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MOUNT JOY BULLETIN,

MOUNT JOY, PA. : PAGE THREE

BIG OPTICAL OFFER
FOR ONE DAY ONLY
MONDAY, MARCH 17th, 1919
3TO SP. M
At
“ CHANDLER'S DRUG STORE, MOUNT JOY, PA.

position to
lenses and nose‘.pieces from the manufacturers,
That is dust. the reason why we are now
00
Doing business on a cash basis, We are at times put in
secure lots of frames,
due to an overstock with them.
able to give you this offer.
First quality spherical lenses for either far
or near, fitted in gold-filled, guaranteed 10-
year mounting, with the most modern finger
piece, shell rims, case, including examination,
Our Usual Charge For These
"Glasses Is $7.50.
No drops used in examination
FWJBIN @ RUBIN
HARRISBURG’S LEADING EYESIGHT SPECIALISTS
Established 15 Years.
mar.12-1t,

Penna. Railroad Concert Company
IRA L. BEHNEY, Director
J. P. Gibson, Tear C. N. Jackson, Monologist
R. C. Smith, Baritoné-_ H. W. Keitel, Monologist
J. W. Shaffer, Reader “ J. Stewart Black, Pianist

MOUNT JOY-HALL
Tuesday, April 8, 1919 at8 P. M.
203 Seats at 30c. 100 Seats at 35e,_
Seats on sale at Getz’s Clothing Store
(Children under five years occupying seats will require tickets) 3

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“We Build Harness Right That’s Our Business
“Specials for the Farmers
4-in. Plow Risre, complete, $10.25 to $11.50 per set.
Team Bridles;$4.50 to $6.50 each.
Horse Collars, $2,00 to $5.00 each. No. 1 Hair.
5 Ring Chrome Halters, $1.75 to $2.00 each.
The best Tie Hame S s, 15x54 in. long 25 cents each.
Harness Oils, Neatsfoot, .00 to $1.25 per gallon.
We are making a specialty of. farm harness, and carry the most
complete line in stock in the County: prices cheerfully quoted.
F. B, GROFF
MOUNT JOY, PENNA.
And We'll Get Your Tire Business.

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Agent for
VICTROLAS AND RECORDS. ALSO BICYCLES q
21 EAST MAIN STREET MOUNT JOY, PENNA. by

Seeds of EveIyD
Description
Wi
\ BROODE. RS
Becolie there is a local hardware
dealer hgndling the Blue Hen
Brooder, I ‘shall discontinue selling
same but | hawe a few on hand which
1 will sell at a very reasonable price.
{Any one in the market for a brooder
will do well to ask for [prices before

, r \ buying elsewhere. :
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aha | ( \f Al P. E. Wolgemuth
SLAUGHTER % D.1 MOUNT JOY, PA.
NARROW i »
BROAD LEAF | MM E WY IST
SEEDS IN BULK AND INT d
PACKAGES \
ALSO FLOWER SEEDS
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CHANDLER'S"
DRUG STORE
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MOUNT JOY, PENNA. |
PUBLIC SALE | SKUNKS
A ; As high asҤ8.00. Muskrats $2.20,
Mar. 18,19
price list and how to catch every
Tue mink that confes up your stream,
The undirsigned will sell at public
emises, the former S. S.
free. Will buy one fur or 1,000,000
furs. We have oven, 100 Pure Bred
m, one-half mile east
. the following:
Chester White, Berkshige O. I. C. an
One Mule
Duroc Red pigs. 12 weeks old, $15,
COWS, lot of

Long estate
of Newmansto
Three Horse
All single line leaders;
hogs, chickens, etc.
farm,
two for $25. Must ma room for
springers. HAHR FUR ., Maple
Lane Stock Farm, Neshanic,"N. J.
as. -4t.
ACHES TER § ERS 3 PILLS

