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Honor graduate of the OOturlo Veterinary
Collette. Day and night calls. Chloe oppoitte
Flour Mitt, DOW.
JAMES `NI" roADZEAN
Agent Rapid Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Phone 44 Taruberry Street, Brussels
Suvoessor to John Barrie, Walton
T. T. M"RAE•
M" 8,. M.. O, P-,. tt S. O.
Al, O. R., Village of Brussel,.
Physieban, Surgeon, Aceouoheur
0 dice at rosldeno0, opposite Neely ille Chew*U,
Wltllam street,
PBOOOFO[lT, KiLLOi04K & COOOKE -..,
parrlstora, Se'toltors, Notartoo PUbec,.
&e.
Olden on the Square, ae,. dour from.Hareliton
Street,
gODERIOR 05T.
Private runits to loan at lowest rates,
W. Yaounroax, IC. O. J. L. Kmioad 14
13,. .1, D, Comas
FA
r FLEM UTS
�tuAVING the Agency fur the Me-
n rd Deering Imple-
plemente 1. will give closest
prices in anythineMeededio Fano Im-
plements or Teachers. Cali in and
give your order in U, F. 0. style and
ylro will save tnnrrey. I will guaran-
tee yen-agninet any reduction in prices
until implement is used, and by order-
ing now you will Have any advance in
price which 18 likely to take place
soon.
leave a few Implements on hand
which )viii be sold at old prices,
David Milne
ETHEL
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Y. Oliver
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thas taken over the Deering Ag-
eney and handles a full line of ea
Bayne Implements including the
noted
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I. N. C. Cream Separators .
•F The only Cream Separator with r
4. two wide open meant outlets- 4'
•t• no cream screen in the path of 4.
•; the create. See it When in town. +
The I.. N, C, 8-16 and 10-20 Tractors 4.
are among the beet:
4 The [leering Manure Spgaader 4.
With the wide sped and very •N
4, light in draft.
John Oliver
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D.. Aoognntanoy, Ht ..°,07 phi, Typuwrlt' -4lHe loin (10t1Ur141 llnprUy ilnellt U4ui'sus.
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top inomtl ttpu 401 4:1) to stud'
Date. (iytulunles mild o Well em -
nay terfpr0sprtotas i J10044r'say time,lu
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hw, ie,. 4.a,rorr, Pe lleOIPAL
x;crutt betas ,/tem s
I.opi have taken a drop.
SET rid of the ash heap,
ce.Sucleatc fishing is at hand,
tul'atero melt will soon be here.
Loots out for the April fooljoker.
Time to got the storm 60811 and doors
,oil.
COUttcli. meeting text Mocdny even.
tug.
READ the advts, of seed grain in Tug
Pose%
WUA'r bas beOome of the old game of
quoits?
Toe Pos'r gives the news, Ila you
get -it 7
WREN will .the Tetra Hall improve.
11301)1s be started ?
achene resumes next Monday after
the Baster vacatign,
LOCAL and District news always wel-
come at Tea Po,T. -
Otea of Brussels business men iuteud
forsaking beebeton:vod next month.
13RusaELtrvs 1)ave mo:0 woad to [heir
yards thee season than )'ley had for many
aear
S i at auY one time.
E
At
1Nz Bx
os sawn 1t bas made a a
nod start k a cm thew big stuck 'of logs in
their yard 13:g job ahead.
WHAT' do you purpose doing to add to.
the eppearanee,of the street you live 0n ?
W heu everybody helps good work Is en-
surers.
Nov Ford trucks were delivered last
week to Robert Tianusou and Fred.
Burchill to help themease their respect-
ive lines of trade.
True lades say the local millinery dis-
plays were frst•elass reflecting cretin on
MI concerned. • There vcas a great show -
,ng up of the art last. Sunday.
Isaac 'Hord, Mitchell, has been- 49
years Secretary of the Mitchell Metho-
oist Sonday school, and has taken up
the eoilecttou or the church for the pest
45 years,
l'AsT due subscriptions .to THE Posr
must be paid, A number ate to shears
for several year's and appear to forget
the lace. it takes numey to finance a
newspaper and good Iuteuttuos are not
enough.
