The Goderich Star, 1926-01-14, Page 2i —._ .
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IN REVIEW
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A Bride for the Prince?
Leaden is all a -Rutter •.Pith avec.
elation as to whether a poaalblo
bride has been found for the Print
of Wakes, following an announcement
that Princess Astrid, niece of the
Xing of Sweden is to be a guest of
Zing George and Qaeen Mary at
Buck,nghant Palace as anon us the
period of yourt mourning for Queen
Alexandra is ended. Print so A trid
iM credited. with bring the moot
beautiful of the roya: pri'leesscs of
Europe. She is 20 years old, fond
of outdoor sports but well versed in
domootie science. and a inarticular
favorite of both the Thong and Quern.
She is a daughter or ''rape! Charles
and Vrineess Ingeborg, and is a
srrandniere on ber mother'sside of
the late"Queen Alexandra. °
While visiting England incognito
'last November Princess Astrid was
a dinner guest of Their dfajeetiea,
the Prince of Wales and Prinee
Henry also being present. In the
interim atorfes have been circulated
that it was Prince henry alio was
interested in the pretty Swedish
princess, which makes the subject
equally as interesting tor Canadi.nt
in view of the feet that; Prince
Henry, the third son of the Xing
and Queen, has more than once been
mentioned as a future Governor
-Genera- of --Canada.- at is nuitP un-
likely, however. that eve would ever
be installed at Rideau Ball as a bash.
dor.
Floods in Eurppe
,An unprecedented warn open fol-
lowing a period of snow and frost at
laChrlstmas has caused floods in many
parts of the British Isles and vast
'tractsof land are submerged along
the Clyde,. Dee, Severn and Wye riv
era. In Central Europe hundreds of
persons are raid to haee :leen drown-
ed by floods, Traneylvaniu, !Western
Rumania and Easton, Hungary suf-
fering most. severely. The French
rivers also. are rising and in Belgium
the train service is paralyzed, At
Liege ten thousand houses are com-
pletely ,;.related 'and thotuAnds of
!COW she has supported .gal Prom.
'ler. pears that he Pl.na a cone to
oust Isle father, King EeMIissari.
from the throne aro not seriously
entertained, a glare reason
for his renunciation moms. given as
his desire to return to his .r,,rgun:ttic
wife, from whom he v aeparted in
_-order to marry Poinceaa Helen of
(Treece.
Prince Michael, four -veer -014 a„n
of Carol and Princess Helton, has
been proelaifrted heir to the throne.
Prince Cerol'sslast pu?rde appear.
ante was at the funeral of Queen
Alexandra, after whicit Ise failed to
return to Bucharest.
Dowager Queen of Italy Dead
Dowager Queen Margherita of
Italy, mother of Itirg Vidor Em-
manuel, died January 4th in her 74th
year. She was the widow of King
Huritbert, 'who was assassinated at
Monies, July 29, 1900,
Greet** I'rooder Beconlee..Dietater
Greece's stotzny history of Mite past
few years has entered upon a new
phase with the announcement by
Premier Pantalos of what amounts
to a military dictatorship. Both
army and navy are said to be ready
to support the Premier.
World -Wide Wheat Pool
February 16th has been set as the
date -for a conference atrv'St. Paul,
Minn., of co-operative marketing as.
:iodations, at which will be . repro.
sented Canada, Australia, __ Great
Britain, United States and Argen-
tina. Canadian reheat pools aro said
to have been making a study, of the
marketing situation in various coun-
tries, and the results of their
in
v ati an1on,, will be placed before
the
conference. It has "been lntpnated
that at the conference I move will
-•-be -made. _ osoorgimize a world-wide
wheat marketing asssociatlon.
Celestial Fireworks ror Ottawa
A particularly brilliant meteor,
observed in various parts of Eastern
Ontario, Western Quebec and North-
ern New York State, is believed • to
North -
,.
have fallen in .the. Ottawa. vlistrict.
The sky was ;brilliantly lighted for
!five minutes after'.the flaming wan-•
!adorer itself had disappeared from
view. a '
Railways, to Eliminate Waste
Sir Henry ,,Thornton and Mr. E.
