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SKIRT••BARGAINS
Bargain
No 1
$2.25
Bargain
No
Ladies' Ready to -Wear Tailor made Skirt, in black
or dark grey, trimmed with self cording and small
buttons, Made from good solid serge homespun
This is A smart garment,
Ladies' Tailor Made Skirt, made from good blac
Homespun, double pleated adjustable back, nicel
trimmed with self cords, and Buttons. Ask to s
$3.40 this special skirt les a sure bargain.
1 Ladles Tailor Made Skirt, made from fine black
Bargainl Vicunas. Cloth, with fine invisible cord, trimmed with
.
Flounce Drops, Cording and Buttons., This very
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stylish Skirt is rna,de to our own special order We
$5 00t consider it the best skirt deal we have ever shown.
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Its a good one.
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Bargain j - Laifis fine Tailor Made Skirt, made from fine
li, j
1 roadcloth, trimmed on two front side gores with
No 4 1 bright black Sutach braid and self cording, A Ladies
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slort in every sense ot the word. It you are out for
. 50
,_. a swell sktrt this is the one ler you.
Cider Barrels for Sale, -Ranging
in size from 5 to 50 gallons, at Far-
mer Bros.
Wanted. -A. yeung, lady with ex-
perience for the dry goods departnt.-Ca.eling Bros.
Mr, Wm, Bagshaw has commenc-
ed the erection of •his new brick
dwelling on 'William st., •the found-
ation being of stone with ceeisat
finishings.
We would Me to show $,ot,i our line of Black Underskirts. We are proud
The Huron proseotien examine
atiees will be held on Ootober 20.th
and 21st. Schools taking the +axe-
-Milleons should notify the inspec-
tors .at once."'
Leave your Orders early tor red
and white cabbage, turnip?. beets
pumpkins, squashes and winter veg-
etables at „Louis Day's market
Gardener. Exeter.
Dr, Butler, London, will be at the
Central Zabel, Exeter. WI Monday,
Get-, 17th for Eye, Ear, Nose and
Throat consultation, eyes tested and
glasses supplied.
Mr. Thos Handford recently pur-
chased from Mr. Conrad Fuss,
of Zurich, a heavy team o grsys,
paying therefor the sum et 000. 'Mr.
Dandford believss in purchasing, the
best.
Itegister.--See that your name is
ma the \refers' list, Every male who
is 21 years of age or more. who has
lived in the Province, OIle year ttud
IA the riding' three moailis Is entitl-
ed tO VOM.
Mrs. E. Adams, WatertowieSoutl
Dakota, who has been visiting Lee
brother, jr,;NW, Howes' and other
-friends in town left this Week for
Preseott, On Where abe will spend
tt. hart time,
Mr. S, j, Titounts, son ictf Mrs, Tbo-
mas, S. Marys, formerly of Exeter.
who lies IMI1 AP the office o
Womeris Smart
arii Dressy CoatFa
S41 liinaeddeivolftlbt IsaiclkkoBline:,ver this p'jiapuendty w ai tnhd ss i'Z
0 viccnble coat cannot fail to be a favorite,
Material is a good quality black Beaver
with cape on shoulder, nicely trimmed
0 with silk and lined throughout, there is
grace and beauty in every line of this
Modish Coat.
Made of high grade Zibeline a material
we can recommend for appearance and
5 ciztvo,intyc,olslaegkrainfidtteiunpf.., , si itnitedch e‘dv . b ro_ande-
SilkOline. 114 4
Made of fine Zibeline, in grey mixture,
0 trimmed with fancy braid and stitched
5
e broadcloth,lmed with mercerized, a great
looker for the money.
The material in this stylish and nobby
coat is a good quality of black Sr white
Snowflake tweed, nicely trimmed and
lined throughout. A great bargain,
Our leader is ot Mai* Imported Cheviot
semi fitting, cape on shoulders, nicely
trimmed with stitching and buttons, lined
throughout.
