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HENSALL
Ili() 'MS AMBITIOUS PEOPLE
U5 YOUNGi I EOI ISE'.
OF TILIS,•C{l%PfCJNITY KNOW 4. TRAIL'
THE .SCHOOL OF E '
Clinton',
Arranges classes to accommodate Stud
ents,wishiilg.•rto live at,lione and
commute daily by train? That, on a 32 ' week'e
ren free. f3 .course, carer month is
given of fees to '
, insure student having �
full g ,^ � time ,at sohool.
That, this school has . the most highly qualified teaching staff of a.n
Private 'Commercial School' in the Province?y
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TIIAT THESE FACTS WAN -roma , C,DI'1'ORTUNITy
Winter Terin,
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WEDNESDAY, , JANYJARY 2, Y924
ST
U1?ENTS "MAY ENTE.l3, AT ANY :• TIME
COURSES
STENOGRAPHIC, COMMERCIAL SECRETARIALy
AND SPP. (.IAL
Write or Phone 198, nor full information.
M. A. • STOONE, COM. SPECIALIST,
Vice Principal,
DIS.. G:'L. SMITH
•
DENTIST
B. F. WARD,
Principal
Two doors east of the Molsons
Bank, Ilensall Ont.
sway Wednesday atternoonu.
-ROU1DFOOT, KILLORAN
& HOLMES
Barristers, &e,
Office • on the, Square,. uare 2nd door
q ,
"familia Ham 3
ton St, Goderich.
. ivate funds' to loan at lowest rates..
$9: Proudfoot, K.C. J. L. Ki11'oran,
D. E; Holies
'i Cdr. Holmes will be in. Hensall
Crary Friday from 9 until 6.
- -AUCTIONEER-
OSCAR, KLOPP . \
gonad- Graduate Carey Jones' >An-
Oaten
ncit on School, Special course takes in
Registered Live Stock (all •Breeds,)
Merchandise, •. Real Estate, •:::Farr>ai
$a9ea, etc. Rates in keeping' with
crayailing prices. t Saiisthaet'b
Mated, write Osear=Klopp; 'Zuriche,pr;.
;eel a 18-93, Zurich,•
Word was received on Tuesday
from' England
ot the death of:.Mrs.
Greenham, widow of; the late J. T.
Greenham, . of i'i'oodirall Spa'.'' Tito
deceased, was Within a few days of
her '83rd birtlidiay, She is- survived
by one daughter, Mrs. W. L. Wilkin-
son, of Tuckersmitll.
Grand
Millinery
Openjng
01'
e
'Tues., . April 15
Also a shipment of Billie
Burke Tresses. ,Be -
'sure to'ste them
''at -tile olcl
S'tc>t
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DR. A..
L.-Mk C. C
Physician and Sturgeon-
nese
t rgeonHosie 70
. HENSALI;
DR. J. W. -PECK
raduate of Faculty of Medicine,
McGill University,Montreal; Meraxber'
E College of Phypiciaas and Surgeons
gtf Ontario; of Medical
Council of Canada;' Post Graduate
Member, of Resident Medical staff -of
toueral Hospital; Montreal, 1914-15;
1Ogice, ,8 doors east of Post Office.
Mune 56, Hensall; Ontario. •
Lumber
gas. Advanced
plit.we•-are•still senixig, White,, Pine
alatia'ataotr$bot3Z:,sides at $45.00 per
0.01.33
ia"a tressed, -and > latched white
91 00 per M.
' B:C: No, 1 XXX Shingles,
: B. C. No. 1 XXXXX Shingles
Bird's Ashphalt Twin Shingles -
pira'a Ashphalt Ron Roofing 18 in.
wide, the heaviest made,
"hone Na. 111
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CLATWOkTHY
OE'ANTON
;WERT_ SORT OF. JOB PAINTING}
WE°,PR11N!.f" —Posters, Dodgers, En-
welopes, Letterheads, Visiting Cards,
i $11ipping Tags, and, anything at all,
• at
the Observer Printing Office, Hensall,
?f1'a ere taken for Daily and Weekly
ta,
511116
s. Toronto and London papers
X4.75 In club with the Exeter Tlmea
,1(65. Leave your order at the Ob-
nerver. Office.
