. " , - Wednesday, November,2l, 1017 LETTERS FRO ANOTHER FROM THE SUNNY SOUTHLAND. Co. F, :107th Engineers. Camp Gordon, Atlanta, Denning that Son will he Interest. ed to know how Uncle Sam Is provid ing for his soldiers, I tun going to try to describe a little of the- - army life. Army life and college life are in many respects similar; BO I did not experi ence many difficulties In changing from civilian to soldier. ' t was sent to -Camp Meade, Mary land, on October Gth - After remain- Ins there for two weeks, our company, along with several others, was trans ferred to Camp Gordon. We are quar tered In twastory frame buildings (built on piles and .130 feet long by 00 'feet wide) called barracks. They consist of three large rooms. One is nn thtksecond floor, and has room for about -110 cots. Two ate on the first floor, one having space for about 40 cots, and the other being a mesa hall and kitchen combined. There are also one or two orderly rooms on the first floor. The barracks at Comp Gordon are about the sane - as those at Camp Mende, except that Instead of one flight of stairs from the first to the second floor inside, there are four flights, all on the outside. Our mess kits consist of a deep metal dish with a handle and detachable cover, a cup, a knife, a fork and a spoon. We form in lino at mess time and have our food (which has been very good) dished out to us ••• • • • We go by central time down here. We arise at 5:15 a nt., mess Is at 00, drill call at 7:10, iccohl tram drill at 11.00; mess at 12.00, dial call again at 1:20, recall nt 8.16: retreat at 5.00, mess at 6.16, and lights out at 9.10. Call to quarters la at 10.00 p m. There are a number of Y. M. C A headquarters scattered through tho camps, and I believe they do a lot of good They are going to launch a campaign for $35,000,000 froin Novem ber 11 to 19, that amounfrbeing acces sary, to finance the work to July 1, 1.118; and I hope they will be, ably supported by thdse who feel that they can give toward it The work of this company has been' mostly drill and military tactics Dur ing the morning drill period, we have setting up exercises, singing, and alb laic events, such as running, Jumping, etc The clothing which we havb re ceived consists of a coat, trousers, field shoes, dress shoes, hat, two shirts, four sets of underwear, • four pair of socks, leggin, barrack bag. poncho, two hi:int:eta and a quilt On Friday mornings we take a 12-mile hike; on Friday afternoons we clean CADET REGIMENT BEING WORKED DOUBLE TIME Military Department Making Moat Of Fine Weather—Much Open Order Work. During the drill periods, Penn State very closely resembles the many train ing camps, which are scattered all over the country • The drill is extreme - ly unusual on account of the fact that even though Pennsylvania Day hes come and gone, the work still contin ues, and It is also minimal, on account of its strenuous distracter. Sham bat- ties are the order of the day for the Sophomore:: and Junior members of the R 0 T C, the lost hour in the afternoon. The,work is handicnpped to some extent_ due to the fact that one hour does not afford much time for any extended maneuvers Ely the time the roll Inns been taken and the regiment merched to the scene of the conflict, fifteen to twentHlve minutes have elapsed, thus leaving practically only thirty minutes for the actual skir mishing and return to the Armory The Freshmen lint e been recent Ins practically the same fine of work, though to n less advanced degree So long an the weatker holds favor j . able, thls work will be continued, but definite arrangements have not been mode for the succeeding time quite an extensive problem is presented In the search for class rooms to accom modulo the whole number taking -- drill, especially in the