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Phone 166
Insurance
Having Purchased
THE INSURANCE
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continuance of your esteemed
patronage.
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have been transferred to my of-
fice and any information will be
gladly given.
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WATSON & REID'
Phone 214 : Seaforth
Specialists, in All Kinds of
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E. C. Chamberlain
Clerk of the Second Division Court
County of Heron
Office in the Dominion Bank Build-
ing, Seafarth. Office hours: —
Tuesday, Thues'da,y and Saturday,
1.30 p.m. to 5.00 p.m. Saturday
evening, 7.30 pm. to 9 p.m.
SERVICES WE CAN RENDER
Life, automobile, fire, 'sickness and
accident insurance. If in 'the mar-
ket for any of the above lines,
kindly give if& a call.
E. C MBERLAIN
Insurancgencies
Phone 334 : Seaforth, Ont.
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• - Insurance -
With the enormous increase in
” auto accidents, you cannot afford
to take chances. Let us protect
you. Rates are low in compari-
Non with protection give n.
s •PrOmpt service and payment of
Claims. • In case oftrouble'the
Citirdpany's Agents through Can -
re, A adi are at your serviee. Enjoy
yet* trips protected * one of
eine Attto Polfciala
I Auto - Fire . Wind,
' couve7ancing
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NEWS QE THE TOWN
• EngagenteateenAle.. end .Mrs.' Hugh
dtkocanden; 'of Walton, anneuece the
elegantemeng.ef their youngest daugh-
ter, Jean Agnes, to Mr. James Mc-
Dougall, son of Mn and1414S. Mc-
Dougall, of Cane, :Ont. the marinage
toetake plane early in 'July,
Presbyterian W..M. S. HOlds Meet-
ing. --Mrs. J. D. Gemmel! entertained
'the W. M. S. of Flint Presheteirian
Church at her 'home on, Tuesday. The
interesting program for the afternoon -
was in charge of Group 1 with Mrs.
Feaet, convener. Excellent papers
were .given by Mrs. Feast and Mrs.
Freeman. Afternoon tea was served'
by the hostess at the close of the
feeti•ng.
Ladies- Guild Meets.—The Ladies'
Guild of St, Thomas Church held
their regular, monthly butiness meet-
ing on Tuesday 'afternoon in . the
Parish Hall. The president, Mrs.
Charles Holmes 'opened the meeting
by reading from the second chapter'
of St. iVfark's, Gospel, recess 24 to 28,
and took for her topic, "Keeping the
Sabbath," fol'lbwed by t'h'e hyena, "0
Day of Rest and Gladness" and'
prayers. After. the variene reports
were gilven it wan decided to hold
only two 'meetings during July and
August, and that a c'olle'ction be 'tak-
en at these meeting's instead of do..
in:g, any, other work durtinrg the sum-
mer menthe. Mire. Apple:yard closed
the meeting with the benediction.
BroadfooteBritton.-nA quiet 'wed-
ding took place at Duff's United
Church, 'Welton,...on Wednesday, June
24, when -Mtn. Jean Britton, :eldest
daughter of Mr. and 'Mrs. Joseph Love
:of Walton. was united in marriage,
to Walter Ronald Brondfloot, onlyson
of the late qr. and Mrs. Broadfoot,
:of .Gree.• Township. Rev. Charles Clam-
ming, pastor of Duff's United Church,
officiated., The bride were a plain
tailored triple lace dress with
white accessories. Following t h e
ceremony M r. " and Man. Bro.adfo ot
left rinezie ef it Qttebee, 'ito'i',treal
and the Maritime • Provinces. For
travelling the bride wore a royal
blue knitted suit with accessories to,
match. On their return' they will re-
side on the groom's famm in Grey
TOW/16hip,
•
• MeKillop Branch Meets.—The Mc -
Branch of the W. M. S., of the
Presbyterian Clittreh met at the home
of Mrs. Helen 31,O.Milla.n 'on- Thursday
afternoon, June 18th. The early part
'of the afternee'n Was 'spent in quilting
and sewing. The 'president, Mrs. J.
