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tall$11Vilg .10 dr,P
ti!Ot, 1ateS".4141d, bettla fieeM tO
P.rise The bulk o1 the PlatM7 teMWn
)0401 'reallY *tionlit be abblit,' pe
and what is niere4intereethig .then pee,
Va.? The large miniber...oll blOgra
that -are7rnitirriria4;-an4 writ4c-)nikt;
Shirts that gloWri*ults are hitcrest"'
od In 'the live 'of others. MOst grOW11-
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up s are not so very far beilind-ohidrert
. mentallYob**raPhy 1uuId bit, inter-
esting to Children too J2 prOperl$' Oro,
.Sented. It scow to Me that the *a*"
of Uglanci Used ifl the Ontario, ,Publio
Schools b about as itnintereSting s V01-
ume aa could be pet into the,hands of
the children. It is a me* Of .111011e0e0-
ary detail with no e.mpluisis put on the
really 'Important ;arta.- a is beyond the
• average child ta 'sort out which is im-
Portant. and the work of the, tesCher is
made even harder. Children love stor-
• ies. and what Is histOy but a, Series, of
stories about intereSting VeOPle?
INTEMPKRANCE
. When people late the Avret intemper-
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QUIVERING
NERVES
"WirtiltiW go
i
when you can't stand the citildretee
noise ... whin eretythint you do
burdetrs. Whiteyonlite'-"Eirl"-;
table and blue . cry Lydia E. Pink-
- luitz0 Veletable C�pound. 9 out
of 100 -women report-benefit..It witt• sive you just t.he extra et..
orgy you need. Life will Seem worth
Dont eadurcanother day without
the help this medicine can give. Get
'a bottle from your druggist today. '
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-Wan intealPer
1,411,0r • COnSittinplion. Yet.' there
y theways of beiatil hitentilia
• lie COnaideratil„V Sere people Who
,inktilPersite Over,'Iced than
Over lianor, The41 ,MMIber
0 ilk,eisses :that are ClOtely ..414044144
With diet irldiSeretiorta, Selnethries pe0-,
Ple' eat too mueh of cert** feeds mut,
thlirs too little of till. required, foods.
Tim overweight ere =404 Mtemperate
the food questionBut here are
ethers. One matt who le So oPPOSed to
eMoking and drinking that he 18 a „fan-
atic on the eublect 18 a,Rocit,,Enten1Per*
ate perion. /le *eats Very heirVily Of
foods that h like's and then will best*
for days. Ifts doctor has iound what is
eausing the „trouble and Xlas given hbli
a did Whieh is not too rigid as it just
exeludes a tew thing*, As long u he
sticks"to his diet be is Perieeti.v ;4.'411bu.
he has net sufficient will power to do
this. Ile gets sick and put,s°In aenle
miserable dirs,cliPsets his housel,,
disturbs the routie of his office and
adds * large -IiMOUnt of extra ,warit for
his staff. Yet that man would he hot-
rAleci anYene considered him inten-
perate. ••-
END WITH A SWEET
Most PeoPie like to end a meal with *
sweet and dietetically *it Is,* very sound
idea. Many .,of our eating bablts which
scientific ,basis: We all like to have A
meal, which as the giayinels, atielm to
the-ribt.---111 Scientific guage has a
,high satiety -value. Sugar_ tetards At-
estl�iiT&imewhat and SO the food stays,
ar-longer4tinie-in the-stomack-A--inea1.
ended with a sweet gives us the com-
fortable feeling of being Sakisfied or sa-
tieted and as,1t remains .in the stomach
for a longer time postPoneathat feeling
of hunger. So it is no wonder we en-
joy our desserts,°
• •ACCURATE MEASUREMENTS
The same recipe made,,,ke diettpont
_ *POUND people seldom taste; the same, ;This is
to
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and' towratura Ustrd in reook
liteat---44*-111" linnOtirtrzierita-
glatn Iei and you ,cauniot Owed
have .soCeria; i'�i'net Ji•nitsure,
curatitY°. yoq vont to see fr Mr -
it „just .what-)a,dilference-theinTarr
'tablesPoop- ..or;th„ ii004, put it *A
.11,4 then See nOW Many levet
. IrettPWIff get „front yOnt". Ink .
