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Rodd • of•
�iP' reston„•{anent the Week-
end 'with Mr',' apd.`Mrs. Wfli, l aggitt;
Miss Elaine Johnston. is thkiieg s
hdirdressing, course at Etter., •
'4Mis; Jean• $oott .of ,code ich spent
the week -end. with her tatheir,, Rol*.
oott•. ,
isiCors with Mrs Jouti 'Arthir:
.on Sunday•werelM and l rs...T•1e ,l•7
ungblut, .Mrr and- Mrs..va,n' Xing
JAW • aad •Miss Tvey► Yungpl,ut►. ,; of
. Zxtrich, : . ,
:Miss: Ilee}te Moclinehey' hitt, gone
totxeter where • she has secured•
employine�nt, • • '
•' Mrs. renuiie ,,3tunghlut: and Mrs,
'Aireina'F,,arrow have returne44, from.
a visit with- ;Miss' Edna Lopgonan,„
London. • • -
l�ry Ilurain and •Misses~
11 mttieL: and *Melia McIlwain, • at-
tended..,.the'” funeral •of • Aavid Mc»
i1wain;` twig, blcother' of Win. ,;Mc
Iiwain :. The. f unerai wad. 'held frong►
deceased's late residence.in_Goderieli
to Dungannon cemetery,
Miss Mabel.lIickinguottom has. re-
turned home froom' a month's visit
With friends -in • New York. °
Robt.- Turner is able to be out
again, after a serious. operation in
Goderieh hospital. ..
• Mr. and Mrs. Archie Robinson,.
'Bobby'Jin4 etty Lou ,were recent
visitors with ° Mr . Q: ” Phillips,
Mitchell. . . • --'
Mrs. C. M. Straughan has ' re
turned from,., • a month's visit, with
friends.lu the States.:,: • -
A' Targe number 'attended , ;the
• showing.of pictures by the National
Film Board. and. sponsored •by the
'Women's Institute: -Between alms
usic ..was 'rendered - by. the.;. local
orchestra: The. pictinres Were pre-
- seated by Mr, Victor Roy of Londes;
boro, • who. •announced that another°
res would'be presented:
in the hall on Eebrtiary 20th...
• Junior• Red . Cross; =The .,'Junior
- Red Cross met, on Fr- day',after#toon,
ograni-�`wh ; in my -later -years,.. -l --would
-when-the---following-prinRecitation, Gladys. Mc- • -dressed by that', endearment,, often
�u�oyed; .
Clxn.. he ..• •reading, George Wright; -heard in. childhood, . • But it :: seems
e Y" . x i -euath1en•,for adults -to use 'it;:
instrumental, Joanne- Easoxn ;' jokes;. cin .te`
• _' so' I found .out at':that .Christmas
-c�1n,�,Eleadl��rt���t.a$i.�.��� ._ „ . •
.•Easom It +ave ga ► rr ►
riddles,Marlene
.Hewitt, • •
`vc�a.•s cad -6d cl to"hold a wiener roast
0• to $1..00.
", lOc 15; 25 `35o' Sue' 1.OQ,,
,ALSO °LAU1 k., 'SBCORD C &]STDy
1 lb.. box,4'00;2 lbs.' 1.,75!
ZINGS AWAY FROM o E
10W I $IZN CIRISTMA.S-- 19I7.
( Continued from last' week) • One *could not help . notice the.
to hear tai 'chlid're,? • end.° the 0,4100.
sing Obristmas wheat
The Christmas pner,on e'gg?re€i .,
day in . that. English hok a can
coutpared favol'4tfly ,with uay,1 l0•%• •
hada' ala' 0.44a4110 • in nearly A forty
years. Aihrhlind y:0ri, WS:J.1 A "ouster
:ay!' time .in Great Arita*, - 'Where
WAS .turkey; piuM puddings, plos
dud cakes, • jellies and tarts., and alt r
the` trbai thgs• • ' iai a did -ait:`'the
;butter`fats,°;and other•-:seaxee- eomz
'znpdities come i;rbxn to .make- this
feat 2 i 'kr: not.;, •This• ''I �- da.