L. Bell, 'presided over the meeting,
which opened. with' •a hymn-. The
Se-tip:tune- lessop .taken • from Psalm
67 and the fourth .chapter of. Luke,
was taken by Mrs. In Goverelock, fol-
lowed by Prayer by Alre. Bell: The
•minutes Of the last meeting and roll
tall by the secretary.:followed and
Mrs. Bell then read the Governer -
General' address tothe provincial
sedety,' given in the ,Glad Tidings.
Mrs. J. M. Govenlo:ck sig a pleasing
-solo, "Face To Face." . The Glad Tid-
ings Prayer 'by -Mts. T. 'McMillan was
followed by tine' offering. The meet-
ing cloned by all repeating the Lord's
Prayer.
Barbara Kirkman Auxiliary ,Meets.
—Mlle Barber Kirkman Auxiliary
held their June meeting at the horrie
of Mrs. Robert Cainachari in Tucker -
smith o,n Wednesday afternoon. The
meeting • was, held on the lawn amid'
the bea:urtilu'l setting, incident do the
cannery 'on a dee in June. There
:Wee a gond attendance- and all were
.delighted with the talk given by
Mrs. Lane, of Gederich, Presbyterial
President 'of the Women's -Missi'on'ary
Society. 'Mrs. Lane gave 'a Mos t in-
teresting and comprehensive report
of- the rne.eting of the Executive
C'ouncil held recently in Toronto. The
program 'was in charge 'of the Mc-
Connell group, Mrs. M. 'A. Reid pre-
siding. Miss H. I. Goaliate read sev-
eral of her poems'; Mrs. Munn and
Mrs. Geddes sang "The Old Rugged
Cross," accompanied by Mrs. McMil-
lan with the violin and Mrs. Ander-
son on 'the guitar. At the close of
the program the: committee served a
cup of tea and all enjoyed a social
time. n,
Sermon Subjects For Next. Sunday.
--alortheithe UnitedttChurch-11 aim.,
"Wlhat, the Crates Means To Me"; Hely
CommUnlion; 7 p.m., "All Together
But—" Please note: The Official
Board have 'arranged for the anni-
versary services to 'be held on Oct.
18th. Rev, Dr. Green, of London, will
fie the guest spea,ker.—Rev. T. A. Car-
michael, Mi flitter.
Cavan Church, Winthrop—June 28,
61st anniversary services, 11 a.m. and
7.30 p.m, Speaker, Rev. A. E. El-
liott, of 'Mein St. United Church, Ex-
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+ken. Music by :choir. lanfre
Bethel diverch,seirviceis withtleawn f di
that day.—Rev. G. E. Morrow', Min
letter.
Egmiereteille .01eurehl--10 a.m., Mis
Sfieseary Story on Africa with lantier
• Miles Lawrence, speaker; :1
a.m.' "The Split -it of .Christ Tha
Strengthens: Me"; 7 p.m., "All To th
:Glary 'of God," from the story of Tx
edus. Induction of Reit A.. W. Shop
:heed, Fridhy, Alb. 3rd, at 8 pan
Rev. Charles Malcolm, Minister. •
First. Presbyterian Church in Sea
farthi—H. '0. Feast, Minister. Sun
day School at 10, morning wai'sibil
'et 11, evening serenice at 7. •Morn'iul
seri'dion, "The Searching, Indict:Men
of the World: 'I Would, But . Yt
Would Nat'l"- Evening 'senm•ori, "Th
Lord's Song in :a Strange Land; Eng
land, in the, Sixteenth Century; Th.
Alloying Finger Writes." The musk
for the day will he; 'Morning
andrvene, "Crown Hint Lard Of Alld
Evening, anthem, "Lord, I ,Woulc
Conlin:tune With Thee." Heartiest wel
come to our ,services..