W. Beatty • have ,taken nn .f uportant
step toward -the elimination of !need -
leas and costly' duplication of train
service on the two huge Canadian
railroad systema. The traffic and
companytng it really Jana race in
view, then there is every reason to
believe that 'Canada, Australia, New
Zealand and South Arica von view
it with enthusiasm.*
Referring to the tea •, expl'cseed
that Britain's action in entering into
commitments And incurring obliga-
tions without the previous assent of
the arlf governing Dor mous might
be the thin edge of the wedge lead-
ing some da;; to the separation of
the component parts' of the Empire,
Ms. Steed says: "I 40 not believe
it," and adds: "Our is,and security
no longer -exists; it 3,4 bound up with
that of Europe. It is eat fair that
we should ask the :lnminions, thous-
ands of miles away, to ntnge them-
selves In advance to share with us
ail the dangers we may incur or to
defend alt the interests that may'be
affected by our relationship to Eur-
ope. , Should we ever be en.
gaged in an unjust war in Europe,
it is .to be hoped that the Dominions
would help us spontaneously and
suita apart from the ceriou* obliga-
tions which they undertook in Eur -
opt when each of them signed the
peace treaties and the Covenant of
the Lesgue of Nations.'
GODZR1H STAtt
am. Mlru
Inctesswat tae t'rt
rostrum at tae p,
tw star.,, to Y*11
'the party repo
Parl'tthtrnt tw hni
tern vf: toe Crown,
Munster, wore
is, sum have now
ns :
sent*: i:i the hist
May/so •, °pposl-
+. . • , •. • .. I$lr ine a..., a:et, sup.
1,.,.,, .- popular vote, :.nd have
uo tts :out:,;v the largest roll:bers of
Lny Nay ni the )res int t'ar#lament;
"Inst those who now assume to
1* his Excellency s advisers have
among them no Prirae Minister with
• seat in tither House, end under
such circumstances are not &elope•
tent to act as, or become, a com-
mittee, of Parliament, commonly
known as the Government, or to out -
dress Parliament through his Excel -
honey, and their continuance in once
is a ritailtion of Bsitials constitution.
al government,"
There was no delay on the part of
the two major parties at Ottawa in
coming to grips to decide which shall
assuhne the government of the coun-
try. But the manner in which the
clash canto about was totally unex-
pected, and is generally conceded »to
be an astute piece of political gener-
None of Ambrose
alship on the part of Hon. Ernest La. • Two colored men were standing ors
pointe, Minister of Justice.and leaderthe corner discweing family treed.
of the Liberal party ie the House.r "Yes, soh;' 'said Ambrose. "l
In the first minute of .Parliament's can trace my relatio.:s back to a
business session Hon. Mr. Lapointe family tree."
aprsng.°his surprise in the form of s "Chase 'em back to a family tree,"
motion of confidence in the Govern- said Mose.
ment. Ho did not waft for the intro- "Naw, man, ,trace 'em, trace 'cm
duction bf the usual "bill" respecting —get me?"
"oaths of office," aihieh-is the formal 'Well, they ain't but two kinds of
and traditional method of mooning .things dot live •in trees, birds and
t pen he House and 3 h
Y ► OF
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illar's Own Tablets Are the Ideal
Rewedr f awl Yensg
Chaim 10,
Canadian tlsothers are noted for
the care they give their litftiotores----
the health of the baby is most jeal-
ously guarded and the mother i>t al-
ways on the lookout for a remedy
which is dent and at the same
time absolutely safe. Thousands of
Mothers haw found such a remedy
in Baby's Own Tablets and many of
them use nothing else for the nil-
ments of their little ones. Among
them is Mfrs. Howard King, of Truro,
N. who says: -.-"I can atrongly re-
commend Baby's Own Tablets to
mothers of young children as I know
of nothit,�g to equal them Zrolittle
ones."