A dance is aunou0Oed by the young
ladies lit Brussels for Thursday, March
3111, la the TOwu Hall Fryfugle's uoe-
elty orchestra, iri'mabatn, will pluvide
the musts. Proceeds, over expenses,
will go to the 'Town Hall Improvement
Fuuu,
ANNUAL circulars have been issued by
the laud Board 0t Health reml1dl'g the
residents lit the deslrabillty of n Spring
clean-up add the plain law relattug to
the matter. Maay requite no prompting
but
others perhaps, p , way need to have
their memoryjogged.
gft
lid.
EVIDENCES ov S'PRING.-
SsippIug ropes.
Eerie fiuwets. ,
r,0use cleaning.
1'tla trek caucus.
bpring Millinery.
ASu heap looms large,
Stmee )smut parade.
Some 'rtul';s YOU SIIOULD Do. -
Pay tor lox Post
SW:outage ludasttlmt.
Support clean ath fence.
Delp beaunty Bt uses.,.
Clean Op your prelMars. •
Patronize tee Public Library,
Make and keen your Latent tidy.
THANKS, -'rue following note from
the Navy League o1 Cantata to the Secre-
tary of tstnss085, W, C. T. 41., speaks for
nselil-hit Desk Mae emir*). -your
poet card of recent )!ate at baud and
wuuld you please tbaok the members of
1110 W. U. T. U., aS well as tae Presby-
teriaD turd Methodist htissiouary Socie-
ties for the splendid bale of comforts
whieb armed enemy fur the sailors.
We tlaVe forwarded t'eee to Halifax for
distribution, May we . trust that you
will ell see your Way clear to help us
again at stone future tune.
Siucerely i ours,
Hessle M,'R1 v (ox DS,
Supervisor Women's L)apartlne33t,
MRS, W. 13ARTRY 1)12s SUDDa3LY,-.
mruugly sadden was the cal lit the
Im Reaper, Death, Jaime he came tO
lotneul tv11118111 Harley, Seaturth,
Taasilay evening, Mare' 2211d. Mr.
d Mrs. tiartry had just lotto flea Isom
alk to the puetull 118 were they had
lied Easter renlembreuces to ebeeua
ads,. waee hits, 11510014 cOlnplaluod
lines), Ho husband summound the
cur but the spit:1 )tad dao belore bis
Ival. For some 01484 the deceased
been 111 pour health, but the elid
000xpeeted, Mrs, Henry was bora
ears ago to the towl:s)lp of Morrie,
r Boigievo, her matelen name being
e tteinseruug, About 42 years ago
beeame the uride of bee now berets
tier mud Look up lOindenee at Bres-
t -tutu winch place they aherward
ted at aeatortn. Of a loud and
wattle mouth, the possessed many
1h1. irleuels wbo r'egtut the severance
aunty ties, S)10 wad tin 1)CttVe, 0033'
eat member Ot the 1.10tnod181 eeur11)
deeply interested m the work 01 1u0
ter. family ))milt of y sous, Howard,
duo
Dr, Russel, ossa
11
; , n inlet '
Byng , and
ar Ryetsou, Loudon ; and 2 dough -
101t
ss Vaud
of '
be tort
all •1
a u
A
ubtic
b off, and Miss Norma, of Seatarth
egtate lnstieute staff, but we, 1'be
rel took
piece' friday alloy-
the set vice beteg conducted by
. le. W. Edwards, dac0ased's pastor,
0menfwas made 1e, 441,1)8rd. Celle-
Sealtottu. Mts, 'fees, hands, Stu- t
1 15
, a sister to the late Mie. Hardy
Vias. 1 LO Welker a 80184)41 D.,vid
Samuel VVslker teuc nlrs. W.'l4ands,
14:0)1, runt 103x1113' -lie 1IFo 0b,t13ID5,
subject of Bus unci •e cud her hos-
and teeny 410 'wait ncqualuted in
41410 6061 several freer here attended
atonal and deeply sympathise with
create.] in their` great loss,
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noon
Rev
lute
tel y,
10111
and.
stud
Bru
The
bead
Bettis
the 1
the
S eDlia•DAY of 1801 week was a particu-
larlY busy clay In town, the Moody awe,
land Aectiou Bale being partly Repan,
bible for a goodly hun.bei at the
vlblt0 s,
A materde0 ej peopei tunaeoid in re•
orj;aa•ziug the 'I'euuis teeth was 1)81.1."
