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• PRAYER
Help us, 0 Lord. in this our day
aPd gore:Latta:1. ta shew forth thy
ereirees. iTeip ell the miesisnariee in
foreign /ands to Fee tres to the pee-
eesee whieh took them there se that
thy presence and power may be ram-
Ifest threugh th(en and 'army b kd
to Feel; the way of selvaVen. Poe
Jesus' sake .we pray. Amen.
S. S. LEFSON FOR AUG, 26th, 1928
Lesson Topic -Paul b A .1toinau
Prison.
Heart P"siitated•-
t Ilad Dizzy polls
I essen Paseageeeacte JG19-31.
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• The day of the 4poetles in the ("Ay
of Philippi wau cut 6311U by an un-
foreseen ciretenstaece. They were
feIlowc.1 en differeot (neaeiens by a
dernon-pecressed slave girl Vet
brought email gain to her mestere by
her for:time-telling. $he repeatedly
called eut after Paul and Silas.
• "These leen are the tervants a the
meet high Ged, whieh sheer unto tr
the wey of ealvatiton" Paul gaVo
preof of the truth of ter etateann.
• what he caused the 'hell spirit in her
to ittice ids departure. This 'proof
of the pewee and presence of Clod
stead •ef owing the owners a the
slave girl enraged them for neer-their
eource of gain WaS 1Q.eit to .the.
at once they became much concerned
lest the public peace Should be die.
tuthed. Th market-pla.ce was a
place where people gethered_4111.the
volirti Wake- often held in or near
'those places. Paul and Silas were
hurried thither and taken before. the
'magistrates •and accused of being
troublere of the •eity, teaching a new
Nem Wore Ba theeltl.
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Palpitation of the heat hs One et
•the Snort common of all heat trouble.,
and many people are kept la e. state
• .o/ morbid fear ot death, beeoniewaelet
IWO aria edeereble, lieve weak sail
dissi spells, their nervee blares env
IttltOg and they 'citeinot Weep.
• Mrs. John Walemose, Menitowaulagi
Ont., leritec-ea twos ver/ poalyfr
balm palpitation of Om heirs, 44
• marvea weree so bad Z could not
Mod the lee* noise, X aka had dimly
ujsi and felt as if Vetere going Re
• P ege the floor or suosst
eat advertisement of
•ao dehined. to Ore theta
I'got I box aria *Oak turn dOnli
nie good continued until lead taloa
; jive boxee found.complete tottefert
11511ennts Heart tint Iforos
Soo:fa box at,alt 4roggiiits or doilorst.
or pond direct 0*?Mitt of rive
The T. Milbarri do, .UO64,
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Auto and jorse Liveril
ffack Stables, Eie.
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part of the town for en
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Prompt Service and ' •
Carefttl AttendatIce,.-
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In .Very reepect,
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THE PEOPLE'S STORE
an laws. Barnes says: "This sis one,
among reallyinstances', where wickei
and unprincipled men will endeavor
to make religion the means of pr -
noting their aWa interest. If they
tan make inoney by it, thee will be-
come its professed friends; or if they`
can- annoy Christiania they will at
once have remarkable zeal for lee
laws and for the.purity of religion."
I The apostles were not given a fair
trial as Paul afterwards told the s.' -
pants. "They have beaten us *polo
uncondemned, and ,have east us into
orison." The jailer was told to keep
them safely so he thrust them into
cells in the interior part of the prison
and further secured them by fasten-
inge their feet so that they could not
elessibly escape. Their sinfrings
must have been very great which
would prevent their sleeping. Their
WOR1..Nt; MOTIIEle
Amy a ydziog 'nether fends bereele
+At in the world, with the neecseity of
! eareing her own living. and a (eild ta
• 4arC for. slew teze going to de
oothe How is she going to held a
lett arid at the $4.1W 'Cane not neglect
ecr little (lie. This is tee batting
tuestiert whieh ie being met daily by
many a breve little AVidAV-ogd,
'grass".