,bleapaon.- 'You% ,be pr1sd e
-ttan,riard slzed 4n:4%ring clap for r*
meau1ng 4 Oa* pt1,1*" fOr flqu
MOstconvenient .tor thet1p1e when you
Mii$Cineasure * part of a oliii,
VOTrOltlElai,
Use ceiling paper' to Ane•
rawer*:
Never shake anaitil iligs as, it • I6osens
he Opts'
erVe. iinnan Iteddie over boiled rite.
PoAtK 0.1°P$ Wrap CORN
VoltEt4f$W4l'...
•rOne Of My fellow' ho4 Members bee
brought me a. neW Mine; V.Vlia,t A pall
Pzr ,Sister-1n.law in the States sent 'itto
her and says that she. 'usually serve* It
to f,ifit.firne dinner guests'," I hsiVO not
had time yet to try it but my friend kr-
_:..otnniencis it highly,„
Make dreistrig, of l. ups bread
crumbs, ,tup tanned torn, 2 tea.
spoon*. sage 1 Waepaoll thopPed ottiOnf'
teaSPOon saIt 2 tablespoons Melted.
butter, X egg, Make * IittIe Mound Of
dressing on each perk 410 and bake
half hour PI a moderately hot oven of
f4050r frdomegrees6 iotrho rit dressing• .
:SLICED COOKIES
butter
ARAPPan teaspoon nu
meg, abOut 3% cum ilour, 1-2 itiP
eln, 1M teasPoOryi Oda. .14. teasPaori.
Cream tartar. Cream bitter and Sugar"
addbeateneggs. Sift M dile ingredients
andadd nuts and raisins which. have
'been 'put -
Penn into two rolls and let stand over.
night. _Slice and_•bake-irt aniocier4elY
hot oven: This ts one of our,,,k recipes.
rioT
A Man was buying- a suitcase but none
-of • those shown Pleased-11bn at ail
44wheti t buy,:a hag," he declared, "1
like to-s4=ionie-covraittle-lirit.7''"_:--
"014.1-said--.1 ,triercharit, you should
ink.. tricks.:
rericee,A;measnrel !ye
*WRITE FOR foLDER.
Dip MO SHAKE
The foreman was going from one .mall
to itnothervith a sheet of paper, •
;Vithert he came to sandy flanicie he
said, $andy, this is a subecriPtion *Week Nfle C A, Itoberteon, Nf4C,A, for ,North of, RWer rie‘Yterhul ehUreh, 43onduct"
a 'Wreath for. 404 Stuart, who died l'ast' Huron, folloWed, With a brief' addrees,in ed. the aervioe, assisted by Rev. st
unique event was' celebrated at the.
Dungannon. aohool,. Monday
tertIOOn when 47..ittrite erowd. of 'titer.,
. . .
Inter -
ted speotathm asatinbied to„•stitileas
'Peremoniea connectiOn With, the 'Ole,
bration,"0 the Silver )utpljeo of "41* ae.
e4ession to, 4he throne:of Their"litaies.
Ilea* ging: .Cieerge.V Queen
The ' gathering. was preaided. over by,
ICharlea``iff. Alton* eintirman lig the Dun-
gannon.. school board, and was held ,4it'
Ili/00°10h side Ot the school:1M* where
temporary platform and, seats were
,arringed. 21;:ett .choir of '*bont
. fifty ‘f voiCtethe children ot. the '*obool
Joinict the aillOing Of the INTa,,'
Atonal Anthem -the :entire- hymn -Miss
Olive .railier, the 'teacher of the junior
k°,01,1 the„plano,- Prayer
was offered" by ltfr. Pomeroy of
rolVITONTO Moat/341,M ropittelph, Staxnb4X0114010
Narsolt IA(40*, Par* nintto4 ifamiltol; t, Catharines,
• MAW* rolls, and all Interrnediate Points.