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“| Dwelling House
PENNSYLVANIA DUTCH
What Shwilkey Bumblesock Has To
Say This Week

en howns
laeva
gakawfed fun ma mon os im barrick
wooned, woo harly ebbes tsu essa hut
1
Husht do in dime
nuch feel wen-
si hoond? Won du husht
on sawg mere, wors net di experi-
lence os seller hownse dere olla mohl
hame ¢’luffa is os du ene recha roond
[un fet g’feedered husht g’hot? Un
‘are ware aw nimmy tzurick cooma
tsu dere won are uff em barrick-man
sinera deera schwell farhoongered
ware. Is sell net de case? Won du
[ols der hownse hame hulsht un
|sheldst ene far dere fart lawfa don
henked are der schwontz un gooked
| dich da-meedich aw un sawgt so
, noddeerlich os en hownse schwetza
‘There is no place like home.’
Sell is now grawd wee’s is mit
{ mere. Ich hob doh on minera nia
haemet olles os ich will. Blendy tsu
| essa, en goot waurem bet far drin
| shlofa, un duch bin ich net g *satisfied.
| far sich selver un
| nicher far

SO
con,
{ We ich my essa soocha hob missa fun
house tsu. hovse hov ich blendy
| awaret g’hot far my gadonka. Sidder
os ich seller droovel nimmy hob don
denk ich sheer de gons tzeit on hame
fun de Polly. Ich wase net eb’s hame-
| wae is, awver ich will dere sawga mer
| wase net os mer garn hame gaid bis
{mer amohl nimmy hame draiff—un
{de rno will mer es oller shlimsht hame
| fun ebbes. Sidder os ich doh bin un
leit finna ous os ich der genuine
| Boonastiel bin gooka se mich
we en grosser mon, un ich ware feel
| consult waega politics. Won ich olls
[nix wase waega politics (un sell i
heer olsfart) don holdt ich my hoot
| uff un my mowl tsu un derno maina
se ich ware en grosser polititioner un
[wet mich net committa. Ae ding
| wase ich un sell is os der Moses in
der Shrift sn Demagrawd wore
tsoonsht het are net si pardy fartzich
vohr im doonkla room g'feered un
dern®s.net g'funna wos are g’soocht
hut. Yo, are hut duch endlich ins
lond saena kenna awver are net
ni cooma.
Der graesht druvvel is ich hob is
mich sober holda. Ich hob far-
sprucha net tsu drinka so long os ich
doh bleib un ich con denno konda-
dawda by ginerosity sheer net refusa.
Es wore en tzeit os ich ‘nae’ sawga
hob kenna oony druvvel, awer ich
con dere sawga es gaid mere hardt
now. De leit schwetza olsfart waega
dem sowfa awver se sawga nee nix
waega dem grossa dorsht. on
yunger mon nembt en drink un
mained es daid gross gooka won are
shtaggered oonich sinera load. Are
nembt ae drink noach em onera un
locht ivver der yung mon woo re-
fused. Are holdt aw bis are en ob-
badit hut far licker un won are amohl
si schnopps recht goot gleiched don

{de
aw os

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is
noach ma siffer si grawb g’mauched.
un derno gaid are far de buddle far
si druvvel drin farsowfa. Ae drink
licker g’'mawned mich os won mer
en mon on en bawn binna will mit
ma naitzfawda. De arshta
sich lose shoffa, awver won are amohl
pawr dowsend fawda um
hut don findt are sich fesht.
vel is en grosse shpinn, un are shpin-
ned en fawda oom der mon room olla |
mohl os are en drink nembt.
Ich bin shunt ordlich farspoona un
won ich amohl widder
feel ‘“keffer-bree”’
du di mind uff maucha os der divel
widder en niar glingle naits greeked
hut.