Warm Own Tablets ars sold by
medicine dealers or by mail at 25
cents s ' box from The Dr. Williams
Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont.
ho rode dente of t monks •s, and you s o' ain't rot no
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its right to Pr9eeed with the business feathers on you."
of the people bolero that of the Iain "
1, A The Liberal leader's action took' You never realize how inany queer
Hon. Mr. Meighen by surprise, and things there are in the world until
btonght a protest from him that it you see what a balloon tire has rnckwas out of order, no notice having ed up.
teen given the -House- _Mr._Meighen
described • the procedure ass a° dim- '
esy to Parliament and a ton -
tempt of Parliament.
Mr. Lapointe, skilful in controversy
anti Well verned to parliementory
procedure, maintained that tile Gov-
ernment by its action Mid demon- •
etrated its desire to have the repre-
sentatives of the people decide ot
the earliest possible moineot who
:should govern. 'He held that it was
-
•y...,.-.,.5 •«.y..yv.•r,..,. a ..v of the
fact that Parliament had just assem-
bled, for notice of . motion to be given
and that Parliament • had a right to
deal with any public question of im-
portance art
.
., .. encs bef re -taking s
people are bank fed by ,,eve nnment •p c Ing ,re conn the
eratfng officials of the two roads ation of the address in reply to .the
rations, SIR GILBERT PARKER s speech from the throne.
Mount IcKinicy Fractured are :constituted a joint permanent'
Canadian novelist, who accompanied to deal in a felt and broad, Mr. Robert • Forte, 1'rogressivo'
A report from Anehorage, Alaska, .Sir Montagu Norman, Governor of committeetall questions of competitive leader, pleaded for time, asking that
says that: a severe earthquake In the the 'Bank of England, : on a visit to way service, to : effect•eeor,o uv and pre. the resolution and the question of its t
vicinity of :Mount ; McKinley, ,,the New York, where it is believed they serve at the same tune efficiency.
legality be laid over• for the In
highest peak on the North American will negotiate a loan under the Dawes consideration. of the House. In this I
continent, has fractured the moon.. Plan for the German railway system.' Lwends, Sprang Surprise --Aske$ he was joined by -Mr, Henri Bourns -1
tafp.and smoke and steam•id iddtifng. Vete of Confidence
......,,... �, sa, who rose to address the House
from the flasnres:: - Prince Renounces Throne �. The Liberal motion of' confidence, after an abeence of nineteen years.
Peace and PrilapeY,ty ' • moved by^ Hon. Ernest Lapointe:-- Mr, Bourassa said he sympathized
Crown Prince Carol of Rumania "That in the opinion i
At the beginning' of the new year D n of this House, with both ,,ideal that it was a mom -
At
. 'Wickham :steed, editor• of 'the Re- has renounced all rights •tot' rseceatrion in view of the recent general elect- 'entous question and deserved much
view of IRevieed, seed a far brighter to the throne and relingutshed"`MI ion, the Government was justified in consideration; that he personalty,' as
outlook' for this old world than could prerogatives which Were his as retaining., office and summoning Par- ars independent, was "head, heart
be forecast a year ago, and .much of Crown Prince, even to the extent of liament, and the Government is en- and tail. of hilt ton party,". and that
the credit he giver to .the I.ocarnf g'ving up his membership in the roy- titled to retain office unless defeated the' country wits to. be 'consider'ed'
Treaties as, tending ,al fam5ly.. los action rias caused by a vote of this House, equivalent ahead of anyparty; '& d• ft'
slug to stabilize the p Y, n was the
considerable speculation :t '
penes treaties stud 'bring about a bet. n the caps- to a vote of want of conflderce,�, country that desi'ted to know by
ter understanding between the nor- lata of Europe, where some !topic- The Conserritive motion of lack ° which party it should be. ttdverned;
tions of .Europe..Ion to entertained that his motives . of confidence submitted by Hon. Ar- Mr, Meighen referred to • support
are political.' . He is known to be bit- thur Meighen:-- the Government expected to receive
"Suspicion has Stow
telt 111 the terly hostile to Premier Bratiano, `'In the late general election can- from the 'Pro a iv ' •°
do
Dominions, Mt. Steer writes, lest whose polieles, the Prinee believes'Majesty's ' f Buc c fi e I to
show
the' Treatyof I.ocarm� should be a , dilates of his then advis- ental, and produced figures' to show
eventually will . bring ruin to Rum.- ers, at whose instance the appeal to' that 17 members had defeated Lib
treaty leading not to peace but to a an;'
new war. When it ;s Troved that against its another, Queen Marie, to a Ono majority of the 'c n t to were tonowbe 'counted Liberal
a, and lie is Bald to bearnanimosity the country was made, were defeated eral .candidates; yet ;these seventeen
the treat and the agreements eq. "the," o s i - un as t era
$ V mother -14144w law 95 taurope, „cies : supporters. "Not mentioned for the
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what a 'task it •must
be for int to ple"se-
etrerybody ?