Inst a Vela bat aliens aloe ant cheetah
Thine is a statimeut umber qL talk whit
aro rxpert let Vet wtetde)s, p ns lh0be
who would lake to try their baud, to give
le geed Ineluhetelly. If you play Voiotia
show tout' praetreei lutetes( ty alarttng
the bail ruhiug nod lnindlay, in your
membership, • ,
J. A114e4101 Coulter, wile, uu Novo,
her r, 000114033d Rs President and ,Gene
al Mauaker otele Jolla Morrow .Sere
sad Nat 1ompeuy, Iugersoh, was pe
0411(80 wuh weal le generally staled t
be tee utmost to the designer's art, I
the form 0t au ulutntuated enures
bound in book form, from the aluployee
lit the cumpauy, It was prepared by to
aids) who prepared "Lae alilltees for th
Promo of Wales un the Occasion of 1.11
L'auadiau lour, and bears a large moue
lit t8•ear41 gold relict . wwlt un a 31110(0
some Ieat3er•oover, Mr. 80111101 is th
son of the late hire. Coulter, who was o
the staff of Brussels Peelle School
good many years ago and afterwards fie
Led a similar post a0 SeaLorth. She
well and Jemmy rememberedh9 the old
er folk of town,
To Destroy Stumps
According to a despatch from Wa-
tertown, 14. Y„ a new and successful
method of destroying stumps and
roots, obviating both the extensive
excavations for danger of explosion
which generally attend such an op-
eration, is being practiced by Jeff-
erson County fanners and Could, it is
believed, be successfully applied in
ridding the city of soft maple and
willow low roots which infest sewers iv
stoma sections. The plan which eras
been successfully carried out by far-
mers consumes s a „considerableslderable
period
of.thne,.but the ease with which ft is
accomplished is worth waiting for.
The first operation i3 to bore a hole
into the principal roots leading from
the stump, penetrating the central.
sap carrying veins. The hole is then
filled with saltpeter and plugged to
prevent the elements interfering
,with the charge. This work gener-
ally takes place in the fall and the
roots and stumps are left undisturb
ed through the winter while the salt-
peter is dissolving and penetrating
to the very remotest tendrils of the
root brunch, 10 Spring the large
roots areignited, the wood soaked.
with the saltpeter solution burning
slowly. The fire follows the roots
to their very extremity completely
destroying them. The burning is
very slow, taking several days to
reach the end of the root system, but
the fire follows through the entire
system as far as the saltpeter pene-
trates, and if' properly treated and
permitted d to
soak sufficiently
along
g
the solution will work through ail
the roots. The burning process is
quite like that of punk. There is no
blaze and no danger of setting fire to
other objectsattends the process, those
who have tried it claim.
jMj�m TABLE FOR 01 ** *00* trip*tlt1. a
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• SUMMER EXAMS Special Prices Qui
TtmB#shies for the summer ;exam- s :Clover A Timothy Seed
Mamie have been recoil/meng the
r cover
fallowing grades and classes. •
The Junior high school entrance I •
findjunior •public school graduation ' d
S
diploma exatnlnatio1s are set for I 0 horts $2 00
June 24, 27, 28, 29 and 30, Candid- ie Bran a
ates for these are required to notify Iw et
the public school, Inspector directly Linseed Meal 3 75
or through the principal of the nubile
serene, which be or she attends be-
fore the 15th day of April,
Lower. school exalninationS are set
for June 7, 8, 9, 10, 12, 14, 15,
15, 16,' 17, 23, 44, 27, 28, 29 and 30.
