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THE CLINTON
HERE AND THERE
Roundly, $4,000,000 word! of Orders
'have already been,booked in Europe by
Canadian woolen menufactul'ers who ALL OVEIt
'formed it trade group, es advocated by
'the Canadian, Trade Commission. Other
groups are now being rapidly arranged.
expect to have the eitiprits In a few of the r;iw nderial.•
days. last MOn(lay WM C. Thuell, Gth !fife
• Morris Twp., and'Mdss Huth E. Breoken
HAD PIMPLES ridge, 'iurnberry Tawnshlp, were
• Juhtls Rectory, by
nets, ThetbrideSt.
is
a sister to Mrs, Prank Nichol, 6th line.
Surveyors have been engaged dor-
' Ing (he week taking levels of Main
street In Exeter, preparatory to secur-
lug estimates of the cost of a perm-
anent road for the sown,
The. Trustees of Ethel school Have
engaged Mrs. Bolton of Wiarton as suc-
cessor to Miss McLelland as princip€l
of their school, The latter groes to
Stayner, Mrs. Bolton will commence
duties On May 1st.
Police Magistrate Morton of Wing
ham has sent threemenJohn Martin,
John Armstrong and Wm. Burk, up
for trial on charges of forging. doctor's
prescriptions for the obtaining of hil-
lier.
HIS HCDV.
Out of 100 average healthy linen at.
25 years of age, statistics proveWidal a1
;65 'years, 36 will be dead;
rich; 4 wealthy; 5 still supporting them
selves by work, while 54 of the 100 will
,be depending on friends. relatives or
charily.
Canada contributed $3,291,759,33
to'Belglan relief, '
While there are at present no fewer
than 992,000 persons in receipt of uh-
entployntent donations in Great Britain,
637,000 deinobilied soldiers, or 79%,
have been placed in employment, ac-
cording to a statement by one of the
13rttisll ministers.
An American aviator has just made
a non-stop flight from Chicago to New
York, covering 727 miles in less than
seven hours. As the trans-Atlantic
fliers have laid' out a schedule of 2tt
hours fur 2,200 nniles the success of
their adventure seems assured provid-
ing they have a fair share of good luck
and good weather.
.A VALUABLE MEDICINE
FOR THE BABY
Baby's Own Tablets are a valuable
medicine for all little ones. They are a '
mild: but thorough laxative which
never fail to regulate the bowels and
stomach; drive out constipation and
indigestion; break up colds and simple
fevers; banish colic and worms and
make teething easy. Concerning •them
Mrs S. P. Moulton, St. Stephen, N. B.,
writes:—"1 have used Baby's Own
Tablets fora long time and find them
a most effective and valuable medi-
cine. 1 would not be without them."
The 'Tablets are sold by medicine deal-
ers or by mail at 25 cetns a box from
The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brock-
ville, Ont.
Huron Co.
Seaforth Town Council has placed
an order for a motor fire truck to sup-
plement the present fire -fighting ap=
paratus. •
Goderich is fhe only place in Huron
County to adopt the daylight saving
time.
a,Vtoo&°s Phoeplsodita,
j The
Greati E,rieRemedy,
Tones awl invigorates the whole
nervous, system, makes new Blo
in old Veins, (tures Net emus
Debility Mental and !Irvin Worry. Deepon-
deacp," foss of Hoorn, Palpitation of the
Heart, Foiling Memory.. Price 81 per box, six
for $5.. Ono will please, six will cureeSold by an
druggists or mailed in Whin pkg. on receipt of
price. New pamphlet mailed free THE WOOD
MEDICINE CO..TORONTO. 0NT. CFar.edr Wisher
Thieves broke into harry Brown's
stable at ;Wingham and stole over
$1000 worth of furs. About $400
worth of furs were found in.#ire river,
where the thieves had evidently tried
to hide part of the booty. The auth-
orities are working on the case and
The nasty, unsightly little pimples that
break out on the face and other parts el
the body aro simplylittle irritating re-
minders that the blood is out of order and
requires purifying.
Burdock Blood Bitters hue been on the
market for the past forty years, and ite
reputation is unrivalled es a medicine
to drive all the impurities out of the
blood, thus eradicating the pimples and
leaving a bright, clear complexion.
