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`eRI EXETER TIM148, AUGUST lath 1907
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KEEP COOL
Why not be comfortable the rest
of the season when yon can get a
beautiful Summer Suit, made to
order for $10.
J. H. HOLTZMANN
CREDITON, KEEPS
Credit00 Dashwood l esi.dt in f u t u l c.
Lottie Prime has returned from
..��. London and ie epe'eaing the holideys
DR.
1', J. MoCUE.. MEMBER Thtirsday last being Cele day ret under the parental roof.
TARIO (IDLLE(.E t'1iY61C1- Grund Benda goodly number spent lleasall foot -hall tt-am played a
see stso�d 6ur�as. Successor to Dr. tha day there. The town was left
tie game tills t} -e local teens Cal Wed
�. A. Salt. amines. Out. very quiet and without basilicas'.t•vt.ii ng. The score 0-0. Owing Lo
Mr. W. A. Fickbe.per .tom in Lrti•if iu need..ck1 a first class piano, d:arknc�ax thetclrris kicked each waywhy not give J. L'e)1ermann a salt. ottty Iii minutes.Ho bai%dles-the beat for the motley. 4.
Miss Tillie Miller and Miss J1iiinie
homeEhlers returned hoo on Saturday
evening atter ho.ideying at .the Heed. Edgar Edigholfer spent Sun -
lay at his home -at Blake.
The Frew residence of Mr. A. Mor•
renoe is nearing completion and
when fiuialied will make a vary corn- too evident to farmers. Ontario ag•
Portable house, rieulturiats, in many instances, buy
Our flax rnen eommgnced dratt:nb Western sloth, rape little or no
tsar this week. wheat; 'and for'avhet they do raise.
'.fir. Henry Callas commenced are riot receiving aprier coC0111111.212.threshing en Saturday. Ile has , curate with their Iitaor-a11, largo -
new traction engine and a new set)- ly because they 1►vill not use the
*rata: with all the latest improve- flour .made from wheat that they
meu
ta. grow themselves, owing to a rnistak-
1)r. McLaughlin visited in est, ea belief that the western flour is
Thouaaa for a fete daysth:s week. better. In addition to this Ices of
Mr. Merman Eidt spent Sunday. inarket, the cost of feed is top high
with friends in Parkhill. to enable stockmen and dairymen to
Mr. and Mrs. Surnotie of London. realise the profit which, under pro -
are guests at the home of Mr. lienry per conditions, ought to be aesurcd.
biilter. It will be eotnewhat of :a surprisefir. Thun and son Willia�n,, of 1E1• for moat farmers, .to learn that On-
ne:ra, are the guesStts of Rev. �. 'limn tarso flour is ;i favorite in the 17tastt
fewfor a weeks. ern provinces ; ,and t halt in the lace
of strong competition, it has for sev(-
eral years been preferred in the
Maritime provinces, to the ' best
Western brandy. The discovery of
floureblerlding bids fair 'to rct,open
the demand for Ontario wheat ; and
this ought to attract the attentionof Ontario farmers do a question
of vital importance to the agricul•
turas interests of the Province.
Blended !lour is rsimply the bestof Ontario's finely -flavored product '
to which a small prepo,rtion of West-
ern wheat in added to bring up the
percentage of gluten, or "strength"
Freed from technicalities if chemis-
try and milling, it means .both
strength and flavor in the tinily loaf.
Viewed eoonomically, it means an in.
creased market for rtnlOntario-grown
product whish has won the unpre'-
judice(( favor of the Eas:.
Whether this tvill prove true of
Ontario, and whether Kush a domrtnd
will h.: created that the price of
wheat will improve. and the cost of
bran and shorts become hewer, de..
pends upon the individual fanner.
Buying Western flour means a nes•
ative answer to the query : :f
however, the Ontario farmer is alive
to the situation, he. cannot ti.nnnc111i/•
ly afford to neglect the latest dis-
covery in practical economics, and
will insist an buying only the flour
milled in Ontario.
don, Fred:; on bus::.es=.
