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A FACT PROVEN.
Should Convince Even the Most skcp-
teal of It's Truth.

II there Is the slightest doubt In the
minds Of any that Dandruff germs do not
exist, their belief is compelled by the
fact that a. rabbit innoculated with the
germs became bald In six weeks time.
1t must be apparent to any person
therefore that the only prevention of
badness is the destruction of the germ
which act Is successfully accomplished
In one hundred per cent. OF cases by
the application of Newbro's Herpicide.
Dandruff Is caused by the same germ
which causes badness and can be pre-
vented with the same NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Herpicide.
Accept no substitute destroy the
cause you remove the effect"
Sold by leading druggists. Send 10c in
stamps for sample to The Herpioidc Co.,
Detroit Mich.
One dollar bottles guaranteed. Paul
G. Schuh & Sons, special agents.
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up this week shaking hands with the
voters ald telling them that the judi
cial election will be held Monday
June 7h There is no opposition to
the three candidates but the voters
should turn out and help make this
selection.
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OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS OF THE
CITY COUNCIL.

Concluded from Sixth Page.)
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firing line. but she did not lose her
presence OF mind. Wheeling her horse,
she dashed back through the fast flying
bullets, making a marvellous escape.
She served through the war, was hon
oTably discharged. She shared the dan
gers and hardships. the bareback and
black coffee without d murmuT. asking
neither quarter nor favor on account of
her sex. She and the captains wife.
who had acted as her surgeon. by proxy,
when she was wounded, became fast
friends. Louise was a most untiring.
unselflsh worker IN the hospital corps
/ being the last one to wrap her blanket
about her at night, and when the soft
tones Of reveille sang out on the morn
ing air she was up and alert. ready for
duty
She Won the admiration and respect
Of everyone with whom she came in
contact, this brave, self-sacrihcing, pa
triotic girl
Of all the brave deeds of Iowa's sol
diers, none shines brighter than those
Of Louise Wellman. who was indeed the
Daughter Of the Regiment.
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April II, 1909.

Easter Lesson. Cor. xv:12-2S.
Vow is Christ riser from the dead,
and become the first fruits of them that
.-srr I Cor. xv 20.
verses 12-13.-DOes the doctrine Of the
direction Of the body rest upon rev.
.-a-fon OF upon reason?
providing the soul is immortal, is it,.
.- not. of material Importance whether
raa body is raised or not?
It there is no resurrection OF the dead,
.- follows as Paul here states, that
Christ is not risen. but is the converse
.,ra that if Christ is risen then all hu-
-.40 beings will necessarily be resur-
r-.-ed2
rf seems that some in COrinth denied
The resurreCtiOn Of the dead in the sense
that there is no life after death; now.
r. that we're true. then how much would
There be- left of Christianity?
What is the process Of reasoning that
s--austrates the fact Of immortality ?
What is the scripture proof Of life
after death?
can YOU mention a single nation or
tribe of the past. or at the present.
which has not believed in Immortality
10 some shape2
Verses 14-l1.-If there is no resurrec-
ran of the dead, how would that make
their preaching vain, make our faith
vain. and make them false Witnesses
Verses lS-19.-HOw is it that all men
Hstiuctively believe in the immortality
IF their departed friends, and expect to
meet them aCaiH2
10 was doubtless true ian pauTs day
that If there was no immortality Chris
raus were of all men most miserable,
because they were then despised. i'm
r~-0ued and put to death; but is the
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Twenty Women Soldiers of the World