With flour it is a different
matter. . Bveryona is
pleased with Purity Flour.
Always•unifcirrn in duality,
' this flour makes delicious
opies, cakes and broad.
Icon handle any brand of
flour .on the market.
choose •Purity for you .be- .
cause it never disappoints.
' Your satisfaction is part of
my profit.
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tiiU 4y, UN. Y1ki,
nut resat Hat/ sats Staratest by
a smell torn Xiat—last
V -0 CANNOT SEAT
BLACK', HAND-TAILORE�
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Made to your ardor by Expert ;Verboten
in Oar O.iss Shop
AND OUR MARGIN IS A$ CLOSE
AS THE VOTE ON THE BY-LAW
CHAS. BLACK
"The Men's and Boys' tStore Worth While'
Phona 219 North Sid.
IN DAYS OF. YORE
Government Advertisement in Goderich Star of July 20th,
1883, ;Shows Railway Siding on River Breakwater,
WAs for ."Common' Use ;
COUNCILLOR. LEE'S CONTENTION CORROBORATED
Same Issue cf .the Star Contains a Thrilling Story of Acci-
dent totapty McGregor',, Boat.
TENDERS,
struck on the rocks of Cariboo Island..
This island is four miles long by two
wide, and is surrounded by shoal
water, or large atones that conte up
nearly to the surface. Great alarm
was caused on board as we could nota
tell our position till • day broke. As
TENDERS will be received by this it seemed impoosible'•to got' the boat
•Department, at Ottawa, until the off; the mate and five others started
25th July next, for a Iease for a term in the- life boat for Fish Point for
of three and one-half years from the helps. 66 miles distant, To my mind
15th September• next of Lots' A, Bop it seemed a dreadful undertaking, for -
and D of the Government Wharf . or the waves . Were rolling mountains
Breakwater., at Goderich Harbor, as high and, while we could see the,lita
shown in the plan onexhibition in the tie boat one minute as it moven off
Custom. House. at Goderich; save and from --us, the next it seemed to be
except the necessary space for a rail- swallowed up by the sea, but a pray-,
way track, which is to be kept clear er went -up, from : every heart for
for -comrnon• use, their. preservation,. However, as j,
The tender to state theamount to could do nothing but wait, ewe sett
be,,paid: yearly ,In. kdvanlee. No .lump watching the timbers of the ivessel,
ber to be piled cm •the�tsouth`'aide'of aa they would creak and grog
the wharf to the.depth of eighteen! entarily expecting it to. go
feet -arid ' lumber or other- 'artieles `As there seemed po relief ro__
landed there, fo be removed from this, perilous position, Captaitl' McGe
apece° within eight days tater land- . of Goderich,'prdered that the bo_.
Into under the penalty of forfeiture of the; boat be allowed to fill on
of the lease.water . to give her ballast. Du.
.Tenders to be addressed ta•the un-' the excitement the
purser went down
dersigned, marked on outside, "Ten• into the hold fora barrel, and, falling
into the water, narrowly escaped
der for Goderich Wharf."