taavu,:' that' -the turkey, to• make
awe, +..'had, • ,been' > ordered twelve
mohths•back, of a farmer who rttisea
rk-eys.• 'Yon' hav¢ •to' ask before
hand fpr m:l#f' •things; ib the English;
scene''tlaeso,.clays:.. 03011g -distance
hila tieitet” 'froxn' l` i'ottinghtixin t0
Darlington in 'Durhan 'on ,my' Way
Tt or l 'e 'had oto i :'Slurcha.sed;
weeks >be'forehand to ensure passage
and a • seat., There' was fr it at
friar ?hoiue'
'Oast-` apples, ' oranges,
grapefruit, grapesand some wanted,.
nuts,...Xesa•.nuts .tha.cost „8/6 •.`a..
...PADA, some'as.higli ast, °1Q skiUthgs
a- pound. 'S'S'e reckoned that 'Bra, it
huts- 'were•t_rror,_„ eightpeace :• hal f -
penny each, the wk°y`' they,.are bought
-retail,: My; Word! 16 cents for .one:
decoration -of rooms; tip - r•Rg,iLR nut.,,,and -take the chance if
it was a goon. one .or net!
paper streamers adornment, the pre-•.- •Fruit Is Excpensive
sauce of lunch-holly:holly with A .child:'itt'that gathering CriedA.
berries°on it -plucked cked from nearby few days' before for her mother ta.
woodland.And the mistletoe :bough bily her a peach,rat the fru1terer's:'
hung, in the; centre of the room; and Triose' peaches were Tovely, big and
sonic saw that they lived up tothe ripe. Bat they were,.four_'shillangs:
proverbial, custom by kissing beneath each. To pacify the' `spoilt child,.
it. The Christmas tree was pretty, she bought it.. The little one bit
but just a s]]Yal, 'fila, or pine or through• •the"'lieach "without'skinnhig
spruce; two , or three -feet high. It and Yat �Orst bite- did: not like
The: large ones : are unobtainable, and • said. _so,• .and promptly threw
unless you go to a big expense of- 't . away -in the 'gutter. 'And that.
g n anerams of seltseape• ld w .is •s _,_d, Cher
•'nowand. then there would mons , h g to see gra d p
Every y "T
r ea at told an heseturader f" timesHWith ai
er the s , d,
sk River that eat. s� .
The visit to .the quaint lnshangA t frbrct'
village was 'followed by` a timet
evening spent at a ty_piealorkshire.
'home of the eommon .people,' this
Christmas Eve.. -Your hearing
needed to be good an]h senses keen
.-to follow, the vagaries' and accent
of the Yorkshire, speech as spoken.
there. As. they conversed there was.
much 'to interest, amuse, and even
to wonder at. It was laughable to
us •to hear 'them say,'. by way of.
assentingto • something another' bad
in *way,.
reniarkedt;,,. in .an '` endearing . y,
y . that's :ori right, duels • .An
oldwoman, ';whom `I did not know.
on the street, after. I had asked my
way to su�,ae-hax-z'espond - ►. , ' ►
"Thanks very mueb," with "Tha.'rt
welcomie,, _ duck!" I never thought
buy .'one NQi T Ire '� 3a•9aila'b1e,
some
unless',
ht or: to '-pounds. waste Was a dollar waste in ohr.
-tour t` tin
-__ he . i_ o s. , ides witch lcsre-
Alae •4jf" t k t -r
ca e:• -� The v Y and lands p
be .i1± hock.: at the front=.'donr. `and
"' The same mother gave
1 me , re. n
ei ht'ence far, a fairly a _ g e
apple gn to ' satisfy the cilia c An
Y
one Des- in some
some Tail. or lass. of tender.Yearn d E h most Sea
i ld be-t-here-ta yule , e • ► u ► , �. , ,• i ►► WVliitby• is: said to be the
ctation, `It seems- Doti a eous ► a u in .,� ountry. ,: Tho -•'.1"
a merry Christmas;. with expo. families, t gon either.
- some 'money or at .least 'such high: prices should,, prevail. that Serpentine -up -the -1440 of'.',getting o y .
