HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1913-5-15, Page 5THURSDAY 'MAY 15th 1911
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We dare not exaggerate to you. We are dependent upon
your patronage. To get it we must have your trust and confi.
dence. We make, the following statements with a full under-
standing et what the z mean to 14s. Yon are safe when you
believe in these statements.
For the Bowels of leowe l ills and in a short thrt.o)
usually make unnecessaryr the con-
./ If you twAlY knOw as much as we tinned u -se of physics and purgatives;
and theewho bane used theM know thvs tending to stop elicit, unbealtley
about Rexall Orderlies, you would habits as may hene been formed.
be as enthusiastic aleeut recommend- e •-
ng then as we 4re- They taste just,
"Ike candy. They ect so easily and Make us Prove Thisl
,sopieanony that the taking of them We do not ask yeti to take our
is a pleasure. word foe this, We want yon to -make
Evexe claitdren like Resell Orden, us peoye it, and at no cost to you.
bee; and you know that if a nandi- Buy a box of Reran Orderlies at"
cbte appeals to a child, it Will meal our store. Use them once, or use tin
to szoweesps, the whole box. Thee, if you aTet
not thoroughly satisfied, lust eeme
back empty handed arid tell ne.
I t Without obligating yo e or question-
ing you we will return the money
you paid vs for them.
Doeezet thet indicete that Reran
Orderlies are at 'nest woethnbf trial?,
DOese't PrOve our faith an them?
Does:* it merit your confidence?
Could any offer be more fair to yen?
We particularly recommend Be4all
Orderlies for children, delicate and
aged peons. Berea Orderlies male
Witbent grining oTicalesion nansa. i Cannerdent vest-pocket site tin
parking on eneeseierelownees. Theyboxes. 1.2 talnets. 10e^ tehTels.;
Sate overectme and remove the Cause 2e; 80 tablets, ii0e, 41#
MON; f*icase bear in, mind that Reran Ordedies are not sold by an dm
T000maboy Rnion ordezugo only at the Renal/ Stores. r
',Yon eau, boar Betel Orderlies fin this communitY only st Par etore;
NV* S COLE
e (24174.4mocce. Store o ario
stow in needy ve - and rite' in the Melted Staten Careede and
ata Is a digetePt 11slI Rentetin for nestly even,' ealinasy lemma in
4 isned for *be partieuler for which ie reveremendeel. -
Rexall Stores are America's Createst Drug Storelk
'help chase gloom; dispe blues and
:make yeti feel henpy by their epien-
plaid torue, cleanseag and streegthert-
ring effect upon the bone1-n-7 They
net to free the systera--- and keen it
free -from the distress and ill feeling
'that naturally results from i.singular
-tend inactive bowel%
P Besoll Orderlies do this quietI353
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Mail et Empire for the balance
of the year fol $1.35
To bsenbers with rnuil
o a lobo or ti e Daily
cne year from date on ICC
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Morning Edition 3 35
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THE EXETER., TIMES
OF WOMANS'LIFE
lnterestingExpelienceofTw
Women -Their $tntements
Worth Reading
WilAL
The biggest prnee •B;ecking sale in
the histarY or -Exeter. An excellent
opportunity to save 50 per -cent
Never again will su li remarkablY low
nriees exist. Don't delay Act pow
At' `GARBING'S 03,1 stand. h; N
l'1.-)firsY'Atla Eunnitl:n Of St. Mars is
visiting friemls hel.'- tbis week.