case of the Sophomores and Juniors The pres ent plants call for the Bind) of snap snaking, road building, bridge building, end other work of a like character for the Juniors, nlnk something on nine name order hit naturally to a Home what lesser degree - for the &mho- . in calisthenics and bayened;, ' nrnerico, though tdud:r Ins in. drralraMl- . ity7pr this - coming-under-the tdloirot the Department or,P r hynienlEd ~" • ~,,uctxtf on.. No definite decisions has ham . .melle 'an to the' nmount of time the Sophajores" and FreSlirifen ) to put In during the winter, but for the : present it will remain live -hours a Week. TUNGSTEN LAMPS DIS CUSSED BY PROF. MARKLE "The Characteristics of Tungsten Lamps" was the subject discussed by Professor D. L. Markle at the Elec. trical Engineering Society meeting , - last week. An added attraction was also. provided In the presence of C. 1... Knotta, 'l6, who is at Perirt — Stato at - present endeavoring to interest Se niers in the II D. course of the West inghouse Electric Company. He gave art interesting exposition of the vari ous ways In which that company Is helping the government during the present oriole. The question of the E. E. Society editing an issue of Froth was brought UP and T. J. Derr. 'lB, C. H. Tomlin son, 'lB, F. A. Frederickson, 'lB, A. Leinbach, 'l9, and L. F. Babcock, 'l9, were appointed a committee to investigate the possibility of the so ' ciety undertaking this project. -o-- - YORK COUNTY TO ItOKD RANCE At a recent meeting of the Yolk County Club, It wan decided to- hold the annual Chrietmae dance during the vacation at that time. It is intended Inviting the nonlorn of the York High . • School and York Academy. Thle year's eincere are F. It Morey, 'lB, president; • C. B. Eckenrode, 'lO, vice president; Schlagetine, '2O, secretary; and - EL- Wore, '2O, Weeper. ) • ~~:~;,: THEFRONT up barracks, and on Satin day morn Ines We have inspection. Sincerely yours, Norman D Maddock, 10 OFFICERS AT CAMP MEADE ARE KEPT HARD AT WORE Things have been moving tight clung dawn bele We were assigned 202 men the drat of October. We mined them and worked •mail we Inid the "fear of Cod'. put In them fairly well, when clung came a transfer, and all -but ninety left Ile. Lout week we mere tilled up twain with green mon. We have been having quite n time with them but they lire beginning to etch around ogain for us. We are having a practice every once In a while 0110/10 dope, unit lout one this morning fin three hours The men nu formed amity wall fur a while, and I wan thlinkful, for I non placed at the ienr of the column t 0 nlrrolutely lint let an)one fall out We ore having the ached' of the Soldier. squad. platoon and company dr 111 togethei With bayonet mark and hand grenades Later In the jointer xe *Olll bend a section of trenches, dugouts. etc., mid -Ilse In them The men pick up the work vet.) , quicklY. suiprisibgly so, In fact. I suppose Pennohanin D•t)'o defeat tins a shock, vosn't It? I should eel have liked to have gotten 'melt to college but neglected to milt leave In time. TRAINING AT OGLETHORPE MALL SOON 1I COMPLETED Chattanooga, Tenn , Nov 11, 1917 I suppose lon are till getting over the eireets of Pennsylvania Day How I did wish that I could have been there I suppose the season's events mese rte huge as usual There are man), many times that I wish I could ho back at Perm State and enjoy all the One things lon have there. WO fitly I yahoo the ndvantages when we get Into just such life as we are leading now We lime Just come out of the trench es after a stay of three days and tno night/. We had rain and much mud yrry little sleep and aeveral severe at tacks, mostly at night. It is great sport, though, for no use only "blanks" and dummy grenades which only creek and smoke Our time here Is growing rather slim t Just about two mocks and then—' Nobody seems to know V.llllt. will implies Do nut know what me will get. If ongthing I expect to go home by way of ' , Umbra gin and see the Pitt-State game on Thanksgiving C FOOO. 