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it . e vh�pbWal, golicy. ftr the 1086 sealsilif
a Vftbell Uo"M 01,0 gq% 'In 'A��
at de 4A g fe way ove alteavitioc
and the owlaing 4nqrthe hais beeh d fZQqA those *
MA*1*91A h ve r , if� 1984
twti an4i pwle;aiaed a e4avW CAT'efill .4tOen- of rule 13, Thi�
'Iesaler rdmwked tbat has lbeien insertiedtioi Poo
01* who
serTAM4 Rev. Mr. t'lon, utt provine.
lux, Gibson% W%* At 'The CAMW Rim "b" are a pattiem es whiich -have
asked forproelakilaMor
for aiaybo4-� while another imporber of the hatichery regulatdona and im
pawy meetn�,g of the Lad- who had' not been pRaldcularly pleas, hvJbchdlng Only firom approved bloodL
�.ub theboale of �fts. Dun ed w6th 00=1e Of ttli-et birds WA yew telst6d-fhoolils The ril-leiisigis. follows:
in the villugeou. WZ declared that 'Canad4ulis wouYd carvie No uppbroved,Aaitchery shall shk
there bedn-g.,a gooid, @it- 'a JsVeidal, rAche Jim ibeimselves, if *Chicks mto any proAnce, wWoh hw
It. being St. V , they kept (to that kind- of quelity for included blood teslti6g in As, flock ap.
in 6ut, in proval ploilicy
was carried, and where- the hattcbkir�
on and asplend1d, time regulations am in effe4_except ap-
pavved haWchevies uWng only oeug_-
'D'ona"d Mc'Keaw was at Nia- Dislinfectant Manufacturers from blooditeA�ed flocks.
a *Qi* ago Saturday wtbendk.-
ftineTia, of his cmmh ii&q Weatz- n XT
'W -m Weitzmw?s m den, nable,
ivens ew Plant, in Canada
,Mwy Park and he�r. early life
spaint near Crom[axty, being the
J�ewson's Antiise6Ut Company of
of thd late James.,Pawk.
England, a �Dw Tooniths- ago, eomplet-
3tanley Allen, of Edimointon,
to �he de�th of hiz, mother,*
0 mg.0*0=16. '-wit the city, of
Lachine, Que., -to establish apaant for
.1,2:4!M. "Aeft, arrived homle, on Thurs-
Vhe manufacture of Disinifectants...
ThIg brings
W latsib and vidl, spend SOmte time
to Canada, one of Bri7
tadba's,
h* relatives in 01,_ neighbo,_
ong is
oldest mianufavturers of Disin-
fe&231tts- It also --hows,
confidence of
s. lRaid of the A
'Mrr laage spent a
British inaimufmotulrers as to tillie, fu -
ouple Of dl&ys last week visiting her
ture of the Dominion of Carrads, w a
for
suiter in at. marys.
miarket their materials. This
P121111s may be Vlwtted righ't at the
whole venture was brought about af-
fropt, ilivowl'ided they do na tbloom at
ter a Ivery careful survey of the Do-
'Canadian Turkeys Praised
milinkA as 'to its conswulmption of dis-
i-f�-taeit,,,by ispiedal representative
varieties, immediately behind them.
of Pearsfonls Antiseptic Co. of Lon,
f
RePor roin Great Britain con-'
dbr4 Engliamud. Last summer, the
aermitg -the turkeys sent by Canada
General Manager of Pewsmps Anti -
tis
to the Bri Jh Chriistmas market aTe
septic 00=�WW, Mr. V. G. Gibbs, paid,
full of praise� and unite in sayin
a visit to 'Canada and spent some
Jbhtwb Canadian turkey raisers. and af,
tim1e, on, Itillis matter under his own
ttliose who Were associated with the
personal itNvestiigaedon. 'Me outcome
v1dipmentis thiis season, have demon-
was the ie�gtajblishment of a plant.
stmted their ability to supply to tne
Thda plant is mw in operation and
Drko'hsh trade exactly what it wants.