A larks number from til- village
and viciuit) .spent .lhureday last at
Grand Bend. Satisfaction is expressed
on all sides with the day& outing.
Master Golden Flannery and Ma-
mie Hudgins, of Detroit are visiting
their grandparents Mr. and M.
Jas. Hodgins for a few .weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Lewis have re
tt;rned home after a lt' titeeks'
11Ar visit with their tetra Jire. 11.
Raphley, of Findlay, Ohio.
Wru. 11. Morlock and son of Aur•
ora. Ill., spent a few days in the vil-
lage under the parental roof and re-
newing acquaintance.
Mr. Jamas Lawson our genial jaw.
elryman greatly improved .the ap-
pearance of his shop by adding a
sew awning.
The Hay Fire Insurance Co. held
its monthly meeting in tae town flail
Sat. last when 'the usual budneee
was transacted.
Mrs. E. H. Bean and fan`ly return.
hone Friday evening after a month's
visit with relatives ir. :,Mdnone'3ter,
Mich. On her return '�j,ie - iodise'
Aid surprised her with a reoeption
and a bounteous supper.
The junior baseball 'team, of aen-
tralia, clawed the return match
with the Brownies on the •ltotno dia-
mond Friday eve the game resulting
in a victory for the Brownies. The
soore 13•2. :
Whet premises to be+owe of the
hottest games of ball will played
thio .Wednesday night betwdon Dun-
crief vs. Crediton !4t}r3 ova tiro home
Diamond. More ' -p:articulare ;next
week.
The many frieuda-of .-E. Simpson,
of Maitland, were pleased t►c, s;•e him
in the village. Mr. Simpson has the
principalship of the Iligh)scbool there
He is still possessed of the push
and enthusiasm as exhibited when he
held the erinsipalshin of our public
school. Ile is bound iso act to the
very front.
Mies Lydia Rivers, of Sotnbra, who
hail been visiting her grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ifew•ie, retterned
to her home rest 'Tussdjy.
Mr. A. Kuhn, of the Sovereign
Bank,, is holidaying' at the Pena. Mr.
R. W. Williams, of Zurich, t, reliev-
ing hero during his absence.
Children's slay exercises will be
held in the Evangelical oilurah on
Sunday the 25th.
Mrs. S. Essery attended the fun-
eral of her brother the tate 13. J.
Evans, of St. Marys, on Wednesday
oil this week.
A lawn social will ba held under
the auspices of Lhe Ladies' Aid 1
the Zion Evangelical ahuroh, on Fri•
day, August 23rd. A seecia1 prograth
of addresses, music and readings will
be rendered in which the following
talent is expected to take :part :
Revs. -J. W. Andrews, Creditors: W.
H. Butt, Oentralia : A. I1. Going and
E. A. Fear, Exeter ; L. K. Eidt, Dash-
wood; .A. D. Gischjer, Zurich: J. F.
Sutcliffe and wife, Corbett a .Itev. E.
II. Bean and wife: ,Arthur 'Zeller -
mann student at Naperville, •:111. ;
Mies Pearl Boltzmann, Church Choir
and the Crediton Mala Quartette. Do
not miss it as the ladies pre sparing
no pains to make this a grand Hue-
d° ea
The public 8011.00,1 reopens on Mon-
day August 19th and .the Continua-
tion Classes on Tuesday Sept. 3rd.
Will those who intend joining the
Continuation Classes notify the prin-
cipal, who will be at the school after
August 10, es) that each eiuder.t may
obtain the books required for their
oeerse before the elaFs-24 open. Kind•
1y bear this in mired aid fi ave to-,
c f time.
dirks Robinson has been granted
1 •ave of absence by the trustees of
the school for two or three sve:-oils
extra as else is visitting in the West
and will therefore not be sack in
time for the re-oeening. The room
will be in charge ;,f the principal
until her return.
. -Big Clearing Sale
of Grocery Stock
at Finkbeiner's Grocery
We have decided to give up business and have 'educed the
price on all our stock and are selling below cost. De not
buy before you see us as you will never get a better
bargain. A call solicited.