'lB Mansfield Falls (Continued From First Pogo) minute of the game. He proved veil strong on sctondary defense, but no the line stirs unable to stand the stilt' onslaught of the Freshmen, much of his good work went unr °warded Tire entire neshman cloven pins ed their usual good grime of football, and Roh -1 inel should be mentioned for the mau nor In ulalelt .he handled the Celli...lt bra tit. Thu ground golticto NCI c Mt- I ner.'who made several nice tuns. Wil liam% who displa)ed some more of his openreld Aor k. and 3lcCollunt cad high of whom glinted noun ground by the for writs parrs route Stoop. and Fr sock ribs, played won derful' ball, and backed up the Bile ,exeelitnt manner The line shoutil it4ir to be on I: resists hie stoner: ill arid rimer Orin it piereelt for any dt- Merl gain+ The Ilne-tar follows Freshmen—Al Mansfield Normal—fl :McCollum. ... In own Cosset t Iledank le) . . . At nuld Bents . Centel Decker I lonll It a .. °lnman Mei . 11 Wallet Snell It .1 - Joyce 1111001 Q II . 00)10 Stoops . 1. 11. 11 . . knees Ph ench . It If II . . Evel ett Enamel ..... F. It . tt menu Touchdown,. French 2. Moen 2. McCollum 1 (1011 W II on. touclulou n Rumen 2. 0 out of 3. [Moen. 1 out_of 2. Subrattatlono PI erlsmco—(:nn - 1111111 Oil nide) . Fon lc) fon Can mall, Milan. for Itltner: Maim ton 11101100. Lebldinc fon Bentz. Pugh fon Fan ley. 01111111111 (01 Pugh. Alt Conlon fon Stoopo, • I:on li for 5100111 nm nlllOll.OO —C Joyce fon 10001 ell. WII- Illanto fon Arnold; aeon fon au •eon: Halley for Decliet : (107.0110 an Deno Refer of Rr inbnugh, Lehigh like-ECRSIot and. - 11: Hend 1.1n0f, 1 mon- , Yol ger; Penn. pato. Modinant Linesmen—Bailey. Ninnoneia Ntiannl, Holinnarrohn' Mate. s TImo of poi lodo: 12, 1402, - - A. DEAL Sanitary Plumbing, Steam, Hot Water Vapor and Vacuum Heating State College, Pennsylvania. Mail Your Laundry Home THE PARCELI POST r LAUNDRY CASE carries I .` 1 your laundry 200 miles for 12c, saves its cost in I one month. Has neat fit. • ting cover, enveloping an • . r indestructable inner case I that cannot crush. _Has name plate for your ad. dress and home address. SIZE 13 x 20 12 x 3 1.2 inches PRICE $2.00 POSTPAID THE P. P. LAUNDRY BAC neatly made from heavy canvas and leather. Has ad. dress plate for your address and home address. Can be used ad, an ordinary laundry bag when not in, transit. Size 14 x 20 inches. PRICE $1.25 POSTPAID These carriers are guaranteed satisfac. tory or your money refunded. Circular an repeat AGENT WANTED PARCEL POST BAG CO. South Bend, *Tana LAST YEAR'S SENIORS OUT IN THE WORLD Adams, R. J., Ordnance, New York City. Alvord, A. L., Chemist, +American Steel Foundries, Chester, Pa Ash, H. W., Supervisor or Agricul tural Library, Pennsylvania. Barclay, G. S., Otdnwu•o, Rneic Is land Arsenal. Barnes L. G., Construction Foreman, Ohio Fuel & Supply Co, Cicala. Ohio Bartlett, J. M., Clink, A. W. McCloy Co., P11.01)1110, Pa Blackman, Daniel, Supply 1311 Won, Ordnance Depaitment," - Clork, 1.1 S. Government, Washington. I) C _ Blythe, D. D, Aviation, Wilkinsburg. Pa. Broadbent, G. C., Designer, redenti Shipping Boni d, American Interna tional Ship Building Corporation, Phil adelphia. Pa Broughton, B. A, Assistant In Cl* crating Dept , West Penn Power Co., Connellaville, Pa Ceader, Joseph, Jr., Naval Reserve, New .Torso' Clark, R. S, Nay), U. S Steamship Aloha. Coombs, R. E, Supervisor or Agri. culture, - P.