The Goderich Signal-Star, 1944-09-21, Page 7-# •
N•o distinetiert"Of age, sex, ckeed Or ,golor restricts, thebeivatto-rt
Bahia born in Unfor'tunete CirCtutettatice$ neglected by,
parents fa011ies 0.4tughf in the toils Of mischance Old people
ilestitute and miserable.•
t_ *11 these look with confidence to the
Widerstanding, heart anti4 ,the hUtParyloucit of the SativatiOn ;Andy.
1410 Shelters and llosPitels, its bootee for children •
"and the aged • 'ihrough counties* PersOnei
Otiticfe. ,.YOV.R.Seliostion Army Carries wilts-
. tireless. WO*. Your dollars- are Riedel,' 1101%,
as urgently as ever.
Mak� Your R.sp�ns. a
fro oelturtil
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ThIS Year petinstunitt.paSture moii
stratiOu projnctis have' 'been' sponsored
by the Ontario Depurtinent • ef AgrioultUr. There- has been ineretering‘ rot* Coates, who for . over Aileen eggellooka_tigar _.
Interest in this line 'Of iielkimablindry-, y-es.rs c, ernilleted a grOOOri 'bUSinjW$ at Nilletiolk Plookisty _.
Many new varieties of gra* haVe bee* tlxeter, -luta 'dispoied Of, it to Moe Mrs. Jolpt: A.rrest fee'refair
introduced ° * reeent Yearoy with Sanders or the-sameutown. - Clinton. and one Of goloadoeel_ _.,,Ot
pastures probably taking Secend,place-' . -ainuml .P•elgrave &boa Fair, filiaaleY and Tue4.0".4, ith torlomPik
_hAitiniiiiii.arli,_-1,1W_'W.apesj:Inittlelitr*:4"4.-se,,,a*AnTlieldtssUCceffilifi0.4!4*-.11.1 'relohntb*tl-::bor-PeLmot.iotk-'
'the *Pro.dnetion 4. meat and ,Milir. .1:,ty' Tine Wao Ilittttly:leS1,41,00-61-.'itth"..,.. SerlieWber. Itbi ars• Arinegranth
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41. -415 elituit°7' etgrilVveorrY a"herilamitylt1414". lg. '
the *other 'Or Mrs. Wro. 'Whietlift.
Toronto; ' Mr. Smut A.. Wine*
Barrie; MOO. $4101*. )30)reer of G01** •
rich.; Mr. Wilson Armstrong. ,of St*.
.the *trodnetlon, of IMProVed strain uew .etio te. be 4 rivet , le; the
-,-e ' - " lie igt '
Ot, i'graissee and , eleVora and rope 'R.rePei province.
management the carrying capacity 40,
n he'inereased Many . Dario ' Patt:ergall, elevelx*Year-eld.
returns per acre ca
timea 0'010 of 114°# QQ")nt .P"n2e4kent terson: of the iforris-Maillop henna -
daughter . of Ur and Mrs. Robert Pat-
blne •04144- 'Pa'tnrejt." Y. died lu Victoria-00apitair LondOki forth; Mr."Edgar Armstrong, of
In brier the oWeets of .the projeets au $eoteraber,, nth,- ot-.0 pelionlyelitia- ton, and the lute We. Irred
• are: i. To improve cillaatitr awl qua'. $146.xwaii.111 less than a 'week. • ,.. ,.. ' of London. 0:
Ihet*tt°efr "paituttreptfbrao7igah* Ons2± 7Ct°11e;.,°.r:4114.0dvi:: tiQnsir-tYcitr 'In4tgetworbeerA4)0ts'ttlitliouvjoterud: ; ' xe
Ing -season. a, ,...,410 1.11,_erett,be,_Ir$14,11e4.14.7 COUnty, farm home of I. q„. p5hettre? 4, nifw sebodole. a eelipag pri�
of .meat and ming, at a lower "YR'''' *•'7'" forMer agricultural representative for tr lei now effeetwe ittiwoui-jmo mita ,
To reduee laber during the, rileir period.