wUl 4E�mploy when running to full ca -
W Wallbm, Markets,' Commissioner
PaIcitY over two hund!red people, Its
A for'Suka-teliewan in the British Isles
rn)aodJrrbm oufflput pier anuum, will be
paild -personal visitis'bo thle London,
over one mkl�liion gsllmls. It is ujn�
Central Meat Markets at'Srrithfield
aoubteffliy t�he. largest disinfectant
to. see the Cainadian turkeys being
plant in, Canada and the only bne,de-
iiinpaglied and tat the same time to
votod'exclusively -to the manufacture
look over some of the Brilds-h and
of diginfec tants.
continental birds. In a written'Te-'
Llt il-9 Interestihig, (boo, to know that
port (he stabod:
ti
the Pearson's An, septic Company of
"Without the slightest besitwdon
Hual waa first _,ta,1ylasjedi ,, 1885 by
low cm state that the birds sent from
Air. w�miam peamon who,,,,, the .
10-
would care te -pay for.
'In conelusion, may it be suggested
veriftor, olf Cireolin. Oreolin 'is well
known in this country, and the world
the% in'A�eud of giving orders to
thmugh&ilt. In fact, this . is th�
edghteenth plant.,estabaiished. At tljs
s�tra ge traViellimg uurverY salesmen,
p1lant, Will be manufactuzed, the Com-
an attemipt be mahe to hum your
pimy`is weld -known producte.
ke
e-
"If my three baby boys were rest-
1935 Hatchery Regulations
less with colic or peevish from their
teeth I gave them s� Baby'B Own
When only a few chicks are boi be
Tablet and they were soon adeep,"
is, n
raised, and -Urde 1 , ot an, important
says Mrs. T. Tweedy, 475 Mill-*
wood Rd.; Toronto. These sweet
factor, natural mW&btdis may be us -
little tablets remove the cause of
ed, but where chicks axe to be raised
fretfulness d the child becomes
comnlercially -and time is an. impm-
happyand.we again. Alltheoomi-
twit flactox, arti ficial metho& are ad-
mon ailments of little folk am
vised. For this reason, the Dontn_
tl d safety corrected with
-Baby�s,Qwn Tabletit.
ion Depautraent of Agriculture has re-
Price 25C at your druggist's.
mislued and -brought up,to d1abe C3'xcu-
12X 76 which deabs with the -brooding
Dr.williams,
and rearing of chicks,
Iive than onie which has, � spent a
week or more' travelling aver the
Province.
754
With reference to the rearing of
chilcks undieir the hatchery regulations,
flu Ric
PERFEC
*ONE POUND'now
HALF POPP now 15(.
Only one teaspoon of Perfection Cocoa required to make
a cup of delicious, full -flavoured, nourishing Cocoa.
"See the Size -Taste the Quality -Compare the Value."
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An Insect iVeather Prophet
Not ada stories -about inseets aG
weather forecasters- can be dl�snljissL-d
as mythis. Albeirta, hais an insect that
-is a real weaithe,r� Prophet. it is the
m-Unurebeleftle, of the genus A-phodius
whioli emerges, suddienly in' the spring
and autumn i1n, couxubless, thousands,
A thorough study of the weather re-
cords faflis to giffe ainy reasion. waiy
the 'beetles should' fly when they do,
aws H. L. Seamans, of the Domin�m
El4onliological LaborwbDry at Lath -
bridge, but there is & distinct and
valuable connection between the
beetde flights, andi the- weathel, , &iat
follows. The firsit flight inthe spring
is usuaRy the f�olrerunnier of a cold
spell with snow, but this cold period
is the last %�fore spring growing c0n,
ditilpinsi anfive, The suitu-mu fldght
immediaMy preceides the first snow
or severe frost and' is the forecast
Of the end of -growing conditions, and
genleirgl insect activity. 'While mald,
weather moy occur after the aubrmn
flight, a seiie-ond flight folliows� and
this is the prelude to very severe
weareher. Gardenier§ and' growers of
root crops, in the Lethbridge ' istrict,
are not stampeded. into utlicovering
theiir delicate plants� io�; setting �ut
bulbs, In spaing just fbeeguse there
has been a week or two. of ideal
spring wexther eawly in the season.
They wait for the Up from the
beetles.