These examinations include those for
entrance into the Bonnet School, model
entrance and senior public school grad-
uation, Senior high school entrance,
and $ngiish-Freneli model entrance,
The timetable for the middle and
upperschools begin on June 10, and
continue on June 13, 14, 13, 16, 17,
20, 21, 22, 23, 27 and 28. The grades
include the middle school entrance into
Normal, pass matriculation, uuper
school entrance into Normal, andshonor
and scholarship matriculation, upper
school entrance into Normal, and honor
and scholarship matriculation,
Cr n r
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A b n k'
Sr1IC,I,. R1:Po12.-,I'tepctrt of 8, S.
7ln 7, Crap, for Winter term, Ex -
emitted in all subjects. The average
mark 38 given a -Sr. IV -James Keys
84, Jeanette N1eNable 81, Bessie Leitch
'77, Nail Pennington 76, Jr IV Oai-
r,e Dark, 89'Ethel 9ma11dvn 82, Ever-
ett Wright
80,
Edltlt S 11111110n 78,of ankFHunter 77,
Lorne Cameron 75, Thomas Penning-
ton 08, Alieter.1, Bird 64. Sr. III-
Heeter Enigilt 90, Edith Gorsalitz 87,
Irene Dunn 86, Ivan J. Leitch 84, Al-
ma Quei'engesser• 84, Kate McNabb 83,
lea Brown 83, 1, 1118 Jeschke 82, Jack
Noble 8l, Willie Locking67,
R. MON.18m, Teacher,
JR. 110011
Examined in Writ.,' Spell., Read.,
Geog., rlritb,, Lang., ijec., Clomp, and
Los.. -Sr, II -Jean Camerml05, "Jack
O,trnerori 93, .J ten Noble 91, Gatdwin-
Kniglrt 90, Helen McNabb 83, Elsie
1+'lecher 82, Margaret Brown 77, Jim
Pauulugto,l 73, Min Locking 68. Jr.
II A- Retta Ooxee 96, Marie Ruether
01, Archie Campbell 86, Jean Small -
don 78. Jr. IIB-Pdith Fold 82, Emy-:
lane Steles 79, Earl Dunn 76, John
ASTHMA
' USE
RAZ -MAH
No Smoking -Ke Spraying ---Ms boil
Just Swallow a Doyon
RAZ -MAH Is Guarant..d
to restore normal breathing, stop mum
gatherings in the bronchial tubo, air*
long nights of quiet sleep; contains no
habit-forming drug. 81.00 at your
gist's. Trial free at our agencies or
Templetous, 142 King W., Toev*ta.
Local Agent, James Weir
Hatching Eggs
Hardwood s
Parties wanting Slabs
kindly place orders at
once as they will be de-
livered in rotation of or-
der. Phone 56
Ament
rose
Barred Rocks
1 -year-old 0. A., C. Strain
S..0. White Leghorns
Barron Strain
Let me supply your needs.
1011 above Market Prices.
Now is the time to get rid of your
mongrels.
Everett Hoover,
Phone 2,311 Brussels R, R, 3
FOR,CSQN TRACTOR
Power Farming
The14a are the days 0f PROGRESS, and Power on the farm is a'
nes deftY A 1ottls'T
ractor means more
prosperity
for he owner.
Prosperity manus increased
ptacluction, the saving that comes
front the ue11 of a machine instead of horses 1 the release of 84)1418 drnd•
gory foe both mull attd wife.
The Foreleon Tractor ie simple in design and sturdily constructed
of the best known steel, It. bus the neeevaary power to perform ovary
task an; ordinary fernier has to do, and in addition is exoeptioually
econotnicnl to operate..
Oall at D. Vi, Seed t'H Garage for' further particulars.
taw -We have a number of second-hand Fords for tale.
D. Ma SCOTT, Brussels
ACTH 0l117,1)71) F3)Itll DF,ALI!1U
wonsermemeassiF
Low Grade Flour 2 75
® Royal Household i.
t Flour 5 50 a
s Oatmeal per cwt, 3 75 'w
6l.- 40
Si
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(t, W. J. McCracken 0
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Phone 43
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Pennington 74, Eleanor Knight 74.
