Zurich Herald, 1946-05-30, Page 3CLASSIFIL..1 ADVERTISING
BABY (.'IIiCPIS
FOR LARGER It 1:U(.1$ 1'L1JMP-
er hinds .., start with Top Notch,
Any flock is wily as good as the
chicks 10 was started frons. That's
why its so iml:'r'r*rnt to start
--rfght ... with Vatr-Ntrtrir--ca icily,
For every Top Notch chick is a
healthy chick , , , a carefully bred
chick, embodying all the best
characteristics of its pullorum
tested Government Approved
breeders. Order your Top Notch
chicles today. Prices greatly re-
duced for June. No waiting at
Top Notch, we can give prompt
delivery on all the popular pure-
breds and hybrid crosses. Also
eight week to 20 week old pullets.
Free catalogue. Top Notch Chick-
eries, Guelph, Ontario.
e
IF YOU WANT JUNE -JULY
chicks you should not delay in
ordering to get delivery and
breed you wish, 1\re'11 have a
fair choice of breeds and cross-
breds. 13ray Hatchery, 130 John
N. Hamilton, Ont,
T\\'I';ODLE CHICKS TAKE ALL
the tricks! Whether it he in the
domestic or in the foreign market
a Tweddle flock will pay its way.
The firm delicious poultry meat
and the large nutritious eggs
that result front Tweddle chicks
win for you a large share in the
profits to be made from the ra-
pidly increasing markets of to-
day. For Tweddle does not rely
on luck to produce tine chicks.
All the skill of modern poultry
science is brought to bear on the
production of Tweddle chicks.
pullorum tested Government Ap-
proved breeders of known liva-
bility and productivity are care-
fully chosen to breed every Twed-
dle chick you order. June chicks
greatly reduced in price. Prompt
delivery on all the popular pure
breeds and hybrid crosses in non -
sexed, pullets or cockerels. Free
catalogue. Also eight week to 20
week old free range pullets.
Tweddle Chick Hatcheries Limit-
ed, Fergus, Ontario
HEAVY BREED PULLETS
20c.
Sussex, Sussex X Hamp., Rock X
Hamp., New Hamp. and Barred
Rock pullets 20c., June 17c, Book
your order NOW. $L00 per 100 de-
posit. Order from this Ad. Huron -
dale Chick Hatchery, London, Ont.
BARRED ROCK PULLETS
15c.
Barred rocks are preferred by
most commercial poultry -men be-
cause they can be depended on
year atter year for profitable egg
production and then bring top
price when sold for meat. We
can snake prompt shipment of big
husky pullets at $15.00 per hun-
dred. Write for price -list today.
Big Rock Farm, Mille Roches,
Ontario.
25 FREE CHICKS
OUIt IOAIIY CHICKS ARE THE
progeny or Foundation and Re-
gistered Birds. All Breeders blood -
tested. Prices from 3c to 25c. All
guaranteed excellent layers. Don't
delay, order now. 'Goddard Chick
Hatcheries. Britannia Heights,
Out.
LAKEVIEW CHICKS
SI'FX:IALIZ ED BREEDING PLANT
5,000 (BREEDERS
Book your order for May or June,
With the scarcity of meat, there
will be a big demand for Poultry
and Eggs this Fall and Winter at
attractive prices. It will pay you
to put in an extra brood of
chicks this year.
rit0511"T DELIVERY — With a ca-
pacity or 60,000 Lakeview Chicks
weekly, we expect we can give
prompt delivery after May 15,
but to be safe, book your order
at once for May, June or July.
SEND DEPOSIT — L'or quick ser-
vice send deposit with your In-
quiry or order, and we will book
your order at our prices which
are very reasonable. We will
promptly mail you an acknow-
ledgement of your order, and if
it shouldn't suit you we guaran-
tee to return your deposit at
once. This plan will give you
better service.
T}W BEST WE EVER HAD — Nell
McDonnel, Goderich, Ont. Colin
Campbell, New Richmond, Que-
bec — Well satisfied, lost 4 out
of 104, Hope you can supply more.
As high as 100 eggs from 115
Leghorn pullets. Wonderful pro-
duction reports Reuben Kennel,
Shakespeare, Ontario.