TEE DICKENS YOU DON'T.
"Dict you see Oliver Twist, Aunty?"
"Hush child. You know I don't at -
end those modern 'dances.":
The fact that a mauled his victor-
sous' college debating team doesn't
.do Nim a shit o good, when he gets
ame an argrtrent ',with the girl he
married. ie s aatlea± .
Makes no difference .what they are
-=huffy, frilly undergarments, line
iinens, heavy blankets, or sheets—
tkie 1900 Cataract Electric Washer;
with its magic figure 8 motion ,will
wash them all1:.
if you,,would like to try. the 1900,
a'n'd see for yourself what it can do,'
wew. it
li
del ver one right to your
-ri li o r
home, and you can try it out. Then
you may start paying for Won terns
to suit your convenieuce.
CALL, PHONE OR WRITE.
HonSaIi flg(iro Tog
J. Passmore
DWELLING FOR SALE
One Story Frame Dwelling, north
side King 'Street, Heiman; 4 rooms,
2 village lots, well situated. Small
fruits and good water, Apply George
Brown, or Gladman & Stanbury.
D.eanelzton's Rheumatic Capsules
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iliEUspy ppAT1SM SC �?IkTgg p�
6'fllCA
NEUR1T9S ,1 LUMBAGO
TEMPLETONS TORONTO
lifilNSALL ONTACtiTO
M}'s.. J. Zuefle visited relatives'
Clinton on Monday,
HansenSpring Show will be he
on T.iiesday, April 8th.
Me. Alex. Murdock has installed
radio outfit in his home. re
M. Ben "Elder, south of the village
has installe'd a radio set.
.Me, D. A. Cantelon - was in
Toronto
on Thursday of this week.
M'. Bob`. Green of Detroit, spent
a few days at his home near tov✓u.
lei
Dr. H, I
Lowe
DENTAL .SUEGICON
At McCO -' a
snick's• Block' Zurich, is, every
Thursday and, Saturday.
HAINNN. O F,FICE
kiartle
ib s Block = Dashwood, s wood, Unt.
Mr. and Mrs. Yates," of Sarnia are
in viDrsitingaft with Mr, and Mrs. Harry
Miee3.Euoleen Guenther visited in
ld Kitchener lastR week♦
Mr. WM, Mayou i
who sreut 1
tze
1.
a• 'winter in Detroit,, has returned
Miss hryrta Hoffman, 'of Loh'clon,
spent the week -end 'with her parent.
1Vir. —Chester Geiser is spending
this week in Toronto,
lairs
Yager is visiting in
Sebringville.
Revival • meetings are being con'
ducted in the Evangelical church
this week. .
Mr, and Mrs. E. Restaineyer, o'f
Cavalier; North Dakota,:"are 'vistin •
g
inthis vicinity.
The Hensall Spring fair has been
postponed from April Sth to Tuesday
April 15th.
Mr. T. Sliaddock was attending a
railway Convention in Iondon on
Saturday last.
There may have bben some dissen-
tion as to how March "came in" but
few were unable fo recb nil
g ,eitsat-
titude "going out."
Mr. H. , •Hoggartk and Mr. Jim
Sangster left on Monday morning fc
Berkton,• Ont., where they intend t
work for some time.
The manager of the onion ware-
houses in town, .have been busy late-
ly cleaning and shipping large quan-
tities.'to the city warehouses.'
Mr, A. Hemphill has this " week
been' giving away two free goldfish,
with every purchase of 75c or over
in
Nyal y 1 or realloods
g Get oil
i
this'
deal.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Coulter and Miss
Ida left on Monday morning for To-
r'
0
leda, : Ohio, where they will visit for
a time with their son, Dr. S. Coulter
of that city.