Oae tell* to re:..on with -there is•
elways a way. The world, is full ef
food people who can be utilieed to
Aid you in your double task. But k
does take conaiderable figering to
make tho proper arrangonenta. The
.child must not be neglected ; that is'
the nret thing which is definite. The ,
second feet stares you in the face i
• stantly, you must find a, way tb earn
money, Theee are some a the was ,
in winch some ;dimity young motheel
hiree solved their problem :
If the child is small, you eaa.work.1
at some place where you can have
tbe child with you, keeping haze for
some old people or et woman who is
good women, with children of her
Or Yea can take a job and hire a I
own, to care for YOUlla white you are
away. It -will take some thought and
hunting to find the eight-woe:nue Or
you can board at a place where the
woman will take care ot the eldld and ,
hoard you both. There are always
poor women, who have to help earn
the family living in their own homes1
and who would be glad -for a rea-
amiable sum -to take takee of your
• child with theirs. Or you can be that
woman, and take care of the Young
children of other working mothers
while yottare at tome with kours.
• Or there are numerous things you
ean 4o at home, with the child with
Yoe, --besides being a foster 'Mother.
You Call perhaps sew or bake or rent
rooms or take hoarders or do type- ,
writing or ntilize some special . talent
to earn 'money, though that is more '
precarious than to bold a regular
endive, these may be held up by ad-
hesive tape:' Now there's a tEci.u2
-a rev: 'feminine invenzice.
Slaehing it in vogue. Skiets clay
be Flashed to ehow the underskirt
which is of colored georgette or tef-
feta. $loussect also may be dater:it,
and sleeves may be slashed to give
way to a puffed undersleeve d geor.
gette.
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HEALTH AND THE SUN
Old Sol not oily maims life Cieery,
but he makes it healthy. Tee ultra-
violet ray is a health giving element
and delicate babe e and mothere
should get generOUS dosea• of it this
summer. It Will not pass thrtneeh
ordinary glass, but la filtered out, so
we need to get right out into the
open. Do not postpone that walk an-
t st ter sundown, go in the middle
of the -day.. But begin absotbing the
sunlight gradually, if you are not tie-
eustetned to it. Work up, by bonne-
epatine doses, until you get a good
*oat of tan. Small children, in the
heat of suinnier, Should wear little
else than the aforesaid "coat."
Child welfare experta have recent -
made a study of the fabrics desir-
able for tbe play clothing 'of small
children. They AdViaa VOrY lighte
weight, porous fabrics, and the gar.
ments made eo as to expose to the
sun and my as much of the body as
modesty will permit. Marquisette, net
or other fancy, opoeweave cotton
fabric will do for waistswith littIe
trousers of firmer material.' .
If one Objects to the transparent
Materials, a light -weight cretonne or
eaten print may be used and the
garment deePly cut ender the arm
and very low In the neck and short
and loose at the knee, to expose the
body to the sun.
WIG MACNINE
If you do not want to rein, your
sewing machine, do not pull the goods
through faster that the automatic:
spirits were anstainaa the exer_ outside job. I feed would naturally take it After
erisorers were maned at tuell (nett- is the day nursery
'Menthe ohild re' old enotighlbeire' you 41ave done this' for awhile you
and later he may i will have it spoiled, and you have
-I'efeeetli "Weise and prayer. Theeathei
'MO to OlitWard suffering and sure be kept until four or five o'clock when to gime this extra bate The Mita'
roondingie but these men were prey- you. call for hire, It might even be. luotie feed is intended to take tbe
ing that "in a dungeon
one may find . that • you would have to imee him goods through as Jost as the 'machine
as real happiness as on a throne." boarded out for a few months, in van handle it. It may be necessary
The body may be bruised but the some good home, and pear to You so ' to raise the presser foot slightly, by
spirit mina be bound. In these men - that you can have him with you on ,hand, *Ilea stitching over a deep
we sea the inestimable 'worth of the Sundays. The churches are an aid to I seam or it may be wise to adjust it
religiori. of 'Christ. the mother with her child and Will to the goods you are sewing, but it is
: 'The Apostles, while singing, hatieput bar in touch with appartantelee not well to hurry it faster than it is
haa proof of the pre.smice of God and College girls or high school girls ere Wended t45)
Oe power to provide a way of es- always to be found who would gladly
'pane, .In this miraculous into:rms.:mm*1ot youf child for a few hours erVICJAAUTT
thin the ether prisoners shard f�rE after his school is out each ,day and A little town in Indiana is -peek
the Chains of all fell away. • But until you -can call for him, or a young gay aud beautiful in its down 'town
theugle the doors were thrown open echool'teacher'enight forea little ex- seater, by the ingenuity of a florist.
