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The Seaforth News, 1923-10-11, Page 5ili;r''j Fall xfords There's no shoe that looks better on a Woman or Growing Girl or Fa1lear, than a pair of Smart Oxfords. Oxfords are especially adapted for Fall wear and look neat and trim in all kinds of weather, for they're built for 'service asp wall as)' attractiveness, l No matter how. exacting you may be, you'll find what will please Y 1 you here—a Shoe correct in Style, Fit, Quality and"Price. Step in and look at these: Growing Girls' Oxfords in Gunmetal Calf, Brown Calf or Patent leather, made on a semi -brogue style with low heels: and leu rubber top lift, per pair ° ` «dEAd� ORT 1 ti 91TRAL. � SSTRATFORD. ONT. repares young mets and young ,oaten for Business, which is ow Canada's greatest profes- •' sign. \.\re assist graduates to positions and they have a prac- tical training which enables them to meet with success. Stu- r dents are registered each week. Get aur free catalogue and 1 learn something about our dif- ferent departments. D. A. MCLACHLAN, g( Principal. ,Ji Walker 8b Soo UNDERTAKING —and— EMBALMING Motor or Horse Equipment. W. J. WALKER,iholder of Go- vernment diploma and license, Flowers Furnished, Night or day phone 67. STOP! LOOK! LISTEN! CREAM WANTED We are not only a Cream Market for you but we are Also a Large Dairy Industry in Your Community, We respectfully solicit Your Cream. OUR MOTTO: Guaranteed Accurate Weights and Tests. Courteous and Prompt Service. Highest Market Values. CREAM GRADING: A difference of 3 cents per ib. Butter Fat will be paid between No. 1 and No. 2 Creast, ePtS4 FOR e1REZIM Cash Paid to Any Patron Wishing it When. Cream is Delivered. Creamery Open Wednesday and Saturday Evenings, Seaforth Creamery Co. Seaforth, Ont. C. A. BARBER, Mgr. The Favorite Suburban Car FOR the family that lives in a suburban or country home, the Chevrolet five -passenger Sedan is the ideal, all -year car. It has ample power to negotiate any road any automobile can travel, and through cold and storm carries the family in ease and comfort. Its price is so low that almost any family can afford it, even though another car is owned for fair-weather use. It is a quality car in which the whole family will take pride, yet it is easy to own, to maintain, and to operate. Its full, modern equipmente -s, includes :cord tires, plate glass windows, dome and'dash lights, high-grade upholstery and fine interior fittings. Let us show it to you before deciding on any car. B2716 Ask About the G. AMM rl. C. Plan of Deferred .Payments BE SURE AND GET OUR PRICES ON PREST-O-LITE BAT- TERIES, TIRES OF ALL MAKES FROM $7.50 UP. m ,. r iSeaforth D1!!- -Hfl ttit, , oris=:itj.: 4-itlr_...nci Clt.e, ...on+T+s..Trat. ,.0,.w,,..r,r�.6,.mt„+.w0a, i n T1,-)piCS • A new telephone lobe ddrecta•y ha been distributed by mail to Se subscribers. Miss M. Halkirk, B Manager,. would be .glad to hear any telephone users who have n ccived 'their copy of the new is \M r. and Mrs. R. H Bast, who 0 few days at the home of Mr. 'Best, t-eturned on Thursday to home•in Bracebridge. Mr, Elmer Beattie, 13rtrssels, week -end visitor at his home her Miss Mary Hays, Wellesley, the week -end with her • parents, and Mrs, Adam Hays, Mr. and Mrs. Robert An:ch leave this week 'to •spend a m with their daughter in Toronto. Mr,. Walker' Hart and Miss Hart, Stratford, were week -encs v ors at their 'hone here. Mrs, Malcoloi McDermid, Hui was the hostess. of a miscelltln shower held at her home. on Thurs eveitieg in .hoor of Miss 1'1&ten \abb, whose marriage-" to Mr. R Mluldrev:. Brockville, Will take p shortly, • Mrs, W'hitesides, Toronto, is vi ing her sister, Mrs, S. Boyd, Mr. and '.frs, Patterson and s London, visited friends in id cKill Miss 'Helen McNabb left on Sa da r \ to spend I a few \a l days with lit-Other in t Lucknow, .lir, arid Mrs T.' O. :Mullen were _ureter on Sunday attending anniv sary