•nnsylvanla State Agricul tural Vocation Department, Bromall, Pa Corbin,.S•nnuel, Dratted Cottom, H. V., Ordnance, Rock Is land Arsenal. Culp, B. J , Section 530. U. S. Army Ambulance Como Dale, J. M., 2nd Lieutenant, 19th U 9 Infantry. Tenafly, N Denver, R W. Draftsman, Blum Weld's & Co., Pfttsbargh, Pa. Davis, F. M., Drafted Davis, Merlin, Mechanical Drafts man. 11. S War Dept., Washington, D C.- Dean, C F, instructor In Zoology, The Penna. State College. De Ferle, J. A., 2nd Lieutenant, tat Company, R 0. T. C . Military Branch, Chattanooga, Tenn Detwiler, Lulu F., Teacher of Eng. Halt and German, Neaquelmning, Pa Diefenderfer, H H , Amititant Chem ist, Bureau of E‘plosiveta, Smith Am hay, N. .1. Diem, W. R., lad Company, Mili tary Police, 28th DI% islon, Camp Ilan :oche Auguala,•Ga Dodd., R. G., Assistant Superinten lent of Traffic, Central Dis Wet Tele phone Co, New Castle, Pa, Dougherty, Isaac, 2nd Lieutenant, 113th Field Artillery, Camp flee, Vn. Doyle, G A, Student Engineer • The Bell Telephone Company of Pennsyl• Narita, Philadelphia, Pa. Dufford, Clair, Farm Manager, Phila delphia Trust Co. Brondlawn Fauns, VON, ton Square, Pa Eaeby, J N. P. Company B, Ist Pennevh•nnia llingineers, Cnnip Han cock, Ca Edinger, P. L, County Agricultural Agent, Carll,le, Pn. Ellis, G L., Petroleum Geologl4l ❑mpire Oil Co, Wooster, Ohio , - Else, J. N., Assistant In Agronomy, The Penns State College Emlgh, J. W., County Agent, Hunt ingdon, Pa English, E. H., Assigned to Marine Corps, Quash es, Va Fair, B. J, Engineer, Stone St Welt stet., Youngstown, Ohio Faint, F. A., Instructor In Engineer g. The Penns , Slate College Feledy, C. F., 2nd Lieutenant. intttn• Fessier. L. P., Junior Engineering, Illinois Stale fllghnny Department, Peoria, 11l Fetter, C. H., Engineer, Western Electric Co. Neu• York City Flakier, Samuel, U3cologlal, Hires Condensed Milk Co. Philadelphia, Pa Fisher, H. E., Sanitary Train, 2811, DOlsion, Camp Hancock, On. ATTENDED CONFERENCE Dean It 1., Watts, of the Agilcultural School: Director hi S McDowell, of the Agrleullmal Extension Depart• went, and Dr. William Frear, of the Agriettiturnl Chemistry Douai Intent. spent the past ueric•end lit attending the confri once of the Al3lOl lean Anon elution of Agricultural Colleges 10111 Pixperinient Stations at their untold session In the New Willard Hotel, IVashington, 0. C Tile ronfet once began on the fourteenth and continued tint II the sixteenth WEAR THE NEW OPEN END SHELLTEX SHUR ON Straps especially reinforced Rims in cherry or crystal Temples with or without flat sides To feel or She'hex Slier-ons is to want them "Dr. — EVA - ROAN . • , 522 E. College Ave. State College, Po; Smart Shoe Styles For Fat -m_inter All kinds of shoes for all kinds 'of weatiet: _ The Fall rains and cool winds are with usiliig 'shoals arc sensible foot wear—They are good insurance against' o sinter colds. And men's shoes never were more snappy aharit e _present season. For prices we can promise that you will finer - al '&11,4i for dollar value in every shoe in the store. • The College Boot-t Athletic StOt 4• pl v Our Business is Supply Youf Every, ~A College Need; we are ; Prepared to Do On the Co-op Come f', PENN STATE COLLEGIAN Popular Lectures For This Year The School of Libel al Arty bus row pletrol sill details fro Ito Tueoday mim ing lecture:4, and many of the men prominent men hi the faculty 11111 be heat 11 during the couitte The first lee 11110 will be given on December till, and the series will end MIL an sub drew: 11,) Dr Spa:lto on \larch :Nth All the lectures, eVeept Iwo, 1 Ito, of Dean liolinea and 1)1 At unity', will he held hi the Librial Ai to Assembly' Doom TIWNC other tun talks 11 1 11 be Illuotrated and will he alien in the Old Chapel. The-Lectures pro% ed in term:ling and_ were, ler} "itopolai year, and the lint of spealm a for — the canting course will home the same nopularitY. Tile speahera and their lopleo fol