ORPHANS’ COURT SALE
—0f—
‘VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
ow 1 meme m—
™,
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19, 1919
At32:00 o’clock p. m., by virtue of |
an order of the Orphans’ Court, of |
Lancaster County, the undersigned,
will sell at public sale on the prem-
ises in the village of Milton Grove,
I,
Mount Joy Township, Lancaster
County, Pa., the following described |
real estate, lately occupied by Dr.
Arthur J. Thome, deceased.
All That Certain Lot of Ground
Situate along the public road leading |
Church in the village of Milton Grove
aforesaid, containing 88 perches,
more or less, adjoining property of
Isaac Kopp on the north and Sarah
K. Good and A. Emenheiser on the
south; extending in front along |
said public road 70 feet, more or
less, and extending in depth 346
feet, more or less, on which there is
erected A Large Two-Story Frame
with frame attach-
ment, containing twelve rooms and
arge closet.
The dwelling is heated by modern
pipeless heater and is equipped with
electric lights. Also large two-story
frame stable and garage, chicken
house and pig sty. Stable and garage
also lighted by electricity.
The premises
adapted for a private home or for a
physician’s office and residence.
Sale to be held on the premises in
the village of Milton Grove, Mount
Joy Township, Lancaster County, Pa.
on Wednesday, March 19, 1919 at
2:00 o'clock p. m., when terms and
eonditions will be made known by
the undersigned.
THE LANCASTER TRUST CO.,
Guardian of Louisa G. Thome,
Roscoe Marlen Thome, William Les-
ter Thome, Bernard G. Thome, Ar-
thur J. Thome, S. Robert Thome and
Ralph G. Thome, minor children of
Dr. Arthur J. Thome and Olive E.
Thome, deceased.
Also at 1 o’clock
m., on the
p.
d (same day and place will be sold th
following items of personal property:
Beds, Bureaus, Divan, Cabinet,
Tables, Sideboard, Lard Cans, Jars,
Jugs, Crocks, Kitchen Utensils, Egg
Stove, Range, Oil Stove, Steve Pipe,
Washing Machine, Lard Press, Ice
“Cream Freezer, Incubator, Oil Cloth,
Matting, Rugs, Chairs, Doctor Com-
bination Chair, Books and miscella-
neous articles of household furpiture.
LOUISA M. GINGRICH,
ELI F. GROSH, A
Administrators of the Estates of
Dr. Arthur J. Thome and Olive: E.
Thome deceased.
Jonas L. Minnich, Auct.
Samuel B. Kieffer, Clerk.

pawr |
sich room |
Der di-!
are in every respect I
in good condition and are especially