St. Thomas' Church—Sunday, June
28:` eC:onfirmation Class and S.unde
Scheel at 10 a.m. Canon E. Apple -
yard will speak at bath eervices. Al
welcomt.—Canon E Appleyard, Rec.
-her.
Death of Mr. W. R. Smith. -.--Walter
Richardson Smith, one,,,,of Seafarth's
oldest residents and most 'honored
busidees men, died at his home,
North Main Street, on Tuesday, June
23rd, in his '78th year. Three weeks
ago Mr. dinitie suffered a ttleait St -
tack 'while at ,his • desk in the store
and a week later suffered' a stroke,
'froth which he never rallied, gradual-
ly sinking until th:e end came quietly
and :peacefully early Tuesday morn-.
ing. Barn in Haepurhey, Mr. Smith
wets a son of theelatehreihn Smith,
one :of Senfoettes firet business men,
and with the exception of two years
itipent in 'Clinton and Winnipeg, had
lived all his life in this town. Start-
ing in the grocery' business withthe
late IAn:drear "he 'purchased
that business 'on thee death 'of , Mr.
-Young in 1906, and continued it until
his death: For fifty-one years :Mr.
•Sertitilenhad-beerrein linsiteests-..inetthe
saute store in the 'brick block on
:Main Street, which he owned • at his
.death.l Quiet and : unassuming in
manner, generous and charitable, and
possessing a 'business integrity that
brought him toroth respect and honor,
his passing will be keenly felt in the
business :life. of .Seaforth and his fain-
.
iliar figure :will long 'be missed from
Main Street, where fpr over half . a
century he had played such a :prom-
inent part. 'Mr. Smith was one 'of
the oldest membees of First Presby-
terian ,Church at which he wes areg-
tiler attendant as well as -a generous
centeibtettor, and far a • number of
years ..a member of the Board of
'Management. He was also a well
known eerier and howler. , In 1884
he was united in marriage to .Miss•
Margaret 'Anders.on, of Seaford),
whese death occurred four, years 'ago,
but he is survived by a' family • of
three son's and two daughters; Messrs.
William and 'Henderson Smith, who
were in businesswithhim; Mr. Frank
Smith', of Port 'Colborne; Mrs. H. R.
Scott,. Seaforth, and Mies Bell Smith
at "He is also survived 3y two
brothers; Mr. David Smith, Williams-
town,. Michigan; and Mr. Wiliam
Smith, Seafarth ; and' six • sisters,
Mrs. A. Haugh„ Flint, Michigan; :Mrs.
A. Greist, Lansing, Michigan; Mrs.
Liverance. Miss' Eliza-
beth Smith, Ottawae Mrs. T. Hater,
Blackie, .Alberta, and Mrs. W. E.
Kerslake, Seaforth,, The funeral was
held from his Tate home on Thurs-
day afternoon, when the services we're
conducted by 'his mihiseer, Rev. H.
C.' Feast, Interment was made . in
Afaitlandhank cemetery, the pallbear-
ers .being Messrs. J. A. Stewart, J.
J. Cluff, John Beattie, Harry 'Stew-
art, J. M,. McMillan and' J. E. Keat-
ing.' Among those from a distance
whoattended the' funeral were 'Mr.
Dave Smith, Williamstien; Mr. Jahn
An d ers on , -New York; . Mies Elizabe th
Smith, Ottawa; Mrs. H. E. Serilkerl,
NEW York;' Mr. and Mrs. .Frank
Smith, Alan and' :Douglas, and Mrs.
Hercim.an,, Port Colbennie; Mr. George
Anderson and Miss Mary Anderson,
Chat ham.
LOCAL BRIEFS
• Miss Alice Devereux has passed
her third year in Honor Business Ad-
ministration and Secretarial Science
,at the University of Weetern Ontario,
London.
• Mr. and' Mrs. Warren Ainent and
little daughter, of Detroit, are spend-
ing a week's 'holidays at the' home of
Mr. and' Mrs. William Atnent.