Mr. T. W. Steward, 165 Avenue Road
Toronto, Ont,, writes,—"I was troubled
with pimples all over my body. I hap-
pened to mention into a friend who ad-
vised me to use Burdock Blood Bitters.
I am now using the third bottle, and 1 am
very pleased with the results, nave no
more irritation and feel a whole lot better
in every way. Your medicine seems to
have fixed me pp in general.'
Burdock Blood B1 Iters is manufactured
only by The T. Milburn Co„ Limited,
Toronto, Ont. See that• their name
appears on the wrapper.
The School Board of S, S. No 5,
East Wawanosh, have re-engaged Mr,
R. R, R,editnoed as teacher for this year
ata salary of $300, the increase in
salary to continence with January 1.919.
Ill Belgrave on Wednesday of last
week,.Susan Gorley, aged 86 years, 3
months and 10 days, relict of the• late
Janes McGill, passed away. She was
for many years a resident of East Wife
wanosh and resided on the farm row
owned liy her son James, up till a few
years ago when she moved to Belgrave
remaining there usttil her demise
•Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CAS"€"ORlA'
Past iluron 'Agricultural Socitey is
putting on a. •Field Crop Competition
again this year. oats being the grain,
0. C. Rase of Brussels, received 21
rose bushes by express, from Ireland,
forwarded to hint by Iris son, Dr.George
who is doing duty for King George over
seas, Mr. Rosi has now 70 bushes set
out and should have something extra
line next Summer in his rose garden.*
The Kincardine Review says:—We
dropped into Morrison's furniture store
on Saturday morning on our usual
rounds of news gathering, when W.
Flak+kirk drew our attention to a chair
thsit stood on the workroom floor
which was brought in for repairs. It
was of the real old walnut varietey with
hair cloth trimming. "That chair" said
the informant, "is one of a suite made
as a presentation over thirty-five years
ago; at which I was present." The in-
cident took place at'Crenbrook and was
in honor of Rev. D.6. and Mrs.'McCrae,
at the tithe he was pastor on the Cran-
brook circuit of the Presbyterian
church. The aged couple are now re-
sidents of Kincardine and that they
may be long spared to further enjoy
these comforts is the wish of all.
Pine stumps, supposed to be of little
value, are being tested out on the
South Grey boundary in the production
of turpentine.. There is no scarcity
folie¢nee,ecsegacces ocsinolecocescoi •
Local News
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Strayed Animals
Prost an exchange we get the fol-
lowing regarding how to disponi• of
strayed animals: "The law regar:ing
strayed animals is very strict, nn.1 we
fear many people know little or noth-
ing about it. if an aminal strays t0 a
farmer's place it is duty to at once
advertise the fact in his local paper
three 'times. Ile must also care for
the animal and should the owner :urn
up, the latter must pay for the adver-
tising and any reasonable expenses
the farmer may have incurred. Should
the aninnet not be claimed in due time
the township clerk should be notified
• and it is that officials duty to sell the
animal by public auction, from the
proceeds of which all expenses are de-
ducted and the balance (if any) de-
posited in a chartered bank. Should
the' owner ever turn up, this, balance is
paid over to hint and the whole nur:ter
is .closed. Neglect to carry out the
law as above set forth, leave the finder
of the animal open to serious legal con-
sequence.
'Crack" COMMhoot. C^1 ntn,'it
A safe, rrl ialdr reinter t i
mediocre, p -,Id tr throe a,-
,1 rocs of eCru„gtr.--Po. 1, Sp,
,$V o. 2, 83; No. 3. i6 per box
r Sold by all dgyti:ats.f er sen.
1 .0 rer:tet on rce�tyt orice.
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8ree pamphlet. A,t,lress
THE COOK MEDICINE CO„
Vii" " TORONTO. NT. Omar* Whp4sr.)
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Honor your visitors by hav-
ing their names appear in the
* persol,al column of The New
m Era. How can we know of
• them unless you tell us?
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(;,.ilctren Cry'
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTORiA
"Congratulations, My ' ' aughter, You
Are. Looking Fine"
«AND why shouldn't I look well after valuable medicine, since it has done you
using Dr. Chase's Nerve Food?"' so much good."