loos: Omen:bet I—" Tile American Short Slot y," Prof. F. I. Pattee. Deol.,lll,Pr l—::Aiiiinn I Coln:inn:l ." Dr. If I'. Atmoby, illunl ruled. lanuary 20—"Eugenlem," Dean A 1. Mimeo, Illuotrnt tol Feb:nary 11—" The Art of Reading," Prof J. T. Mond:mon February 12—" Art and the Barbital Sehool.. Dr 11 P Stec her _ Fehrunry 19—"Eleutherios Veni/elos —Statesman," Dr C 0 Harris Fehruar3 20—"Sclenee and Scientific Theories," Dr M M. (limo March s—" The Student and Cl(l7em shin," Dean T C l'itnreli In- - A Trip In Ilawall,” 1)1 flask! Allen Antletann. March 2l—"Horace Ozerlo," Dr 1 E Sinktkx ' --, Gridiron Gossip Non for that annual Thanksgiving Dap bottle with Pitt. Can the Min and 'White line hold Mt fatten 1011 i trill Clunk° Way ho too speed 3 for Pitt, Conn,. In Imploving In 1114 go tI kicking Ile nent cd NIX nut of el,la hint :blurtto. and llltltt . t mitts mitt In Ilttt ttettotttl 11010 Membeiii of both 100701 LI dined Dint the game Was one of the nle,ma It that tIION 44,1 4 played In The 4, 141.1 41101 not 14 tamed to be good Inner a, 111.1 4111 Ile the% fought laud oil the thin. thew M 1 ,4 nothing but good-mauled . 1.1 4 - tween the two teams Deck 144 time wlth the Wentoan Am bultinee Unit O'Donnell arid Cabbage remolned at Allentown to Ila 3 on the name team. O'Donnell 14 1111,4 yam or the itmlinlonee clot ell There AA 114 a yogi. Inllol that the ambulance Mum V.lllllll be able to alto ngstheit Pitt on Thotiltoglshig, bill men hod the, lent:nod. IL to not IMO) thus they would lime been eligible Thet eueie never al 0111 111 10 01 In go la ban Ch cloy last Matilda) Penn thorn ed Michigan IC toll, Wext I II 0110 lait W 3 J. 7 to 0, nod Tufts Olin:mid Doi anouth 27 to 0 I'itto 27 to 0 - to:3 ovei nook. 'nth 41 4 4 40 lie 0. pouted The PI 0411171. he the 113 44 in face l'ltt, when thee tilt lie the 1 ono - Mit: eleven next &nimbi, 1imp . ..1 hull ing they iihow the 'von Ott)' plot how IT 114 done' The only Icznahan .- 101 NI 0 J3OON Or till) he the IleAnnan Scthe mei e Noma game ate. Thankeals Inn. hum non to be intone theme in event at Pol hen lick] en Thnnlcepthlng: WILL PLACE EXHIBIT. The Animal Illandry 'Department of the Agriculture .Sclioor place an eehltal In the ,Internatlonal Lit. Stock and Horne Pair,r'which gill br held al the Ireton Stock Yard. Cilium.). front Deeembet 1 to 8.: c ' The Right Place,;; For the:Righf Goods At the Right -Price • ".„." OLEWINE'S : IOWARE BELLEFONIK:I4; Dealer In HARDWIRE Stoves, Pakir Oils, Glass, Co'ali - Malcers' EVOCK:ASII STOMES_, and LtAN, GES hop STUDENT CAMPAIGN - ENDS SUCCESSFULLY College Men and Women Rake (her Mil Noll Dollars for Pro,on Camp Work Tlll , l Nook 111141, 1110 '..11i011111 (*am pllla. liniolig the Amelican college , In the 1nt...41 of the Student Pt lend shin Near I . lllltl ht 1111 I'llloo Or 10 .1 , 1 . 1110 0110 1111111011 1111i1111A•Judged (1011 the In. elimlnary tenants that bale been 11.0.1 N ed at Iteatlant ut tot s, the sum pledged oil! tun Dirt the 1111111011111.111. Pennsyl,nnla has 0110 01 the large a Student 11111.1115 111 1110 t 0111111). 1111,1 I. 11.1110 , 0111011 by 11 Logo mandrel of loi loges, unherulties and prepat atm y FM.11111314 The.amonnt anon. .1 to Its nn , illations t, as 41, rot, four thousand dollars, and thete 4001115 to ho no tines !lion In the minds of the State Con, Intim.. in Ilatiklittrg. of Mimi , 00' n lic,on 'l7 Is Mailman, that !note than !the amount Si 111 he (0101.111111 g PHI, 111 league math Catnekle Tel It, 1101gat et Mon I ',on Si 110014, 1 1 111.0 ; burgh College fun \\ * Etna in. the Weqter Theological Seminar , . and the I'll!, !Ali gli Theological Seminary, 1104011 I hell I_llllltrolgo on Pt iday olth whirl o Intl finish In o Welt t hey en dean°, oil to raise a pledge of $.17,000 I , lNi" thousand students front