• Mrs. W. R., 'Attath,erwelle of Ot-
tawa, was a week -end guest at the
home of Mr. and 'Mrs. Neil
• :Mr. William Somerville . Of Wood -
'stock, was in town' �n/ Saturday.
• • Professor 'Brenton Kerr, Buffalo
University; Mr. Reward Kerr, 0:slit
awe, and Mr. Leslie Kerr, Toronto,
spent the week -end with their par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. James Kerr.
• 'Mit. W. E. Southgate returned
frOmi New York :on Saturday. She
was acoo:mpanie'd by Mrs. Southgate,
gyhtespent 'the winter with heir" daugh-
ter, Mrs, R. A. 'Wilson, in New York,
• Miss Mackay and: Mists Redmond
motored to Toronto for the week -end.
"'Mt. and Aire. A. D. Scott spent
dhe week -end at the home of- their
Alaughter, Mrs. Love, in Toronto.
,0 Mr. Arthur Edmunds, of the
Do/minion Bank staff, Hamilton, is
spending his holidays at his home
here.
• Mr: 'and Mrs'. J. Leslie_ Oakland,
California.,Mee J. johniston, Gode-
deli, and Mrs. F. Middleton, Go:die:rich'
Townehip, spent Friday with' Mrs,
Rid' and Miss Galbraith, Goderich
Strelet.
•
xi.m
Margaret Thompsen, of Al-
lentown, Pennsylvania, is spending
the holidays at the home" of her par-
ents, Mr. and 'Mrs.. W. 'F. jlhoinso
• Miss Peggy Goddard and Mr.
Hell, of MeManter University, Handl"
ton, :and,. Mr. Vries:worth, be Qunen't
Unihersity, Kingston, were the Week
guests of Mr. and Mrs. M. Mc-
Kellar.
• Miss Beat Southgate., teursenin-
training at Welleeley Hospital, tb•.
VOttlt6, is home for the holidays.
• legs Ohapritatty of Mc,
Donald, Rail, in vending the heliidaYS
voith httrnofiher, Mtn E.
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GODERICH ST. - SEAFORTH
ceived word that their daughter,
• Mrs. M. Desh'oro, :who :recently under-
weht a serious operation in Detroit,
is able to leave the hospital and is
making' a splendid' reeavery.
e- Aire. John Nolan, Huron High-
• way, east, is recovering from heir re-
cent illness.
• Miss Margaret IMeKellar is visit-
ing friends in, Sarnia and Detroit.
h • The many friends of 'Mrs. F. J.
Kereliake will be sorry to learn that
she is not enjoying good health et
peneent.
a Mrs. janies Beattie is, visiting
with London friend's.
• Mr. Alvin W. Sillery m'otored to
Toronto where he sant the week -end.
• Mr. and Mrs. W. C. W. Barber
were in Toronto on Monday where
Me. Barber was attending a Rogeers-
Majestic dealers' conalention.
• Teachers of the Collegiate have
returned home for their Shimmer
holidays this week, Mies Fennel go.,
ing tic, Grand Valley; Miss Wood to
Kidgetton, and Miss Darling to To-
ronto.
Home Cooking Sale
,
and Bazaar.
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under auspices of W. A. of Con-
• stance United Church, on
SATURDAY, JUNE 27th
in Bill Barber's Radio Shop
'DOORS OPEN- AT 3 P.M.
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GARDEN ,
TEA : :
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Under 'auspices of 'the Hospital
Aid, will be held on the
HosintalGrounds Seaforth
on a
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FriAfterneen, June 26
, • 3.36 to 6 P.m.
^ Brink your friends,,both ladies -
and gentlemen,and enjoy tea
on the tool hospital lawn.
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— PROGRAMME —
Bachelor's Quartette, Listowell ;
W. 5. Taylor,Comedian; Mrs.
R. Cox, Elocutionist. SUPPER SERVED FROM 6 to 8 p.m. 111
Admission -20c and 35e. A
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For The.