Sterling Trusts Assets High-
er; Net Profit Declines
SteKing Trusts Oorp. reports an
Increase of 30 per cent. in guaranteed
trust funds during 1934, a gain- of
$224,510 in total assets and a strong
ratio of Uqti6d assets to depbsit lia-
bili-ties. Net proftt, -before taxes, is
lowe—at $12,950, due to the fwt that
a larger Propowtion of 1drids, was in
the form of liqlid assets on wthich
the interest reiurn was lower and.
alsio tothe decision not'to include in-
-tewst on iscirne, mortgageg and, SetUTi-'
ties not colillected daring the year but
whioli, in lwge part sholild be ulti-
matiely oolliected.
Total ass�rbs amount to $11,716,819.
Bstafts, trusts and agencies, under
adminietratdon are slightly -higher at
$9,697,552 wh�le funds, in guaranteed
trust acrount we up to $1,076,323
from $827,292, Increase in gueran-
te6d trust account is sib -own by gain
in guairant.eed trust eaertificatc-s which
�re upto $892,,915 from $677,555, x4d,
in depoedtis wihich are up to $183,408
from $149,737.
ln",Wtanent in bonds and cash on
,hand ainount to 140 per cent. of de-
pasit liabilities. In guaranteed trust
account eaz5h an hand is slightly
higher sit $34,543. Investment in
bonds is up to $175,1292 from $124,-
685 whil�e investa-dent in. Irriortgager, is
up to $866,658 from $667,141.
In caPital account, cash is highe-r
alt $21.222, advances, to es��tes, trusts
and agencies is sq6ghtl�' lower at
$130,401, while investment. in mort-
gages and agrelemelftits of sale is down
to $463,724 favm. $&04,714 at ther end
a 19133. Re -aa estateheld for sale is
up to $127,,9.94 from, $110,996. Paid -
in <aPital armombs to $790,M and
revewvle fund rel-niains at $60,000., Con-
tingent reserve for depreciation, and
poss�ble loss on investinionts has been
reduced from $87,805 -to $74,813. Proc
fit and-,kls-s 'surplus is UP to $13,774
from $5,676.
Wild Radish Eradication
Wild radish, sornie6ines called
jointed c1borlOck, wild turnip, or
jointed md1sh, is wi* annual and win-
b�r annual, grow—, g from. one to two
feet Mgh. It produces a large num-
ber of seeds, WhIdli. have the ability,
app2mently owbig to ib6ir oily nature,
of lwing dmmmint, not only over the
Vn'nteT but for S narribe-r of years,
and then when eonditions are favor -
'able, Of prodki6nig fine vigorous
Plants. It Occuir,-J in. cultivated cropis
and grain, and introdudtion is gener-
8111Y'bhVdg'ht about by seeding unclean
grafin. Vantml measures which have
been evolved at the Dorrimon Exiperi-
mentXd Station Sit Kenedville, N. S.,
include a copper sulphate solution,
dxw Pew carit strength (15 pounds
of bluedthnie to, 50, ga, M.n,.s of wimter)
spralyed On the grain emp of each
rotation when the zafth plants hovis
fronm tbiree to five lewves. The ord-
inarY fiour-row potatio, sprayer is u% -
ed for. the work at a preemwe of 200
Pounds. 'Some M gallons of liquid
an's 0equixed per som and the emt
averages abbut $2.20 per acre per
apphica"on. if I ova infestation is
new, 90 time should be lost in hand.
pulling -the plants, making sure that
aome is left to, produce seed.
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A I .
Wife , Put - Kruschen in ftis
'Coffee
He could, not understand wi�k the
headuchles he had * been subject to
suddenly ceased'. His wife told, him
and he at ou.pe sat down, and wro;�
the following lett1er:_
"I am 62 Years of age� and evier
s.inoe I Was a bloy of ten. ywris, I was
subject, to very bad headaches. But
two Years ago'the headaehe� stopped
--dior what reason I dkd not tknow. I
was surprised when one day -my wife
told we I had been using Kr
_"chen
-f years
Salts 11� M7 coffee or over two,,'
I am still using "Ahein, ais I know of
nothing finer for the system." -J T.
Ifle4daebes, r.�, -newly alway�*be
traced to a ddsoWered stionlach and
to thle unsuspected' retention Ila' the
Syst(Jin'Lof s1tagnating waste material
which pbiison4 the blood. Remicire,
these poisonsi--pre;venf them forming
again-aild you'll never have to wor.
rY any mote. An�f that isi , just'llaw
Kruschen Salts brings, swift amd last-
ing relief from headaches. Kruschen
Salts aid Nature to cleame, your body
eomplbteI7 of a clogging waste� mat-
ter.