Wellington Bern of Exeter egent
Sunday he at Ale ere Gennings.
nlr, and Mrs Iinebs "of Devizee
irrs13seteottal s,.1/612,1t1:doixe; r the jioalz tor
thTeb.Zinbtlffrge"fRIErIxte;e:It;';',..:tecreknilif‘nelif:t4
cent Sunday ',tit -4 heir 4augazer
ATATariz:;IdanIrtsh,etDabrEe141:Tatinos:iing:hote.. ,e,4;'Pa°,0ark71,41s 1111Y Isi)0,anver?jaerrk ebt: -5 -70"ej;
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whou-doetorsl- Could dzo‘:.nAv'penenor:panbdyI iasify e$1,:h.:itl‘nir,...."wc:nsn n'"h ecint ilineirik'n-411g, :2Yez.fi di la,33:: : li:lef,,,Eabell 'n'ee me .--
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OJ vi4iting for a £e da
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b ip,c Surer - C --', -L'inYICI -4-0411St - tV-'..6 r‘ ' ^ : 1.--,iL41,4:itilli '
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t'ill'be ''''' 1 ' '.: r'. e z -
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lAN'1,1'WO, White.. Oak, Ontario. '1101 on ttlentredeY tend Inefort, 4 ,
' t ' g 4nd vreofitahle Mae
Tho Cts o of ;nt.'s. Eirlin. nae4tIo,?;,.
3P'3' that I nQrer had anything do me so ti , 4 s r v'r :4'''Qkv.' 344Mr. Uy
eloe - nu ne'
ueb good during Change of Life as Ly, Mr., and Arre, George 1,54uire an r 1
Circleville, O---"1 an truthfully te2J: w.atir !ilex:- '4'1'44;4' Ir94'N'Y 4'
'a E. l'inkham's Vegetnhie Celnloalled, tar, and -ft's, Genr.fie 'aill$04 l'14.4t
I
"Before T had talcen ono balf a hettle SlAndaY 'nate Aaron LI)4Tia i Ocar
of .44 i laegan to fool betters and I bac: 64140)urY
continued talcinRit. Z4 h MI b - 'IT -." Tr‘3 Vr'--- 4 'Qe Iht
than it has been t sr syyerc'al yeas, crirr i ga.uereciio' ae itro.%- jecri sr. k eft,,c, :dA,:dg e I let zia no
an WOHIell would take it thy would es-
eal, untold Palo and misery at this time 41-wral Qf tt6r 1)4 t'4r Rex.
of life." --.Mrs. ALIos Km" 358 W. Ray°. 14 1.41z..bill o4:414ttrclaY.' A
.. large number or the congregation
THAMES BOAB
Mrs. diem/son end r3fre. Leslie 'ere.
Naughton, of Boltdon, spent a 10.
Lays With Airs. Geo. Williams
week,
Miss Roxie Cann is nnendinnen LuW
c.4)'s with Mrs. ;Arthur saardiner,
Mr. and 51's 'TaYlor, ;'-ere tie
guests of Me. and 2.1es. Frank tyke
Jazt Sabbath,
fan
ist Q1,1 eR Ohm -
Tile Change of 14fts is one 0 the most
critical periods of a woreatt's existence.
Atsuchtiroeswomearna,yrolyuponLydia
Pirildiairee Vegetable Compound.
LADY'S APPEAL
I win sendffrteen
onitiveln• MIMS IgetlOnrreEr4rriLLE
netenttnt, 43.01ale treat*
e w 4 Din4 ZiPul fauCi' or .t re In an; thcrellistiogrroftf,Entitt7!il.141iittnfoi I
oda. Uterin0 and ovarian Tumors uitzt/r4/114"
rqOWthxli.calalStioetiolinyt. Firaapphsea,inNOthvo. 44.41t1 "A 1414/7
3katt/ '3/14/1*
I1es
ladder troubles where caused by
ea Dock, Bowels, icidncy altd CARLtat.exist: Ition:C:leilay A, et nos
ING'S old stand.
44knesS POCRItinr to our sex. You We 4re tleas'd to Qur
n continue treatment at home At a„aekswithi j. Johns at .forge
st of only about 12 cents a week,
fy book, ft Womon*.s Own Medical
dviser,tt also sent free on request,. nTsSannttligientliftee'rertin:01111rk51Vellitlit;
Write to -da yt „ Address Mrs. At Sum, onto in Goilerieb. She left on Toes-
nserf4 BoX$11: ;Windsor, °Atli et y to sPeral the Munster with, her
trothee Fred llertgough Sask.