services. Mrs. McDougall, Toronto, is vi ing hiss Birdie Stephens, Miss May•Broadfoot was in Han ton attending tlle'ntarriage of 1 niece, \idss.tMargaret Pringle• Mrs. J. Willis and Fred rote _l.eaving soon for Detroit. Mt Wallace 'Archibald, son of and Mns.:\ndrew Archibald, has a cepted a position on• the ,staff of t School of Practical Science, Tomtit Mir, Reid Edmonds, West Lorn spent the week -end with his pa ren Air. and Mrs. W. Edmunds. Airs. (Dr,) Briggs and Miss M Deunid are spending a few clays wi friends in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs, Wesley Wolfe an children spent Sunday.at the home Mrs. George Sillery. Airs Johnston president of the T rento \\-.\L5., will speak at the Ba bara Kirkman Than ko ffering ntee ing on Tuesday evening, Oct. 16th. Airs. Cummings and friend: Miss S Herrington, Blyth, spent Saturday •ith mfrs. Cummins cousin, Airs. R. . French. Mrs. Thomas Atcheson, of Gowans - own, who has been -visiting at th vane of her brother and sister -in -last',. Mir. and Mrs. J. S. Welsh, have re- urnetl home after. spending a week. Mrs, Robert Ritchie, of the I•Iurot toad, had the misfortune to b Itrown nut of the •buggy while driv 1g to church on Sunday naming, by Ire horse suddenly bolting, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Welsh and firs hennas Atcheson visited friends in 'lintat last week. This is. Fire Prevention \Veek, Mrs. Hudson, Mensal!, is visiting' er daughter, Mrs. john Cowsitt, John treet. Mr. and Mrs, E. Lawson and dau- I1ter 'Bernice. Auburn, were in town Saturday. Airs. \ of es, Wheatley, tt etd as •org- list'in the Presbyterian .church last today Master .Tony .Phillips, who "has been 11ergoiug treatment in the London nspital, has returned home. \1r Ralph Smith, Kitchener, was visitor at his home here, • Miss Pearl McMinn, Palmerston, is e guest of Miss Jean Lowry. Mr. ,lams Kruse, Kitchener, spent e week -end at los home here. Airs. Tinos, Zurich, is a gtiest at the me of Air, Williams, North Main cel. • Miss Erie Stewart, \Vaterloo, spent week -end at her home here. Ir. A. 'Lamont, Roxboro, left a . says ago for Cochrane, and ex- ts to move his family there x0011. 1 r, Gordon Dick. Oshawa, Was a for at his (tome here. Ir. Charles Broughton, Port roti, Mich., is visiting his parents, and Mrs. Tastes Broughton. lise Minnie .\rnnstrowg. of Loudon anal School, was a Studay visit with •he- aunt, Mrs, \Vni, Charters, 1 road Ir. Janes Davis has remodelled veteudah on his house on. Coder - street, which he recently bought. Ir, Williams Scott, London, is a for at the Borne ,f fide and Mrs. . Cluf. rs. E.\'fcMurtay Spell the week - with friends do Goderich. fr and Mrs. McKay, 1'G: and Mrs. is a and Miss McLean, Vin h a a� 1 am g Sunday with Mrs. l Chap- . , u 1v \ 1 ,. S. Cha t y 1 race Wallace, daughter of A'fr. Mrs. Alexander Wallace, of Tuck-- tith, who broke her collar bone a tie of weeks ago, 'had the lois. one to trip and fall last Wcdues further injuring it. • •c i 'n la Mitchell is a 1.. SIl ill t s. or at the borne of Mr. -and Mrs, . Shillinglaw. its Francis Houston and Miss •71offatt, Brantford, wee week - 'guests a, the liit;ne of 11 r, and S. Houston: • FI t r hue, London Is sisit- t. c n sc e t , his brother. Mr. Louts Fleur. iss Maud. Shilliegla\v is visiting sister In Toronto. p s just afot•th ranch from of re- su1, spent J. M. their \vas a e, spent ihalil 011th Ina b it - lett, eons day Mc - lace nit- on, op, tru•- her in er- sit- til- lel' nd Ir. c- ite e,' ts, c- th of o t - J tl 'r h gl tit ul a 15 th ho sir the fen pee 1T u M r. Not or Mil l the Iclt A y tsl TJ 1M end 1, lic( spet nnall and eren (tori l fort day, 11 \isle T. G Af Jean end Mrs \if cine; ll he 5r2rtt yt .. ^xm'r'rrYnTax 44Vgh lfri Joan 'ivlargaret kIytivlt u were , tuests at the Mottle of Mr, 4ncl Mrs :.'R, AtclilbakI. Rev, R. Fulton Irwin ai.Id I ev.