net one attempted to go out. tra Pay, do this. . He sold to the merchants urns en a
Never be 'discouraged. Nolen you cement base. these beset out pee
It was the custom among Greeks
pd you will be surprised tunlas, which do not require much
sate and, bloom profusely and cootie -
and Romans for a maw to commit - scout around
suicide When he vvas forced to face haw many possibilities are open to
wifirt'Situation which 'could •Ynn. And of this You Ina3' sura:ilteusslYid'es gtoefully. These are sta.
;Sprays of vinca virie drape
eet, eseope. Rare, tile jailer would You are not the enter' one with linen-
t'ava Vika 'himself for he knew he 'dal PrOdarns- (Mere needing'sinne- tioned at friendly intervals all about
would be held responsible for the es,. thing to do Will gladly accommodate the four blocks of the builness center
cape of the prisoners. How gret themselves to your node in the care of this town. The florist, when he
would be his surprise when he learn -
of your child. There isno jolt in the fills the urns for the business Ivo,
ed that not one had taken advantage world so pleasant as caring for littleagrees to keep them in order. Ween
are the women they need it he waters them, or even
refills them, that the owners may
of the open doors. He was overcome aldldrent and lee"
and girls* who would. like to be. em-
end. new came .to regard them as in • • have no anxiety about constant beau -
manta religious teachers, in great 010Yed at it.
,ty. On a hot day, when the sun shin -
favor .Wieb GO, Believing this and °
greatly agitated, he earnestly asked ' . THE NEW PINERY • ing giaringlet, on a hard and desert
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what 'ae should do to come nnder the Ue aring nder some of the ' taffeta
eement idewalk,it 14 gladdening told t ay flowers and vines,
e g
protection of that great Being in dresses peep petticoats of a gay tialdbehocing
h
whose favor thee eeedfestlY were. or, gold or silver -teed-- or piek geor- apea_their words of Cheer to the
He asked ethe greatest of all quo- get,te. They may be ruffled and only Pass" bY.
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tions: "What must -I- do to be savi= One is deniended today. Some o -
e young oeNemeG;a.RApE
edit" He woe told that he apd misses wear ruffled pantalates tn.
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members. of hiS household could be *ad of petticoats. Skirts are a joma housewives make both Vane
uice and grape butter from the same
elaved by believiiig on the Lord :reseal trifle 'longer than yesteryear. To:
Christ. Their physical condition was • make up for this, Paris dressmakers batch grapes. They 11114 cook the
the
e
.forgotten in the presence Of the are mgrapesand extract the clear juice
making dresses lower in the bark. %Nada tuns, from the . ulaSif easily.
ehance to direct souls to the Saviour.: "Hoer on they wear those Y-shap.
They instrueted the family and then ed thin es in the hack". asks My This they can as grape juke. Of the
baptized them alL How changed did _ young daughter. "Don't ,they have residue, which must not be drained
the jailer Weenie in a few hours' any underwear ,The answer is: too thoroughly, they make grape but..