Bev, Mr. end Ziirs. Steadman anti
Miss Mary Dern expect ,to attend
the World's Surolay School Convent-
ion at Zurich, Switzerland in July
oti will also visit plaee$ of 'note in
Great Britian and on .the continent.
The %adies Aid or the Methodist
church will hold a. good old' rash.oned tea Ince-U(1;o, im Ione Ord. Ile,
member the date.
,(t. Temperance mass meeting for
Crshorne Township W.tt ION in the
K1iHeMethodist elotreh on Fri-
soending her vacation with her par -
ss day night Ito*. W. 11. 'McAlister and
E. G. Powell or 'Exeter delivered
!Miss 'Ulu Essery or ?Toronto
ents. dresses as did also two or Olin.
tows businezs int..n. Mrs A., 'T. Cooper
and J A. Irwin. Tim township was
organized for a Scot Act campaign
Artlexr Donpe was eleeted president
W. G. Medd secretary. 'The follow.
inn ere Chairmen of the voices oaf -
trig sections John Morgan; Amos
yr000to: Joshua .1chare.„ John Essery
Mrs. Oleo.) Sendnij entertained
the Speakers at tea after the meet-
ing.
A fine %or churce (shed is iteing
built or cement blocks. When .e0M-
Vieted it twill be lone or the be of
itS kind in the community.
Men and Mrs, :Brown or Centralia
were the guests of Mr, and artn
Wesley parkinson, on Sunday.
"Mr, Sohn Davis hest lone orlhis fine
horses on Saturday.
Mr, B. Levi and air, Harness of
Woodham anent Sunday with e :etc.
Wesley Jacques.
ntr, E, Dicks anent Sunday in 1.,'11,1"
tartan.
Farmers, are :through 'with ?their
seeding lbut on account ;of .the cold.
and dry 'weather the tsPring nrops
are looking Poor. The heavy ifrost
has done a considerable amount 'Of
damage to the early sowing.
SEXSALITH
The biggest 'price wrecking r sale in
the 'history t
of Exeter. An excellent
oteportunity to save 50
Never again yr...sue_ remarkably low
111 h
eriees exist, Don't delay Act now
At 'CARLING'S old stand. E. N.
SHIER.
Mr, W. INorthcott met with a heayv
10;s on 'IVfoedaY. lie wa's turning his
cattle eat eto ',pasture for the 'first
time this spr,ing. One or ;thezn. bad
the misfortune- tp, break a leg and
another became nasalized.
:Miss C. Northcott hats heenlaid up
for a few days.
f inneldes.t'00,.thAldhsonunsret_limiLleb
tbas idegernippc.co.n,-
[CENTRALIA
Eons htrkton "WQT4 V4',i-?.5nt also
M. Reeey wen a 44144 Well know/
Ad highly respeoted by everyone -
d his 414(1d011 V411$rom Varish'
wilt be SatilY fett by his Virt-tot
ends,
Gordon NOZIOr seen
iSuncle ...Alen. 1)).1,7i4 Long
rk.
1
Crediton
biggest price wrecking sale bn
the itstory or :Exeter. An excellent
opportunity to save JO per tea
Never again 'Will such r. markably low
rrices exist. Don't delay Aot now
.At CABLING'S old stand. V,' N.
`812.1.f113r,1*Aubrey 'Baker o rfiontion-call-
d on 'friends on Friday.
Mr. Eds Schmidt of Berlin rislted
E. Oestrieher on Wednesday last.
' 'Mr, and xlfrs, Pazet arrined hero
on Monday after sending their hon-
eymoon tric in New ..York and St.
Catharines. •
Mr, and Mrs, Williams eta.ve
urned to 'their !home London
Messrs John Neil and ,Geo Schnaf
of ',Berlin :renewed aonuaint.ances .jr.
town on _Monday.
Mrs, C. Zwicker is (suffering/With
an attack of bined leoisoning .