To' look in some of our merchant's
store windows, makes one feel that
spring is here. A very attractive
and: pleasing spectacle it is to see
these windows displaying the unfail-
ing signs of spring. a
Rev. 1VIr. Sinclair will speak espec-
daily to young people' next `Sunday
evening and will take as his subject,
"Exceeding, the Speed Limit." All.
the young 'people of the community
are`invit
ed to be r
esent.
P r
..The :brilliant
�.crtizens who, o sent in
the false fire alarm'ori:Tuesday night
may have thought they fooled a large
mint -her of people, but we're betting
that '}tone of these so: called 'fools` felt
half `
so foolish as theinstigators of
the- trick when interviewed by the
focal_authorities. •
Yes Sir'.
They're having :another
.dance 'arid its going to ire better than
ever. In the Town Hall; Friday (to
morrow) evening, April. 4th,' frons 8
p,ui. ' till 2 a.m. Miss Roberton's
highly pleasing orchestra will again
furnish the music for the occasion.
Don't miss this one os it uay`be your
last chance. '
SEXSMITH
Mr. Jas. Gould, of Stratford, was
a vieitor in this neighborhood on
Tuesday.
Mrs. John Gould has returned
shone, from Ingersoll, where she has
been` `visiting with;her' sister:
Local
Mr. Jeffrey Carrick,' of Waslrago,
who has been visiting in this com-
ihiunrty, is laid up with en attack of
neasies at the hoirhe of Mr. A: Wiid-
i'Ong.,.
CFI IISELFI IRS'T•,•
. Mr. Pete .Case, of Exeter, visited
at Mr. John Glenn's over Sunday.
Mr. Lorne McNaughton held a
wood -bee followed by a dance on
Tuesday of last week. -
Mr. N. Morton held, a dance Mon-
day evening in ,aid of the. ball team.
Rev. A. Sinclair• will preach next
Sunday especially to young people,
with a young people's choir, His text
will be "Exceeding the Speed Limit,"
Maple syrup making has startefl,.
ZURICH
Miss Annie Bess visited in Len -
den last week.
• 'Mr: Harry Rose, of Windsor, spent
a few days at his home here last
week.
1VIi•, ' Wm, F. Braun • spent a few
days recently at Woodstock on busi;
chess,
11rr. C. Fritz who visited recetly
with friends in Listowel; Guelph and
Kitchener, has returned hone.
'What might have developed into
elrotiler , large fire in Zurich, was
averted by Mr. T. L. Williaiihs, pro-
prietor of the local grist shill, one
day last "Week. iVlr. Williams wars
about to leave the mill to •attend to
some bushiess iii . to'tvn, when the
smelled _smoke, Arid upon investiga-
tion found in the bottom department
of the mill a large pulley ablaze,
caused likely by the friction of the
belt running thereon. He, howevet,
at once stopped the'large ntofoi' and:
with a little water. exti`ngnisliod the
fire.
CENTTRALIA
Mr. Andrew 'Holts was in Toronto
on Tuesday.
Rev. and Mrs, Iaiteley were in Lon-
don on Monday.`
Mr.'Chas. Isaac's clearing sale last
week wase s
very succossful.
Friday evening the Ladies' Aid of
the iViethodist church were entertain
ed at the home of Mrs. Anderson. A
pleasant time was enjoyed in music
and games.
Mr. Arthur Brooks, sectionman an
the L.H.I& B. has been.. transferred'
to Denfield. His family will, remain
here for a time.
Mrs. s Pat Buckley y family, .
at '
nrlY of
Mooresville
.are moving to the village
and will occupy Mr. Luker's house.
Mr: J. Smith has rented Mr. Es -
serfs house on Main St. vacated by
Mr:" J. McLean.
The Ladies' Aid of Fairfield line,
servedsupper-in the school room of
the Chute"' ' Monday evening, after
they put on. an original program
themselves, which was very enter-
taining. Ani'ong the good things was
a duet by Mr. and Miss Fetal, also a
duet by Mr. and Mrs.Lloyd Hodgson,
for an encore, Mr':' and Mrs. H
odgson
sang the following verses, which was
'composed by Mr e. 'Hodgson.