time! Humanity and he lied seem- ,"They may note, `Theeter. They turn it out of the bag,
dresses .MaY from which they have ()trained the
iegly parted company when the pas- 'be all the wearer has above the waste
ojoke, and put it through a ilers Were given over to his charge - line or, if they wear the combination grape
sieve, which will perinit :the pulp to
but after his conversion he pitied
ooze through it, but will strain out
: them end hastened to apply healing D7--. Braga of 11-razil, a Malagasy pas- the seeds. They season this with
to their wounded bodies and reeeived
them as buttered guests in his ,ketue. tor and high -caste Christian Bra& cloves and cinnamon bark, tied in a
Is it not so that often one of
• nun; a -Siamese acts as usher. at one hag, and cook it down into a grape
*he
most striking changes that occurs hi door and an American at another; a butter. TIae thrity housewife will
converdion is seen in the disposition
Bantu Quaker like Ptofessor jakavu, fleet minove the skins from 'the
to be kind to the sintering and the of Port Hare has a PhillPeina on his grapes she is to cook, and cook them
right and Dr. Black of Free St. Geer- and the pulps separately. Whekthe
lame? gie on his left. Mrs. Porgan of Ed first quality of Juice has been drained
W010,0 MIspeoatS • ingburgl:Ciorie one Of a group of oft, and the seeds have been removed
atrusOleni, Mount of Olives, tvomen delegates with Miss Tseng ef froni the pulp, the cooked skint; may
Mareir2Otle1928. Changsha and Mies Tilak of Indin. be added to the grape butter.
"Edinburgh 1910" bas, for over a Language does not,seperate the tom- , ......0--
goneratiore bean a landmark in nee, party from the japanese and Nigerian ABOUT MEATS .
sionary history,' 1 think, however, Bishops or the French paetor in their In buying beef, select that of good
that it is not too early to prophesy fervent prayers from the platform, color, veined with fat. _Pork should
that "Jerusalem 1928? the great oath neking God'e blessing on fhe be a delicate pink and close grained.
meeting of the International Mission- gatherings in hie own tongue. Dr. If you have the bones cut out of your
ay Council, during the opening hours Mott has declared that East and West roast, to roll it, bring home the bones
of which r am writing, will in vete each VaaliSt$ that it ean give and earl foe, tout): Select a short, illicit kg
to come loom even larger than its receive from •the other a knowledge of ,.lamb, that will slice 'welt
preeecesaor in the minds of those of the things that men live by, and A #apon chicken. is, the most de -
who am coking to obey the Master's here is the process in action. (To be lialOaa of poultry...It ia as la:go tie
last orainand, . continued). a meditith (deed turkey and much lin-
"Propheta were born on aloe, Hubert W. Peet inor grained and of finer flavor, Roast
hills," said ,Dr, John R. Mott, the the British Weekly. a fowl with the breast° down acathat
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chairman at Jerusalem SS at Edin- - the juieee will run into the breast
*ming a gathering truly to be de-‘
burgh, at the opening session, ad- ATTE,„„in.
Cook byllectricity seribed as "amazing," when it met 111 I Rini, it with a little flour to plump it up. •
i Wash by Electricity for the first time on Mare% 24 ork the
brow of Mount Olivet Certainly 'STUPPECIT&ESTEAR
Iron by • eetrwaty-
has WOrk more people
to Kellogg's Corn Flakes* than
to any other ready.to.eat cereal.
Flavor and matchless crispness!
Just because they taste so good
that's why more than 11,000,000
people demand Kellogg's each day. .
CORN F - LAKES-
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MEN MAROONED
(Continued from page
"Mrs. -Cameron," said Garth, quiet-
ly,, "your husbandetells me that it
will seriously bud Joan Quarrier's
wea•iie
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workiwnitaver and crispness -Wm.
never bee* cepholl
Servo for lamb or *ow* as
wen
as breakfast* F. for dto
kiddies* *vesting meal. Never
tough .thick -e.t.a extra . also,
e Easy to degest.
Order at beteli,. rostairsats,
cafeteria's. 0*
tlialarcare. Uhl
• by all grocers.
Made by Kellogg
in Leaani, Oat.