Mrs. John nfrevethick died at her
15 ' home on 1Mnred8y night after an ea.
tended illness. The-tuneral will be
held on Thursday afternoonno 'the
Exeter cemetery at 1 1.P n
Mr ,.,JalleY .1+1.rurrn and ',Mr. Archi-
bald of Zurich were visitors in town
on Sunday.
Miss Vera Siebert of Dashwood is
visiting her aunt 'Mrs. S. Brown.
A meeting of the Baseball *boys
was held in the Bank raoncs. There
was a good attendatee. The follow -
40 Mg pincers Were elected . Hon
40 President Ilobt. Sweet; I'resident H
60 gilber M. P. P. Manager Wm. ..paet
caelain II. Eahner; 'see-treas. 11.
Glenn. It was Ti'lso 'decided to cel-
ebrate the 241h of May and atrangn-
ments are no being nil aide for ,a
baseball tournament end concert ja
the evening: '
WI1AT BEA-UT:1E13'1i HAIR
licen crieh do we bean that ex-
clamation atout a certain woman'b
or non's t:,ir.
A nrominern scientist and hair
seecialist empbatically 'slate..s. and
has rroven that any man or woman
can have luxuriant lustrous hair. by
us:ng the famous tartscrip; ion called
l'ABISEAV Sage.
PARISIAN Sage is nowenvie and
sold in ICanada. W. S. 'Cole Atte
druggist is the agoni in Exeter. and
the reeders o the Times can
buy it Jcrr Iiijn for only 60c a large
bo tie.
len S Cole knows that Parisian
saga wjl l3eaudfy ,ne In"ic tenre (land -
ruff and stop falling hair. and for
that reon he-nells it under a, trutir
tiOtek' to cure- or moneyback. Price
50 fLrte's `1 ho it; T. Boolh Co., Ltd;
Fart Jli-ia Oixt, Canadian Makers.
Diek Housen of Toronto visit-
ed friends in town jest weelre
'bliss :Mildred Brown of Zurich
anent Sunday with her narents.
Mr,11. Glenn visited his • .narents
in Irensall ,for a few )(lays. „„
On Friday evening tbe Y. P. tn. or
the Evangelical 'church drove to
Dashwood and seent. a social even-
ing with the Y. P. A. members of
that Place.
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50
45
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"TARLO
The biggest price wrecking sale in
the histoity or Exeter. An excellent
oPPortunity to save 50 Der • cent,
Never again will such remarkablY low
:prices exist. Don't delay Act now
At CARI.IING'S old stand. E, 11
SHIE11.
The Baseball boys journeyed 'To
Lucart 'last Friday end ceeerted the
season with the .fietti: game oi ball,
tee game was ..Ilose and exciting }the
score being n to 5 in. lAnearils 'favor
Both 'teams lent up a good exhibitiort
Of ',baseball for "so .e.tirly in tbe season
•
Carl O'Neil pitched •excellent ban
for 'Lucan fanning eight Centralia
ba'ffers and only allowing Sour hits
while Austin' Dint:Ian also 'pitched
good bali and keint the 'bits. wele
.scatteeed. • -
-ALL
s,
ai
°Yt 1 who los be
SeetiOn for
t !for Winnin
l-plcr4 bad the
ad seoJy in
" A
vit
or samc'eek
way tr
4 * 4 AT
Z
it*ad tO
rnat
Irt.t ttrittize
ulcers,
n healer,
ftroft
of ItOt Ant
e time ago a
u on my lot ieg nen
n week or two 1
t got t‘n bad tha
lit. 1 lalrit for
bie that 1woel
the wonte(1.
- uuree WCC. 4t thP end
t it 1=110 o
ot but1 ould only move altrUirtlY
sing mutt,
or)* soy: then broke oul
and ttlte dretor told me that the on-
ly thing that would ettin. it wanta
an ortration and that I should Ilene
lay ue forr Var. Thiff.1., knew
Iva% oatiotsqhze; as I had a fandlY
to attend to,
91IT 1;-1-31 11441 ellre1.41 had cut on
hiv finger bv using Zone -Bak and he
invis,t1 u.e to eirn'thi4 barn n
I thd su and in less than Wtopki
ti ne it gave Me wonderful relief. It
slopped the nein whieh had been so
hid that tram nights I did not get
nInk ef sleep. In a very short
tlave.the n Lend Wee so much better
that 1 ixad no more sleeldesS nights
und was able to move about and
o my "It ork I persevered with Zorn"
link with the result that the wound
14 111/1/ tterrtetle* cured and' the limb
-111 :14 $0141(1 and strong. as ever. To
• noteon suffering from nleera ted
.ctes 1 t: mid nay try Zatn-Bult.