BREEDS: Large Type White Leg -
horns, Pure Susses, Sussex X
New Hampe„ B. Rock X New
Ramp.. ]Lock X Leghorn, Sussex
X Leghorn, Leghorn X New
Hamp., New Hamps,, and Barred
Rocks,
LARGE WHITE LEGHORNS
Day old started up to 4 weeks
old. Lakeview Leghorns are the
large type. mated with cockerels
from Ped, stock — "Real Egg
Machines."
SENT) i''Olt WEEKLY LIST: — 0)
Special Prices on day old chicles,
pullets and cockerels, and start-
ed chicks.
MAY, JUNE AND FALL HATCHED
330010 your order for May and
June, or Fall Hatched Chicks
NOW. LAi'EVIT'1W POULTRY
FARM, Wein Bros., Exeter, Ont.
LARGE TYPE LEGHORNS
12c.
Leghorn .Pullets 24c., after June
1st 21c. All Breeders double
binodtested and backed by high
Pedigreed foundation stock. Many
Hurondale customers report best
chicks I ever had, Walter Morton,
Dryden — We were well pleased
with the pullets we received from
you last year. Pullets laid well.
Heavy Breed Pullets 20c.
Sussex X N. Hamp„ Rock X N.
Hamp„ Barred Rocks, Pure Sussex
and New Hampshirb pullets 20c.,
after June let 17c. Pure Sussex
infixed 14c., Sussex X Hanip.,
Rock X Hemp., Rodes and New
Humps, mixed 1.30., after, June 1
lc. less, Sussex X Leghorn, Rock
Leghorn and Leghorn X New
Hamp, mixed 12c., pullets 22c.,
after June let mixed 1c, less, pule
lets 3o. less. Aesorted pullets 18e.,
.Tune 160. Assorted Mixed 10c.,
June 90. Cockerel and started
prices on request. Order from and
enclose this Ad. 41.00 per 100 de-
posit.
HURONDALE CHICK
HATCHERY,
London, Ontario.
Bell !MING SVi'i'Ll103
CEMENT r1.it('1. ttiAtli !tvle 9" AV''
10". (;ill,erl (' Surat " r,i r"
20 St. Alban'.s Siren). tur:ento.
73t':il Ess OPPOJt.t't'Ei'I'J1:K
ADVERTISER WANTS TO ('ON -
tact farmer wdthin 20 miles north
Toronto limits, regards establish-
ing private shooting range for
testing purposes. Steep hill, river
bank or gravel pit required for
backstop. Prepared to pay for
privilege, Not a club or dealer,
Box 93, 73 Adelaide W. Toronto,
DYEING AND CLEANING
HAVE YOU ANYTHING NEEDS
dyeing or cleaning? Write to us
for information. We are glad to
answer your questions. Depart-
ment H Parker's Dye Works
Limited, 791 Yonge Street. To-
ronto.
von SALE
15-30 INTEI•RNATIONAL TRACTOR,
good working order. 0, Duff, A1 -
ma, Ont. R. R. 2.
NE W BACON COMBINATION
Hand Cultivator, Hoe and Plow
available in almost unlimited
quantities for immediate ship-'
ment. Distributed by W. F. Mc-
Kenzie Co. since 1866, Leaming-
ton, Ontario, Canada. Celebrating
30 years business in same loca-
tion and name. We ship to deal-
ers, departmental, chain and seed
houses. See your nearest dealer,
hardware store or write us at
once re dealer's prices. Shipments
made same day order received.
W. P. McKenzie Co., since 1866,
phone 20, Leamington, Ont.
STEAM GOVERNOR FOR SALE,
4" Noble, $100.00; R. 13, Richard-
son, St. Andrews, N. 13.
FORD TRACTOR, PLOUGH, ROW -
crop ruitivator. C. Payne, New-
castle.
PREMIUM A. CLYDESDALE STAL-
Iion, 27110 Fyvie Renown, En-
rolled for 3 years. Brown, white .
markings. Sell cheap or trade for
stock. Foaled in 1934, Alex
Crawford, Box 74, Rosseau, Ont.
CEDAR POSTS FROM 3'+ TO 7"
tops. Apply 13 & G Lumber Co,
Subsidiary Bogdan & Gross Fur-
niture Co. Ltd. Walkerton, Ont.
CONSTRUCT YOUR OWN TELE -
scope to study the stars view cra-
ters on the moon. Kit includes
2',f" object lens, 3 foot tube, eye-
piece and instructions for assem-
bly. 82.60 postpaid. S. Janes & Co.