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44130 ON nom(' Malt 1/
Osiurssigertuone.cobenrot,Treson... ReneillitocinestontsnoTelapstille.a.,
storrisbura,madovoolvedonticwngt viLaotgo Atilar',7141,‘SrirriiiR
Brogibri40. liont4P44;, Nor* Wised alliatormedists
0 YOAll TortrAlt4tlewOnistrioonlinesOfTeralikamikgikttorthOMOntalio
evotral 1144 *id on C.$7111,vs, Ifvetkasuir. Iltortt. and Ions
ATTINAC(00111$ TONOW(0--$44TURDAY, WY 18
,IOntor10.,.lockay cluir,-.4fipting ivieStlag, King** P104
illtereallosti. Lague thistbsili Toronto vs, RCN:4411W
Tick" MOWS aod21*4 InOrmatton from Allentic Ask foe Hattail4' Tarok
O. D.' CROFT.. Ascot. . N. It* Depot. mhone 294.
PilifItENCX. Down *Town Agent. • rhane
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s‘fternoon, sertice, 14, McConnell people from far and near, A large—
crowd MIS attendanoe.
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, A well4ttended, nteeting -of the rate -
Week. All your mates have Oren a dol-,
lar toward -
Och, mon," replied Sandy, "ThatT
make me an Jock square. He owed me
a buck."
PASSIM% SPAM
"f• came in to 'tar a pass to 7$111 -
'cage the gtranger to the suPerhi.
'tendent, : 4.„ .
'Pii? Vetere not exit* Ness
*0;1144'4 --0017Y„
110; but. the, rules say free tran$P0rta4
tion can be _granted to.i.neeeir*TY. care-
takers' of + 'poultry *and fruit'
Well, going, on this .trip ivIth
41111t , that's a hen; a. girl friend' that'S a old
Peack--"And- that's'
Now, do / get the Pass?" -
`Which he eapreeeed his pleasure .At 019began, redo Of St. P1105 A1401411 -payers Of V, 11o. 8, Ashileld
being In attendance upon this, mix+, ehlir*.'w,bo, Prekhed, tb0.14eiron, using 4,,sitinon),, los bel4 hi the sehoeihouse
suspicious-.00citsion, And,. Urged all tO:'VtF. hits 'text , I Peter, 211,' "H°.1-Ic't the ;xi Wednesday „evening for the P.nrPoSe .
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greater interest 'Irtednviting the Ivut4), ilr,Anir' and P"oVerbS 29:44, °141°-,--- 7/0127-, :of reeelidng plans and etthnates for ac -
Of our laxt4, An orchestra aomPosed et that -faithfully judgeth. the , 'Door. his.
- •' , coMmodation .for a :Grade CI Corintintiki •
six school boys played "The maPzo tea. throne sliaU be eitabli3hed 'f(4. !ever:" tion School as deckled at a similar Meet -
roomer '
A Pleasing feat* of the afternoon's
teerentolliea. wal1:. the plaiting et a maple
..vehieli Waa' 'dedicated .1,4 an •110sPir-,1 .3,40 , . :$44:::1;74;14;11%Wzral
4.14,----our-ilfrfatbeW- .l'ASt-411', '74-001If eiir4ii-diii -of the nations. 0 Europe dill'. , ' 4 4 pite tile AO tligt the grants
A .
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_____,,--40.;,_ enewn of the poor and. doneU.,ee470310tel'' gave figures . to show the :- grants whiCh .