(Where n'Ooessary to import seed
from other ()eunides, it may 14p adL
vantageow for the &-veretary of the
Sodety or the Chidrinflu of the Flield
Crop ComInAtbele to -purchase seed, r&-
quired by all comLpsting members,
It waist redolylmed(bd the minimum,
acre.age relqUked be lowered h76rn
five toi three. Ainy faatiner wishing to
enteir a .1hrgw flidld wdE be pebinifted'
to do S% bA maller' area wust be
separated by a space equal to one
width of a isved drM.
'For Nbirmern ontaTio it :war. con,�
sidered one acre migbit'be permitted.
JA is expected also the serienge re-
quirem)ent fbir PoWitods may be'low-
Ile Late R. Gerry Willis
It was with deep regiidet that the
citizens of this com�nqlnity learned, of
lbble dealth of R. lGerry Will* 60
Gloucester Street, Toynonto, at thD
home of his parents, Ex -Mayor W., H,
and (Mrs. Williks hem on Friday even -
Ling, FWbruiary Oth. Gerry ww born
,here in 1892 and when, albout fto
Yews of aV went,with. his parents
-to Seafioi:lth. Hie attended public
seffilooil'and 061,14hite Institute'jn that
town, coming bhok to Wineeiii when
h6s parmits rerbumeld heretin 1906. For
fivL1 Years he was 'enigagiedl in his
fatbees shoe store. AX -that Ime, 20
years ago, he, wentito Toronto, where
hle� bal Positions, with Blaitchford
Shoe Stiouie und- Ell-lia, Wiiitheirs,.jewel_�
lers. Up until a yiew ago he was city
traveller for th(e Victoria Paper and
Twine Company, when he was forced
to reiiinquilsh, this position due to poor
heMlih. For the last.'five Years the
dweasedhasnot enjoyled good- hmlth
and A was only his gri-m deernifina-
tion, thiatt kept him on. his job despite
his sufferiing. In May last yew he
M-17amed,lhome and spent this sumtmer
with )his pareints. On his return. to
Toronito he fafled to show improve-
ment, He rwas brought home by his
mother on Wed-nesdiay of last week,
'but denth lbrouWht rtli�ef F-idqv
5000 Facts About
Canada For 1935
The public will again welcome, the
anival -issue of "5,000 Facts About
Canftda�" now irf its 32nd year, com-
piled by the well knorwn Canaffian
writer and 1ectuir%,FTank YeIgN and
which thee won a 11: defserved PoPu_
larity for the conciseness and vailkw
of Ris Information. R is truly a
'abloid cyclopedia of the Dominion-
6angda in a Nutishlell-,lor two,- as
Andy would say. Here within, brief
compasis are all the salient features
of the country for the current yew,
arranige,d under fifty &mpter heads
ranging from Agricwtuwe to. Yukon.
Thiis handy liftle, volumie,___�Ias full of
miewt as a comainuvt--is, a revelation
of the Troigrea*ve story of the Do-
p6tion in a single year, &-nd should
Prove a source of enicouratgement; to
W and a revelatWon ais well of the
favorable tranlcb of rielcent months,-. It
"Siells Cairlddla" most effecW:Wly, and
its wide circulation is good, :1.1
buaine". Copie!q at 35 cents = T
three f1or a dollar aniaiy be bad from 1
588 Huron Stiteeit, Toronto, or from
leading newsdealers,. ' .1
Perennials Will 'Aid
in Rome Beautification
Peremials, are plants- which grow
years afte1r ytear din the garden and
mid adapted to many usleg. They may
be planted -in, c�njunctil-Dn Wft shrubs
-ond mW08 a 906d edging for be-& of
thet" plaints. Some vaTiLties, we at
their best in the water garam;
others To Well if naturalized in the
Wd 4goAdjln; bult *0 incr#qzingly
Popular perennial border is- where
these plants are -seen at their best.