612 Canada Building, Saskatoon.
TURKEY POULTS —
PROMPT DELIVERY
We can give prompt delivery on
Broad Breasted Bronze Turkey
Poults, or book for May and Tune
delivery. Poults hatched from
bloodtested, pullorum tree breed-
ers, under ideal conditions in
most modern 1946 model, all
electric and automatically con-
trolled turkey incubators, and
hatched in separate, new turkey
air conditioned Hatchery. Send
for Price List and full particu-
lars. No orders accepted less than
50. ACT QUICKLY — BOOK
YOUR ORDER WHILE THEY
LAST, LAKEVIEW TURIZEY
RANCH, Box 183, Exeter, Ont.
Phone 179.
HYDRAULIC TRACTOR
SEAT
New Monroe E -Z Ride Tractor
Seat. Passenger car comfort, eli-
minates ride fatigue on your
tractor. Bursaw Tractor Co.,
Woodstock, Ontario.
ELECTRIC MOTORS NEW, USED
bought, sold, rebuilt: belts pul-
leys, brushes. Alien Electric Com-
pany Ltd., 2326 Dufferin St. Tor-
onto, Ont,
CHOICE PROGRESSIVE EVER -
bearers 25 for $L00; 50 for $1.76;
100 for $3.00; 200 for $5,00, Pre-
paid Riverside Nursery, West
River, Nova Scotia.
FOR SALE --HOUSE
ONE -STOREY FRAME, SIZE 24x18,
and 22 x 14. Apply Box 2, Glen-
coe, Ont.
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER
P.D. 40 Diesel unit, in good work-
ing condition, also 13'7 Moor
Bros., single head grinder and
necessary shafting, bearings, ele-
vators, belts, etc., to make a com-
plete chopping unit; splendid.op-
portunity to start a chopping
business on a low cash outlay;
will sell as a unit or by separate
items. Stiver Bros., Unionville,
Ont.
ATTENTION FARMERS
For Sale; Tractor Tires, made of
rubber, suitable for bolting on
steel wheels, $10.00 each. When
ordering state diameter and width
of wheel. National Rubber Co.
Ltd., 5 Wiltshire Ave., Toronto,
Ontario.
FARMS FOR SALE
SPIIRALDEN JERSEY FARM REG-
istered, Accredited — R.O.P. —
City Milk Shipping — 200 Acres
Good Soil — Tractor, and 'imple-
ments — Modern Brick House at
Village, and Station, Jas Cowan,
West ?home, Que.
TWO HUNDRED ACRES FENCED
eighty workable, sugar bush
large bank barn, spring water,
large house, water, sink, tele-
phone. In between two towns.
Brazier, South River,
150 ACRE FARM, 110 UNDER
cultivation with or without
stock and machinery. Ned Mc-
Namara, Masson, Quebec.
150 -ACRE FARM FOR SALE. 11
utiles from Collingwood; over 100
acres, good working land, 30
acres bush, balance pasture; good
buildings; price $5,500. .Apply J.
S. Tompkins, Executor, Singhamp-
ton, Ontario,
ONE HUNDRED ACRES IN EX-
ceilent condition, good • buildings,
'plenty of water, thirty acres crop
sown. Immediate possession. For
full particulars apply Geo. Mc-
Connell, Moorefield, Ontario.
NEAR GODERICH
90 ARES
In a magnificent grove of stately
old trees is a charming brick
home Which, was a showplace
years ago. It has better than
10 large rooms with natural fire-
places in most of the rooms. We
offer this estate, having 90 acres
which include 5 acres of orchard,
large woods running down to the
river, barn,, well with electric
pump, for $10,000,00, Cash, Op-
portunitloi like this are rare.
Call 3-3538 or week -end, Goderich
816,
FOSTER ge ROBA1;Tq
lt1�1,1.LTORS WbNDSOR
ISSUE 22-1946
HAL itIPi:l.SSING
LEARN HAIRDRESSING THE
Robertson method information
on request regarding classes.
lic,hertson's Hairdressing Aead-
emy, 137 Avenue Road, Toronto,
[31:7.1' WANTED
OPERATING ROOM NURSES, AL-
SO Obstetrical and General Duty
Nurses for York County Hospital
Newmarket, Ont, State in first
letter salary expected. Apply to
Superintendent.