W. A. FINKBEINER, Crediton.
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fi. MILLS, WOODtifRM'
:We hare just 'received In stock a crate at dishes, white add Olire pet-
al -mil, Cope and Cnpa and Saucers, also Toilet Sets, I3awvls and Z'itshers.
all slsee, t%'hich we are belling right.
nay Fork Rope, Manilla, at 14c Ib.
All kinds of, harvest t gods In stock.
Maghine Oil. Peerless. the boat, 40o gallon.
We hare about 6 pieoee of thatcheap Muslin left yet whish vrio are
belling cheap.
Moe Fresh Grocer:ee and Pure Spices in Stock.
Blgbest prices, cash or t rade, for Woduoe.
A. MILLS, - Woodham.
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Baroains! Bargain s
-••at them
WINCHELSEA STORE
Me Prints reduoed to 1Oc Mualins reduced 25 per cent;
- ---- Dress Goods reduced 25 per cetlt. ► ' ' -
II 's Summer Sh1rte400d choice of kinds and colors, reduced from 11 to 85c
We have in afresh shipment of Dishes, Dinner Sets, Toilet
*Sets, .Odd Pieces and Pancy Glassware. ' This is the season in
which you need lots of dishes We are bound to sell. Good bar-
gains to the early buyer.
Shoos! Shoes ! Shoes 1
Our supply is large, latest styles and makes. In spite of the
advance in cost, we are still selling at the old prices.
Fresh Groceries always on hand.
We invite you all to come and see for yourselves.
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Western Fair
The Exhibition the People all Like to Attend
XHIBITORS AND VISITORS FIND) IT
PROFITABLE r0 GO
RNABENBHUE'S AIRSHIP daily and s full list of Attract-
ions. with p.enty of Music, Fireworks after program each
evening concluding with that grand display, "THE SEIGK
OF GiBRALTER"
Reduced Rates on all Railroads
Send to the Secretary for Prize Lists, Programmes and an in-
ermation.
W. J, REID, President.
A. M. Hunt, Secretary
LONDON, SEPT. 6 TO 14
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WINCHELSEA
Mr. Edward Clartc, of Chicago, was
test week visiting his patents here.
Me left for hs harnc on S.iturd:a3
steeping. Mr. Milton Clark, who
went to Chicago for :a visit Jeanie
be -re eat' hila,
Mra. Thos. Cow ard. Mrs. .1. Mtt•t-
ere and Master Percy Coward who
rusticating at the )tend .rOturne l
borne last Saturday evening.
Miss Mii^pso ra len, of I carni;:gto:i,
is visiting '►ti'; Othella
Heywood.
Mr. In,rnas Co•.% and o ccom.
pent by a gen Earle, was in Lo'1•
don. on Thursday or flu-inrs=.
Mr. Frani: flu:a;sr, of Eden, was
on Saturday on business.
Mr. David Miller visited Mr. Thee.
White Thames Road, an Sunday.
Mtieees Clara and Gertie 8beetlrt
and Vina Dell paid our burg a fly•
ing visit on Saturday evening and
say they are coming again for some
more ice cream for it was good.
�111t}:lt1Cl1 COLLEGIATE iNSTI.
TUTE I1;EUNIO,N.
They reunion of former estudenty
of the Goderich Collegiate institute,
for wlech preparations have been in
progress for some months, will take
place on Thured•ay and Friday, Aug-
ust _Incl and :3rd. The program is
to be as follows : Thursday morning
reception to ex -et talents at Collegiate
the ewer: of Less:'• Robinson on Suri- Institut . afternoon and evening, re -
day. Percy IJair.r• o: Crediton, vis gatta :Ind aquatic' sports, at the lake
• front. I•riday morning, : athletic
ited his sister Mrs. Wm. Kerr cr. eports and haseh111 match : afternoon
Suratly• presentation of a testiruotli-(l to
Quite e number cf our youti.t Iwo- I)r. Strang : eveninz, a .banquet.