'.am 331:k is tent es good for Tales
e :cesSen, lexile., scalp sores. t blood
noi,zon fc s,tel ing wounds' cuts. burns
„otaitls„ lutists. eczenxa eruntione.
and all other injuries and 'diseases
All **Tannin:it.; and stores 50c, box or
Za.n ijji'o Totouto for paYi:e.,
A to
,otsicl
I, tin
•
SHIVA A
The Shipka baseball club has el-
ected Ile :following, officers S-
Sweitzer Manager and captain; Mil-
ton Raiz; secretary; Wm. Sweitzer
Trees; Mervin Piekering mascot; In
Finicbeiner time k-eoPer A. Smith M.
Rate; Sandy McEachen supply com-
mittee; Albert Geiser, David enIc.-
1Cenzie Earnest Geiser. managirs.o£
the ground. '
• 41-
SEAFORTH
Mr. D. J.' 3InGuire who has been in
the grocery business here for a
couple of years intends _removing to
London shortly
A. very happy event 'took nalace at
the home of Mrand Mrs. James
Archibald May ith when Miss Carrie
M. Saudi was married to Mr, Ad-
rian L. Porteous of Searorthe ThC
ceremony was perforene.1 by Rev, A.
W. 113arker in the, til.resencie of the
immediate friends and relatives, of
the young couirle. Mr and Mrs, Por-
teous left on the afternoon train for
Buffalo and on their return will re-
side in 'town.
Mrs. Wm. Schlater and ?daughter
Miss "Clara Ief 1 last tweek for ',Regina
on a visit to l‘r.r. and 'Mrs, Will
alter and and Mr.- and Mrs, John Staples
The, Seaforth lawn bowlers have
installed a new- and uneto-date syn -
tem of lighting, their 'green which
WaS tested ,for the first time on
Wednesday evening when everyone
Ives delighted the tv.hole green is
Iran lighted up so ehat ten rinks
can 'play at the same time. Forbes
hl;oc, 'who had the;lighting contract
the 'work- -well and the mena-
cbtiV: IFtult[,aeee oli:ghce:Iv'ilhng611.ehet (,)13e te
lie -heed e 0 tile province.
Seaford,' heea half dozen cases or
t3Hulioid in addition io Iwo which
.have fesulted fat.aly- Mr, Frank
Kling of the .Dick Horse and John
Laird who 'died on Sunday aged. 74,
Were the victims. ` TWO Wells a,
houSe have been closed. Gen.'
enalie--sneaking the .1 owns Wn tor 51.10 -
OS is 01' encellent 'quality. ft is ob-
tained nrom Irrivate Avells with the
excel -Alan :of that which is used toe
street j1k11n`"evlaittit • e0111eG (freal-
a treelc. )
riyzg ate new Edison
Blue Amberol Reco
is nadre cunvinCing than heathy, abwit, them
clucnon1e th
the cle4re$t,sw
as yet been made.„
re. It is practically hbrieak
table woh% $4114$11 ir And it 50
the emits of the thousandth time you
the fii'st,
de2ier to iet you, hear ther
Ave,.
et
t.`ecord. The 13h1 2
rev,Ke
Powel
re et
II to Fill Good Positions
Trained men are wanted everywhere; in fat, thtiy are always
wanted, for the clentand is greater than the suppiy. This demand is
not for the roan wbo is able to earn only two or three dollars a--ii7r
at hard manual labor and who can work only under the direction of
sonic one else, Itnt for the man who is able to plan and direct the
work of others -the man whose training, has gualitied hint to emu-
ntly bold positions of responsibility.