The four demenstration plots, in Fluroll, and held their first regain' ,,,„.0 Inbar 11 ne.cording to an an
IthitIgiltawlinY'14;1:".' l'taiMiverjlten:vildigtioiet::itebil: :le:sin, 70 tit:br. the 1111 tem* 4t• r'''M"rie'll.:Peceregional. -oillee' 0 f tb, 0 Wartime. rrleeis , .
is a- former President of the Clinton molt 'made at the Westerx:i. Ontarie,
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an4 ,-Arade Board. For PlirPoSeff a
vale; No. 87 highWay. • 1..james,Scott,
ref. ° Carlow; • .3, Harvey ' Tirams,Blue- -de:id:inn 8.beiPsteieni:tc,9117tb"zt:fter.:11(4llise: ,1)1,,r1;41:::ers' varieto_liotiesu:ilfrFpps:Gmharrs1
' :c Iroa t :titsillilw' ::illyilido* 'avail 8tN11'1tat tg 1 I' c tthhhwee4an i:te °16vPbet e 1.°o:to i. ..t. holsthe' ligbdeceasedi twomsg,111:r:si so 4nt IYajti erfr township.- azi agosifri A 10i :, t- :Qi gell:itisi In'lli3;71:111;s'oi rdl 14;I:14W7Vat and.
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PORT ALBERT.
(Intended for last week)' -
PORT • X.LBERT, Sept7-13.--Mr,•:EV
Vow'. ,MlirraY, Of the Canadian Active
Army, stationed t Torento, spent 'last.
'Week-endwith his -parents, Mr. and.
- Mrs . -Walker Murray.
" Mrs. John MacPherson. and .elaughter
• end with her larentsi Mr. and -3/Irs.
jolm Quaid,' Mrs. Quaid returned to
Teepwater with her. ,
Patriotic Circle. --The regular .meet-
ing of the A.sliheld,PattOtic Circle was.
held on TtreSday afternoon.-' -Of this
week, with a goad attendance.A
quilt was quilted daring the afternoon.
. The next meeting will be held ,at the
home of Mrs.. Richards 1Via.cWhinney
• and Christmas boxes for the boys over-
seas will be %kicked- and any donations
rpoe,;„,Lunch
Gomm, pastor- of ArMow
church; as speaker. . Mr. Gomm was .
tor ' of:St. Andrew's •Presbyt,prian,
churehr, here and Erskine Presbyterian
Church, Dungannon, from..1912 to 1918
ancl'he.waS welcomed by Many. Of his
Sinner friends from both piaces..34ny
beautiful plantS, and flowers adorned
the "Chureh,"--for the oecasion.; -Much
Ethel -n for
Mr. Will Sage -presided at the
leading -the service of., praise. Mrs.
Ralph Post. (formerly Miss Claire
Pentland) assisted. the cboir and rend-
ered solos for both morning and even-
ing which were. much enjoyed. The
,. was :served by the hostess.
Christ' Church Guild.-Xiss
Ellza-
beth Foster was hostess on WednesdaY
' last at the monthly Meeting ` of the
Women's. Guild of Christ church. ',A
.devotional period of -hymns,. prayers
-and a .Scripture reading opened the
meeting.. The,secretary's report on the
bazsar held in August _showed that
this annual project of the Guild was
-again -very .successful. From the Pro-•
.ceeds, which amounted to over ,p8r.it
Was decided that $25 be given to the
• church budget. for. missions: . Two
• ' new members were welcomed and lunch
-.was seived, The Octobei'meeting will
• be held. at the home of Mrs. Carinan
Hayden: . . .
Anniversary Serviees.--Special ser -
were held (Morning and evening
the United. chtirch fast -Sunday to
- celebrate- the seveney-slieth. afinivers-
dry of the 'church, with Rev. Gilbert
BAYFIELD
Q
BAXFIIDLD, Sept. 19. -Mr. aid Mrs. -
• a scrapbook. On behalf of the Wo-
men's Auxiliaries of the three churches,
G ahaut • vvas presented With a
Eugene Sander of Kitchener are . Oita.
guqsts of Mrs. F, A. Edwards.
. Miss Lillian Morley returned -to De-
troit last week after Apending the
Suninier season at her -cettage, "Birch-
en .
- Ars, T., Mustard. and Mrs. .F, • W.