Bargains in Ladies Ram rt Coats
Made of fine irnpOrted Cr4venette in dark grey, with shouldqr
c pe, Belted back regular price $6,00 clearing at
ot them the values are so,g000. Our leaders are 1.00. 1,25, 1,40, aod $120. tz;r11,111,inki:ti,Turerear 1,11,110t1,1,alt rnia
Oar special Black Underskirt is made from laea,vy bright black Noreen Ye417 4 the Dental College.
trimsned with small ruffle flounces, A Beauty and only $2.26.
1.:rane and Influenza Remedies.
DOW'S and Winares Condition Pow -
Yes; We are after all the Dried Apples an cl other farm produce that To ders. improved English Stook Food,
can bring nS, Produce is s1as good ti? as vasb, Bring you' produce to lierbagenm, international Stock Food,
and see how well we will use you. We pay the highest prices. and all kinds of Poultry Spice. Vor
sale by 0, XAutz, Central Drug Store
•Exeter.
An itasessment a 0 per cent. has
n levied on the policy ltolders OE
tlxe1.Tay Tp, Farmers' 'Mutual Fire
Inatranice Co, be company suitain-
i, NA made it necessary to
edeoveral iteavy lessee the past
Female Belo Wanted - A compet
DLISINES
119"4K"
J".. erEMITT.,41.:IVI'
es renting
ptatbi5a
each week.)
You Lave more or less of it. Po
sibly it is with us. Such being til
case you know something of our se
vice, But if not a patron, wouldn't i
be well for you to become one?
Our Methods
are calculated toensureprompt and efficient service in every
department of Banking. Perhaps you would like to give us
a trial ?
Investigate
WE INVITE all who have any kind of Banking busi-
ness to transact, to call and investigate our terms and facil-
ities.
The Sovereign Bank of Canada
Branches in Huron County at
Exeter Crecliton Dashwood Hensel!
GLADMAN & STANBITRY,
Solicitors.
Zurich Clinton
P, B. KARN
Manager, Exeter,Branch
For Marriage Licenses,
Wedding Rings,
Wertcliess, Clocks
Jewelry,
Spectacles tic
CALL ON
R HICKS
Watch Repairing a Specialty.
DR: OVEDISSageoTeSiTC,
Specialist, Deseases,
Ey., Ear, Nose and Throat
viSite Exeter monthly,
Glasses Properly Fitted
Nasal Catarrh and Deafmiss treated. Office
WEDNESDAYS, HOTEL. Dates of visits,
wEONESDAYS, Any 27, Sept. 7, Oct. 5,
Nov. 2, Nov. 3. London office 225 Queens Ave.
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Read Popplestone & Gardiners ad.
on page 5.
See the aim of the, Sovereign Bank
in their Ad., last page.
Visa Sarah Kemp, of Eirkton, is
the ,guest of her aunt, Mrs. John
White.
Mr. John Whiteman has purchased
Mrs. Blair's handsome residence at
Kippen.
Mr. jno. Southcott, of Grand Bend
icalled on friends in town on Satur-
day last.
Mr. Thomas Russell has returned
home from a very plea,sent trip to
' ' Manitoba.
D Ill E 6 PICKARD tIIJ he t;P3‘13.01aClinaKtintbroiefisIthetiluraninreect;id
f -
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Ger for South Huron. •
Wanted. !A boy to learn the mer-
asneral Selling Agent for eantile business, apply in writing to
C. .11. s •
A number from here attended the
1 on Tuesday ,of this week.
Reform Convention held at Hensall
-POpplestone: &. Gardiner.
Any persons, farmers or others,
who contemplate purchasing, lands
in Manitoba or the North-west Ter-
ritories will find it to their ad-
vantage to call on me, as I have
recently been appointed general sel-
ling agent for all C. P. R. and C. N.
W. Land Co's lands. Prices range
from $3.50 per acre and npwards.
Persons who settle on C. P. R.
lands within one year after pur-
ohase have ten years in which to
pay for such lands.
For fUrth c particulars apply, to
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Roe -cliffs, of
Oregon, is at present visitinr his bro-
ther Mr. Sohn Rowoliffe, James at.