pie went :9 the 11•'nd on Sitiela)•. (;r acluatee of the school are coining We carry all eizee of disc-
Mia+ Lily ItObi1lw,t1, of ('entralia from all over the continent, and a moods from the largest to
la visiting her cousin, Mies F.11e Rob- gees tirn'• is expected. The railways the smallest, either set or
inson, fol a few (flays. are giving special rates on the err.- %inset and all of the purest
Mr. G. W. Mead Was In St. Meryl t:ficat, plan. quality
on Monday on bus:russ•
Miss Lilt t Ileywcset is visiting i.er riles zet -giiiek end certai• relief
seism Miss Myrtle Francis in 1'luit• from i)r. Shoop'. Miaeic Ointment: 1
town the tt-• • k. Please• note it is anadn along .for Ths trust's of otlr ,shoot }save • Ppileg, and its action is positive and Cs H. WARD & C.
mcdeleit t?:^ sol'e'd, 10 t he eat:af • certain. itehine. gainful, protrud• 1 t
Lien of aur teache, 'r tnd it t • t' itt3 or blila(1 piles disappear like ' 374;Richmond St. `mg IN
ready ter a good et art on Mon. r magic by its use. Large sickle•ven-
naarninb. ped ?lase jars n0 rents. Sold by W. •
Mir. Illi }lia:wn was in Stratfe,t A. Howes% ••••••••••••••••••••••••••
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11I(!I:8 FORECASTS
A reactionary Form period is
central on the lith, 18th and 19t,h•
As this period begins it will grow
much warmer, first in the tweet, the
barometer will fall and reactionary
stormy of rain, wind and thunder
will passe eastwardly acro=s the noun -
try, reaching :their culminatgng
trtage% un and touching the 18th unit
19th. Let it be remembered that
the Earth's autumnal equinox ex•
tends to this part of August.
Lax-ets s �:�;
tIIh Glass
DIItMONDS ••
People who buy diamonds
want stones that will bear
the closest scrutiny - genes
which are tree frosll tlaws
and from whoam surface
every ray of light is reflect-
ed as from a drop of water.
Ouly by eisely ;ldoptireg dell` dire-
coveries can the farmers of this
Province compete t'u ''t•cn terms ttith
the West. welbse bpecialty is wiwnt.
Western flour jlas invaded Ontario.
and the decline in the demand for
Ontario wheat is to -day a fact only
Me. and Mrs. Fred Gassman, of
Pt. Iusron, are the guests of the
latter's parents for a few days.
Misr L. Hubert, of Buffalo, is the
guest of Mra. \Vm. Zimmer.
Mrs. btohl, of Crediton. is visiting
at the home of Mr. Wm. Shrum.
Mrs. Wm. Shruan and children are
visiting friends in Detroit.
:'pias Clara Iteohler free Zurich,
who has been camping at elle i3end
for the last two %sleeks on her way
home, was visiting friends in the vil-
lage to -day.
'Dr. McLaughlin returned home
from St. Themes he -tray where he
was on business.
las Theo. Ilartleib who spent elle
last two weeks in Sebrineville rs -
turned home last night.
Mr. Jeesob Kellermann placed e.
new p:ar ill :he home of Mr. Ezra
T:eraar..
Miss Laura Goetz spent a fewddays
camping at the: Bend this wodk.
Mr. Edgar Edighotfer spent Sun-
day at home under the nitre:rat roof.
N. FAItQ(J11AR
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Rev. Meldrum will preach le the
Thames Itocid Presbyterian Church
Sunday morning next.
Mr. Wm. Towers, jr., has engaged
with Mr. John Scott for the threa,he
:rig season.
Rev. and Miss Elate Turnbull, of
Toronts, are visiting a: Mr. R. Gar -
diners.
Mra. \Wiliiard, of Duffels, is •via-
iting her brother Mr. L. D. Fulton.
Mr. A. J. Passmore left on Mon --
day for the West.
Rural public schools open next
Monday.
Mrs. G. Mantle and Mrs. F. Col-
lin,;, of Exeter ,visited airs. John
Duncan sr., last Saturday.
