town.
BOWLING
O1► l.ts, Friel ly :tf te•rnotln l wo
rinks of bowlers from Revisit! came
down to t ry ,u'snlusiotls in .a 1i•cndly
males. '1'ht•y I41ycct well, but not
well moult: to 1 it the Exeter p'ny-
crs, for in 11.x.: end Exeter won by
10 points. 'flop lest end cf gamete
were played in darkness and the
w11ie' kitty could Let he treated
well. Please Exec 1 fret on elect rio
lights from Ch:ulie.
following its the %k ilea.
AFTERNOON
Exeter !knell!
Rev. W. M. MirtinDr. t3cllery
Skip ,17 Skip 11
W. .1. Ilearn,en I1. J. ilillings
Skip 11 5k11ttl
EVENING
1' .\V. Ghanian
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W. \V. l':+rn:rn
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Silver Sheaf 600 feet to pound.
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Ropes, Sling Ropes, Hay Forks,
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