these in st Indiums met in the St ria 11 Mo s que fon the initial meeting, and Nlolp grid leged to 1151011 hi e% Antbassatiot lames if Gerald, and a Canadian pri. 11110 aho his 100011th netutned to 11114 rountn folio, ing an honorable dis 111111111 ft onn the Army, 11110 to the loss of a leg Polloolng tills meeting the student body 0.10 111114.1411011 111 leatos of students. and Melt effolts netted the stint of $16,61.: 67 Among the large numbet of Instill: lions that hose been henna floor it rem of the outstanding are Illus s acluisselts Aggies milli a stn dent hotly of 191 nu., pledged $6,121 00 Vin ginlit 11111taly Institute, $7,01i0 Intl Ohio Slate finished with $17,011000 tom tt Stltto, $22,101100 1 1 ale, $29,20000 11 11'1' PHIL 1. CLUB lIA 10\14 PI, ON I.OIL 1 \ Nl' 11, II I\ I I A tv rpiudnte.l It On Club meeting . hog Mot sant to in the eon 'Ott Joint- It %I'M n committee to he appointed In the Not tlmant elith , fel till` +11.1.1111 ti ome, to lit !told tt Philatittlphla tint - lug the Chi ham et tot :Ohm At the no t ling. N ton II '. 20 ha' , tt-‘1 tetillent l• I'M, it In otitlont tont If I: 1..11.4. to I tot tt t•tte otni ; SHOES T x Come in and Look •j•'::: them Over eII X , x :1. , Prices $4,10 $7.50 : j: + 1. 4. Yon can save a' dollar or two. j: i :C . 1: Odd Trousers to match yuur . ;: i-suit-at reasonable-prices.- . .4 . ? :- ••• M. HURWITZ + X ÷ ....,:-. - - - :..•.,.,,, • .M . , , :catez of ....e . - - ;.. 7 ,- ----='- 4 "fekt- ar4. ~e- - --r--..;-' — ‘ - -.1.. ,' •'" '. - „.... 0-..i.'-,-t"- -,, -. ~,,......:„.. •'• ..,.....,-curney i5 ......,.....-_-..... )--....;.;...::-..„-;---.........,--,- 1 .---. ISs. ....e.,: ''. ..,•• IT Z ''''' ' ' '' ' .7l.' ,. f•• 17 : . -;„ ~,. 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GLEE CLUD RENDERS SUCCESSFULTONCERr The °lee Club gasp a cons err ai then Illtnningham School fon Gills at Sir nungionat, ('a, last Satundat esenlng berme a seat appreeinntlse audience The Club left !teasel Field nate, the Slant hunt game and :cached Binning-I 1111111 fon snippet at the school After the 00111. 1 11. a dance utts gisen rot the , Club members In the school I:slum-I 11111111 I'o 0111, 111 members of 1111 1 011111 1111111111 • 1111 1 11, 111111 1110} 1.011011 the , trio as being a sent successful one A nip at the start of the second 00011 1 ,101 Is holing an staged to Include Reading InUnis 0 date). Illoonudning Solana! SObnnl, and 001 1 When toss in, not tot determined Artie ssoll, 11114 15111f1C11 011 00 :nu sip to be used fon the fire sacred I cndee(l to be cis en 111 the Club on Sunda) aftennoon, Folmar). 20111 The' In:ogram unit Inelude among olhens., Schumann's "holitsflosset", Its malt's "Ilenitach. , (v.fth tun irinno,l. Sohn ; bet i'v Miffing, Vandem ;arr . .; "Sun• vet", and Gonno.n. 'Sung of Ilie Got 1 den C If' horn Faust. IT A hi: 10 rlt PLANS TO 1.0 TO I'ITT. Thanks ivin : Two 7-Passenger Cars will be run to Lewistown for : f the convenience of fellows on Wednesday immediately X X after recitations Drop in and make your reservations. Edison Diamond Disc Phonographs ).. - and Student Supplies ft: -s- Good fiction for the English Classes to read Penn State Book Store L. K. METZGER 'l5, Prop STATE CENTRE ELECTRIC COMPANY Headquarters for Everything Electric Store Closes 6 p. m, Page Three GIRLS . GLEE CLUB OPERETTA. The Mils' (nee Club ling slid led ne the urnl; on the nru 0041111110 d C.III loth, "'rho v0,..0 ol the 1.11111. I.nn ems," In Ping 131145. 111 1)1. gl.,en 1111 Trim; II I.) n ehlne)n) opinelta, omnanlon Neer In 1111. one L,l,en so , m,e)s111113 Inst. nprlnn, "'rho PVllot. the itini COI n" Why Do Purchasers Buy at the Rexall Store Because Satisfaction Is Guaranteed Vacatio Frazier Street 1M))11:ffl
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