Summer
• During' the Summer
month's, we will endeav-
or to serve our custom-,,
ers by making regular
deliveries, four, times a
week, and twice a day.
In this way,: with the
co-operation of our cus-
tomers, we hope to elim-
inate all unnecessary
delay in delivery.
Deliveries will be made
as follows:
DAYS—Monday, Wed -
clay, Friday and Sat-
urday. .
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- HOURS—Morning de-
-livery: 11 o'clock a.m.
Afternoon delivery, 4
o'cltick p.m.
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Mn and 'Mrs.,:A:61t, 'Wheeler and
eon,' of 'Dettleoit, spent the week -end
with friends in the -IT:Maga
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Ray `D'Itigo'n and Son, of Lon-
don, Visited friends lin the village and
Seaforth bet week.
Male. James Berry visited friends
in London and Port Stanley lent
week,
Dr. and,'Mrs. . Glanfield„ of Wal-
lacetown, 'called on Aden& in the
village this week.
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ST. COLUMBAN
quite a .number Of school, childfen
'ate u'p with the measles.
A :good 'program and social was
:held -Irtnitilay evening, June, 19th, un.
der the 'auspices of the C. W. L.,
1Mr. and Mrs. Joe Moyslan,, of Kit-
chener, visited friends over the week
end. -- -
Misses Agnes . and Gertrude Mc-
Grath visited their mother, Mrs. Pat
McGrath, over the week -end.
McMillan - Williams
'A quiet ,'but 'pretty wedding UWE
place on onday alt 9 to'cleck in St.
Oolumban •Church with Rev. Father
Dan'tzer officiating, when Mary Wil-
liams, daughine (of Mr. and Airs;
PaJtrick bf Hibbert, was
united' in marriage to William ,Mtc-
milian, son of 'Mr. and 'Mrs. Miles
IdloMillen, of Hillabert. The bride
looked eharndng in a lace gown over
pink Satin, carrying pink roses and
-wearing a large pink mohair hat and
pink satin slippers. Her sister, ,Miss
Catherine Williams, was' bridesmaid,
wearing a, pretty yellow.•govan, White,
hat, white, slippers and carrying ros-
es with maiden hair fere. Mr. Hugh
McMillan, of Tuckereanith, a .cousin,
supported the grinene 'Following the
inatriage High Masa -was sung by
Rev. Father Dantzer with :Mrs'. John
Dolw,ney: presiding- atthe organ. A
sumptuous wedding. :breakfast was
served at the home of the :bride's
parents and in the afternoon Mr. and
Mrs • McMillan left CM a ,,heiteggiaon
trip to Detroit and: other 'points. On
heir. rietfirri-they will reside on the
grotem's farm. -in IHIllebe'rt, •
Visit/ors; . :Mists Lillian O'Sullivan
f Landon, is spending two months
with her 'parents, Mr. and Mrs'. Jas.
O'Sullivan; Mr. and Mrs. Joe. Moy-
an .'acid' the Mises Gertrude and
Agnes McGrath, ^of Kitehten'er, with
their 'respective parents: 'Miss Mary
Purcell and: Catherine More with
the formente sister and- brother, Mr.
and Mrs: Terry Flannery; Mt. ,Gert,
Holland with his 'brother, John
alle'n'd 'and other relatives; Charles
alone, Wirdeor, with, his parents,
Mr. and: Mrs. 'John M'aiceriet Mr. Jas.
L. 'Dorsey, 'ofDidutli, with Mr. and
i's. Janient Catlin, and -Mr. and Mrs..
ohne Holland and • 'other . relatives;
Phbinns. McQuaid and John :MCIvor
t their respective herneas. from Scar -
oro. Bluffs .11V1ission 'College.
ZURICH „
An, interesting event was' celehrat-
at Drysdale JR. C. Church on Mon-
ey, when Rev. L. Marchand perform --
d the ceremony "which united, in
a,rniage, Hazel, daughterr 'of Mr. 'and
ti/i's, Joseph ,DuchannIe, of Drysdale,
end Anthony, Son of Mr. and Mrs.