Reuben; Reuben Who' '' • .
d iniagilhe.r
That ;such, schemes ,dould e'eh•
made, c
test be
the
In
on st they ve' been lravrn ;
In Centralia Ladies' Aid.
Rachael, Rachael, It's no yonder!
_won •ev
• That our purses come to grief, . T
What with teas and .oyster suppers, w'1
Selling quilts and "baby beef.""fr
f0
Reuben, Reuben I've been think•
CREDI TOS
Mr. Ii. hillier has ret ed hoate
froin ,a bileineee trip to Toronto.
1-1
ear tll
in o
X e sermon is
"The' Clea -
,l.
lenge and the. Challenges," second in
the. •series on "The Christ and His
Cross"' in tile 1\iethodist church next
Sunday,
Mrs S::a
Bawer is improving
very
slowly.
Mrs: C1. K. Either entertained 1X
Sunday dRy School class also Mac.
Moore,
at her home Tlrrrh•sday even-
ing last. The two classes have unit-
ed and, reorganized tinder the name
of. ``Bluebirds.',' • After the program
lunch was served and a very enjoy
able evening was spent by all.
er
E.
Mt'. H. Eilber attended a directors'
,1}iceting of. the Hay Tp., Farmer's
Fire Insurance, in 'Zurich last week,
"The,. Luggage of 'Life" in the
°;Methodist chard). on Thursday even-
ing April 3rd, at 8 o'clock, One hour
of Profitable entertainment by the
,.a .
cyton
�.,i Rev. D. McTavish, ?isorothei
nnsical selestions, vocal andi came
' mental, Don't fail to come.
Miss Lillian Dither has returned
home from Detroit, to 'look after her
mother who is compelled to take her
bed .again.
The Mountain Boys Class' of the
Evangelical Sunday School held a so-
cial evening at the home of their
eacher Mr. Chester Mawhinney, The
evening was spent in games and class
discussions, after which a dainty
lunch was served. The meeting was
well enjoyed by all.
MI,. J.'F. Martial of the United F•"a r-
iers' Coatperative
1 Co. of Toronto,
poke to a large audience in1
t he
Town Hall on Tuesday, on the sub-
ject of co-operative, marketing,
The Dorcas Band Class of the
Evangelical church had their election
of officers" last week and the result is
as follows:" President, Lily Fahner;
Vice -prey.,' Mrs. D. McIsaac; 'Secre-
tary,' ,Mabel Fainter; Treas., Clara
Fahner•; "Librarian, Bertha Ewald.
The report i
read t vas a
ndshowed
th.
that
the
class was in
good standing.
We
all join in wishing the officers and
teacher the heartiest co-operation for
the corning year.
A quiet but pretty wedding took
place at the Crediton Evangelical
Parsonage, *Wednesday, April 2nd
when Miss, Olara Anita Heist, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Haist,
was' united in the holy bonds of mat-
rimony, to ler. Roy Ervin Ratz, son,
of Mr. John Ratz, of the 15th, con,.
of Stephen. The ceremony was per-
formed at 12 o'clock by Rev. M. Y.
Dreier. The>bride was becomingly
,attired in a navy tricotine suit with
fawn hat and 'carried a bouquet 01
O'phiIia roses. 'The were
Y attended
•by''tlhe brides sister, Miss Losetta
Haist and li:•E. Fahner. The party
returned to the home of the bride's
Parents where a dainty wedding din-
,finer was served. They left on the
ening train. for a wedding trip,to
oro '
nto - and'
Niagara 'Falls. v
g The
i 1 have the best wishes. of many'
lends, withr whom; the -Times. joins.
r brei •
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1 a ane
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pP and prose.
P
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How would all this cash be made,
If they had no Willing workers
In Centralia Ladies' Aid.
Rachael, Rachael, I am sure!
Tliat all our debts would ne'er-be
paid,
And we men, are very thankful
. To the faithful Ladies' Aid.