COOK GENERAL AND MAN FOR
gardening and to help in house, to
live in, private apartments sup-
plied, family of three, Write or
phone J. M. 11'allace, Oakville,
Ontario,
FARMHAND, SINGLE, NON-SMOK-
er, lifetime experience, for dairy
farm. Gerald Graham, George-
town, Ontario,
HOUSEKEEPER AND MAID
Permanent positions. best wages,
comfortable home, large grounds.
Twenty minutes from downtown
Toronto. Two adults one school
child. Excellent opportunity for
widow older daughter as maid,
two sisters etc. Write Advertiser,
59 Edgewood Ave„ Toronto 8,
Ontario,
MEDICAL
WANTED — EVERY, SUFFERER
of Rheumatic Pains or Neuritis
to try Dixon's Remedy, Munro's
Drug Store, 335 Elgin, Ottawa.
Postpaid $1.00.
STOMACH AND THREAD WORMS
often are the cause of 111 health
in humans, all ages. No one im-
mune! Why not find out 1f this is
your trouble, interesting particu-
lars — Free! Write Mulveney'e
Remedies Specialists, Toronto 3.
FRUIT JUICES; THE PRINCIUAL
ingredients in Dixon's Remedy,
for Rheumatic Pains, Neuritis.
Munro's Dru.g Store, 335 Elgin,
Ottawa. Postpaid $1.00.
MISCELLANEOUS
GUNS REPAIRED. SCOPES
mounted. Special twelve guage
shells for deer. A, Herrgott, Gun-
smith, Woodstock, Ont.
\i'ILL CONSIDER SWAP OF 300
Atop. A.C. Welder, 220 or 50'0. Cost
$625—never used. For best car or
station wagon offered. ,Box 94,
73 Adelaide St. W., Toronto.
tllUsl(;AL LN5'rful11F,N'rs
IfktED A BOL)DINGTON BUYS
sells, exchanges musical instru-
ments, 111 Church, Toronto 2.
OI'POirl'Ul7ITIEs FOR WOMEN
BE A HAIRDRESSER
JOIN CANADA'S LEADING SCHOOL`
Great Opportunity Learn
Hairdressi,ng
Pleasant dignified profession, good
wages, thousands successful Marvel
graduates, Amerf a'b greatest sys-
tem. Illustrated catalogue free.
Write or call .
MARVEL HAIRDRESSING
SCHOOLS
358 Bloor St. W. Toronto
Branches: 44 King St. Hamilton
&. 74 Rideau Street. Ottawa.
PATENTS
. FETHERSTONHAUGH & COMPANY
Patent Solicitors. Established 1800:
14 King West, Toronto. Booklet of
Information on request,
l'HOT(JGRAPITY
TIME TESTED QUALITY
SERVICE and SATISFACTION
Your films properly developed and
printed
6 OR 8 EXPOSURE ROLLS 26e.
REPRINTS 8 for 26c.
FINEST ENLARGING SERVICE
You may not get all the films you
want this year, but you can get all
the quality and service you desire
by sending your films to
IMPERIAL PHOTO SERVICE
Station 1, Toronto.
FILMb DEVELOPED 26 CTS, GUA-
ranteed one day service, NO
WAITING. Bay Photo Service,
North Bay.
SUPREME SATISFACTION
Can only be attained by having
your films processed by highly,
skilled technicians using the
very best materials end modern
machinery. All is obtainable at
lowest prices. Roll developed and
8 prints 25c, reprints 3c. each.
All work guaranteed.
TRANS -CANADA FILM
SERVICE
Toronto 13.
WING'S PHOTO SERVICE
All prints 'with deckle edge. 6 or
8 exposure rolls 25c. Reprints Sc,
each. Box 2, Station J. Toronto.
CAMERAS — IMMEDIATE FREE
delivery on Faultless Miniature
Cameras, complete with Eveready
case $5,26. 127 film for above 27c.
Free Price List Photographic
Supplies. Write: Dept. L Cameras
By Mail, Shelburne, Ont.
DON'T RISK LOSING
"SNAPS"
THEY CAN'T BE TAKEN AGAIN
Any Size 11011-6 or 8 Exposures.