`!7t .Larkin, of Seaforth, Rev. J. A, Per guaou of Mcl<illop, Rev, W. D. M,e- Donald of mon iv' �. c rile and d Rev,' Mr, Gordon, Mitchell, motored to Toron- to on Tuesday to attend the Brother- hood Conference. Mrs. H. Livens left on Wednesday to ,visit 'friends in Hamilton and Grimsby, Mr, J, A. Gillo le a ,r Brinknell inspectorsY oil Mh, C. ir, for the lore 1.1oderwriters' Association, were in town 00 Wednesday, making 0 sur- vey in the interests of the Associa- tion. It is to be hoped that with the. additional water supply that the town will receive some reduction in the cost of insurance. SPECIAL OPTICAL OFFER, ]Iigh grade 'gold-filled spectacles noel eye glasses with Nest flat spheric- al lenses for only $4.00. All other style of frames and lenses at lowest prices,- 17,yes examined by Mr. I-Iugh- eon, formerly optical expert for Bent's, Toronto. and later Ior Henry Morgan & Co., Montreal. The best optical work to be obtained and at moderate prices. Two clays only, Monclay and Tuesday, October 22and23rd. Coote early; Beattie's Fair, Sea - forth. (42) What Two Dollars Will Buy. In each of its many departments, catering to all classes and all ages, the Fantdly herald and Weekly .Star, of \irintreal, has continued to improve each year over the last until now it would seem perfection were reached. Yet for the coming season that re- markable farm ancd fancily journal again promises --and the promise will. surely be fulfilled—still further im- provements in aft departments. It is a profound mystery topublishersthe world over how the Family Herald and Weekly Star cat, continue to pub- lish a 72 -page weekly paper content - hie; such a wealth and variety of read- ing matter far a subscription price of only $2.00 per year. - If this were not enough, we hear that, added to the amazing valve of the paper itself, each subscriber this season who remits in time will re- ceive free a moat beautiful picture iu colors of a lovely and heroic woman• whose, life story !tat been published in booklet forst and can be obtained without charge from the Family Her- ald and Weekly Star, Montreal. VARNA. tido f111itg is booming. e \Ve note several loads of app wending their way to • the station route for the Wrest. Mr. and Airs, Etoter Webster go pleasant surprise last erinesc n e •evei\V ng when their many Friel showered in upon them the litany ' traotive and useful articles necessa in starting housekeeping. A ve • pleasant evening was spent by t young people as the guests of Mr. a Mrs \Vebstel Mrs, \Mobster \a formerly Miss Mosaic Makhis. \V'c understand .Dr, -and Airs. Esl with Breit' falai:• purpose returui to their former home in the \\'c While only a short time in our olid they htve made many "friends at we regret to see them go. Mr. . and Al rt. Clarence Noyes, Detroit, are renewing acquaintanc in and aroinul Varna The many friends of Al r, E. Stephenson. Babylon -line, will be so ry to hear that while picking era apples last Saturday morning he fe breaking several ribs and also 11 cellar Matte. Those of 5t, joint's church, wit) a tended the Deanery meeting held i Seaforth last Tuesday, ay, t epilrt a goo meeting. The play entitled "Go to Your \ex Neighbor" which • was put on It Varna hall by the Brucefield people dl aid of the Varna Library, was w•el acted, but owing to short notice, th crowd was not near as large as nigh have been. Those 1530 missed it certainly 1111' sed a treat. Quite a number from our village ruin surrounding country attended the Union Convention, which was held in •t'rucefeld on Friday. last. Several sub- jects 'were ably discussed. \Ve were sorry the weather was so disagreeable, On Sunday last there being anni- versary services in Goshen Methodist church, consequently there were no services in Varna Owing to the willing help of his •neighbors, Mr. Wm. Taylor has most of the material home for his new barn, .in all about three carloads. Rev. B. P. Colelntigh, of Bayfield, Inas returned after a months rest. The re tent frosts have blackened the potatoes .a nd