1 1928 dates' for the Canadian Na.
tional Exhibition. are Friday, August CANADIAN NAIIONAL RY a
I TRAIN SERVICEto-TORONTO
tional Grandstand acommodates , * DAILY XCEiri
8,000. - live. Goilerich 6.20 a.m. 2.20 p.m. '
I For Seal& or Burns.. --Dr. Thomas" " Seafortli 0.50 aan. 3.0a pen.
. " Clinton 0.44 aau. 2,50 pate
, Eclectrie Oil is a standard remedy for " Mitehell 1,21 emu 8.85 p.m.
; the prompt treatment of scalds and , Arr. Strained 145 a.m. 4.03 p.m.
burns. Its healing power quickly ie * Kitchener 8.40 a.m. 5,20 pane
'soothes the pain and aids a speedy: " Guelph 9.04 a.m. 5.50 p.m,
recovers. from the injury. It is also t " Toronto 10.26 a.m. 7,30 p.m.
an excellent remedy Inc all manner . Iteturning--Leave Toronto 7.55 ilen.,
of cuts, bruises and sprains, as well 12.55 p.ra. nal 0.05 p.m.
as for relieving. the pains easing.
from . inflammation of various kinds, ' Parlor Cafe Car tioderich to. Tor -
A bottle in the house and stable saves, onto en morning train, and Toronto
• many a doctor's and veterinary's. fee. to Godereli on 6,05 p.m. train. Ne
change of cars between Got:leach and
'Toronto
Cauada's Premitn' Horse Show will . • '
be held at night during the 1928 Con.'
adian National Exhibition. , J. A. LAWRENCE,
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, Tertn. PasTsejackgeetr Agent,•
.
ADVERTISE IN THE STAR "wile 8'
nt ernal and Externa.I Pains
aro promptly relioveid by
Da TBOMAW.ECLECTRIC OIL
24th, to Saturday, Septeraber 8th.
Standing, room tit the Canadian Nil.
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IIEFORE le A TratiMONiAL row arm% a
Atib fa TO.csav OnfAren se4Leit T AVM
THAT IT HAIIIIREH_SOLO roangastyirrevrsna
,,NONIEHOUll COMMA QUALITIES.
"Let's Go SlOW Here"
tioh in missionary circles, if she
goes to take tare of Etienne's wound.:
"4I'm 'afraid it will eause a lot of ,
talk here and at Moose," regretfully:
agreed the factor's wife. "You knoll
What they are." ,
"No I don't know what they, are--
• except' this, I know that Mr. Swan
must have a foul mind. Of oume,
he has no head -there's no room un-
der his hat for one."
"He'll surely forbid her to go with
you. Major Guthrie."
"Suppose she goes anyway?"
'I don't know what to say.'
Guthrie smiled. "Well, would you
feel better about it, if told you
loved her, and have already tried to
ask her to mail me -will ask her
every day she's at Elkwan?"
The face of the startled and ember.
ressd Mary Cameron flushed ,.with,
delight. "Oh, Major Guthrie! Pm'
so glial -so glad!" • ' 1
41-41!" take her up today! it:
waen't sure you Were Serious, MY buy,
and we think a lot of her," gruffly ex-
claimed the factor.
Her eyes, misted with tenni elle
ould not control, the factor's wife
grasped the hands of Guthrie with
both of. hers. "1 don't know -she
never told me!" she tried, "but I've
thought somehow that elle thfilks
lot of you. I wish you luck!"
So peace was made at Cameron's.
(To be continued)
-.Musk Town wilt be delighted with
Half. Royal Air Porte Band of Eng-
land, whicb will be in •attendance
throughout the whole fourteen days
of the 1928 Canadian National. Exhie
bition, It is ono of the premier meal
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sal organizations of the world.
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instead ei into the pan. Turn it -
over at the last to brown, and dredge a
_ CONVENIENT,
CLEAN .QUICK
Cheaper than Coal or Wood
An electric Vacuum Cleaner
removes tlie dust; a. broom
- just moves the dust.
7 We guarantee ail Hydro
Lamps for 1,Soo hours.