Mr. George Samwell has rreturnod•
from a pleasant visit with friends
in Montreal and ot her points East.
45 cents will pay a subscription to
The Times (to end of 1904t and
Daily Mail and Empire for two mon-
ths.
Mr. and !Ars. W. Grin, after a
few weeks pleasant visit with friends
London returned home on Satur-
day last.
R. E. PICKARD, Exeter. Mes. (Dr.) Dee- A. Anderson and
children returnee' home on Monday
•Or at the "TIMES" office. from a pleasant visit of some lime
with friends in Mitchell.
Mr. Will Ross, Mrs. Ross and lit-
tle daughter, of Clinton, were guests
of the former's parents. Mr. and Mrs.
a
A Ross, on. Sunday.
no copy for changes must be left
TO
ADVERTISERS.
nOt later than Tuesday neon. Casual It has been announced tt hart the
advestisementsracceptedup to noon celebration of the king's birthday
Wednesday or each Week. will be held. on May 2241h, but tha
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1311h, 1004
,The Times has the correct stylegin
wedding .insitations and visiting
cards, Let have your nextorder.
a royal salute be fired on Noverabe
• TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY'
Take Laxative Bromo Quin,iste Tab-
lets. All druggists refund the mon-
ey ;if it fails to cure. E. Ws Grove's
signature is On, each, box. 250.
la maid for general house work;
UM/1Y' good was; the
right party nil)! 'find it a pleasart
situation, Appl Mrs. Arcbibitict
CampbelL, 425 William $t., London
Ont,
A. union meeting of the directors
of the South Huron and Stephen &
Usborne Agricultural Societies, was
held at the Commercial hotel on Sat -
Saturday last for the purpose a
°losing up bArsiness in connection
3,11.th the late show.
The warm and oppressive weather
that prevailed on Monday culmin-
ated in a SeVere electrical storui
shortly before six o,clook. Accord-
ing to reports the storm Vats more
severe north and soutb, altimagla
great quaatities et rain fell in this
section.
While a large dinner party was
in progress at the borne of Mr, T.
Eaton, Toronto. on Saturday even-
ing between 7 and. 8 o'clock, burg-
lars entered 13,s house and atole
from Mrs. Eaton's bedroom jewelry
valued at over $7,000. No clue has
yet been obtained.
A Good Offer. -The Daily Mail &
Empire can ibe obtained for two mon-
ths (covering the general eleotions)
This offer open only till October
.22nd.: apply at Times office. New
yearly subscribers in the 'Weekl.y
Mail get the balance of this year free
and the new Atlas.
The Pickwick Club, a newly or-
ganized society will hold their first
social dance tonight, . (Thursday).
The event will take place in McDon-
nell's Hall which has been thorough-
ly renovated and made •attractive,
where ample space is afforded to
enjoy the evening to the fullest.
Tha sympatby of the community
is extended to Mr. and Mrs W. W.
Neil in the death of their infant
(twin) children. The little girl liv-
ed for five weeks and four days:while
the little boy survived three days long
er. The _remains were interred in
the cemetery near Luixtley on Mon-
day.
$6.
5.
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%Er. C. Currency, of Toronto, who
who is now in Palestine has recently
forwarded to the Victoria College,
Toronto, drawings of two funeral
vases which are to be placed in the
college museum as memorials of
those two eminent friends of Vic-
toria, Mr. W. E. a Massey and Dr.
Sweetrnans The vases are white At-
ticware of the Lekythos farm.
Potatoes -The wholesale potato Men
say that they are beginning to
breathe easier as the crop is much
better as the, higher ground is reach-
ed. The Barrie district is turning
out well, a mark,ed contrast to the
lower parts of 'York county. East
Northumberland reports great dam-
age to the crop from blight. Mit-
chell vicinity has potatoes to spare
In the vicinity of Aurora, the crop
is a failure from rot.
Sale Bills. -Those having their sale
bills printed at this office will re-
ceive a free norlice of the sale in the
Times and thus get the benefit of
our large circulation. This is a fact
which should be remembered. Sale
bills are not seen by all in the dis-
trict whereas ,The Times goes every-
where. The notice though given
free is often worth snore to the per-
son holding sales ihan what is paid
for th•e posters.