Burch and ren, ur
Tororito last "week after spendirig-the
summer ,at their_cottage. -
Mi and Alia-.-pred...Aitchie of Elm
-
vale are spending this week.:with•Mrs.
choir also -Sang two anthems. The Ritchie's Parents, Mr. and.Mrs. George
Preacher expressed ' his pleasure. 'in Kitig-. • .„.'
being back here where his,pastorate of Mrs. M. Toms,' 21.rs. W. Westlake,
six years was one of bis sweetest Miss Lorna -Westlake .and Wm, West -
memories. - He chose as his • text:- "I lake are spending a.„ few days in will lift up. Mine . eyes unto the hms. °it° this week.
LAW,- Mildred Leitch, of the B.C.
from whence &meth my help " frora
the--42-Ist
, •
there .were- large-congregatiens _and _th
anniversary was a „decided success.-
. _
(Continued. from page 2)
over the ridge,, They de 1;10.t lino* if
tp.ere--are-pockets of enemy -.resistance
behind them ,or if • opposing :infantry-
men. :are somewhere beyhnd• them. It
.is a.tough, jeglorious job that is ahead
of them and thez know it They know
also that these far-fr,ora-glamorous
tank crews are fully aware of a tank -
man's suicidal tasks, even as tank meri
know that foet soldiers with: heavilY
laden, packs, rifles,. and. ammunition
pouches have the most gruelling task
of all: •
• --The. New York Times Magazine.
s. r
flfe mtrahership, Mts. Wm. Wise read
the serviee of installation.of -life mem-
bership. in the -Women's Auxiliary of
Huron Dioceie, and. Mrs: John Reid,
a Vrtrna, pinned -on the badge, MrS.
GeoT King presenting the Zertificate.
thethree•congregations ,
FRowl SlikairticAsEE
Lune *al then served 4' the ladies of
In
results. Records of. pasture days Mackenzie of Grey. • all varieties uotinOluded
group it Gravensteins are grown
,
be kept on each plot. 'Each co -over- Miss 1Viadeleine Hawkins. of Clinton in Ontario, Quebec or BritishColumbia
ator has 'approximatelz Ave, acres of
the' mixture. In the saine „or an au- e'"bPe''"•th,eY are in -group. 2• -Otherwise they
-of two women w1Tha
•are in groupl. Ceilthg-prIces tor Un-
graded Apples are 45 cents a barrel and
r,il-ets„.$3i,a,aolossf)mie.tetle •
cos are--7'WrgQ
bnsliel less than the wholesale cost.
of domestic „grades*.
• _Csiling_prices for the prodneer to the
consumer neiv in effeef hablude the fol-
lowing (the first figure is for number
1 'grade, second for'ConibinatIons, and -
third for -cionaestie grades), •
---Group"-1-Bushel hampers' :Packed --
$3,14, $2,93, sBushel- • hampers
loose ----,42.93; $2.71, $2.50. Six -quart
baskets (10 pounds) -750, .Q8c and 04c.
Group 2 -Bushel Imbibers packed -
4 -464'; $2;00;-$2,30. .33Ualael 'haMpers7--t-'
$2.2.9., $2,14. Six -quart
baskets (10 pounds).. ---03e, 59Qand roic.
Other price schedules have been al -
appointed tothe Protestant eliapialney
service. They will be at.taChed. to the
y -,Ar
ing at Ste.
Later they will serve at Kitchener and
Ottawa.. Ulss Jaavikins, Whe IS the
Seining field - there is •a: check plot of
the farinet wu that. is,
equal acreage of the farmer's • own
mixture, thus . comparing the results
Notyp;
under-actnal-field-testg. _,-Ith_Pfe "c°,F46_ Alaughtovotstlie late. Thomas Hawkins
Will be kept for two or three years. -, of Clinton, giaduater in-1935-froarthe
The ingredients of the permanent Anglican Deaconess House in Toronto.
pasture mixture are: Parkland bromo
_ Clinton Stores to Close
___5 lbs;„ orchard grass ---A,' lbs., alfalfa One Day. Each Week _
----3 lbs., timothy -1 lbs., meadow To comply w, ith Provincial regnia-
fescue--3 lbs., Ladino -1 lb., white
n tions with regal.'" to work hours of em -
Dutch -1 lb., KentuckyC blue glzass-''' ployees, the Mer.ehants of canton httYq
ib$., owsla blue grass --1 lb. -sown lb: -sown decided to close their .places' of bust.