hon hut are shunt der lengsht wake |
Are mawg derno shtuppa drinka un |
sober bleiva bis are in druvvel coomed |
fawda con der mon good farrisa un |
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ae dawg tsu |
greek don consht,
from Milton Grove to Green Tree |
nN ‘Our allies fought for us nearly A 4 : : : : v :
Young Man's chance to Evade Hy ofiye reitoman tie fll: Every farmer in this locality will be interested in this machine.
Hed veuars bh 3 y on = [8 ~1
Mi ddl Lif 0 d vith them. For nearly that period of The E-B Spreader is built low down—easy to load—easy to
| 8- lie epen ency. | he United States profited tre- pull. Water-tight bed holds liquid in manure. Drives
nie nendously, in a commercial and indus- through a 6 ft. door. Double steel beater with 102 chisel
al sense, by the Runepans var pointed steel teeth and 18 wide spread steel blades thoroughly
1 r iin =4 ‘ort NS ne ade; ros . . ,
Any young man who l take na | Dmmense do up Pe. ade To > shred and evenly spread in most available plant food form.
i tal i 0 v pervaded our land. ur domes- :
minute to study the tables upon which | perity perv ai a i Wheels track. Turns square corner. Weight only 1800
insurance companies base their risks | tic frade Was almost Pasi; np! pounds. 55 to 70 bushels capacity—only 3 ft. 5 in. from ground te
will find therein an incentive for | fon; our foreign trade in many lines top of box. Glad to talk spreaders with you. Come in and see us.
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aking he biggest possible i stent as epochal, : : :
pg hig | Y Pos i i “France and Britain lost millions We kindly ask your patronage for anything we have
in the rerory Aberty oan ane i rit ne 104 ]
The tables were compiled to enable of men killed and mitlions of others Respectfully,
insurance men to get reliable death wonnded less than sixty thousand
rate averages. But in their prepara | Americam heroes sleep heneath the
tion very interesting facts were also | sod of France. These men made the Oo ey u
established bearing upon the earning | supreme sacrifice. Should fe as ® 9 n O
capacity and ultimate fortunes of the | honor their memories or diminish the
| subjects kept under observation, fdory of their Service by pausing
: | »furl i , we of § i %
It should point i woral to every | ¢ cheerful performance if an m rr i ;
I aotalive dary? { ih 1 1 I EERE REE RR
voung man to learn that in one hun Par J’: ne : a
dred cases upon which are based Do we quite fully appreciate he m ®
ri < ie r rey 3 . Si
many important insurance tigures, only | sat flee made by the Se boys for us = ®
fi y £11 ubjects died essed of | When we talk about discharging our = =
ye Oo es pjects die POSSESS Ol 2 ? Abe ra Ta “rl
sufficient means to pay for their own | (debt on a commercial basis, in a cold- | .
fuierals : { Wooded way? May we not, in this |R =
rails. ti chat . nal =
When observation was begun, one [ 'tmpern, present : distumied samy =. =
hundred men of good health and | hh the spirit : that an ery sor | = =
Voy ) 3 r at the ‘ink | =
standing, aged twenty-five years, were | ‘lit vho, standing a 1e brink of | 2 "
"Th ei a of .. | eternity, pulled out and gave over his | = w
selected. Their careers were follow- | oy Ni Yelp “i Red Cr §: E
ip = | last fart i elp c e( "OSS =
ed through life.” At the age of 45 'a%t Jai ing o i : 1 — [Nr — .
: " n ! aid ather wounded men! |
sixteen were dead, fifteen were 10 | ot EE - 2
| “ 90] BS S » ailing
longer self-supporting, sixty-five were | l i eh Ee ph fr Toalips I a
| with the ‘tory Los 8
still able to work but had no other | ‘With tit ictory By | "
means of support than their wages, | question looks to me, we should not |m 5
and only four were wealthy { approach it in cold Blood. We have a |g oun oO a
Think of it! Only four per cent | right to invoke the patriotism of the IE
of these young men, who started in | People. Upon this I shall confidently =
the prime of life under the same ecir- | and I predict that the response |m
: ; Ee : a hy asure dis int the ex- |E
cumstances, in the same town, with | 1 no TE dishppor He on mm
the same health and the same oppor. | Pectation ol t 0K 2 do Ser i on =
| > 1 ale 110 2 > SpDIr 1 1 e -