Oeitur;gve'ltib' ,14thfieut,e, tt 17",:son,Poos' .3v":t, ISottral4slito .1.tipeoucittpit:_e_nle:ip' ..iollit14:4„Inctit:41:i.lear,oilet4'est4kt, : 'i'Vfluldseilizd,eatt%44alea:irilo7411,:ce.:,:ii,aig aTioienlOng' .7.,,,1,77,,..,:_. ,
1
' t an ,.,,_ es • - • • - •
masterly sennor4 Mr. oeogheon
titting tribute to the Christian character
or the reigning aoVereigu, whose interest
In people, Whose faith'in Jets% as
Ing a P
year ago, E. 0. Beacom,
outlined the Plan of an. addition to the
, laid .the 'foanda,_tiot„*...t4 1.3.4.r, P1,-;., -ing.--41e---past- WIreita. 'Wises; Ger- ,v,rquid be more ;than idequate to. meet
'peace and .'llaiigneas; 41vbS.133414. i'11,;, .'•• many, Spain; ItalY-.4Whose dynasties ii, en. ,enditinn jb,k,,mg,qt,g,,y,?1,scL41)v1.1„,,,,_,,,,„_
.,.,_ __., o. ,03.• „Pen.,, ,qte,__,.,,,.. Ideas_s.',111111- :404vel,Jtt-tb4k Portadr. 'Wei -wiped' out -of niiii;:autiforliatton of debentures liy a
Iviiien' he Deiti 144°41.1nale°*",. 'le eiclittence, were contrasted, With England ge majority. Mt Was a disaPPoitotmeAt
'referred to Groat BrItatu With '' Peedee .itho, alone, Viands ,out * one nation '
_found in but few othcr nation.% arilu• tributed to the Words. of the text --"The
4toto:-.71,1,_uoten-ice:wh:Def:te-n-Subd;$0:4,t.hett:en:otioit4i itimienh47hgeditt,_ rai.113.thefuiViy7Oinu.:ertuthist..40i7lipoatr-i,
expressed the desire: that it, -might live, -;- •"--,
.it Was no mere chance that ithigi lost
greW un and mature, that it might per, ._.
tneir thrones'and their authority. Their
THE ()ANSE
"Die you hear -the- awful shriek that
engine gave afi 11 flew by?" asked a mot.
orist is he approached A railroad cros-
sing. " '
`"feS. `What caused it?" rejnhied his
'COMPablehr.-- .
*retinue the engineer had it by the
to many of...the ratepayers,-especi.ally4o
those- ro had - been , anticipating -send, -
ing their eiiikiren to the Proposed, con.,
tirmation school,. which .Would 'provide
ur years' High school Work instead -of
the two yearer work at present provided.. 4
-The-death--is-rePorted--147 Toronto -or--- -
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to lead where she • the manse -with
Mrs. Margaret Gray. The' late Mrs..
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pray is well remembered in Dungannam
,
hosPit-ak going about, anxiously, -Cheer- -4.7t
his armies, in. person, visiting rchil.eurr csiton.s:nri:Oe,ye.Gar.,„3 Who eUritattu
-pastor of .-Erskine Pre0yterian.
erl
Ing the sick and needy,' thus endearing wa$ from pred Matthews'
himself in the hearts- and mind.s of his
people. liollowingythe' war-, with -the,
world gasping and .helpleSs, during the
world economic depressidn, he asked
that, ids- a.Uowanee be tut by 'one-sixth,
that the- money might be used to .lielP
the poOr, ;that causing a new and deeper
feeling of loyalty and love -in the hearts_
pf classes. iYuring his illness some
titxte later, the whele nation interceded
in "his "behalf, rejoloid with thonks-
,
giving when. he VOW restored to , health
once more. It Is not chance that
we learned to love et* King, but be-
• _of the World. Irt planting the tree, he his throne.ehall be establiebec.11-or -eve-44
Pst,..nate_this - AVent--and---eoluleets--W-wi geed, avarice, treading' down- the poor
the 25th anniversaal Of theaecessfon.to faithfulness, -.embed them lose...their
baPPY Occasion, of the. eelebratienof their injUstioe and un-
to
the throne of our beloved .E1ng and peowerfle pottinyed king George, dor.
Queen' He dlreitetl•all to Clildt 'and' In ing the war, when refused to be allowed
oloeliig,itiade' a fervent appeal that. we
.(tf this getteratioit,get-back-to .the
estY, slneeiuty arid"religion!Of 'our worthy
forefathers. •
Deputy -reeve' Samuel Sherwood fol-,
1eWed witii'brief greetings in wilt'41 Iie
reiterated.•the thoughtSTOf the ,preylotis
speaker. A patriotic' _ehoros by the
.tohool pupils 1.ancl: of Our " P'.ithers,"
,made a fitting riiimber With which to
follow up the ideaS expressed .in the ad-
,-*ess-vi 14'7. PxstiwOli: -
-,C.)eorge kinottori, 1v1J.P., for North
IXur-
u exp., eased iib pleasure in, being pre-
sent tor the ,rmittnie odcasion, .whosd
i4pre • purpose intertwined O hatinort-
lously..--!the ',silver: jubilee celebration,=.
the Planting of the maple tree -and the
raising of the near.. flag, , which was
E404stecl,..,.,te 118 lofty er.:os,itiontyr feet In
as
air Mr, Spotton' addro peeed411.