tPheisr 'tp-'eargetrate the farmer has- njohni "of December ---;-. ---- - , -
at A:2g4ailmbsst, _nesS' all day WedneSdan except in the
sOwn his on mixture which does not westei...wilus , W.M.S.
include orchard, bromo, ° meadow Receives Wit of $1,500
fescue or Ladino. The same treatment
Was Ttsed in seeding; 200 lbs, per acre The Women's Missionary Society of
Wesley:Willis United.:church;- 'Clinton, ranged for sales to wholesale and re-
' ,
of.4,12-6 fertilizer was applied.on-each..I has received a donation of $1,500 in
tail outlets.s
The landin all cases was worked AR i bonds frem
John Torrance of Leth-
_give .a good` firm seed' bed. Goodbridgeas a memeriato his mother,-
bridge, as
manageromt will be used, as fertiliz- 1 ll ,.
the late -Mrs. John Torrance, whci was
a member. of the W.M,S, ,
Whiteheuse-Tremeer _ • -
----The-marriage --ot-Ida-Laara Tremeer;-
What happens to the waste paper
so save‘. for the salvage
collector? t ' • ,
One official of the National 'Saivage
Division describes its transformation
from waste "to essential war material.
‘,'Scrap paper collected by hundreds
of salvage committees goes first to; a
tin pain.' Sorters divide into
rwrIAT-•:7Westlake-oVer;the-Vveek--- -abiyat---figeen-difterent Jets, accerilin
end: - to the 'type of &per, for baling. the
The service in Trinity church will be bales Of waste- paper 'then. go to the
at o'clock on Surtday evening and, box factoky. There, the paper is
-will be. conducted 13,Y4lie The.4uraped-through,,,,ange hole in.t6
special preacher :be „Bishop Flpin? tank full of -water. The mixture -of old
Ink,' ...of the Diocese of -the Arctic. newspa,pqrs, and -magazines,, wrapping
Mr, and Mks.. Perey.. Weston , a.re paper and edrrugated boxes, With some
s ending its few days in Meaford this wood Pulp added to give extra strength, -
The tirk4,-Worn. out mother cannot int4c0 9; ha
home if 'She is Sick and worried by the never en
ding
houreliold duties. -
She get% run down and heroines. nervous and
Irritable, downhearted and diseOnnigekoatet rest 'at
. night and gets up in the mernineeeling as tired vvhcri she went to bed. ' •
*mon suffering in this way may:. find in Mdhurnts Health and Nerve
-* Pain remedy with which folielp recuperate thei#,Itealth, build up 'the run
down system, 'and. assiatthera back to health -happiness again.
• Price 500 a box, 05 pits, at all' -drug counters.
`Look for our trade mark a "Red 'Heart" on the package.
The T. tiiiiiva":7Erniftedr.
Week Miss -E. Weber of Znricb, is in is then.heaten. into a mush-,
charge-:-of--the--store intheir absence- At :this stage ..ckf ,t4b, '...process the
Mra. Wit F. Gairdner returned...to, mixture is ninety-nine per cent water
her home here on Tuesday after spend- and one per cent paper. This mixture
ing, the pltst month with,..her father is passed through- screens. Revolving
at ,1.4.1t6 Geneva, .Wis cyllnders force. the water through the
Mr. and.Mrs. Wm. Brown and dapgh- screer4 leaving the paper contenton
ter_ Helen, of Detroit Spent the.*patthe. streth. The pulp then passes en
week at Mrs. H. Ahrens' cottage. .• to a long belt made of pure 'Wool, The.
Mrs: Ellen Armstrong of Toronto
spent. ittat week" the guest of Alisses
M. and:IE.:Reid. _ • • •• -
.Pte._ Ellen MacKay .of London is
Spendhig' a furlough with lier parents,
ing, manuring, clipping, rotating, eth.,
On the plot of Jas: Scett, perennial
rye was used. as a nurse cm,. sown.