deadened the lustre on the corn and sorgun: les en to lay ndi at- ry t- ry he nd 'as er It g st. s t, tel 0f es J. 11, is t- d • 751ns'. Tames Weir has gone to Ha- milton where she intends remaining for the winter. Alias` Mary Laing. London, is spend- ing a few days -nth her parents, Mr. and 7'1rs, Joh 1 Laing. Air. Harold \\'o-u•d, NIontreal, spent a few clays in town. Mr. Andrew Scott's tnam friends will regret to learn that he was seiz- cel with a second stroke of paralysis on Monday. Mrs'. Frank Horton AR's. R. C. Bell and Mr. Robert Patterson and sot Ray, I-Iensall. were Guests of 1'fr. and Airs. T'ingh Chesney. BRUCEFIELD. -1Anndtt 't'; (vices will be 'held in 13ruccficld Presbyterian church an Stutday next, Oct. 14th. Both the morning c 1 1 1111 evening services ' Ic C \ eS will he conducted 1 ' 1'' 1t \c 1).McGregor, C.lirClegur, D:D., of St. :Andrew's chtn'rh, Lon- don. We are pieased to report that 'Mr. Bruce Berry is slowly recovering from his recent Very serious illness, and it hoped he will soon regain his 'former health. Mr. and 'Mrs. Charles TTat11, and baby son, of Hamilton, are -visiting; relatives here, Afr. Edward fipple, is ill at his home, having "suffered a stroke, nu Thursday of last week. Please remember the Choral 'So- ciety Concert. 011 Afonday evening, Oct. 15tH. Miller's Worm Powders work ,m effectively that no traces of worms can e found. c ocsts pas away 1 Pie tallies°. AM And1 5,'11 l et. 111K held a't,tise itotne, of Mta, JiaMP Silttpson last '.Week was larger at tanned Mrs. C, I3illen pr'esjclnt5• scripture reading was by MissEdna Johnston ' and d lass t er prayer.by Mrs. A. Ross, Very y interesting pap- et's on "The danker of, ignorance to national life by Mrs, H. Blanchard, and "The influence of the Christian Teacher in rural and city life" 'byMrs. R. McFarlane, followed by voluntary prayer by Mrs. Vie. Johnston. A very interesting paper 00 the review of the Presbyterial held at Hensel) was giv- en by Mrs, J. T. Grieve, `, It was decid- ed that the Mite Box Contest banquet will be held in Cavan rh,urch on Wed- nesday afternoon, , Oct, 24th. The sleeting was closed by all repeating the Lord's prayer. \1 r, and Mrs. Stone, of Norwich 00e11 Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. S. Shannon • Mr. and Mrs. Angus Carmichael, of Grey, .spent Sunday with Miss Elsie Hart: Mr. and Mrs. M. Blanchard return- ed from the '\\'est Saturday after spending several weeks with relatives. es. A. Scott, Seaforth, visited Urs, 1. M. Govetflck for a few days, See the beautiful new patterns in Dinnerware at Beattie Bros., Seaforth, and1'ip.14,, 1 land,, of S.ttat.fprti weer visa'tot' atli bottle OT ththeirsant, M.ra Th s, I? , oat Sunday, . \:r 4 ,and Mrs. Cha;j,'Ri(e and s` Y Ai in V i were to vtsl tar.: s to Walton Ot o Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mr Wan. Woods, Mr. and Mrs, d Parr and children and, Mr. Wnt. Riley, of Brussels, spent. Sunday at t'lte home of \Mr, and ivtrs, Jas. Mann, M iss Blanche A% \ ineat(cy, of Monk - ton, suet Miss Thelma 'Dale,. of ,tie" Stratford :Business College, the Aek-end at their respeotive homes, Anniversary services will be held in the Methodist church here on Oc- tober 28th. Rev. Mr. Mooreliousc, of the Ontario street clunrc'll, Clinton, will preach for the day. A free will offering will be taken, Corn cutting is the order of the day, as many fanners are filling their silos for the winter, Mr. Robert Grimoldby, who has been helping his brother at Teeswater inthethreshing season, is home for a few days taking tap bis .potatoes, and getting things ready forthe winter. ,\Iro, Grimoldby and Miss Olive ac- companied hint ,Air. Griinoldby saes it will be three , weeks before the threshing will be completed. They must have bumper crops up north. See the beautiful new patterns in Dinnerware at Beattie Bros.. Seaforth. EGMONDVILLE. The regular monthly meeting of the Neil Shaw Young Women`s