. A -retroiPeetion. Of the twenil-tive Yeare
et .the reign of our illustrions tOverelgn,
King George 11, reemig Awf:inemorie$ of
kazant plates:. '"Iktfatiy; are miesing since
that time," he &act, and urged that all
•Should leo° something behind' which
would be ri‘ benefit to the .1Vorld."-,-.
day, we are honoring the greatest Jody
and gentleman of the world," 'he cezi-
finned,. arid paid, a °wonderful tribute to
their taitliiWneis and ...integrity,„.Whiciz
have Won there the love and respect of
their- subjectthe "World-ovei..'
"a• hditory of the Union 4ack he expos -
sed satithiction with it as the flag
of' canada, despite the efforts. Of 4.erne to
-rep** It -with -am' '"A114Car1li4Wit" flR
He adJured, the children. 10 greater
tenpedili-
itt the' 'Audi' "bf ' Canadian and
Brititli history,. 'whiali .ivtuid• instil • in
theii. a greater love for the traditions of
Mir forefathers, Whom we Mimi* einitlate �! teferre4-
„ittlihe,theio....,!trtrronts tiOnrt,
„iXeeentatives itt Preiviricial • And .rederal
h�uses of parliament earlier itt the di,y,
as 'being accepted by the reciPletita not
personal honor, bi,t0 as itt honor to
thebo Ys and girls and oithsetis at arge,
and *On:1*d to wear the badge .in lit.
ting manner, that the triditionS Of- the
British and .ol ohr *MI*•* oloter:;
l!,kel4gt(nottriledgh"16, that .:tha'.*ubollitesiys gitt*Irtrs ofiatiitol°7-
thottici Se fit and .prepate: themsel,
loatle.robilli In 'Alio vows to come that
' y be' able to :assume the trepan -
May develie upon the*
t they may follow the outstin4.
ins initu*le.and faithful, t"idership of
/Our t004 Kintand $4utiti. '
The wtinit ot "Lest We l*Orget,”
thepu and of the Ifirtioniil Anthem
"Oy to/lotted by. the .aenedictfOn
*stilted by Rev. it'kunetoy, trotigiat to
aitetessful Continsion Which,
Win lOnor be .reMetiberedby ill present.
AmOtig %se ftOM dlettifice present
tor 4the Webratlan were Mr.
Thallte, and Miss Mabel Thaw,. mode-
tieht,to. atutlitm Jam*M Wilsonand
Itist Uthietitt Reed, of Zoo.: Petii
Zot/r.0 totthalish: Dr. 4. ,
)44,4lt4 *Weil; lar;-.161in
, and Ur* 8, 4„. iftlipa
hofeking,itt
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The Club needs fun s with
tervice
on behalf of our tat
ci carry On
rivelegled children
bpal QiiapeLandLt 1n
-Mount Pleasant' Cemetery: The services ••
were concluoted by: MTV. Peter Bryte
and Rett. Clifford Torrance., Mrs.
Was the widow of James Gray, w1ie.'wo.4
eonnected with the Massey -Harris- Co
for 30 years. She was a* member of Eli -
k toe United ,,chnitlh, Toronto, of the
Nit. -Ct. T.- -U.,- end active-scicial
Worker unti1overtaken by illness three
years ago. She 18 eurviveg by four sons,
James B. Gray; Toronto; Douglas W. S., °
New York; Rev. .Bruce,,G., Gray, -.Van,.