The Misses Millie and Beta Pollen
are vieitinj their grandparents Mr.
and M) -a. C. Minn, Staffa.
We are pleased to learn that Mr.
Jas. Ballantyne in able to leave bis
bed.
Mr. Wm. Stewart sa again buying
apples for Mr. R. Lang.
Miss Mogk, of Logan, is visiting -
her sister Mra. D. Cottle.
Mr. E. Paynter of Bt. Marys, and
the Misses Secur and Kirkby, were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. W. F.
Beavers on Sunday last.
Mr. W. Gilfillan, of Kirkton, vis-
:ted It. U. Turnbull on Sunday.
Miss Edith Tennant, who has been
visiting in St. Marys leas returned
home.
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EYFSIGHT EXPERTS
Who have the most complete laboratory
for the+lmtnufacture of fine !terse% in Che
Dominion.
It your eyes need help, don,' delay, Let
take advantage of our free cbaselfatios.
Our specialists have made t'ht .ye and
the.correction of its defects by glasses,
their study for many years, and Ave Can-
ada's most up-to-date optometrists.
THE TAIT-BROWN OPTICAL CO.
ETESIG IT SPECIALISTS
237 Militias Street • . - • Louisa. O.
Ma fa the bead -talk suywbere, has he
Thr many friends of Mr. and Mrs. Pi*h oesiyeetka, pain lsblood pram
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,e11s tssoal At east so says Dr.Shoop.
James 1lodgitls will regret to hear k crested a little pink tablet"
of their rem -oval to strathroy, where led Dr. whoops Headache Taplel•t
�o�s� blood pressurt► away from pain eels l
Mr. Ilodgins has bought a livery ;>clea/ectlseharming. leasinslydel lshtful.Oe•st�4
business.
haste's. It surely equalises the blood chum
Mrs. Judge, of St. Thornaa, is spen• ouhare headache it's blood p�essnrs
ding a month with her daughter. It's painful aWeds with women. • eat�
Dr. tiicCaala and family. of Detroit. you're sleepless. restless, nervous.t>'s lit
Semi, are guests of Mr. A. bfaLeatl, of the y for on -blood Pr -sure. That surely fs •
Central i lotel. m1)r. Ahonp's Headache Tablets slog
K t• fb minutes. and the tablets slmph ditttfbW,
Mess A. Wray and Mimi C. Perls)• IMmaaturel blood pros_+urn.
muse our Stater, and doesn't It yet red and
are vigititlg friends in 8t. Thomas. f,ersll.an pain yout 01roun+eItdoss. It'icon.
Her.. E. Smith and Mrs. Smith arc ,bil0000ddpreswrt�• 1ou'11A1%ditwbtee+spalo
�.' It s amornmota nions
• I N e4 4S oenb, s ndplyUcbeertdty reoommso0.
visiting lis tat ter s father, Dr slog
sick.
Mrs. \Vadsworlb and daughters
are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. 11-
Collins -
Mrs. Jas. f)agg, of Detroit, 'vas
a guest of her nephew Mr. A. Mo•
Falls, recently.
DRI tCHFiEL!)
B. N. La:rd and Dave Blair spent
Sunday :it Grand I31•n0..
McConnell and Boyer our veteran
thr shorn, here started for the seas•
on, doing the first job on Monday.
Our local coal dealers are very
busy at ►recent filling orders. The
price is $6.50 on the ear and 86.5.1
delivered.
J. Andrews, of Goderich shipped '
another fine lard of cattle from hero;
on Monday.
Wm. Taylor. of Varna, 'shipped n
load of cntt.l(' td 'lloronto on Tut:•,,•
clay.
J. G. Ka:..'r took in the excursion
to Sarnia, of Saturday. ,
Apple buyers from Clinton, Exeter
Oshawa and Peterborough are at
presoat buying the crr+p in the virile-,
ity. s'.."
On ainday as Percy Clarke was
wheeling in the vicinity of Kipper",
he had the misfortune Lo fall off his
wheel cutin; a deep gash in Weer
knee which required several "titehes.l
I:. 11. Taylor, of Grand Bend, spent
Sunday the Guest of hes daughter;
at the D:xori ]louse.