W. •SMITH, being drowned. Ire, managed to catch
Write for Thr 14o ppair, Deputy of,the Minister of hold of something which prevents
tri Flbrrr c 13aok. s, a the boat,
ALPINE CLUB OF CANADA ENJOYS RECORD MFET ° Bio , th defranntggf t Townie , 0
• 1 `9oc or Sfas;pt, podtf',trd.
t rl Auriga XIII 1kaa.aa% Chet,. Nag 4ta*asl
e lt. ,,irks. sosseassi asst cast. tlaseaesam. *he Must
svr'�''M sanap tide year was one of the hest dlatielteg
earlrpe we ever haat," Bali T. S. Moffatt„ maxi.
Mg the eating et the Alpine Clair of Canada, at Lake
ora, this stsralaer. Tine weather was Ideal , awls
wail work ter all c4*esaa to de. kikitgx to Labia
saki New. rad to the n Pass. 'lost
entails were available for tilt grneontrts,�►
art trot The mere seaseued dl aeets
ltwl iilfsieir Cruses aad liunabems
:� Soyilthe
k t r � were been rbettorbet this
way km !rem M to et ssewiete wow ent every
tem *Lys' clip ever the pewees every
the 'earwig of nis osawlik*
1� at stirs diapswi ofther -
he �te . ._.. at the
� greedy faeilitsted.
M*SIatlg to at
"11 held
ester flac leader
wMpliss mai Barr els.
Ueslse wells **Id at die Ma5M1 *pita#. ttr_ttrtl
eel.
tpvla
*atm Wash
st iAr party, were present. Th. besides, of the Club
was transacted in the morning at ten o'elovk, ender
the large gly on the shores of Lake O'Hara. No
setting for the eaeselon--that of welcoming ('apt.
Mao•O arthy and his prrty--aeuld have beim more
late than annkl the stsperb perks that surround
arsr Flags et various nations were strung he.
twos* ahatrees of this primeval forest in which th'
camp .ldtrilisd, this being the rib's own property,
which . Wheeler, its directtlr, aeent'sd as far han,is
Who mese was a feetire ewe, the whole
despies ties serenity of sloes aaajtetic
wawa sire of jorialtty and every one
Itasca was elected a beraorary grimy.
apiritt.
<:1ria, feet 'wholly es arrnueat et els lliew.
het en ether grnw,ds air soon. for hr
hang bi4iw tido as an amass*. *
el Awake were etteaded to M••
andSW retrieve
as 1107.
IstateopPukka i
Was in
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ler of
Logan
was
asaM
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, dates, but taking the 17 and the 116 t.'irST$ApN CANADA , poof ri MILLS CO:.
Conservative `.candidates elected, we LIMIT$D. 'find Of ce -TORONTO
i find sitting in this Parliament now,-•• _ rraveltstramcowttoco,.t. s..
133 members elected by the people f •is
of the country against candidates of
the Government." The Colfservativo � 1M
leader . also claimed that by . popular
, vote the Government was in a • min- I oritY of 201,000. ' Fro uR
I Mr. Speaker reserved his decision ,
t on the pof t of order till'Monday and e
the Flouse/adjourned, r, all urbakdng
Feat Rei oicing byr
8h umat .Grip es" CASTO R IA
�If So Crippled You Can't Use Arms ' FG Rita ' ids Chi dren~.--------
or Legs, Rheurrta, Will Help You' in US. r01' 30Years
Ij or Nething to Pavt..._. Always bears
the. �,,,�•.,���
Get a bottle of Rheutna today and Signature et � %trC 4'
wear a satisfied smile on your fate
tomorrow. s A
It's a remedy that is Astonishing r'--"" i
Men's Fur -Lined
the whole country, and it's just as
good for gout, 'sciatica and lumbago'
as for rheumatism.
It drives the poisonous waste front
the joints and muscles -•that's the!
secret of l;heuma's success.
13ut we don't ask you to take our
word for it; go to II. C. Dunlop or
!any druggist and get a bottle of
Rhi?unla today; if it doesn't do as we t
i promise get your money back. It ,
will be three waiting for you.
I ,
No, dear reader,. Panatella is not
an unmentionable part of a girl's -
rvardrebe,
Ouch! Lumbago Pain!