"Is that what has made such a Miss Gertrude M. Burrell, Clementsport,
change in your appearance? You were so N.S., writes : , ,
"I have used Er.. Cpase's Nerve' Food with
\ "pale and thin, I was rather anxious about .splendid results. For a number of years. Z
your health." was afflicted with nervousness, and six years
age had n complete breakdown. I lead 'no
"Why, I have gained fifteen pounds, and control of my nerves and had terrible hystert-
I feel so well, too." oaf ,spells. •,1,'oould not sleep, had ,night •
y sweats, awful dreams and nightmare, my,
y medicine to put' me to'
And you have such a good,health» steep iceva2'' night, and another kind to take
color. Your blood must be rlcli and red. every two !testa auringl the day, but t1. did
- •''a "1 knew you were suspicious of anytlling not seen to do me any good only v(bi e�•,1,. meseer"+'e
Caking it.• I rev, toisttf},1161Ctt3 Meted tb get
that our doctor did•not prescribe, so I said •y,t ,ilio v,R.oadtdWas'ibiitTer. Chase's Nerve Food
,s"a! ° 3tne,dav 1 ave it a trial, and the results from
nothing about it to you.", • .v o •, g
' _ 1 - the first box encouraged that, 90 T continued
'i "Well, 1 will not have any doubts about tis use, and found my nerves getting steady
13r. Chase's Nerve Food in the future after
and stronger. My appetite unproved and I
gained In etrengt.11, ambition and flesh, Now
what a healthy looking girl it has made- • i am Itble to do considerable Work, and can
0.4'. "`'orf you:' , �' highly recommend. Dr. dhase's Nerve Food
as a good tonlo for the whole system."
6 "Yes, and I` feel so differently, took 1 (Alo,ii:o W. vttntals, .T.l'5.. says: "St gives ;
' was so nervous and irritable that I WAS nae gent sit+af ngtioto vouch for the tach
mons of this young lady and the benefitalso
easily'• apinoyed and upsbt. Then 1 has received from your wonderflil dtsc6veri'""):
would have those fearful nervous head-.,. o 't». Chase's Nerve Food, 50 dents a box,
aches. Mixt, thank goodness, that is ani . 6 for 62.76, all dealers, or Ednia>abson, Bates „
,Yves*, fwd 'I pow what to give dredit to for • • & CO, Ltd:, Toronto, On ever' boat of the
the eha*ll e." `
genuine you wi i find thep�yoortrert and Il<ig-
ou are so well wain , nature of A.W. Chase, M.D., t 1 e famous
Nerve Food a very Receipt Book author,
NEW ERA
THIS WOMAN
SAVED.. FROM
AN OPERATION
By taking Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, One
of Thousands of Such Cases,
Black River Falls, Wis.—"Aa Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
saved me froln an
operation I cannot
say enough in praise
of it, I suffered from
organic troubles and
my side hurt me so
I could hardly be up
from any bed, and I
was unable to do my
housework. I had
the best doctors in
Eau Claire and they
wanted me to have
an operation, but
Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound cured me so I did
not need the operation, andl am telling
all my friends about it."—Mrs. A. W.
BINZER, Black River Falls, Wis.
It is just such experiences as that of
Mrs. Binzer that has made this famous
root and herb remedy a household word
from ocean to ocean. Any woman who
suffers from inflammation, ulceration,
displacements, backache nervousness
irregularities or "the {blues" should'
not rest until she has given it a trial,
and for special advice write Lydia E.
Pinkham Medicine Co., Lynn, Mass.
�I NEWEST NOTES IN SCIENCE 1
A farm tractor only four feet high
and 3'5 feet wide, which does the work
of two horses, is the invetnion of a
California orchardist.
• A centrifugol pump that Inas been
invented in England is said to handle
unscreened sewage of a consistency
that would choke any other typeof
pump.
With several advantages+over a wind
shield an attachment for motorcycles
has been invented that defects air
currents and dust above a rider's head.
A wire cage that can be used indoors
as well as out of doors and which wile
hold a ball driven into it has been in-
vented for golfers to practice putting.