-M . 'sister -hostess `-`What-=:zone : I : ould: -make- if I-..sidef-.that valley are astonishing'
ome-cake-ory , .B c
of the home, kept a pile of pennies Gou1d,:peddie ley apple"', pears and- for, their:' twists,- turns and steep-
:_ e• mantel- :• - re !'.' 'will lik »:: For . twenty -Ave' five' ' miles,
steep-
-.and some.small~lver on the 'mtlnte peaches oyer the eb: 'nets.,; Y
fay -thea e•id-b .sonic-ttui tinnier• -'•ho rea8i tratelling_. ,ihwest• that 'Malawi*
. place _u y-• s ..:
shelf- :of- the -lire Y
, . in a ,: -bus :went• up _ and tiP, down, tinct ry
coineLs. • I het}rd. ons boy saying, this. len that tit; A• ' tweet -one= year-old youth,--
'fe"" ` ��n,,tertlitsti t rti + lied ra ors, and ate down en , ;Stich grad is "p y y
:stringent•regtilatioiis .boti food:and:.
and work . are •scornfully
spoken, of, -;and the days of •long :ago
Aare rechoneii as 'Ay`i ' hdm wens
-the-'days-:-" •,
iN +MAGISTRATE'S CO
�? ay • . le : > a4• ' : e -m awrence Bruce,, no address,' pleaded"
.. t . -the L
t'i]ri�`"'� all'�g"'�a:n'ti`ygre•�iigho. - rrrstmas-eake-tzncl chssse, at --the ths--I�'eaxt in-tb ou1•h: most'of �,, .---T---�-,-- • ..L .,.
r._.Ons ngslr - t _ xn E„e c[agistrate ., olnr .4n
• .. �' . o e_ - .The - scenery,_.1vit -...
close: -.of the•>°..gat'herrng, and_ th s time.
h wanted to'• smoke did ,so ; but asses' description in the grandeur ,ursday last ton a °ch'arge, of . r -e-
.who passes.
taihing money . •in ; his . possession,
knowing it -t :be -stolen; and was
• - ..... ,. ate. e_.ha,
- . . , _ to lu] )' • h
t
-..11e *as 1 g•.•a-•
v
11....
(
-. Da ir`
�s e
ins p=-•-•th
-- lent d
ua y Iebrate
- nf'�- 'fie
o Arfred N'�SUit
• ' ed„ .. Made nine shillings• anci:.threepence
School children are invited. -fifth wedding ;anniversary at .
twenty halfpenny. ' 'Tl}tit goodly- amount: tb
ige ga hereting.=--Mrs• Herb Mot their home. on' the: 3rd concession of.,_is suggestive
e� :put in a boys pocket gg
I e-fd the me a i� .
rid a ave W.M.S.. T ,,con ion
. g g Wawa Dalt y: - ., .
. _ ......hast n ,a plentiful
h
e.
fact that money s
u 7��,,
ed
or
:the.. n� i,r
of
� o
1
theWwas
fo m
0
fNesbit.y :.
..
Ling3a
Uhl.
aran
rbe"'
um to
y :an En land.
'There' seems- church. gra. Fred Toll' was Annie Hutchinson, daughter of Mrs g
Wm• etai pre- Rainten, ,unending amount of it • to spend,
Charge and -Mrs:. g and Mrs.. J. Hutchinson' of Rai .td , vailable to get in
heralds4 more thnn:'goods n ,,•
piano. The sit is
AL CANDIDATEsided at the, p+ n land. Mr. Nesbit $Ed Yorkshire, h g
' Its ,, ,,• - • ,-.,
_._ .. _� ... ... _._, �..:.. .._ r a �n India, ' .e�+change. "
. responds.. E. Bert C a g
aeV88t111 ; •. the `son' of the late. Mr: and airs. Will Address + . g Mrs.. E. �Vi htman on temper- • , Maunby, Yorkshire. It will be~•understood-. how eager
• � and M g Flank Nesbit of lI u y,
•
ante. reading was given by Mrs. nt -five Years ago boys anti girls are to use: such an
AThe -marriage two y
#zrr Yun blot. The topic "People: To cliffs Anglican.opportunity- as this custom affords
y „ was solemnized at .,..n -get a pocketful Of coppers and.,
cchapt ti a Speech, from the third to
% g' church by Rev. C. Pauling; who . is..
he•sti aok, wasgiven sillier, plus a basket• of goodies and
„ chapter -0f t 1dy-b11 rector; °an- r, el]rtu�r
NTrs� fruit mueh'the same t our C, ►
by'Mrs...Albert voredell, and Marriage lir. and airs..