PRESENTATIONS TO 1SIR. AND
MARS. C. ISAAC ON EV.E•OF'
THEIR DEPART -ETRE
On Friday evening of last week
the neighbors and friends of Mr.• and
Mrs. Chas. Isaac gathered at their
lime in Stephen on the eveeof their
depar•tnre for their new bonne in Lon-
don. A• very pleasant and sociable
evening was spent during, the course
of which •kir, and iVtrs. Isaac Were
presented with an address , and a
beautiful •electric reading lamp. The,
,address, expressive of, tlhe'.high es
teem iii which Mr. and Mrs, Isaace
are held in the community and, the,
regret' at their departhire••was read
by iVIr. Wm. "Bowden and the presen-
tation was made by Mr. VVm, Elliott,
The Ladies' Aid of the. Centralia.
Methodist church , of which, Mrs..Is-
eac has been an active member•, pre-
sented her with a handsome eat glass
butter dish and a pearl handle • but-
ter -knife. • Mr. and Mrs. ISaac who
have rented their farm to Mr. ,dor-
don Penhale, are proving .to -London
this week, ' The best wishes of a
host of friends will follow them, to.
their new home.
KIRKTON
Mrs. M. Greason who hase been
keeping house for Mr. Milton Greg-
ory fora number of years, has gone
to reside in St. Marys, where her
daughter, Agates is attending High
School.
Twenty men front the Kirkton
Methodist church attacked the bush
of Wilbur Kirkby and secured next
winter's wood, The weather was
most enjoyable and everybody had a.
good tinie.
The congregation of the b:Letlzedist
Church gathered co Friday evening
to honor the choir, and tender to
them a reception. About one hun-
dred persons' were present, and after'
an enjoyable program of songs, reci-
tations and speeches, a dainty lunch
was served by the ladies, The Kirk -
ton choir has always been known for
its lihiisical abilities, incl at present
enjoys ,'the able leadership 01 Miss
Meaner Doupe.
EL;I'MVILLE
The Choir are preparing a 'Play
entitled "The Young Country School
Ma'am" to be given on-Friday-even-
ing,
riday"even-ing, April lith, commencing at 8 o'-
clock. • A short musical' program will
also be given between acts'. The ad -
Missies' will be 35c for adults, child-
ren under 15 yrs. 15c.
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gss and ,Poultry
We are in
.a position
,to take all your eggs no ma 'or how,large`
or how small a quantity you shave for sale, lnquiro repuiaa lv fee
prices.
M „
3600. Hens, and Broilers Wanted
for; deliver in iota r
Y .v and June. i �\ q are looking � for high �
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CA
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iorhg through these months, Now is the time to lay Your plans 'for
producing broilers. , Xnformatiou gladly given. Write, piton
phone or
call pereceiaily.
Eggs graded according to G
uveirmgit Standard,: •
Poultry, bought according to weight; and quality1
Reid and Co.
,T. IL Johns Mgr..
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THAMES ROAD
GREENWA'
Who said :-Farcquliar was dead? (too late foie last week,)
There have been three wood was,
,and
me. and met Jas_• Geionzette are dances to say nothing of art- What n h o
les sir the last, .ten d•ay s: i Ting into Mr. Snizther's house this
more week. We welcom, them to'. our
can you want? ..burg,
h
' Mr, and Mrs, Jas. Hod •erR
g tare Viola Cilias and Dawson w Wood -
moving to their farm at Chiselliurst bui•n'who are attending • ;Hi h School,
h:is weekg ool,.
t recently, vacated, by \Ir; are home suffering from an attack of.
Archie Hodgert. ++' measles,
Miss Mabel. Neil spent Sunda i li'I Mrs. Foster
Sunday w t is visiting;her lough-
the Misses Ethel _anl Mary ereDou- ter Mrs. Lawrence .Pollock,
atilt:.
Mr. R. ltit xray recently bought
Master Jack Go11'the larnl belonging;to .
ings Spent the R:''Car-
week-end
Gar-
ruther
Wee c-9 S
1 nd at, the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Gleason Gill, of 1VIt. Pleasant. i Quite a• ralnumber 'from here attend -
The `V.NI.S.' will meet at the borne ed the funeral of the late Nil's, /Henry
of Mrs..Henry- Anderson 1 LVickera in Parkhill on Monday.