German scientists claim to have in-
eented an instrument that indicates
rte gathering of a fog, its density and
.mration about• ten hours before it ap-
pears.
A Californias ranch owner is the in=
ventor of a portable iron. gate which
can be placed across main irrigation
ditches to divert the flow of the water
into laterals.
Grease turned into its sewers by
wool -washing plants is recovered by the
English city of Birmingham at its sew-
age plant and converted into a profit-
able by-product,
Sleeping hammocks for small chil-
dren have been 'invented which lace to-
gether to prevent occupants falling out
and which are provided with mosquito
netting and sun shades. •
DISEASE COMES
THROUGH THE BLOOD
To Cure Common Ailments the Blood
Must be Made Rich and Red
Nearly all the common diseases that
afflict mankind are caused by bad
blond -weak water blood poisoned by
impurities.' Bad blood is the cause
of headaches and backaches, lumbago
and rheumatism, debility and indiges-
tion, neuralgia, sciatic and other
nerve troubles. It is bad blood that
causes disfiguring skin diseases like
eczennta, and salt rheum, pimples and
eruptions. The severity of the trouble
had failed. here is proof of the
tl goes always from bad to worse un-
less steps are promptly taken to enrich
and purify the blood. There is nu
use trying a different medicine for
each disease, for they all conte through
the one trouble—bad blood.' To cure
any of these troubles you must get
right down to the root of the trouble
in the blood. That is just what Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills do. They snake
new, rich, red blood, The simply
purify and enrich the blood, and the
disease disappears. That is why Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills have cured thou-
sands of cases after other medicines
'tablets for a long time and find them
power of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills to
cure , Mrs. M. Stills who resides
near the town of Napanee says: 1
cannot praise Dr, Williams' Pink Pills
too highly, 1 was very much run
down in health, suffered from fre-
quent spells of indigestion, billtous-
ness, and sick headache. 1 had an al-
most constant pain in may head and sty.
housework was a course of dread. In
fact 1 felt so miserable that life held
but little enjoyment. 1 was •advised.
to try Dr. Williams' Pink Pills,, which
I did, and the result was sinnply mar-
vellous, and can best be summed up
by saying that they made Inc'. feel like
n new woman, and fully restoi,g 1 my.
Ilealtli. 1 Would advise. every - wonisin
and girl Who has poor blood, or; is run
down in liealtlt to give "these, wonder.
lel pills ai trial. I sus. never Without
them,� tq the house,
•'""A't'"'the' first sign that the blood is
out of order take Dr, W,illiams' Pink
Pills, and note the speedy improve-
ment they stake in the appetite, health
and spirits. You can get these pills
through any medicine dealer of by mail
at 50 cents a box or six boxes for
$2.50 from The Dr. Williams' Medicine
Co„ Brockville, Ont.
Cin Gond' Prldiiy Afternoon two little'
boys, sons of Mr, and Mrs Cornelius
O'Keefe, of Kiittail, went fisilin
'thonias, aged eight ye.PS, and his little
brother, Etigelle five years 'of•age. 511
W'enf.i writ attar Eugene in his. e@fort to
land a 'chub got into the water which
Was (00 steep to( .kilns. fie Was in din-'
ty pave penis ted bat fol heuheroice -
brother."•,
IMPROVED UNWORN INTERNATIONAL
SliSaIooL
LESSON
(Try REV, ]?, 8. FITZWA'TER, D D.,
Teaches' oe Englleh Blble in the 54 )ody
Bible Institute of Chicago,)
(Copyright. 1616, by Western Newspaper th,ir,u.l
'LESSON FOR MAY 4
MAN. MADE IN THE IMAGE or
60D.
LESSON TISXTS--Geneste 2t 26-25; Epbe-
alane 4:20-54; Genesis 2;1-0,
GOI,DEN '1.1.X1—God created man In
his EVowUn T.IImage.GNAf. —GeTtn. EAD1N
1:21,
17
PRIMARY TOPIC—God Our Creator and
G. -Psalms 8,
!rather,
JUNIOR Talmo—what God Expects
From IIIc Children.