'at :06.i . lbs. _ per acre. Mr. Scott ., has
p a s ure- • s big .'eres-*verr-lir-gat7 Tda:rtleinglietee;;. of aH 631n sra'11; and
Ernestrsejs°114er
with severtteen. of his Purebred Short- Whitehouse, of. Argyle, N:33-, was
horn cows for the last Six weeks. The solemnized by Rev. R. ' At Brook at
as a nurse crop is that you can Secure
gr4111 the-- _United church- - mange,. , Hensan.
adstantage , of seeding -without
After -a motor trip to Niagara Falls,
4 'thicker seeding. Often In seeding Buffalo and St. Catharines, the couple
smothering of the graSses and clovers. causing, will reside near Hillsgreen..
with grain there is lodging,.
what is wanted is a thfck seed pea with BCalofT.Whi*veeesIsSautrutPTires r •
In a permanent pasture or any pasture
no Open spaces, .Contrary .to many of
the •farm seeding, these plots are put
n fields in a 'high -state of fertility.
e,,best•-field-,4§:k-rtot4oe-goodi-beehuse.
the more' growth_the better the returns.
Further articles will appear On
these plots. Anyone interested would
Ind it, tnnw -Well spent to observe these
pastures. . There 'is a display of the
various grasses and eloVers. In. the mix-
ture in the Ontario , Department of,
Agriculture window, '
pulp adheres .to the belt, which ,rn.118
between two big smooth rollers, sotteez-•
ing more4water out. *
To dry the pulp.. completely, It. IS
passed over large steam -heated hollow
lgro and Mrs, Hugh 'MacKay. - ....cylinders. These are piled three
Mts. Charles Playter and three sons,' Stories high and.' 40 the Sheets • wind
of Detroit,- are the guests of her up .-thrOughthem further moikure is
tnother, Mrs. W. j. McLeod. • - .reinoved. • ,_
,Farewell Presentations -On Friday ,iThe sheet of -paper coming off the
hie 1 the three' congregatiOns let cylinders is. now -sprinkled and-
even ast
of St john's church, V,ariat, St. Jantes'
,ehureh,'Middletori;'. and Trinity church,
-Bayfield, gathered to honor Rev: John
Gra,hara..and farnuly befOre their de-
parture for WoodStock, A. soda hour
was spent, !after *which: the Wardens
of the three congregations presented
Mr. Graham- withanaddress and it"
purse of laioney. Airs. P. Baker, on
behalf of Trinity eburelr Ladies' Guild,
presented Mrs. GrOldin with a. silver
cream and Slignr and tray. Mr. Charles
-Gemeinbardt on .v. behalf of Trinity
ironed• by being passed between An -
'Other set of rollers.- This gives the
firni, melody finish and makes It, to
a certain extefit, moisture. resistant.
The paper is then, made into boxes
and cartons fir# food supplies, am-
munition and medical:. supplies. Be-
sides: just boxes, waste paper is Made
Into plastica for helinets and alrPiame
parts,' into* insulation for huts, bases
Lor ,ctiMoullage and maps.
The way to lasting peace --find some-
, eliurch Sunday ,school presented Pat thing to,fight..for so big it leaves noth-
'With an encycloric-dra-iiiid Mpnie1tWithlngAo-ffghrttbout.'"--
BDTrElt-PRODUCTION
STILL. DECLINING
Butter productititrin.Qntariojor `the,
month of August *as apout Ien per
Cent. below the productfoniOrl the same
month in 1943, says the sumraary of
creamery instructor s reports issued by
E. Lackner, 'Director of tile Dairy
Branch, Ontario pegartment of 'Agri-
culture. The extremely dry and 'hot
weather is given as the ,chief cause
for this decline, but the serious help
problem in many creameries is .also a
e_ontributery factor.. The report also
states' that tlae outlook 'for eptember
is ntt promising except in some areas
where therehas been an abundant
rainfall.„ pi those sections where the
tWice-a-week pickup, a cream •had been
adopted, the quality of cream was Very
well maintained (hiking the month.
Because of the plentiful feed supply
this year, there is a pasibilit•y of a
higher 'than average milk flbw diming
the late fall and winter months.
zatimING, Sept. 19.--41r, an
Mrs. Will - Irvin, 'Rnaseil ..and
ertraM Curran- visited Mr. Will
Hackett in. Seaforth on Sunday. They,
• A, ^
were %accompanied. by Mrs. Ellen Me -
Nall ,of ,Lucknow-and „Mrs. Chas,. Mor- , •
rison Of •GOderich.
Lois and Ruth' Webb. of Helens -
spent the -week-end witk.their &and -
parents, 'Kr, and Mrs. T. J. Anderson.