James Masse, 'of Hay Towns/hip, AtE-
er ceremiony an .enjoyable time
as spent at the 'homes of the bride's
arents, who .celebrated the 25th an-'
inersary of 'their .wedding day at
he same time.. Relatives, were press -
cit . from many distant points', in -
lading !swine from .Alberta. • - •
'Mr. and Mrs. Henry Steinbach and
vs. Clara Dether,'who spent the
ast month with relatives and friends
C.nvalter, N. D., 'and other western
Milts, have returned to their homes
ene. They report a splendid. trip
rid that the crops in this section are
inch better than in 'Dakota, which is
e ,of the 'Western Stated, -suffering
om extreme heat and dry weather.
A large nembee from the 'village
vicinity attended' the 'Wurm ene
nho held at Bright's Grove, near
arnie, on Sunday.
A straWtherry lawn 'social will be
.ion the lawn of the Evangelical
urcli, Zwick thisS 'Friday evening.
n interesting pr'o'gram will be giv-
after the supper.
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14c, 18c, .25c, 33c
and 39c up to 75c
New Prints
-Yard wide, sturdy
cloths - in fast dye
prints. 'Splendid pat-
terns.
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17c and 20c YARD
AIIMIN=111-•
RAYON
Silk Tuscan
For :Window 'Curtains.
A ,beautn,
iful. pattler
and very special
price. Yard . •":"."
Special Showing
of
SUMMER DRESSES
COATS, SUITS,
HATS, ETC.
Come and see the New
Things
CHILDREN'S ,
Wash Suits
A real buy for young-
ster's ' Summer wear.
Priced to clear 'GO
Snit
MacTAVISH'S
A Big Time at Crornarty
Anniversary Services will be held in Cromarty Presbyterian Church on
SUNDAY, JUNE 28th, 1936, at 11 a.m. and 7.30 p.m.
Conducted by REV. JOHN ELDER, MILVERTON.
Special music at both services. Thq choir' will be assisted' by The
Exeter' Quartette in the evening.
COME AND WORSHIP GOD WITH US
In connection with these services the Young People of the Church
will hold a Strawberry - Cream Festival and Entertainment on
MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 29th. The programme will be given by
the Young People's Society of Staffa United Church, who will present
a play entitled, "The Khan's Talisman.'1 This is a Canadian royalty
play. Music between Acts.
SUPPER SERVED FROM 6 P.M. TO 8 P.M.
Admission: Adults Adults 35c and Children 20c.
ATTENTIoNt •
Farmers and
Threshermen
•
Come, see our patented all steel, Blower• Straw Cutter
and Shredder which can be attached to any Threshing Ma-
chine. Thi S 70 lbs. 2, ILP, invention replaces the old style
ledger plate cutter. Upon request we will direct you to a
thresherman in your district who operates it.
We also have,a new Grain Thrower to replace the old
discarded Grain Elevators.
DON'T DELAY IN WRITING
HERRGOTT COMPANY,
Phone No. 10 - Mildmay, Ont.
357-6-2
VITA F D,
is a / .CHICK BUILDER
I Poultry- Farm Proven. Fed to thousands and thousands
of Baby Chicks, annually.
2 Promotes Rapid Growth, deep yellow, pigmentation and
full uniform feathering.
3 Maintains Rugged Health and Vitality; Strong, sturdy
bone development -.-- full of vim and vigor.,
4 It, eliminates the Hazard and Guess -work in your Chick
Feeding Program.
5 You can feed Vitafood with, full assurance 'that it will
produce better chicks at less Cost.
ROE FARMS MILLING CO., ATWOOD, ONTARIO
AgiellriaNisk
rFuOD YI A '41
CHICK
STARTER
110 Rriiiii/600,000
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PROVED RIGHT MADE RIGHT
at the Roe Poultry Rauch at the Roe
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