Rub : ; : the Awad
1 _ Instant Reil with a ,wash
1 trim' • wet ell
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Made from Heavy
All Wool Coatings
clearing out at
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1 W�rk Shoes
in Black or Brown
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sizes 6 to ' 11,
$2cIeairii nt
Men's Cotton Tweed
Puts
troy n awl Grey
stripes, clearing
pert et
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M. ROBINS
Marine. and Fisherie• , his beingdrawn underh e
Departments of Marina and'Fisheries, large hole being stove in hit, bottom.
IOttawa, 7th July, 1882: We had struck' the rock at 2.30 on
The above advertisement appeared Tuesday morning, and at 3 o'clock in
lin, an issue of.The Goderich Star of the afternoon of the same slay our
July 20, 1883.. A reader of The Star position was becoming exceedingly, •
saw the dissuasion that. was taking alarming, as the water was Tougher
place at the 'council regarding the than ever. Many wanted us"'to ' tiY
track on. the north breakwater, re- and reach land. but the captain told
membered this ad. and kindly hunted its it would only be Funning a ase -
same up and gave it to me. You wilt tela risk, and with heavy hearts we
note that it says."Save and except the had to content ourselves where, we
necessary space for a railway track were. We had one woman ante`nig
i which is to be kept clear for common the crew, who 'deserves at least 4,
t use." This advertisement, which was leather medal for her vealm'ttess 'dor-
printed 43 years ago under the'De- iqg the trying time of danger,
partment'.of Marine and Fisheries, pf About 12 o'clock Wednesday night it
Ottawa, verifies - what I -have been calmed down and .during' the morning
fighting for through, council, that wee were relieved bly the steamer
• this track is a track, for common usie Acsrdfa, Capt. A.. Maleornaon, brotllet .
(a cont octal track). Hew many of of the lawyer of Goderich, who with•'
tha.roadere of The-Goderich Star re- our own captain . did ,all they could ,
member when he"5rand-Trunir eleva-_dor our comfort. After wafting sot-
tor
rete
for was burned 'tame thirty years. ago, eral hours more we got back to Port
and how many of you ever thought, Arthur (Prince `Arthur's Landing),
that night that there would now be where we again waited 28 hours be -
such ,a magnificent elevator on the fore we again started for home'. Wo
same site?. Also who; 30 years,,, ago, had just loot a vveek anti were ,ora,
thought that the mill would have its nearer home; still we were all thank -
magnificent elevator that now graces f ut that we had fared no worse, Af-
the harbor front ?:. Can you - see ter �h days' pleasant sailing we
just five years ahead what we ,may reached Owen Sound, and then roan
have at • the harbor? Then why
got home. For the- present 1 ars
should we let a railway company try done sailing, as I got more boat rid--
to take away our rights to serve our lour for•the money than I wanted.
harbor front ? The Government Still the trip was a pleasant one in
saw this stinger 43 years ago acid many respects,, and I hope this brief
guarded against it by 'putting into account of it may repay you residers
their advertisement that this. track for its perusal, 'Yours, A. C,"
is to be kept clear for common use.' The article goes ort to say, "The
Thankitig you, Mr. Editor, for the vessel has since been released Mud
above apace, I am,
taken to Defaroit, where examination
"Yours truly, showed that the damages reeeirccl
CHAS. C, T,Efi. while ashore on Lake Superior proved
From this same issue of the Star%to be much more serious than at first
July 20th, 1883, we reproduce: a letter supposed. When her wooden sheath
with reference to an accident to the ing had been removed it was fou
,steamer Spartan, 'Capt. A. M. Me- that her •bottom was almost entire]
Gregor, of Goderich, written by one destroyed and her keel broken in fo
who was in the boat at the time and places. The work of repairing
as it will be •.of much interest we. will occupy about rix weeks and
publish the letter in full : Coat will• Ile in .,the neighborhood
"On Monday morning we took pas- "420,000. This, together with the
sage on the steamer Spartan, bound will make her mishap assume a very,
for Owen Sound, arid' after sailing in wrecking ,expenses and loss of coif
Lake Superior for sixteen hours we serious aapeet." t,
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Its business to do all kinds of plumbing, heating and
tinhmitbiug to your entire satisfaction.
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