Jame Gray, of Dunnv:lie, formerly
ste:ion amen: here spent P•zvcrsl
several days here visiting fri;nds.
(Crowded out leet week./ •
Miark Vincent, of F.xoter, did bus.
ing-s.s in the village on isissdsy.
Watt Layton and Drew Swan were
in 11c•ns1l1 on Monday.
Mr. Ewen and Geiger, of liensaii.'
}sere quite a tlnmbcr off Indians pul-
ling flax in thie vicinity at present.
Mr. and Mrs. li. lloaseenherr y spent
Smelly ill Zurich the gucete of J.
1'. Rau, of the Commercial.
Jas. McCully is erecting a tint,
house, on Main street where he will
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111 ZWIGKERS
SPECIAL, PRICES
Linoleunins and Oil Cloths
We have just received a shipment of Scotch Linoleutns in Floral a
Block patterns. 2 and 4 yard widths, extra good quality. We ha re 8 beau
fill new patterns In the 4 yard width for you to select from.
We have also new patterns in Floor 011 Cloths in 1 yd. le yd, and 2
widths.
Lace Curtains
New design bought at right prices. We have the selection and can Rua
antee you the very best values in this line. 1Ve bought many lines of of
goods before the advance. You get the benefit by dealing with us.
Ready -Made Clothing
We have also opened the first shipment of Fall up-to-date Ready Mat
Clothing. A lame selection of Boyd' and Ben's Suits. New patterns, made a
in the latest styles.
We are Clearing out Many Lines of Summer Goods Very CheaE
Ws are puttinga largo number et Roalaants of all kind
of goods on sale this week at Bargain Prior.
Highest prices paid for Produce. A Call Solicited.
C. ZWICSER,
- Orediton
Binder Twin
Here are the following lines of
Binder Twine carried by us.
Plymouth Special
Salmon Tag
Hobbs' Best
Gold Medal
•' 11l
f
We have solb over ten tons so far this season of these br
so they must be good, and the prices are right too.
Don't forget that we have gcod linees of paints, and everyt
in the hardware line.
W. MOORE - gIRgTO
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i er Twine
Gilt Edge 650 feet at 14}c a pound.
Salmon Tag 550 feet at 12c a pound.
Rakes, Forks, Handles, Whips, Mits,Files, Machine Oil
and intact everything needed for harvest.
We have bnt one price and that the lowest.
Fresh Oranges, Lemons and Bananas.
B. W. F. BEAVERS, Farquhar
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LABEL
IB18I0
Azollurt4ssocia'��
This is the mark of a
BLENDED FLOUR
the best Bread, Cake and
Pastry Flour the best all
round flour in the world.
Just try it once. Look for
this trademark on every bag
or barrelou buy. AH fine
Blended Flours'- mil)ed of
Ontario Fall 'and Manitoba
Spring wheats -have it.
"Made in Ontario"
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THAMES iROA11.
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WIIALEN , .
Dr. Turnbull, of Toronto ie visit• (Crowded out tatlir wetik-)
ing Mrs. Robert Gardiner this week. Some of the far,• re bars
Mtiss Alice Stewart, of 'Hamilton, rnenoed drawing ti► • t..
is visiting at the Thames Itcsld)manse. Mr. Newton 1Ii11S0p W home t
Rev. A. 13. Meldrum, I). D., a Toronto, at present`, See he
forrmer Huron boy and Mrd. Mel- been attending school. -
drunk. 01 Clercland, are visiting at A !fly -net is a MOT,
the manse. The T9r. will 'take Rev. rticle just now tylia (be gigs
C. Fletcher', eervic3rse next Sabbath. had. 4
Mr. and Mirs. "JcePell retur
home thew week.
CALIO 'PONIL =AL. The masons ans milk v+try tai
Sears the _APo KW Ya Pim A 8.104 headway with their work on
church.
Oilmen Mr. and M Patliftiao visited
ef - Mire :Yaw ph Mor)ey', op Sunda, 1
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