Walk in and se display' at
lie Hydro Store
CASTOR IA
Fa Must* 0•4 Cliikitett
In Us* For Over 30 Wars
"dirty* hem
the
plitnatate of
there must have been preeent mane Mix together one chopped onion,
of the new prephetie vokee for tvhich. one chopped tart apple, a half cup
!
us Dr. Mott declared, the 'wo..cl
rld is smolt AGE1 appd ecelefy, a pint bread eruinte,
waiting to energize the will of hum-
_.
, two tablespoone butter, salt find oep-
anity aril summon whole peoples to • per and moisteu with hot milk. Roll
sacrifielal devotion. Never beforeaz_ this 'stuffing inside a strip of beef -
lois suet a company gethered at the mrs. Goodkey iralls Hat' Experi- steak and bake. Have the oven hot
birthplace of Christianity on the very ence with irmidiam's Compsuid and brown it at first, then eover and '
ground Christ Himself trod. I look bake one hour.
round the great reception -room at theBytin004 Amerta.-consi chug* -- 0 -
aut Government House, 4'ol-iierly the . ea bee wee the trook, oath nee wan _ MRS. SOLOMON SAYS :
German Sanatorium, and cal not on- .. a wrarowdown.thin, The difference between a lovely
ly Ate nearly all the best town fig- andwaekandeould home and one which lacks both cola. i
tires of missionary endeevara of riot IWO. .bad $ fort and charm is not so much a dif. i
Great Britein, Ameriea and of the ..-e- = • IlloPeoto unt terente in the amount of money I
tiln
Continent, but Men and women, many ead os do murk.1 son talon •
hem in theie native rostunies, of dia Z. Pink- epent on it, as in the love and inc-
of t
the no longer entirety Dark Contin- aa
• . nite V ablts cet and $,5'30 put into it. '
:one, of Amin and the Ishinele a the * te.- p nOW
ISea. At thete formal seetione, or at n aid x isri like a "/ feel diet it was wrong for rat
, miens. / eee the Bishop of Menchester •
the more informal meale and discus.. e., Is .6.1
I woman. I saw i to merry yoa after ray desr hueband
: mating neet a reedieg Chineee like ...
-e-eweetjtede.,_eift tbee died, ,If only my husband bad been
i Dr. Ditviel Yui of lehavighair, 'by my 'a' 1"". i " 'ffith me when you propeeed he never
Pille is Dr. Jftliire Reeder, e de by
'An ele lir Zee( Mope Thome) Lumbar
nf Page, rtt, W. It Steventon, erd berts, me scitre it shows."
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MILE
lied Lydia E. Not' have permitted it."
hiaa's ffasatIve Wok I Men weft. haelmwee am potfctt gem-
reended it to a lot of wawa friende." -
MRS. WIC er0Onntry, ynses, An, _Meet, When weecrepe, he twee tieg
Bathe ht !Masai and
warm water, rubhhig
the solution into the
aching' parts with the
finger tips* j
Minard's la also 'pleat -
did for sprains, bruises
sad straisod ligamenta it
ESTERN FAIR
LONDON - • ONTARIO
September 8th to 15th
-A Day at the Fair" is worth
two anywhere'!
What you can see in the way of exhibits, live ttock.
poultry, dogs, handicrafts, amusements, star grand-
stand attractions, new inventions, latest scientific
developments, and interesting th!ngi in general would
take weekS any other way.
New Steel and Brick_ Livestock Arena
° BRING THE FAMILY
$40,000 in Prizes and Attractions!
H. $AUNDERS• W. D. JACKSON,
• Prealifent, eretary
Paints!
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Paints.
Are you doing any paint-
ing this Fall?
Why not have the best?' Use Scarfe's Paints, enamels,
more and lasts longer than other makes of paint. It takes
just as long to put a poor paint on as it does a good one.
We carry a full line of Scarfe's Paints. This paint covers
Varnishes, etc.
We carry a itail lint of Shelf and Heavy Hardware.
0 you require Phoubinit Heating, Electric Wng or Entre
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Always a full line of Nara and Soft Coal in stock.
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The Hardware Store at the Harbor.
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