- The Blake'S P.IT. held - - egaal
evening in the all on WednesdaT
°he night last week thieves entered
ethonecossasiroangeofofultrnicbhe.rarydi removed
:9th s tieNn'elialandgrel:sass, arr er Itto"°1m6rr,t ar‘grura:
Orland Berei newlyweds,,' and they
tireares.:_ort:mgarage_i, and made eft -locaterF
wheels
roadside in front .the 4013s6 end a.tnhde.'Echeir'-'11t6ir. andselitnciVbjel:t4--11-11 7,e9,11/2.1'
taken work. one of 411eny., went . to ,get:
famiiy did not. know the car had been
visited at Mrs.. W:111..1rvin's sand .Mrs.
-it about 9 Ptah. to go to town.,
Mason -Newell • • '
Paurs-Anglican &welt, Wing -
ham, on. September llth, Rev. E. Q.
Gallagher perforined the • Marriage
ceremony -uniting Mavis Rose, daughter
Of Mr. -and Mrs. --Harry-Neweil,-..-Of-
Winghain,. and Pte. Harold Alvin
Mason, son : of Mr.. and AirS.. John
Mason . of Belgrave. After a honey.
1110011- the bride 'reside in,
Kincardine iind- the groom will irtt1r11
to, his failitary duties, at Debert,
Accidental Discharge . -
of Rine Proves Fatal
James McGee, son of gr. .aliq;lttr,F.
Leask, McGee:1.004' concession ' of East.
Wawanosh, , last week reported'
Wounde_dby the accidental discharge of
a rifle Which, he was oiling, _died in
the Wingham hospital as the result of
the wounds. The fatal bullet 'entered
his body just beloW the heart, paged
through hi.S. lung and eagle out his
. back,. •The • Wing man wag twenty-
nine yearar/.ot 'age. •
LeggattPothergill
la a double -ring ceremony conducted
by Rev- W. A. Beecroft in the Wing -
ham United church, Myrtle Elizabeth,
youngest daughter. of Mr. and Airs.
T. Fothergill of.:„ Bowsman, Wan.,
was united in marriage to LAC, John
Gordon Leggatt,:11.0.A.F., only son Of,
Mr. and Mrs. J.1 W. Leggatt of 'Wing -
ham. The bride was given in niarthigd
.by her. aunt, Wis.. C. A. Fothergill, of
Winghani. On ' their return from a
- wedding trip the • prooni will return to
Egifitiel7Wit1ilhe.:itaxr: t 1,61,605
and the bride will reside in.-Winglram.
. ,
Medium : "Ali? I bear the 'spirit of
your late wife knocking."
Man:. "Who's she. knocking
4
,...„..,Haman-r:elations...are. the_attittule a
la whole company,- not just a job for
one department. ' •
MONEY TO ,LOAN
:o4 yirs Mortgages
. .
Now is the TIME to stop paying
'rent and:to buy a "farm.
Wine us if you have been think -
lig, about it. ' We May be able
to help you with a loan. All in- ,
quirks treated. conftdentially.
• 'urortlIcErie
-MORTGAGE CORPORATION •
LONDON • • WINDSOR),
ST.MIONLAS CHATHAM.
, .
3,0°12'
,Aany people 000 it sex*. to gat a
aieteerest. They tam And tole -lie awake
and count steep. Oft-ia they blame it en-
"neries" when it may- be their kidneys.
'Healthy 'kidney* filter poisons from the
blood. If they are (aulty,and fail, fairest
stay in the system and *Ieeptessness,)seed-
ache, _bacleache often follow. if you don't
sleep well, try Dodd''s 'Panty' f'ilig-fitt
half -a cerpiri . the favorite remedy. KG
odds-1(idne sills-
HIS LAST LETTER
MY HUSBAND' SAID
TO KEEP4THE HOW FRONT
phrAN EVEN KEEL FOg
gJUNIOR'S-SAKE AS WELL
ASMINE."
IT SOUND RITE! BUT IT'S ALI. IN THAT SLOGAN WORkpAVE,
LENDrYOU j<NOW...SPEND AS LITTLE AS POSSIBLE,
ALWAYS RESPECT THE CEILI NEVER BUY
IN BLACKMARKE
SURE, I KNOW YOU'RE
RI6tit AND FOR THEIR
SAkE WE SHOULD •
TRY IT
THEIR FUTURE IS IN
OUR HANDS
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'against inflatIon.,ThAes
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