Auxiliary- was held •in the'.I?gtnotdville Presby- terian al ch ul ch on Saturday :. afternoon, when thele Anis a good attuidawce, a number from the senior auxiliary be- ing present. Mrs. Robert \IeKenzde occupied the chair and conducted the devotional exercises Scripture read- ing was given by Miss Bertha Beat- tie, and the minutes of last meeting were. ream by the secretary, Miss filaria Hills. The treasurer, Miss Kate herr. gave a financial statement, which showed since the beginning of the year $238 has been raised by the auxiliary, Mrs. Cumming, of Blyth, suis a pleasing solo. The feature of the programme 005 an address by Airs. Geo. Telford, Blyth, Presbyterial secretary of the Young Women's Auxiliaries. bliss Sadie Howitt con- tributed a missionary solo and topic prayer was given by Miss Mae Wal- lace. ROXBORO. Taking up and storing ntangel.s is keeping all busy -at present: They are a splendid crop. Ale. T. Ryan has engaged Mr, Alex. Bordon for the fall plowing. .Among those who took in the fair on Saturday there is ranch talk of such good races and a right good show considering that it was a •post- poned faits Mr. and Mfrs. lnhn Hart celebrated their silver wedding on Friday e•ea ing last. They invited about 10 guests and the evening was spent in• cards alnd.dancing, allrl'a moat enjoy -- able time teas spent.untdl the early morn. The presents received by Ale. and Mrs. 1-Iart were nttnte•otts and costly. All went home well pleased. with such a pleasant evening and wish Mr. and 11rs. Hart may be spared to enjoy Many more such occasions. See the beautiful mew patterns in Dinnerware a'1 Beattie Bros., Seaforth, 0 WALTON, Quite a number front this district attended Brussels Fall Fair, which Wilt: 'held on Friday of lust week, The Walton school children took part in the parade and made a good display in their Tapanese costumes, and won second tx•ize as the Harlock 'school pupils took tine first prize in their. highland costumes. They made a dine appearance. The heavy frosts of the past week hass-wotntd up the garden sea sou, and vegetation it about over. Mrs.John Grieve, a Alel'illup, is spending a few holidays this week in Brussels, •the quest of lis. Craig. M11 and Ates. J. Ziegler and family accompanier) by Mrs. \\'illiantson and \faster George. motored to Exeter last w'eele, calling on relatives et) route, large shipment of hogs left the C.P.12, station on rAfonday. but the market is on -the downward trend, $8.50 a cwt. being paid. See the beautiful new patterns ie Dinnerware a4 Beattie Bros., Seaforth, Corns disappear when treated with Holloway's Corn Remover w•ithotlt leaving a scar. CUSHIONED SLOES 1'1 are YOU ever worn a pain' of CUSHION -SOLE SHOES. If not, yug have had only half the comfort whicl, call be enjoyedsou1 of a pair of. shoes, They are so soothing and so refreshing to those tired aching feet. \\'hat makes them so ? The secret of this wonderful shoe Is an till -wool felt pad for the foot to rest. upon, which \ t absorbs all dampness and keeps the foo t 1 k i n perfect coalition. After once you have tried thein and. have found what satisfaction they give, your next pair lvithoet a doubt will be CUSHION SOLE SHOES. For 111011 and women who ha00 to be on their feet a great deal of the time, the Cushion Sole. is certainly the hest and the ONLY IDEAL SHOE Of course we carry a complete stock of all other lines of. Shoes at all limes. 1.et tts fit you with your next pair of sloes. \\'atch our nightly window dislty, 1 f 1 'rho . filth tP 1u the stools without being percept; i s\ The Modern Shoe Store. in the shape of a 5001111 can find, lodgement there when these •powders are '.• n r r x +l,i•, • 1 al„ opp.•Bank of Cnmmcrce more th, r, v•,?, or desira•ble t1,-11 1l:..i" none 51- SEfzicri'th action. '5 atlet 1atighter,les&leiSt) Sunday t'rid' bl r, Less,Watt, sou of k'1r;`'anh2 tip, 111e \fat r 7a r* t f'. 