Alpth1d alvd rock gardw Plants, are
of wqyse oerenrA - in habit 'but as
f
many "varleties; suitable for. tbii� type
Of gawleming will griow only under the
=MW,4PI) JandWdOomls OroWided in, Oe
Field Crop Competitions
garden, they will not be treated
At the rec�-nt annual convenVibn of ib de1tdI here,
Agricul�kft.l (SociefieL% dis�jmion on. 39any perenTgaAs t�rj�b � quite WWI
Redd crop wasi. problin- under advelve oonffitjoil% ba% if beist
ent. A vet7 ww Tkwaltfs are to be dlita%edl their likes
ap deimantEng the use of reg- and &IL91*69 must fle, isl*adledl ath pri&
i seled flor all field crop compe- Per cmdilgom prolvide(t Feeding,
tfiblOw c0nift1CtOd by AfgWicultuavI So, oM%ivWftg, watering, and protection
ciietie81 OoMetmnig crops f1or iwbwl� reg- from extrmne vve
.�Iler coo&tgow
i9beTV4 Meid is, avaiTalble. CerML-ld mu1st be a1ttanded to Wt the Vk"er
Wed fbT,Pftwboes VAR, be, demanded. In*, and anyme 1T*mdj1ftg to Plant
Mn addkion, to a,mimber of com- a Perennial bed or bio� uAght dbo
b�ned field crop cbm1perdtionv,. thirty- Well to consider biow milch flimie, will
six *anffing field crop &a4yetWons ble =Wlable and VU* a4mor",gly.
wiere held % 1934. It isl e-Apected the Th% is riot �aid to dj�§ciyar.agb e3#beh-
uUmb;er v4II ibe hx4%owdl to 10o ft6 Ave pUnting, but Ttiltkoi. 66'"�&ur_
se0sm, W care of 006 plaw6fil'i -it's rvdy,#*
A&kuftvW -Sod&*1§1 pr,6p6sing to doife-, and 4", 'sa%xfdw,�n W" Will
boad, ft com
#ogH�jw W6M be -rva:rel� ?'Mft frora, the oY4W1.0r orig-
Well tb 291611txl� 41.111�10 1P will toid tat a tcr-
O*r 01;e� OUTTI)r Of' t tendve W09twMwit kwi.
V -dd ft,
*deit im rodd gbmig bb 600 "It % "d
�0 6f soy
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*A or Inior,
so dww�ad ipfloh on north 'of 4�, PU
KWU IT may Ve enuenow in vagwtih 1W Q
elrouni1stanew i wwr=4, A tqck� of caoog tu
ground U 'A valuable iMet,, aPd rdi7 ft rutb6r rtwi*, S470 Jojoqtte�w I to
be provido3d eith,or �w U befte, surubs f3e ur TO ater
-far. 1p
au, Insh-we of Bobvir, u4vws�-
or. a lv4no-coviered fen,60.9r.wall. Ex� ityof XuAtw4- he M 4-
posure Is not so im1portamit i , U
$svd Pro
theat is u6 W0 -. 64,14 C , Ovor
date* B vmb 31
heavy "de to the South, the 011ow du wivIber as it vp neeaw. W. yeem
and usuaft the farth
00 Hilt fair Qu_
er avray the d�p wwwma tadop c4vler da .
ilearesit treeig are froin'the perennial 4�oql. complody, the Ste&$ [on X 01re a
over 25* e" Iled t
border tal'o eaver. , the P"ants will be Of PlaM4 04 of rea�&h' On WhIft orectiid CU ;Mxp ap.4 go
Larp rat 00 U1 0 FREE
on waftl4s. DuThv Wigh, fide the,
VIM1109 Ism in row's wi the tall
Plants at the back liollowed-by those
I
stiadmeWinding on their scaffolds, a-
bbrv!ei the waftmlook like a group of
,-Or se" 25c for 10 Big Packet# 90901X
ca erw t a
u I r 205CF WZker5t,4? n
d"M
of -medium and dwarf h1eight at the
f run1b give a' Mery molwitionoys
-lake dwellihigs. Tihere axe two. cream.-
of or a anivs.