After: their m g ,theroundof
• fgoingt
rom o
t
a a
,. o
d
sl.
: r ]th
a
favored March
vo aIax
fa�
Plaetzer aon ti
ateCanada
1
:r
P e
M red �.for
r
sailed
:eT
Nesbitthe
.Which t
.wh
c
Hallowe'en, H
al o e
n
homes* ,
r
oOl.. resident, airs: E. • ess period: h 'March 17th, 1923.
• .. - ... ►r n �Jth, arriving o µ
- > ; loon, charge for the business p
riod. , ' 1n fish do not celebrate..
• .. .. . •. , .. . . ., _ � ,. They Spent Siy .weeks ,at iiiuoefield_
..,. a Mitch, correspondingbrother • of . A Youtlxfiil Caroller
Miss• IJlm
. - . � 1 "thank. ou>,
Visiting . W. `V • Nesbit, •
Secretary, read sevela, you T • theywent to the
secret y, h shit. Latex
I
that
th
e
" t
aced a
]lou r
an
•� e
wassumm
t first
he
t�2ispent t
•1 t
�.. es e
M�.and
West
A..+� ,, •
r ..: " � �'Vorlc'i.'�:,'i�•�a`�"�,ef�:Prtryer�woul � t-
.._ �.�•,-. h�e��.�liey��ame�.haclo�io,.�)litarxo •round at the homes.of greet or;
"_.,
- ..-. .. rex a '.._.'_ iAli 4
� uron° �l�era� �s�oelatlan• ' „�. . r . ,. h• the folXowxng vc]n"'tei A.nd_:`X>�iht� eauritry; and tix.tt is �• � ni ht
Published the -Friday February li#°t farm]: ons have • we heard" •.]n the stilly g
by church on
Friday, s�irrng of 1:9..4. began --g.+•....,~
Mrs, Wightxnan offered'' the closing
I�. _
e
..:
•
onii,
pRefreshments
the
O
th
c
oncess
i
on o
f
East Wawa-
'
Waw
a-
'' Dokt you. agree that Time is:Ir=but he+S'-certainlyno•beduty: b the
:Refreshments.were served .
- nosh near: Belgrave, Twenty-two
.the greaest healer?, •«He- 'may snecialist.,,: , Sit er Wedd.ing„--1W.-andMrs. years ago they moved to 3rd•
COtressinnofEast • the sh,
t. .. where'they have sinceresided,. at
.; r sent
•..
on lot 30, formerly • the
George Snell .:farm. -Mr. And Mrs.
Nesbit. sbi hake u ' fo r' children,Miss
T - -- . _ _ - Bary of Toronto, ; Mrs._ William•
Govier (Margaret) of East Waw,„s,•••
'nosh,, F,rO t 'nd..Z,ai'vQencrat Bailie:
A family 'dinner was served et their •
home • on' Tuesday, . those present
being Mr..:,and Mrs. Nesbit and their,
,four child`rei their granddaughter;
'Mr. and' Mrs: Inn Nesbit'and fam-
ily, of , Blyth.; Mr. F. C. 'Nesbit, of
Galt; • Miss, _1 fasoiu, +'of Belgrave ;
Mrs. Quinn and Edward: Quinn.
Among the : gifts 'received ' was a
heratiful-fino r lama] -from -•the -f -amity.•
s. Nesbit
e value
{ , : _._.. • tl members of St. Mark's Anglican
` c:Bite'ii„----Wherehere=lfr..-_Nesl]it is txeas_
- nt
. urer and Mrs. N'ecsbit is ares' of
the Ladies' Guild ..
English.
lish
..
thing: theseg
one
is
There
yo.uiigstars often do in this calling
IS IT STILL NECESSW :TOSAVE .ELECTRICITY?