Y s on Thurs�a IVPs
day. The Roll Call, will be "i\Iiscel- s• Wickert has spent the ,greater
laneous Missionaryher e this con part of hlife in.n n
Items. +, tunny
I
and was beloved by all who knew
A very pleasant evening was spent)
lzer.
quite recently at the lionie of Altai The W.M.S. social in -the Method -
Chas. Monteith, when the choir gath- `ist cihurclh
eyed together and spent asocial'' was well attended and all
evening with him andpl report a good time, After a good
his tinily and program of varied Inc s'
presented him with a nicely bound] r lc, .tecit eryed
and addresses, a lunch was
hymn book as a slight token of 'ap •servud
I in the basement anl a siicial hour
predation of. his services. For the enjoyed. ed. r
Y Proceeds e
Pastyear
ce
ds .30.4
e.'
1 Mr, Monteith eh has
not. en-
\'Ir.
and Mrs,
Walter McPherson
r
'o •ed
Y good health and has reluctanta. were in London last week_
ly given up this part of the ;church, In the Old Carlin . Bl
work. , g Block.
which h
e so much enjoyed. A
good program was arranged and car.-
ried out by different members of, the
choir, there being'. duets, quartettes,
readings and solos. A dainty lunch
was served and the remainder of the
evening was taken up by cards ;and
tripping the light fantastic: toe, and
thU.
s ended a;'''very time.
enjoyable ,i r
Y e.
311:OUtiT CARMEL
• Azrotlher of the ,oldest residents of
OAS community passed -away •at St.•
Joseph's Hospital, London, ,on Sun -
clay, ,March'23ad.' in theer •o
P s, n. of
Mr. Archie McCormick, at thea
ge •of
75 , years. The deceased left about a
year ago for, St. Joseph's Hospital, 1
where he has been suffering ever
since of
cancer, He is survived
by
three daughter's, Misses Enuna•, of
Courtright; . Florence, of London; •
Mrs
Walker, of Ihiva,a,iiii" one son t
Ronald; of Detroit. The ; funeral
mass was celebrated Tuesday at 101
a.m byitev. Fr, O'Neil, P.P. of the'
Sacred Heart `church,°Parkhill.: The
remains were laid to rest at the R. C.,j
cemetery, Bornssh.
We are pleased to state that Mr.
Alex. McDonald is recovering :after a
serious' attack of rheumatism,
Mr. Richard Patton has returned
home after spending several weeks
visiting with histwo daughters in
Detroit.
In the British, •Parliament there are
now, it is claimed, 300 members who
favor the Temperance Cause. These
men and women,regardless of party;
have recently organized to aid tein-.
perance legislation. Never before in
British history was there so strong'
a group.
Famous Last Words "Snatch,
pass him at the next corner."'`
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Exeter Times $1,50 a.•year'., 2.`0
to the United States. •
Tunes and London Advertiser $6.25,
Times and London Free Press $6.25.';
Times s
e and Toronto
Globe
$6.25
Times and Mail and Empire :: $625
Times and The Toronto Star ....$62&'
Times . & Family Herald & Star" $3:25
dimes and Farmers' Advocate $3-.00
Times and The Farmer's Stin 42 90
Times and Christian Guardian $3.'40:};
Times, & Presbyterian Witness•$3.40'
Times & Canadian Countryman $240"
Times and World Wide $3.75
Tines and Montreal Witness': $3.40
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The above publications May - be
obtained by Times subscribers ;in a>dy•'
combination, the pirce for' any glub-
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$1.50, representing the price oL The,
es Hoiden T1'es & Tei
ILL be distributed in this district
during the 1924 Season by the
following Dealers, who will carry a
complete stock:
GEORGE ESSERY, Centralia
ROY FIS K. INR, Crediton
ED. NADIGER,Dashwood
Book your order now for ` delivery in April or May.
Present prices will be guaranteed for Spring delivery
if you place your order at once.
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