Wanted - Mee and women in
this country and adjoining territor
ies, Lo represent and advertise an old
established house of solid financial
standing. Salary to men $21 weak-
ly, to women $12 to $18 weekly with
expenses advanced cash Monday hy
check direct, 'from headquarters.
Horse and buggy furnished when ne-
cessary ; position 'permanent. •
Ad-
dress, Blew Bros. & Co, Dept.
tenon Bldg., Chicago, Ill. /
3oy Wanted.- -A. smart boy to
earn the grocery and dry goods
business -Carling Bros .
S.T.T.13.3,31.a..) ay. 1:R.,,CrW
oad brooms for 25e. at 0
lliss 11, InlanAe, of Staffa, spent
e
days with friends in town.
1
We are sellkyr tne balance o
tinware at coit.-01,tarlt oil's Fat
lion. Thomas Ureenway, ex -Prem.
ier of Maiiiicka, has become the Lib-
eral candidate in Lisgar. Manitoba,
for the Commons.
A married man at St, Joseph. nava-
d Badolir. 36 years of age, has 14 of
tf mil', 9 sons multi accuotigrs, and
said to he one of the happiest
in the county of Karon,
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COATS
OW- IS 'ME TIME to buy your Winter Overcoat and
•be prepared for the cold weather -which is. owning sure.
• We are to the front again with the best seleotion of,
Men's, Youths and Boys Overcoats to be seen anywhere.
Try one and see Low they Rt.
3 Mens's Specials 3
A, nice black Cheviot Overcoat, 'ITelvet collar, straight and breast pocket
Made up very slylish with good lining foe $7,00,
striped Tweed Overcoat, velvet collar, straight and breast pockets.w
the new belted back and straps ou cuffs. The best of lining. Very swell, e
newest cleat this season for $9.50.
A god heavy dark grey Pilot cloth, loose back, velvet collar, aralg
pockets. t.very good style for $10,00,
Ffttal Accident - The sadnews
vas received here an atonday
e
o Fort William of the
n ef'''r A?rsu'..colrereri),1411 0Qtal'uttadsi
own. Deceased was a paWter by
de and some week:a ego was era -
p ()Ted painting the interior of
rge elevator. The workmen wer
spended from ilie root by ropes,
and Coleman was working in • this
manner near the top at the •levator
when his rope broke and lie fell to
the ground a dist4nee of some hun-
dred feet, He was picked up terrib-
iy inJured but lingered until Satur-
day night when death ended his sal-
iss M. Toni leaves on Sator- ferings, Mrs. Coleman on receipt of
day next for Yaw:tower, B. 0,, w here the news at the aeoldent. with her
she will Viit with her brother, Mr. son George, hastened to his bedside
reinain 'until next spring, wasonsli"i'lirtilzi lilviomrkiino gt3te ilua8citit'sti;ir:uds.
Gregory Tom, Miss Tom expects to and
Al the Reform Convention held at young, 41 411 and his uniirrieli death
Bensall, on Tuesday, Oct. lith, Mr. Is "en,,v *Celt by his mother and his
Atio.n7ascr, of 13ro.cuieid, was chosen slloarnr:wing bride or but five months.
as a candidate tor the coining elee- Thr funeral took place at Fort \\91-
A telegrareceived by Mrs. aohn -•-
m
Dignan, on Wednesday, stated tbat J The niAcrxEtAsTtliorEmit piTrlito.EdC;'•ill'ESbe, cam-
ber son llarvey, who has been ill tral on 1.be 16th and 17th and 18th.
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with typhoid fever, at Toronto, is This is a Vulcan reactionary period
rapidly, sinking with no hopes of audit will bring on a disturbed wee-
p fy.
E,Illed by Lightning. -During the
6evere electrical storm, an Monday
evening, a valuable team at horses
belonging to• 'liar. Wm. White, of
tiler conditien that will ran most
,probably, into the regular storm
perioa following. The mercury braoe
shows that a mercury equinoctial
disturbance is central on tbe 28th.