Yes. Not, nearly enough saving is yet being -made, especially in the ..
ge'indurstrie "have had their
▪ home' Result, for sometime past several•lar
power supply cut off for lengthy: periods in the 24 hours.
this Christiinas time the treble voices
raised • at *doors' and. in .porches: to.
hy,rani "While Shepherds-Watched,'r
"0 Come," All Ye rtiithful, and
"Awa • in a• Munger.". •
There was One little .Chap, not
three until January, at our Christ
teas ,party Who 'vas. singing ..that
lust -named- .Christmas 'hymn. His
grandmother • told me ola and
n odehis
Mother- were shopping r
shop a day •or two before. The.boy •
was with them ;:anti suddenly, with-.
out -any... prompting or suggestion
on the part of anyone, he lifted.. up
his, 'clear . Voice and :"sang' tunefully
thotigl,. 'the three. verses, - uncon-
cerned that, all, business,• bargaining
and conversation were suspended
as ' interested, and 'appreciative
]rcyers+ n d• -'seller s--listened'-to this-.
fello\v; ;Bust -under three. `Veli, that
is haws'' it should be at Christmas.
Tt'is ti]e �ti al 6 f. the child, _and__
some Of u?i '•t30IiV•e� Ave,should have
a sign:ficant, and appreciative pause
that• is a fearfully costly' Uta iness of ' it.— There • were, . ,enormous
it Stafford ri -catches=orf--- moorland • on :' which•
these' days with S *pP sir
e for
r
fra' ek
n ustod o w
as. England's .economy manager and heather, .gorse ' mended .in c . y A..,
promoter• Cigars 'nearly'4.0. dollar withered) grow :' 'YJpon t#]ese moors sentence. • .•
•
f a dollar! , Bruce and, another youth who will
etich� ten'cigarettes... or � �
' spoke. Feel'I m these moorla d p ectpitous appear, in • the juvenile: court, Were
Am 'glad I don't smo e
saving money ! h t ck th nearly 1000- working on 'i:'a' boat` • xn ' Goderich
uddenl lef t
•
., `�t�lril]ri'stnra's�'sttrr � feet hei ht b � th _or dales_ -harbor._.. After... they suddenly .; ,.
close y" g
of our doings and privileges, so far, of green the 'ship a workman; John 'M'cLean
away - from, home; to Jell of our.
Christmas riq in a bus'. Oyer the,
hillsand far ,away as we went to
of. -historic• fame;_ aid-booked-•�
-1 n ,.
an MVia to
loll ria and t e
travel
t a
to 'see old 'friends whom we 'had' not
seen in twenty-five years. ; Fain
wound I - stay. ' to tell' of the :glories
of Whitby; �lhicli is almost,='; the
•T
r] ash
the B t
i • ndom in
' 'f hr st'e
itdle a C
cradle ,
Isles .The ruhis_of_•the old abbey; midst of
and -_,1140.e• 1000 year-old irch- could.
tell us -that :if'the]r old" stones :could
cry out. But that 'story is at hand
'in most.. libraries' for - any ` ready
reader.
A ThrillingRide -
r -
This' "ride_ on the highland moors
was a thrilling thing.- It 1]appened
to b�unother mild day, and clear
'for `'the most part, :that- alloyed e lisnopeopie in the common -room- • rub
..Ern • ..
ow
e
and (.
sheep ;graze till the year. Intersect-
ing
moorlands are r
gorges •that mo •e ,
s.w ,a ove, : ern; _,. ,
fields and quaint, ancient,
:stone farmhouses and•cottage'tthat'
::1ook---up- -smilingly, and. beautifully
heights. The main`, roads' On
to the g •
-the-- 00-M Ire - sinootiir *.well„. •'
.t
am ' and I]e r
and
0
f
maead • .y
through stern, uninhabited stretches
or wind among honies that quaintly
-of--Kincardine, missed $,55; and in-
vestigation, by policeled to their
arrest, a �`
. Craw.: ttnrue tFTniin s �.
" "M rthat,strangely
o •tTie"cut
:C, t �d 4
S
62. Lila the
enough, Bruce had $ a dother'
youth $57 coming to thexn-'when they,
.. as ares,- and Left_,.the'. ,ships ' Braes• evi4entlp -had, _
nestle among •greext •n t
trees:* ' embarked on a crime- 'wave about
in . a record
a 'o <aeco d to
the fiv` years .d
Inn in •eg
•telg
Saltersgate
w'oldS
� g
re-sa
this•• moorland coun�txy:, rel]d{by:�the Crown, anti had served
- isredolent'of the•terms in_ a reformatory.and',peal-
h r� .ev'r •thin
•�t everything
a s Th a door' of -the- tentiaryw.:-,.The- youth,ple ded•ha, as ;
:ci3d'"eYiaeh,ing' d � � ,,
o s tra ht..