INTERMEDIA'!! TOPIC—Loyalty to
Our Heavenly Father,
SENIOR AND ADO -CT 'TOPIC—The
Dignity and Worth of Man.
I. The Creation of Man (Gen. 1:26-
28),
1. Time—liber the earth, has hnnte,
arra ready for lent. 'I'Ite Order In
creation shows (henget eft the 11111'1 of
God. Ile nnticipnleil • nun1's neatl in
stories the coal in the earth, prune
up tnlriernl8 In (h-1 rocks, staring Flee•
tridty everywhere. 'nu:stnt: 1.1 e tearer
to gush frau) tin' valleys and hillside.
preparing pinnt.n mall herbs for tit
healing of smut's Injuries and fetal ant'
raiment adapted 10 every c•lAnn tie
condition.
2. 1 -lis nature (vv. en. 27). I11' tvan
created in the likeness and imago n
Goal. This net was pri'cedrti by a sp1
ell counsel or no Godhead: It wn
said, "Let us make ulna." 'Phis pre
eludes the rooilp'b anti wicked assent!.
tion Inn( maul ' nsrrutictl I'rnut n
through the brute• lie enure Into h".
Ing by a special creative net or 11,„'
This er.'ntive. eel Is etgt!h•rtet1 le
('!slat (Jlntt. 111;4: Mark 111;0), (41'1•
8111'11 1estim01)' are inn ,li.emss the
ertilttihm theory as to man's aright ns
a human vagary. Tills: 1 !trues and
image le not physirnl rind burbly. hat
intelleelmil. (Epi. -1"24). and moral,
(Cot. 8:10). \Ian Is spirit, soul aunt!
hotly (1 'I'!tess. 1)223), dell's likeness
is reflected in mm's tripartite rapture.
As there is 11 trinity 11110 unity in God,
so there Is n trinity and unity in 511811.
Spirit Is the highest part of man, that
winch makes It possible for (tint to
know Gott. The soul Is man's self-
conscious life, the sent of his emo-
tions sad desires. The body is the
seat of tate senses, the agency by
which he knows the world. God
made man with o personality capable
of having fellowship with himself,
with whorl he could share his glory.
3. His rank and power (vv. 26, 28).
Man, the last in creation, was placed
above all else, over all the rest of
creation. Being in the likeness and
Image of God, he was fitted to rule.
How far short man comes of living
up to the position given him by the
Creator! The first man was not a
savage, neither n baby. Fresh from
the Creator's hands he possessed such
lofty powers of intellect as to enable
him to name the beasts as they passed
before him, (Gen, 2:19, 20).
II. Man Alone in Paradise (Gen,
2:7-9).
Adam had a most beautiful place in
which to live. "Pleasant to the eyes,
and good for food" describes his sur-
roundings. His environment was in
keeping with Isis t:ature. Eden was
only tit for hhn, in an unfallen state.
As soon us Ids nature was wrecked,
out he must' go. Paradise with all Its
splendor could not satisfy man. His
heart was desolate. Reciprocal love Is
the only thing that can satisfy the
heart of man. Animals of all varie-
ties surrounded him, but none were
.adapted to be bis companions. To as-
centnate this need God enuseti the
animals to pass before Admit. Ile was
differentiated from ell the anitnals in
that he was n personality. He was
endowed with the power of love, there-
fore only n being who could love In
return could satisfy Klin. To moot
this need woman was male for men.
They hnrl minds alike; they had spir-
itual natures alike; therefore they
could commune together about the
things Iha1 surrounded them and
about not!.
Men was made from the (lust of the
ground and woman was taken Froin
his side, Site Is therefore ane re -
111055 further tint!) the earth titan
nun, The foot that woman was made
from man's rib points to unity, simi-
larity and equable•, Goti charged this
first pnlr with the responsibility 'of
replenishing the moth,. (Oen. 1:28).
Marriage is a (!rine institution rand
most stirred ; for and made them
male anti female and performed the
first marriage ceremony. To view of
this. polygamy and divorce are gross -
1y ct'lntinal. Marriage Is the fountain-
head of all life, religions, social and
nittoitnh therefore corruption here is
most fatal.
A Joy Forever.