'lie INTHRMATIO,NAL CORRESPONDENCE: SellOOLS, that great
ntion that has done so much in the past and is doing so
everv minute for working men and women, offers you an
to become a trained man -to secure a good position in
the trade or profession that best suits your taste and ambition.
The 1. C. S. plan enables you to help yourself right where
you are without losing an hour of work or a dollar of pay;
without changing positions until you are ready to step into
the one you desire; without obligating you to pay more titan
your present salary will afford, no matter bow small it is.
Thousands of men have secured 'life-long betterment through this
great plan. Every month an average of 300 voluntarily tell ns
of such advancement. You can
do the same as these men have n* • • • • • " • • * • • • • • • • • • • •
INTERNATIO
done. NAL CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS •
• ,Dov 799, Scranton, Pa.
• •
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PinveriiStation Supt.
Architect
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Strottural Engineer
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Contractor and Builder
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Mining Engineer
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MITCHELL
At the last meeting tor the Town
Council the contract for street 'wat-
ering vas given to Mr., 'WM. Schae-
fer at 40 nents an hour, Thet band
WA9 given a grant of $150 on con-
dition that it Plays in the band
stand once each week .from May l6
to October lst. The report bf the
boat'd of works asked ...that $1.500 he
Pieced to its credit. The relier cona-
tnittee asked for $125; land the tpro-
perty park and shade trees eomoaite
Lex nut its estimates at $300; . The
rercrts were creferred to ,the fi-
fl rxt: tonmittee
ast-essor's roll showed 'a
n let it n ef 1 771 a total r.tssessMent
of $528ep57n a usinene assessment of
$81899 real property 5719.425;; 'tax-
able income $27[612. 1
About 20 young ladies and gentle-
men of :town scent 1,fuesdaY evening
at the home of James Jackson 'Ful-
lerton and were entertained with
music games etc. Mis,s Elizabeth
Jackson was ,the 'hostess Of 'the
evening.
Some days ago Mrs, Alex Irvine
teas en ed. tc Windsor to see. her
,o„k.g.b,tet Miss M, Irvine a res -
cher in on.e 'of 'the Pulylie schools.
there 'who Was very 01. Mrs, Irw
.me brought her clauglater 411.1rlae on
Tuesday
The executive of the inter-ehur
jagu mr c at Airs J. A. Brownof*
lice on NuesdaY evening. NI the-
n:err/bens consisting of
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Brown. Rev. J. W. Baird, W. Ce
Stringer, J. A. McDonald Elmer Age
ar and Harry Cappin were oresent4
There will be three teams Anglican
Methodist and presbyterian.
tY-four games will be Played during
the season two games a week. Alter
considerable business had been trans
acted a good schedule was ilrawn
up.
NEW MUSIKO,K,N, TR A.IN
The Grand Trunk Railway System
is putting on a new train from. Tor-
onto to aluskoka *Wharf icommenc.1
jrijr SaturdaY. Ma'y 1711i leaVing 'Tore
onto 10.15 a. m. daily except SundaY,
arriving at Muskoka Whare_,1.40 pi
m. making direct ,con3aections with
steamers for all points on Muskoka:
,Lakes.''
A brand Me* 'train nensisting
baggage ear; Vestibule Coaches, and
Parlor Library -Buffett ear will bo'
operated and nessengers are 'assured
of a comfortable ride , along the
Most' interesting route to nInskoka
wharf 'thus avoiding any ineonvene
ienee to Passengers.
Iletern connection is made with'
train leaving '11.Iu§koka Wharf at 10,-t
4.5 ; a. M. ddily excel Sunday arriv-i
inv.' in, Toronto 3.10 In; as.
Tourist Ti'akets at reduced rateA
are now on sale to Muskoka retortEc,
ood for step eve r 'at
et - any and
:re , on return until November 301N
e'1,014.1n Ftx 11 Pa r tieulars' and tike
Irtii% Grand Trlunk lAgents,
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