DEVELOPED AND PRINTED 25c
3 MOUNTED ENLARGEMENTS 26c
Size 4x6" in Beautiful Easel Mounts
Enlargements 4x6" on ivory tinted'
mounts; 7x9" in Gold, Silver, Cir-
cassian Walnut or Black Ebony
finish (rallies, 59e each. 1( enlarge.
ment coloured, 79e each.
Reprints Made From Your
Negatives 3c. Each
t) PIPT. 51
STAR SNAPSHOT SERVICE
Box t20. Post Office A, Toronto.
Print Name void Address Plainly,
STAR PS
IN 1019 THE CANADIAN GOVERN -
Meet put out a $5.00 War Saving
Stamp. Will pay $50.00 for each
copy offered in undamaged c0n-
diti0n. Good stamp coiiecttons also
purchased, Pox 8060, Station 13,
Winnipeg, Canada,
t ctcilt, o:L.l) STAMPS WANTED BY
collector only. Small or larger
lots. Can pay more than Dealer
f"r items I c to use. Viet be good.
1:est of references. l.. Syrnond,
li,cnitv!)ie. Saskatchewan,
W %NTCD
\VANTED -- Ex -officer, wife, one
child urgently need (rouse or 3-4
room apartment, anywhere within
50 mules of Toronto. 'Write 1'.o.
.Box 160, Stoney Creek, Ont.
Atom Blast A Big
Test For Cameras
Every Precautigrl Being Taken
To Protect Photographers
And Equipment
13"lteu the Army and Navy ex-
plode atony bombs on the Pacific
atoll, photography will be literally
and figuratively or the spot. Hun-
dreds of cameras will be focused
on the bomb tests and thousands
of exposures will be made — to
record on film the atomic blast
that will influence every living
thing on this planet.
Will photography be able to
stand the test? Wli.at new dis-
coveries in atomic power will it
record? Large numbers of auto-
matic cameras will operate—arid
radio -controlled robot planes will
carry robot cameras right into the
edge of the explosion area.
Protection For Cameras
So intense will be the light that
will blaze over the Pacific—and
so intense the heat and radio -ac-
tive effect—that extraordinary pre-
cautions are being taken to pro-
tect photographers, film and cant -
eras alike. Batteries of cameras
are to be mounted on top of 100 -
foot steel *overs on several is-
lands five to ten utiles away from
the target ships in the Bikini atoll,
Marshall islands.
To protect the cameras, rooms
with thick lead walls are being
constructed in the towers. Inside
the lead rooms, the cameras will
be additionally protected by air-
tight waterproof boxes. Even the
portholes will be shielded with
lead. They will remain open until
the flash goes off, the portholes
will close automatically before the
outward spreading wave of radio-
activity reaches the towers. Radio-
active waves will be turned back
by the lead sheathing.
No photographers will be in the
towers—the cameras will be started
by radio from a distant ship—and
it may be several weeks after each
test before any human being will
be able to approach them, because
of radio -activity.
"Freckles" on Films
In the first pictures which were
released to. the public after the
New Mexico atom bomb test, big
"freckles" — big black spots —
showed up against the tge of
the explosion.
U.S. camera magazines, after
asking the Army and its photo-
graphers 'what caused them, pub-
lished the very interesting explana-
tion a few issues ago: Although the
cameras which took these pictures
were shielded in concrete dugouts
six miles away, the heat of the ex-
plosion, focused through the lens,
was so great that it literally blis-
tered' the film. These blister spots
showed up 1,1 huge "freckles". This
time photographers hope special
equipment will prevent a recur-
rence of these atomic blisters.
EXTRA SPECIAL
4 enlarged prints for 10c—Send any
4 negatives of the same size (up
to 2% x 434) and we will return
to you immediately 4 enlarged
prints on Velox paper, negatives
returned with order. Send nega-
tives with this ad and 100 in coin
today. This ad must accompany
order to receive extra one prem-
ium coupon.
LONDON PHOTO SERVICE
Box .551, Dept. W„ London, Ontario.
WANTED TO BUY
Best prices paid for good wal-
nut — either standing trees or
logs. Telephone 4-4754 Kitchen-
er or write:
PANNILL VENEER
COMPANY,
42 Edward Stret,
Kitchener, Ontario.