An asplrntlntt Is a Joy forever. To
have inarty of these Is to be spiritually
rlclf,—Stevenson, '
' Motives. '
Mr. Gli dstnne :he Once • heard to
remark, that '•if..all the wits of Hien
were to he united In one bruin, that
nen would be finable to appraise
with perfect justice any mingle moral
netiofl, "The shades of the rllubow,"
he wrote, "are net l0 nice,'the sands
of the seashore are not such a multi-
tude, as are the subtle, shifting,
blending forms of thought rind of civ
eumstances that go to determine the
character of one act, But thele is one
that ' seeth pdntndy, and iud%etb
rtgbteolt00.4
y'•' 'r;l;
lKsf 1r iilM•aid 41.4rea i
'Fitt►
`1'llur'sda , Mrty 1st, 1919'.
ITEMS OF INTEREST
tt•
IY'
if? I tt 84 tp 44
Only about one an in each 208
exceeds a height of slit feet,
The bottom 'of a bird house Ili
-
vented by if MlcIsIgah man call be re-
moved for cleaning.
In a Paris cathedral is a bell
weigltlug twenty tons, while its ac-
cessories weigh another ten tons,
Por bending large pipes without
Injury a portable but powerful, by
drnultc press has been Invented.
London has 73,500 miles of over-
head telegraph and telephone wires and
921,000 utiles under ground,
Lightness I5 the advantage clniint-
ed for a gasoline engine piston made
The Brazilian government has es- I
of alunutum in skelton form,
tablished a sanitary and prophylactic'
service to prevent the spread of alai- I
aria,
South Africa's diamond output reach-
ed 2,902,000 carats last year, an in-
crease of 556,000 carats from the pre-
vious year.
Small wheels which can be dropped
to each side permit a rider of a new
motorcycle to retain his seat when his
machine stops.
13y fractional distillation under re-
latively low pressure set Italian has
found a way to remove alcohol from
APIIIWIW
J
the way Za.m-1311k relieves tho
burning and Irritation) o1 eczema,"
15111.08 Miss A. Gallant,. of St.
Nicholas, t°,p,5, "Pot• a year i
suffered with this disease, and tried
all ltlnde of remedies, but nothing
helped me until I used Zam•Buk.
The continued use of this herbal
balm :has completely cured ire,
"Although it. Is now two years
s(nee this cure was el'fected,'tllere
has been no return of the disease."
Zam•I3nit, Is equally good for
ringworm, scalp sores, pimples,
boils, teething rash, "barber's
• rash," ulcers, old sores, abscesses,
bad legs, blood -poisoning, piles,
cuts, burns, scalds and beelines. All
dealers or Zatn-Buk Co„ Toronto.
50e. box, 3 for
9. l'' tf i'
NI, 1T��A
a;le
wine without otherwise altering it.
An inventor has patented a latticed
foot scraper to be inserted in an au-
tomobile running, board to lessen the
amount of ctirt carried into a car,
Educational authorities of New South
Wales are introducing the study of the
Japanese language in university,
@Announcement
Electric Starting and Lighting
—Consisting of Generator, Starting
Motor and Storage Battery.
—An electric system made for Ford cars
by the Ford Motor Company of
Canada in their own factory; built
into the Ford motor which has been
re -designed for the purpose.
—Controlled from a complete instru-
ment board on the cowl.
Standard Equipment
on Sedan,. and Coupes
All closed models now have electric starting
and lighting systems as Standard Equipment.
Ford Sedan $1,175 Ford Coupe $975
(Including Ford Starter and Lighting System) Prices
• • are f.o.b. Ford, Ont„ and are subject to War Tax.
Ford Closed Models will, for a time, take
the entire production of Starting and
Lighting Systems.
By June 1st, however, Ford Touring Cara
and Roadsters will be supplied with Start-
ing and Lighting as Optional Equipment at
an extra charge.
Samples of the Ford Starting and Lighting Svatem
aro now on exhibit at all Ford Branches. In the
near future sue also expect to be able to show a complete 1p4
sample outfit. You are invited to outland inepect it.
Clinton Motor Truck& Machine'
Co. Dealers Clinton
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wrapped package, air-
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is hygienic and whole-
some. The goody
that's good for young
and old.
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