Rogerville, were killed by ligbtning reaching from the 18th to the close
while in the pasture field. On going or October. This fact will tend to a
oua next morning., Mr. White found Prolonged spell of umsettled, dis-
turbed weal her.
the leases lying together dead.
Tb a application papers for convert-
ing Messrs. Ross and Taylor's
business into a joint stock Co., have
been completed. The company will
prooeed at once to erect a saw mill
to be completed by Jan lst, and will
buy logs, and do custom sawing, to
accommodate the general public.
nearly all the stook required has al- some drawing room table, by the so -
ready been subscribed, and after Jan ciety with whom she has been ac -
1s1, 1905, the firirr will be known as tively engabaed during her residence
the Ross, Taylor Co., laraited. • here. The following is the address:
An Enjoyable Evening.-Inotwith- Exeter, October Oth 1904
standing the rain on Monday even- Dear Mrs. Blasdell.--WO the morn-
ing, the entertainment given by Mr,' hers of Main-st. Ladies' Aid, wish
Prank R. Conklin, in the Main to express our regret of your
street Methodist church was removal from among us. Life is full
not large, but those who of mystery and" we question the need
faced rile elements were rewarded. osi:dlik
so mi annv
yo‘sbest and we submit.
sad partings. but Divine
by an evening of exceptional pleas-
li
ure, Mr. Conklin, who ranks high We trust: your life of usefulness ratty
numbers was loudly applili:iddeidtfeen
,eraeitl IGtecta,lsoneghoisenesa trebd,lasnsidngswemtaryusitoltant
as an entertainer, i n
one being fully .enjoyed. you .and yours to your nos home.
We ask you to accept this drawing -
Fell Dawn Steps. -One day last room table as a slight token of our
week as Mrs. Alfred flicks, of the esteem, feeling that its inailequate
5111 °*nsessicus of Usb°r°° was en- value but slightly expresses our feel -
gaged in her household duties, she ino at this titne. A.midst new,
accidentally slipped down some steps scenes and new friende we hope
leading into the woodshed, a distance memory will sometimes turn to the
fonfilabsotUrtuockighwt°itrl 1/11:rbackhs,'tralagainst ini110 Ladies' Aid of Main-st. Good-bye.-
Signed on behalf. of the Ladies' Aid.
the lower steps. Mrs. Flicks is now 4., •
confined 'to her bed in consequence SNIET'LING AND SNEEZING COLDS
tied it is scarcely knoWn Yet what Can be stopped in a taw :minutes
injury she may have received- and permanently cured in one houe
Social Evening. -Miss Anna Martin bY inhaling fragrant healing Cat -
gave a very enjoyable social rune- arrhozone. No remedy - compares
lion at the Manse on Tuesday even- with Catarrhozone for cold in the
mg in honor or Miss Mary Brown, head or nasal catarrh. it soothes an
who is on Tuesday net •expected to heals the inflammed mucous Mem-
leave for Winnipe, where she• will, brane, prevents sneezing and cough -
upon her arrival, be united in mar- ing, clears away the stuffed up feel-
riage to Mr. Fred Knight, of York- ing in the forehead. If you havn-t
ton, Assa., formerly of this used Cabarrhozone get it to -day and
place. The surprise tendered the try it on your next cold. You -11 be
bride elect took the form of a kit- surprised AI the 'efficiency of this de-
chen shower, and many usefea articl- lightful inhaler treatment which
es were presented her by her yoeng pleaiseeks,e.cveryoraonpelobteccaouusteriti, _ cures so
friends, who one andall wish for antiiy
her many years of happiness in her trial size 25c.
new home in the 'W'est.
Market following is Scour South window for (espie
thes'
pcirto
Exeter markets, eor- or. souveniors of Exete,..-Charlton's
reefed up to Thursday, Oct. 13th ; Fair,
Wheal 95e to 1.05. per bu,shel. Mrs. Carrie ;a Lion has been fined
Oats 28 to 30 cents; per bushel. $150 and given six Months in jail in
Barley 38e. to 40 cents.