IN LONDON FOR BIG CELEBRATION
Recent arrivals in London for the V -Day anniversary celebrations
are these troops from Malaya, seen as they march out of Waterloo
station after leaving their train,
SPOTS
F SPORTS
By FRANK MANN HARRIS
("A Six Bit Critic")
Back home again in England af-
ter a brief look at the skyline of
New York — particularly that of
tdison Square Gardens — Mr.
Bruce Woodcock states that he
feels that he would have won if
it hadn't been for a butt in the
head received in a clinch. Well, far
be it from us to disagree with Mr.
Woodcock, who was much closer
to the scene of action than we,
and in a better position to know
what Arent on.
Even in these times when speedy
air travel has become such a com-
monplace, it seemed rather strange
to read of Woodcock being back in
London less than 48 hours after
listening to the account of hirn
fighting in New Yorle. But this
business of being able to make a
speedy getaway should give pres-
ent-day overseas fighters a great
advantage over their brethern of
just a few years back. They should
Poultices of Mecca relieve pain, bring out corn,
Meals quickly, no scar. 25c, 35c, 50c, $1.00.
14M.L�C i",oINTM Etirr
l
BREWIS
RED LAKE MINES LTD.
have commenced
DIAMOND DRILLING
OPERATIONS
We recommend Brewis
shares as a
Risk Capital Investment
BREWIS &, WHITE
200 nay Street. Toronto 1, Ont.
EL, ;2'25
I'Iease mail your latest infor-
mation concerning BREWIS RED
LAKE MINES LIMITED, and also
'. ('0p3' of your new red Lake map.
Name
Address
BONDS - INDUSTRIALS MINES - OILS
T. L. SAVAGE & COMPANY
Specialists In Unlisted Se.ui'ties
9 Richmond St. E., Toronto
AD. 6185
be able to take home at least some
small fraction of the money won—
which is more than a lot of tate
old-timers were ever able to do.
Still, we wouldn't be too sure
of that. The inside story of how
much actual cash boxers get to
personally handle and pocket out
of the fortunes they earn would be
almost incredible if they weren't
so common; and when you hear of
some fighter, who made hundreds
of thousands in the ring, being
broke or dying penniless, it doesn't
always follow that he was nothing
but a Goodtilne 'Charley, who
tossed it to the winds with both
hands. The chances are that he
never had it in his hands to toss;
for while the gentle art of "putting
the bite" on a successful athlete is
by no means confined to boxing
circles, it is in those circles it has
been brought closest to ultimate
1 . rfection, especially in and around
New York City.
.
Now there's no doubt that bars: -
fighting is a manly and character -
building sport; at least it is accord-
ing to the text -books, and who are
we to go against them? But some-
how or other it seems to have the
power of attracting around it more .
creeping and crawling things. is
human form, than any other pas-
time we know—including eves
horse -racing and playing the mar-
ket, which is taking in quite a
stretch of rich territory. In fact it
is the environs of boxing that we
are recommending as a wonderful
potential market to a young chap
we know who is working hard to
perfect what should be an epoch-
making new invention.
r 4 '1'
He calls this a "de-humanizer"—
and says it is for the benefit of lice
that are bothered with people,
We had always thought of the
old saying "distance lends enchant-
ment to the view" as applying to
such situations as the dame who
looks so wonderful across the
street and who turns out to be
considerably less glamorous when
you get a close-up peek. But now
it seems as if it applies to sports ds
well. For instance, it a recent is-
sue of that widely -read fanliIy
publication The Saturday Evening
Post there is a story built around—
of all things?—the sport of cock-
fighting.
4' 4: 4'
Now it was a very readable tate
—even if bringing in a small boy
and Itis mother as interested spec.
tators of the battle dill rather
shock our old-fashioned sensibilit-
ies. l:ut we couldn't help wonder-
ing just what would have been the
reaction of The Editors if some-
body had submitted to tlient a
store about rock -fighting as prac-
tised—at
raytised—at least so we have heard ---
in such places as around the barns
of Dufferin Park, Hamilton or
Fort Erie Race Tracks or several
other such localities we might
mention,
t' 4, t,
However', the locale of the pub-
lished story happtned to be The
Philipine Islands—and we take it
that the eight thousand miles or so
of distance between there and
some of our Eastern race tracks
purified and east an enchantment
over the .sort. and made it fit for
general reading,, It's just one
more of those things that are too
1110011 for us to understand.
4
4
4
a