| tunities, reached the age of 43 with | ¢Stimate upon the Bne sj [= .
. 1 $ face with American nation, |. w
means to enable them to face with | fats 1 v ET = on
“we call t ast the Victory Lib- BE
! confidence the downhill path of de- | We cal De si 1 i 97 ; I | And Clever Company of =
Ir arn. IS that and more. ! =
dining years. L Joon : ing ah “We 2% not |= =
At 55 vears thiriy were dependent Isis a ‘Thanksgiving Lo: : = =
. At BX as y > Sos topes \( | cing to approach it strictly in a |B SINGERS, DANCERS AND COMEDIANS—A BIG 5B
ipon children, relatives or charity. At | =" IGT enlwl 'e are I going |
[ 65 only ten of them, including the commercial sph ou We are wh |. SHOW IN CONNECTION WITH PIZARO'S =”
four wealthy men, were still self- to float it strictly % a COTIION i 'm a
supporting. And at 75, sixty-three of | basis. It 1s has 2 i Ee ay ry Im HEALTH TALKS s
: | little o teac e wisest |
the original 100 were dead without | little Ehsan Yoi imate nh le wisest | =
leaving any estate and all of the | among the financiers of iri |. Pizaro is introducing IRONTONE, a preparation
A t is img sible v f at =
X0e tir o the few ossessing i is IMPOSSIDI¢ NOW 0 O s | . “
others, excepting the few poss E | nurelv. fOr investment Duiposes. oj for stomach, kidneys, nerves and rheumatism.
wealth, were supported by their chil ’ 1 Gite we toll ® i
a ir relatives or bv charity loan of five or six billions of dollars. | 5 ©
dros, their relatives or by cha I We ave got to appeal tothe pe Hl The following are among the many who have & ’
1ese are no nnaginary instances, | : Bh | z
but hard, matter-of-fact illustrations | triotism of the American people, and |g recommended Irontone: =
2 : s \ not he done in vain. There | oo
upon which the biggest insurance com- vil i a 2 lm % : =
panies of the country stake their re. | 4r¢ vet two million American boys in | Carl Herr, 508 N. Queen St., Lancaster, Stomach =
sources France and Germany who must be IR M v
re vined comfor d brought | rs. i ng. li i ==
There is a wonderful sermon to | i im fort aad ng |= S eeny, 214 Birch St., Reading, lived four a
young men in this little story. It is | Dome in safety A Shrovified hom | years on Puffed Rice and Shredded Wheat. Irontone =
taken from the Book of Life and it nel on. neip Teturp ule | =
3 : wisn ie writing off the Books S15.- sl restored her stomach to normal. &
preaches Thrift. Unless the habit of | Congress Is writing off the books $15,- |Z A =
: : : 3 0.00 ) of ¢ riz S ‘hich | . 5 3 SF
saving is acquired in youth the pros- | V is 0.500 or anne ¢ ORs for i h |. Mrs. John Bisher, 455 Birch St., Reading, Rheuma-
jects of reaching old age with a eom- | PUI unds would have been expena- pg :
Depts as | ed had not the war suddenly termin- | tism and Nervous Weakness. =
petence are very poor. | wr J i i = =
; RE ce saving is offered | ated, the government is still expend- - " o :
No better means of saving is offered | 4 5 20! i 18 Se pe i I John S. Fuhr, 1239 Greenwick St., Reading, an -
to the young men of the country than | }DE lwo billion dollars per month to [MR : ; 3 - -
that presented by the Victory Liberty | meet the honorable commitments of |g iron puddler, relieved of Rheumatism. a
: 1 he 1 mir EE
Loan. You can share in the loan on | tht country. 'm : ; =
the easiest terms imaginable. In buying | “The homor of the government is | : Mrs.Ida McCoy, 816 Franklin St., Lancaster, Pains ®
you will be taking the first step | involvedand I know that the appeal |B in back and Nervousness. N
tors rervidi ‘oF VOuP : of the American government to the lj 2
toward providing for your old age. ! g ® .
Perhaps it may be the foundation of American people will meet a response 'm HEAR PIZARO NIGHTLY and enjoy a clean :
of which the nation will he pr : :
a fortune. Heh je proud ls show that will make you laugh.
Take heed of the unfortunate ex- I — — |
periences of ofhers. The law of av-| VICTORY LOAN LIMERICKS. |® MOUNT JOY HALL 8 P. M. NIGHTLY
erages never goes wrong. It has point- - . |=
| 3
ed an infallible moral in the case of There Was 3 young fellow aame/| Sim ERE EEE" ERE EERE
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the one hundred young men of in- ose old-age savings were slim. =