•inr�•operis'straight into'a•large,:stone- trying his best `to. g _s g.
Donald Jones` 18,of ,Gode`rich °
The ow of the -fire ` Do 1 ., • ,
flagged room. �
gge
lace show a sp otlessly'' can door,. ' was",reinanded in custody., ,. for '
shows:a n �
R . , h'. sentence. after'lin leaded..... • to '.•
old hi�libacked settles, a gun o"okec'L _p gorily'
' s quaint , chairs. 'charges: of .breaking, entering . and
oii•,oneof the:�jaeam ,,....,.
and oak. stools. and a fox's mask' theft ofgoods' less' than $25 in 'value •
*and- brush. - Superstitious moor from . Lawman's o tag ulle3* on y
January 11th.,. : - ;•
•
r� AR'Y--TIM ./� a'�0'E--ORLY— FIR 1111 1
Ir
' •.--4 � v .
o, it is vital to save at ALL hours. While electricity cannot be stared,
• _ ...a 'gthe' five
that � m ener-ates�'t can �e stiored. �'h�, water Stora e�' for
"• Hydro -plants in the Niagara• area is prove• e • . .y t e _teat ,aii~es: `T'hi
, assures al Continuous flow- of water suffiient: t*' enable these 'plants to
,.
go tilt, out 24 h,ot rg',a. day--' sti'll there is not enough 1power. In 48 other
,h.
- , o • encs taxi _staiions . thtou • bout Ontario the water supply_ • must
"tv..,' � •'' � "'o,: : , . _;MS '_ .: ky, jr • r.+ : i rain?+' i"' n: "` �]i"'i w.a";'', ? •' 1 .
K . .
: ..;.. ti c
c�. i-.•.too.�m
bel very�clz�ly-guar
must suffer.. �• the next d.a . ower supply 7 ' • .
, is • concliti�zi is `aggravate
by the: abnormally low rain fall~ fast Autumn' Autu
SPECIALIZING IN PERMr NENT° WAVES,
IVIAl `ICU'RES; HAIR CUTTING AND TINTING •:
Mrs, L. Bentley
SOUTH ST. `PHONE -741i1``
111113 tI' Iali-'EXC IIOG•E HOTEL}
MUsT-HOMEs DO ALL -THE SAVING.?,
.. 'ALL
any inea#�s•• dsumers st play their full part;� �.Vf'c_difxed
Not • b. y, .�. : •,
f • eleGtxioi - . .,
ome...etettredut>ec the ca►sumptioix
afi ntn ' has tg s _ y
... ,. er volt�tntar
• cia ,cot sum.ers, but. still �reat lu. y
4n -stores and b other commer 1, . �',
'Savings are R MurgentlI 'needed;
Combat". That
Cain
w .. , Pine S
Dr.
Wood's s Norway Syrup IS a prompt,
leasant 'and effectual remgtl . for coughs, colds,
au•' zoos, 47.4
71
bfonchia doubles
aetlirat ia�d.:
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' Safe, effective, inexpensive and dependable, Dr. iib. r
Wood's Norway.Pine •Syrup• helps to'loo5on phlegm and nnicus, clear the,
..air passages and bring cfuick,relief for coughs and colds.
1 Get 'a. supply of, I)r . Wood's,Norway Pine Syrup today.,
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Tnto n r of burying telephone:.'wires or -placing;
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41.
• • year after year. Toda, , oXer ,.4 million mil""es`
head Dobie eoixtinues y y
of telephone wires, >95% of our total . are in able safer fro* s#.ormis
. weather ' , . ', 'Yl Droit •
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and ti
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r•�'ice • ntcrrtip�t s" by,o.. .
to' � ro'vide ev6n IJeteer 4erviice.
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•
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owing, too.• `'W'c ; are � ,p
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service and al�vay p �
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west' ossble• cost
telephb revalue for every user},
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