Peas 58c to 600 per bushel.
Bran $16 per ton.
Shorts $20 per ton.
Flour, $3.00 per cwt.
Low grade flour, $1.25 per cwt.
Chicken Feed, lc. per pound.
Butter 14c. per pound.
Eggs, 18c per dozen.
Dried ,Apples; 36. per •pound.
.ork dressed. $6,75 per
of
8tw6,irtms'a;sAl,th8%Lnybetaliresrolioef. gfeLt,tscleets1 l31111
ork Live weight, $5.10 with Pres- ofcon-
y.
Peci:s cir. a raise' tractcd tuberculosis, but all signs of
that disappeared while ae the Colo-
guirccir riAr • redo hospiie1,' SCI 911C Might have
seiegaztee The Kin l You Haya Always Baugh! Lived much longer had she not fa lien
arid 'broken her thigh. Eo reports the
of 1:4-4tie physician of the Denver County TIos-
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ADDRESS AND PRESENTATION
At the regular monthly ineetin;
of the Ladies' Aid of Main-st. Me-
lhadist thumb held at the horae of
Mrs. IL Huston, on Thtirsday last
Mrs, E. 'Modell, who 'this week leav
es for her new home in Brantford,
was kindly presented with a hand -
Little Gents and Yout
'Nice Navy Frieze. Fancy buttons,,,,i,SM •
Black FrieZe MOWS • .
Orey Wen .Men'iit.- style .,..„„.:
inter Underwear
For Men, Women and Children
Ve have everything in the Underwear line to keep you warm for winter
CARLING E3ROS
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We have a display of
NTRE
Wichita, Kansas, for the destruc-
tion of property.
,• Subscribers to the Mail ana
' Empire have choice of one
of the following pictures; "Min-
er's Farewell,"- "On the Edge of 1 he
Herd," -Contentment," or enlarged
picture of E. L. Borden.
Mrs. John Gillispie, who die4 re-
cently in Denver hospital ,at. the age
BARD TO BEAT in ti
PRICE and QUALITY.
big thing in Rockers.
sell CHEAP
TABLES
in our Windo
County both as t
Next week look f
A great big stock tO
C, HUSTON!
Funerat Diren a Practicable Rinbalmer, Opera Ileum Bloc
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trade? Goodl"
II -"Then you must handle
Harvey's Star Flour."
III -"It's sold the country
ever."
IV --"We don't think there is
anything we handle that
hPlps our trade like that
Star flour."
V -"It will be a good day
for the flour and feed trade
of our country when they
learn to use Harvey Bros.
Star flour entirely."
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• PILES
itching, Mind. Dieedina or pro-
truding, Piles. Druggists refund
money if Parc Ointment fails to
any case, no matter of how - long
standing in 6 to 14 days. First ap-
plication gives ease Mid rest. 50c. If
your Struggisl hasn't it send 50c itt
stamps and it \sin be forwarded post
paid by 1?arie Mcdicina Co„ Si, Louis,
Mo. ?
To the F
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With a consignment of short lea
Georgia Pine. It makes the
most beautiful interior finish o
any lumber ,ori the market today.
• Lumber Lath
and Shingles
We are in a, better pasition than
ever to supnly our many customer:.
with all they may require either from
shop or yards.
Bee Keepers Supplies ready
delivery,
Place your Others for Tanks earl.
Estimates cheerfully given.
itv-Oall in we like to see Tali's*
ROSS TAYLOR
WE
are here with the goods.
We
have the most, complete stock of
reliable COUGH & COLD remedies
and o her seasonable preparations.
We
lromvoeotdhs, su
efinctis:
estaas_sortment of Rub-
ueHot Water Bottles
Ice Bags
Fountain Syringes
Enemas ecc &c
We
have just received a large stock of
the best .,renele English and Atneri-
cifta Perfumes and other toilet articles.
We
have never failed. to give entire sat-
isfaction in any case where we tested,
eyes and prescribed glasses, and WE
are here always.,
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