At
MOYER'S SPECIALS
OLD WAR BONDS GLASS HITS

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fin QYY
SOLD OVER PAR LOA | Ho DOM TT
0 Viv RTA TYE 1
PRAIRIE STATE INCUBATORS
S—————— Se We haveNtaken the agency for the Prair Incubators and
- Q Brooder WeNhave some Brooders con nd would ask
Y nor inroni > 1 > Y L >
Civil. War Securities Brought Treasury Head Has SUDICHE [Poultry raisers tdexamine these Brood we have the best
[ . ‘ Brooders on the market
[3 1) nt Ah 0 ait ING
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23 Per Geni Above Gost. Faith in Americal BLATCHFORD'S MILK MASH FOR CHICKS
——— Fairiotism We also sell Blatehford’s Milk Mas! We have sold sev-
i wv ' y
If History repeats itselt, Liberty eral tons already this sping. It sells at 50 per 100 lbs. We can give
Bonds will id 4 very 8 ue after -— you plenty of references who used it befor We a we meat meal fer
the peace pact is signed, be worch, it Ynor e patriotism of the Amer poultry, as well as almost’ all other kind f feed for poultry.
the open market, probably more than | can people Carter Secreiil DIGESTIVE TANKAGE FOR RAISING HOGS
their face value | I're p place relian . rou :
io : '% the recon : uv wavs i a hid : he Viel Lib We also offer you digester Tankage for ra Every farmer
ernment bonds issued wu " me of | . should feed this as it makes them 1} growth,
{ ' : \ h a ch \i Hass doe or ag . nr. .
he Civil War a J. Tass does not af CLOVER SEED, ALSIKE AND ALFALFA
Low te ol Hniery N Li an le ] y= end
is all d on 1 1 Bonds n the hearts o peopl In clover seed, Alsike and Alfa we onl 11 th ghest grade and
In 1861 eo firs e ( (a Sp are ready to supply your need 3
Ww el of toe R10: ds Ye ; s MAPE’S FERTILIZER FOR TOBACCO
ld in the marke s N y rifice ar : : . . : -
within u veal to $107. clos lied to We also sell Mape's fertilizer f ba P agricultura
al y vear In [ hrought anbaign as thev were to lime, two of the highest grade prod
$123.12, H S tider :
This is practica he ) of hi Sueceed | & = RERY V.
SLi Js praenely the isang of tile. : arming Implements and Wagons
They sell low soon afiel lance be cial or profit-taking a1 en A CARLOAD OF SWAB FARM WAGONS
cause i olde of ‘¢ Tool 1 be eotive . . tre . v - —
‘ 3 J) > hs Pe ! y A CARLOAL OF DEERING BINDERS AND MOWERS
ish enoug ) 1 mto ¢ [ intervie 1 S ! —
hands of speculators when they need «toy holding toithe | view "A CARLOAD OF FENCE WIRE
money Instead of obtaining loans upon | follows A CARLOAD OF EMERSON MANURE SPREADERS }
he Io banks or responsible tinan one an te » il HpPos . : : : ‘ ' y -—
i anks or om Ines : A) Ie Hw > ea wi ; In farming implements we will have large supply. We will have
Eecrohady knows that a first mort DS a iy bd 3 eo] : Foal in soon a carload of Swab farm wagons, a carload of Deering binders
gage is one of the mest desirable | q ft despnl of mY Ceow ir |and mowers, a carload of fence re, a carload of Emerson manure
forms of securities, The Victory Lib- | (his we exactly true. 1 wonder if [Spreaders, as well as a lot of riding cultivators, Iron Age potato planters,
erty Loan is a first mortgage he | (1 x uk in this fa peak (eorn planters, ete., ete
entire United States and is the ver) | considerately? They tell aho the Here we show you a cut of the Emerson Spreaders. We can not say
hizhest form of security in the whale erifices’ the American people have 545 much for this machine.
world. wid in their voice ere is
Holders of Liberty Bonds need tone and in their mien un
concern themselve | } ! ¢ sterit
price of the honds 1 ) he s meant by the ‘s fices
price for the bonds America? Where ;
disposed of by unw ¢ de 1 field nd ruined (
hond actually Ss wort ace value \ our cathedral destroved |
all the time Thos re quick nrofaned Where o 0
Oo buy | a 1 ) MW { y facto \\
their va i ( ) filed wo and I
Su \ ! ‘ Ve 1)
of other ) ’ { i , : ; 1 ror s
State nie of n ‘ |
he IK ) 1 ds of vietim
ti al 101 t 1 serious ‘sacrific E \ ’ "
hem, besides h ought vou in Wav: in ; ter pl ; \ Ra
terest all of the tim n ig ms of « OVern : ?
t n order to make everlastingly
MAXE VIGTGRY LOA anure ! prea er
MAX } N wows, property? 1s 1
| ‘ srerifice o devote one’ labor
AN 0LD AGE PROP © co nd i the roves to Spreads Evenly A Strip Full 7 Feet Wide :
L cquire the habit of thrift and san ; . < J ‘ $
, sadly lacking as a character WO tons of manure applied with this spreader
the American people? has the efficiency of three tons spread with a fork.

But one day he cot “wise” {
And since then he just buys
Every bond that is offered to him. {

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surance study ard observation.
Don’t drift into old age penniless as
they did. Subscribe to the Loan!
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the disorder. They als cause a gen- | other food. Won't blow away, ary y 1
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