Garvey Dnxev '74, Glen Felinity 68,
Edith Brown 56 1st Class -Kathleen
Zeigler 90, Erie Long 90, Howard
Brown 89, Kukla Querengeeser 88,
Willie Fischer 71. Primer -Evalyn
Huether 430, Peewit Stualldou 369,
Roma Cameron 196, Frank Doxey.104.
ALICE J, Fosalterr, Teacher,
Brussels Public School Report
ROOM III
Sr. IV -Examined in Arith., Lit.
and Gratn.
E McVeteie,ea. 78 L Clouse.........83
L Forsyth .76 V Smith...-. 54
Al Fel guson .....70 M McNair 60
E Pollard ,88 0 Whitfield- 49
S Baliarrtyne....68 IVF Little 49
N McDowell 64
Ie. IV -Examined in Met., Lit. and
Ari th.
G Stafford... 77 M Sparling..... 58
F Strachan. '75 E Chapman .... 67
J Ferguson. 78 F Oliver 62
L Roae 70 R Pollard ..,6I
J Oliver ... 65 M Walker ...43
D Thompton,..59
Sr, III -Examined in Arith., Hist.,
Read. and Wilt. Those marked*
absent for 1 exam.
J Ferguson.....„88 L Champion .... 81
1VI Mc ettie
V . 88 I McDonald .. BO
J McOrackeu ...75 hl Thompson... 68
P Baeker . -.68 H Stratton .... 60
W Galbraith....87 F Dennison,, 45
*L Heist.... 64
A. E. GEDDRIL
ROOM II
Jr, III -Examined in Wtit., Arith.,
Spell., Read.
A Grewar..... ,...76 S Scott..... _.. 82
W McMillan....75 (1 Thuell.........01
3 McKay. 74 H Chanlpton....89
D Ennis 74 H Kerr............ 67
3 Yolleck 78 M Harkness . 68
ALo an
f19 Drti1
LogancDOnald...,,
, 6
le Kyle
68 let Ritchee...
. .
1) Warwick 02 an. 62 G Sparlil)g..... 38
Sr. II -Writ., Lit., Geog., Spell.
B Holland... 88 E Edwards.... 67
Jai Strachan- 78 13 Thibideau- ... 54
A Thnmpeon78 G Kellingtoti
V Wilson .....,a68 F Sands...........49
V Rutledge. 68 0 Kernmghan....48
3 Brown ,..,.,83 *14 Somerville...44
E Wilson,.... 60 *E Savage 16
Ii Kyle, .......... 80
Jr. II -Writ., Draw., Geng„ Spell.
D McVettie .. 84 0 Ennis ......... 60
*H Baeker,..... 76 R Rutledge. 49
GYot70 B Gilroy. 48
L Rutledgeleck 85 G Burgess. 87
L Thuoll87 *1` Walkey...... 86
Thuell 57 L Harkness.-- 20
K. WILTON.
ROOM I
6th -Examined in Arith., Spell ,
Dep. end Daily Wolk,
B Askin.,. ...... 99 F Edwards..... 89
0 Walker•.. 95 *H Savage.. .67
M Downing 98 *D Rutledge ....66
L Walker 89 R Far(Ow,.....,.85
V Fox 88 Har. Whittard.64
W Ohampion80 *0 Weinstein ...58
J Hamilton., 79 *K Summers... 67
11 SVhittard...,78 '"ti9 Ennis...... -.64
J Kernaghan..,74 'F Summers. -47
M Thomson. 70 eA McCracken.....
4th-Extrnuned in sante,
I McKay.,., ...,,95 S Burchill 80
M MoDonald..,.88 J McDowell 75
J White.........,.86 N Thomson 70
3rd Excellent -G. Pawson, AI, Ram-
iltan, J. Douglas. Good -B. Yolleck,
R. Fox.
2nd Excellent --WW Savage. Good -
G. Holland E. Heist.
lat (a) Excellent -R. Payne, E,
Browne, W Edwards. (b) Excellent
MalSlaio, D. Wheeler,
F. I. BUCEIANAN,
Trowbridge
Rev W. A Conway,B. A., B. D.,
a farther pastor here, but now of KM-
tore,has been invited to .Highgate.