S CAO., 2,37 Fafts
ap-
pearamee to the border- and a much
eries. on thio dis1hods and the farmers
ma&aftM 001b hw
1313M 1137
bettereffect is produced whien groups
from dw shbWv flow
are ma`cl�B`Of iliffeeent vaketles and
of milk.
heights. It is not necessary to keep
the tall PI"Ints .-to the back lin this
cale. In fact, aNino of this Aalles�
P121111s may be Vlwtted righ't at the
fropt, ilivowl'ided they do na tbloom at
a rAmuw period to, smaller -growing
varieties, immediately behind them.
A great m1amy perennials bloom. in
ARE YOU
0"lY sping -and athough these are
usually of low-gro)wIng habit, they
BUILDINA or.
may b16 Planted in whiost any situa-
tWon in the border,
1.EM,0DE,L1atNG ?
" theb floworing
petiod- is over in. Imlost cases before
ithe -tall plants are high enough to
*them.
DoWt conudt yourself until you
get e facts about E. S. P.
hide Fbir those who �re not
Barns ,,' 'Steel Truss, Tram
very sure of thAr gard�ening ability,
or C' ever... ed. .
the irl1s, baby�q brieath, beeballm; phlox
Makefull use of our twentyyears',
and speedwdll we] be foliind, .9atisfac
experiencein'BarnB6ildiagl Let
tory. The above-mentioned pl;
the Engineers in our Farm Build -
fire especially hardy and, while many
ings Department advise you. Their
Moro could be included "'in the list,
tiftere are enough different vairletje�s
services are absolutely free to
farmers who 'are building or
of the kinds mentibiled to fill as large
remodelling,
a perennial border as nWat people
Write today
would care te -pay for.
'In conelusion, may it be suggested
the% in'A�eud of giving orders to
s�tra ge traViellimg uurverY salesmen,
x3! Guelph St. Preston. ont.
an attemipt be mahe to hum your
Factories also at Toronto and MontreaL.
ordft filled either locally or direct
'by repuUblb niarseryoon. Thb would,
lead t`0 M1QVe satisfaction, as either
your 19jeal suPrA7 store or the nuT-
serymitu is in a pbsition, to give you
the best advice as to the harilkiless
and re1quironientv of any Plaint you
desilre
DON'T PJ;�K BAKINGTAMURES I
may to geow. A plant which
h- Only out of the ground for a short
time has a, Much better- chance to
Iive than onie which has, � spent a
week or more' travelling aver the
Province.
Economics Of Shoal Hay
LU several -p--oints, in the freish-wa.
ter vorticri, of -the St. L*wrenee ostu-
ary -there are extensive shooials which
are ubeolvered' at 1`0W tide, f6r ex-
amPlb, ait fte I10 aux Giruos, and the,
Ile aW.- 0de1s, 30 nfileff below Quebec
City. These shoals are of econdim6c
im1portainee. sei�yfirm families,
11ve on those trwo, Uands and, on� tale
shoal eaeh fanner has a strip one
or tWo ampents (200 to 400 feet) iul
width, running uorthwedt and south -1
east. Tble lim�ts of thev6 strips. axe
marked oirilyby a fewstiaikeis.- Hay-
making time Jls about the 10th of
Ala -gust but the li�ay is, usidd in the
winter tiTae only. In the sumniler
MATERIALS. DON'T RISK
DOUBTFUL BAKING,POWDER.
LESS THAN 10 WORTH OF
MAGIC MAKES A, FINE CAKE111
saysMISS HELEN G.CAMP-
BELL, ivell-known director
of the Chatelaine Insfitute
Canada's Leading Cookery Experts'caution agaist
itrusting expensive ingredients to inferior bakinp,
powder. They advise MAGIC for best resultgl,
CONTMNSN6ALUM—TbJsstatementoqevwy MADF
tin is your guarantee that Magic Baking Pow- , Ut
N6der is free from alum or any harmful ingredient. CANADA
WHEN THE, HOUSE SEEMS EMPTY
WITH MARY AWAY AT BOARDING
SCHOOL . - - AND LETTERS SEEM A
LONG TIME COMING . - - - AN . D THE.
HOL.IDAYS,ARE WEEKS AWAY.!.,,
Pick up the telephone.
A Long Distance chait will
cheer you up and. Mary too.
0 1".g Distance is a comfort in'deed. It gives
you so ;nuch at such lov� cost. You can talk
100 miles or so for as little as 30 cents.
Consult theiroat pages in -your directory.
Mo J*- HABIKIR&
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