11, o HtYlot Watt, l t r. le t�.. , Ge e, atony was performed hy',f'tev, jias: Abery, assisted by .Rev. 1], Johnston, of Ltican;,uncle Of � the ' t- " r bride.. The p tatty bride, who °w s i r'r herf a g ven"a'<'i'ay 1>) father, wore:a:becoming frock of white canton arena, with bateau peek short sleeves, ;held'" by a rosette of fluted ribbon. The e.'girdle was �tl',InN'.....; r. hied with wheels of ribbon with 1 t streamers.' The long It o ld in placeveil nae held by a bandeau of orange tilos-' cont. She took her place beside the groom under an arch of evergreens, asters and gladioli. After the signing of the register, the guests numbering about twenty-five, sat down to sup -c`, per, after which toasts were proposed to the. bride and groom. The bride's going away snit was of navy tricotine, with black hat. She also, wore the groom's gift, a sable fur choker. The groom's gift to the pianist, Miss Janet' McVrttie, was an set ring 3 g with:': pearls. Mr. and lvfrs, Watt motored 'to Lucas, where they took the 'train for ..' 't'oronto and on their return they wilt reside on the groom's fent/ 011' the 131h concession, Wise Mothers vir- tues of MotheGraves' iWorm now tlExter- minator always have it at hand, be- cause it proves its 00lite. Long Standing Asthma, Manny have suffered so long from asthma and have tried so many so-called remedies they think that there is no real help for them. They rhe" tn sI u l d read. ters received by the mafl0fa tore •al of Dr. J, D, Kellogg's Asthma Remedy from hundreds of cases once as dee- pet•ate as their own. IC TFIURS., FRI, and SAT. THE PLAY YOU HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR e school ry u. Ernest Shipman's all -Canadian picture version of Ralph Connor's beloved Pastoral Romance. Alongwith Reginald Denny in "The Leather Pushers" makes one of the most entertaining programmes ever seen in Seaforth Adults 20c. Children 15e, SPECIAL SCHOOL CHILDREN'S PERFORMANCE Sat. afternoon at 3 p.m. 10c and 15c, MONDAY — TUESDAY — WEDNESDAY The Son of Wallingford With an all-star cast By the same authors as "Get -Rich -Quick Wallingford," Shows start at 8.15 sharp. Admission 10e and 15c. To Clear • Ladies' and Gents' Heavy i ii Twee�.. Top Coats With rubberized backs, worth $14.50 up, Sale Price $7.50 Boys' and Girls' lack Stock Up to No, 10 size, fleecy lined, per pair 24c CHEIFETZ CROS. t1 Campbell Block, Seaforth - ,il )bd. 4 TIMES �®World ��g d we f ONE OILlie" 100,000 Miles Without Stopping An inventor who co a railroad for One, car or a Could develop an automobile, n . other conveyance on wheels which wouldperform such a feat woud be considered a wonder. But such is the record of regular accomplishment by the Auto -oiled Aermotor during the ase eight years in pumping water. p o.% Did' you ever stop to blink how many revolutions' the Wheel hits of a windmill makes? If the wheel of an Aermotor should roll along the surfac' r' of the ground at the same speed that it makes when pumping water it -wouldi encircle the world in 90 days, or would go four tines :around in a year. 11 wood travel on anaverape275milesperday orabout 30miles per hourfor9hourseStlt', day. An automobile which keeps up that pace day after day needs a thorough: oiling at least once a week. Isn't it marvelous, then, that a windmill has been,. made which will go 50 times as long as the best automobile ,with .one oilin P ' The Anal®-ofled Aesas otor after 8 full years of.servi ` s part of the World has proven its abilityzee In e i to run and give the mostpareliable 'entirely. with one oiling a year, The - double gears, and all movie enclosed and flooded with. oil all the. time, It. gives more service movingparts,less are l0n tali any other piece of machinery on the farm. To get everlastingwith less attention titan Auto -oiled Aermotor, the most efficient windmill that has ever ben wind ill satisfaction buy the rm.-full bbl) . itw' ryr�7 smiles write. .....=',....."".4w -u. 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