Speoial services held in the Metho-
dist church here and -will continue,
this week, Pastor, Rev. Wra. Ster-
ling, was assisted by Rev. Dr. Hazen,
Listowel, by Rev. J, 1?'. Sutcliffe, At-
wood and Rev. T. A. Allen, Monkton,
The fun funeral al. o f
the lata. a
Filar (Mates,
at .
Mary e-
belnved wife of Edward Coates, Trow-
bridge, )t id a took
loco on
g , Sunday,
20th, A shop service was held at the
house and cortege proceeded to the
church, where a public servicewas
held, conducted by Rev. W. Sterling.
Interment wag made at Fairview
cemetery, Listowel, Not in many
years bac so large a gathering assent•
bled at any funeral service held in the
Trowbridge ohurch, chewing the higgh
regard and esteem in tvhi0h the de:
parted was held, and 'the sympathy
felt fol the bereaved tars, Coates
was of a retiring disposition, a wOtt14411
of few weirdo, unostentatious in her
ways, loyal to her friendships, with 4:
)hark of sincerity in all her actions,
She had been in failing health for a
number oil years and her sickness dura
V OtI can also make
beautiful Iight cakes
and bread of wonderful
whiteness and flavor
with Cream of theWest
Flour.
Maple Leaf Milling Co., Limited
Toronto, Winnipeg, -Brandon, HaIlfax
Mg the ate 1
setmonth �
ae
gv bornew it
b
patience and td fm
c rtt
once She e was a
member of the Trowbridge Methodist
0Uul•ch tend was in her 38th year.
Airs. Coates leaves to mourn her pas-
sing, her husband and 3 children,
Frank,Eva and Par.
E Peale. The
sym-
pathy
of the comurwlit
y is felt for
Mr. Coates and family at this time.
EARLY gardening is comulandiog the
stteution of some of the balk wbo usual-
ly rush the season.
Vlcaoluo Park is ecce more present-
ing a lively erpearance as the daylight
affords opportunity for sport after sup-
per.
OUR PRICES
Flour and Feed
Five Roses Flour ...., $ 5 80
Purity Flour ........... 5 80
Jewel Flour .... 5 40
Golden City Flour..-... 5 40
Oatmeal pee bag . ,..,... 3 75
Ontario Brun ...... 2 10
Shits ................. 2 00
Middling* .............. 2 10
CornP er
bus 1 05
FERTILIZER
We have a car of Fertilizer to hand
at 831.00 per ton, payable Oat. 1, 1921.
1
Alf. Baeker
Din youget Lie ,
tiit t' Ul'M1•
Y •. dog 7
011E 0f the up to deo, queries is
"Have you made 0tit your 1uetone Tex
p
i the move
dont
intend
t the 'its area,their feet, ruder
return yet Y'
MANY eutomob'les..are n
and by a )et,raaces '1 e
PI nts here
Tie for All
-T0..
e
r9 -
,sr
HAVING' purritateed len mato.H date Bobber Tito 11Iuehine
1 am prepared to lin , all
kinds of Re•rubh,', il'g Muggy
Wheels will) the beat of material.
Don't forget about c:ur
Woodwork and Blacksmith Sept.
Work done while you trait. Also
do Painting to suit your taste.
New Boggles and Wagons
alta e on
and l+,v1
IStel
a•
00
hand that is
found wn
a up•to•elate
shop, IVhat you dont SP ask for.
nn0 Prleo to Ail.
John McNee!
ETHEL
Ladies
Y0,U use great care in selecting a
new Hat -why should Shoes be
less important ? Come
and see our lines of
New Spring
Footwear
which consists of High
Cut Bals., Oxfords, Ties
and Pumps in the finest
of Kids, Patents and oth-
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tasty. A very classy line
all through with prices on
an equally fine basis.
We also have a very neat assortment in Men's and Child-
ren's Footwear. Call and see them and if we have not what
you want let us know and we will endeavor to get it for van.
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Brussels
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