-Couver, and Wallace A., Toronto, who
were her pall -bearers. Two daughters
cause of -hie tender feeling fog his sub- Also survive, Mrs. "William' Krefrter,
jects great and small, and because he
re Canadialis yet'„priiiah subjects. Our
looks to the welfare of - his -people. We
• The Junior Parmera4 Club of Dungan -
forefathers hw-- Canada. remain, part_01 ?nen 'held its, may Meeting 'it:Undo
the Ennaire. Set. us be tYCloyal to King 'et veriing at the home o; Allen Reed, '
and Country. Instead of a gift from an interestingtiine was spent.
canada, he. suggested the "cancer fund" ,.-4rthur Brown, the president, 0001/32ed
to.. be usecr•in Canada, for Canadians./ the chair , and .conducted the meeting
'fin conclusion he urged all to bp loyal to -
God and prosperity would be our lot.
The first and great einninandmerit Is love
foildtied by loyalty and .good will. We
should go fOrth rejoicing with a spirit
o thankegiviurto GOct tr haVing-praded
Cireenwizh, Conn., and Jeasie M. Of Tor-
Xvo exeenent addresses wer glyen, one
tby Gordon • S. Kidd, on the subject of
`,CItizenthip" and "Peace Gnarantees,"
And tan McLeod, Districtt RepresentatiVe
stabron.__Ccamty,-,iipan• the subject -of
reforestation and. the planting of trees, ,
kis in such a goOdlY land and i
hatot.
, care 01,the wood -lot, -eta. Roll call, "A
Oeogliegari then read Itizo appro- spring bird arid its value." The pre*_
priate :prayers f.rOm the Anglican, ser- dent coriunenWd favorably UporEtthose
vice, thanking Cod for permitting the
worth -while • addresses.
The May meeting _of the *._IvL 43. of
Erskine Presbyterian church was held
'ilirs4a3r at 1210-241;ft of Mrs: Piteger-
ald It geed attendanee, The Preal-
lent, -Mrs. Mc1Whinney, presidedlowhig ; Pol.
detotionalexereties, the i presi. •
Aeht 'goo a talk upon the pastagee
'scriptUre -re`ad..4.4tatthe* 5th ariA gitt
.0aPters. Contributiona were made for
the bale fund. Mrs. Rait- and ma' -
Maize were appointed as delegates tothe
'Maitlan4. illesbYterial bet** held it freea'•
water Igo 14 !Mrs. Davidsen read
„chapter :from the 'study Bo* “Atiesion.
• ail 'Work to Chiettle World," Ile*
Davidson offered her home for the.neti
meeting, arid loth was served * the'
*s.
other graie-ts .worza Icsterrnina:• tor
*111 drive worms tom the system vvithe. .
,0t0 injury to the child, because its at
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tion„ •v?121,1efully effective, is lila
ICitigfto reign ' through his 25 years.
,414, Joint choir -from the- two churches
„led the -serviceof praise, which was
Compesed te byflhi5. suitOle for the oc-
casion. :Mrs. 1105S and Nat. • Durnin
presided alternately et the organ.
'The annuat. tOneert .,svc,nsored by the
-of biingannon United church
and had in the chUrth oti 114rIday tight
was a most successful evil* Rev. a A.
MacMillan.. 'POW ' of the, 'Congregation"
Preekled while a very sentertaining. pro..
gratfl was *resented as fejloant A bunt,
her by severi znernbefis Ithe .1,rimary
Department, "Children of the World;"
solos by Miss Mame 'Pentland, A. "ft,
C. 114 The. "Mite BOX' Convention.' 1#
sevfin inillor giric soloSidney Brown,
01 Senmiller; ;. 5610, 1141012''Sendorsoll,
Ooderleh; witition;
limes COrrall, Cioderloh: duets,
tienderson And ',limes, .Corrin
"In Min bertice," Pageant * Seven
older this; soloi Oune Rut1,refold.
Int, Arthur OulbOit: duot, Mrs. Paterson -Ptrower of Ito Own....Dr„ ThOniat
and Arai** 00ert. -tpeanite inclement it kettle oil has a subtle Sod* or its,
th&ete wag a good itt;nidanot own, All who. Iva* used it itniw this
and the Ptvgroor *ito to* esjed and keel)* it by Oita as the most Wu,-
4Cau*Ohin, CowbOya,''' able lln.ttttent available, Its usee are iit..
knoivri radio etniasetra -frOM 1ofldou, numerable' and fpr nut* yeti's it MA
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