the little coterie which "he" gathered
round him were not given 20 this vice
on the eve OF a battle they sang hymns.
and were jOCulaTly referred 10 as the
praying squad"
At the battle of Pittsburg Landing
her GOODNESS and bravery kept her COM
pany steady under a heavy fire Of the
confederate troops who were forcing
them toward the river inch By inch.
and defeat seemed inevitable. Just as
they were about 10 reach the Tennessee
river, "Dr. Ned was struck by a frag-
ment Of shell, which knocked her down.
In an instant she was on her feet and
walked 10 the hospital tent on the river
bank. The wound was in the collar
bone. and the attending physician or
cered the removal of her cOat-Which
Louise fatty refused to obey The sur
prlsed surgeon, giancing at his patient.
saw the pale soldier Of a moment ago.
suffused with bushes. Instantly guess
ing the truth, and not wishing TO in
crease the embarrassment Of the suf-
lerer, whose face had gone pale again,
and was drawn with pain. che hastily
scrawled a note of instructions TO the
wife Of a captain who was in camp. re-
questing her TO attend to the soldiers
wound according to directions
Louise remained at the captains quar-
tiers during convalescence. and while
her bravery was commended by her as
tOnished officers. il was thought best to
send her home. She begged so hard to
remain that she was allowed to 90 so.
pending an answer from her parents.
who had been notified. In the meantime
she had, on complete recovery. discard
ed her uniform for riding skirt, and
was detailed to ambulance duty. She
was given q saddle and horse, and when
/ an enga cement was fought, she rode
fearlessly TO the front 10 alleviate the
suffeTinSs of the wounded and dying.
She carried restOratives, splints and
/ bandages in her saddlebags, giving her
+ services to friend and enemy alike.
Many a mUrmured thank YOU. and
i God bless YOU" she heard from the boys
who had marched to the inspiring
strains of Dixie" There was no blue"
nor gray" now to Louise Wellman;
/ they were all brothers. she was over
joyed when word was Ueceived from
/ her parents granting her permission to
/ remain.
Served Under Grant
! At Vicksburg, while serving under
! Grant. on one occasion she suddenly
/ found herself under a heavy fire. and
/ for some moments was lost in the dense
! smoke. When the air cleared she found
J herself within 100 feet of the enemy's
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Or. Ned louise WeIlman.l

Dr.. Ned (LOUlSe Welman.)
so tHo breaking out of the American
..EH war. a family by the name Of
WsUmau lived on the border of Iowa.
Two of the Wellman boys. big, husky
brave feilows-typical westerners. re-
-uluded TO LincOln'S cali for troops,
leaving their ranch i'm the care Of their
parents and young and only sister.
Louise. who was The idol Of the Well
man family.
Louise. like most western girls i'm
those days. had been raised according
t1 PIato's idea though she probably
f.5nt know il. for a cattle stampede
would have interested her far more than
All the uustv old books one could stack
Ir-and the narrow confines OF ii school
COON would have suffocated her. Since
she was . years old. tshe was just 10
when history first took note of herr.
she had been i'm the saddle. She could
ride like an Arab" break a. brUnChC.
-gss5 cattle and hit the bulTs-eye at
fifty PAGES. equal To- any cowpuncher i'm
those regions. iu fact. she was true
cowboy girl i'm every respect. She
was big. wholesome. happy. caTe-free
AMI filed with spirit OF western indie
prUie0cr and u1CouVenti0nality.
The first real sorrow Louise had ever
rrowH was when she saw her two stall
uarr brothers ride of TO join their rsgi-
".H. From her babyhu0d she had
na.. their constant companion and pct.
-TH- BOYS did fl, too" she had always
considered au an sufficient explanation
fr everything she did. This first sep
sra-0n then was leeuly felt by Louise
and IS easy TO conceive her sudden
U--0.ution one day while rounding up
rar cattle. 20 follow the boys" Wheth-
-r she appriSed her parents Of her de-
termination or not. we arc not told: at
..E rate. she cut off her Gair. donngl
H.r brothers. clothes. mounted her horse
su. enlisted in an Iowa regiment
9Th. first engagement she tOo6 part in
WAS the sJ0rmiug of Fort DOuelSUu.
Here she attracted the attention of her
superior officers by her courage and
f.ar.essne-s. She was wounded i'm the
wrist. and was next placed on picket
|Jty. again distinguishing herself by
.-- bravery.
She entered into her duties with a
7e-t which won the admiration Of all
E.~ companions. While none of them
suspected her sex. it was soon disCCv-
.-oI that mo- one could bind up a wOusad
DID, assist the sick Ike Or. Ned" IS the
handsome Iowa soldier was Affection
f-- called by her comrades. It was
.s. observed that the profanity of the
...a was diSJasteful 10 Dr. Ned, and
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Suggestive Questions on the Sunday
School Lesson by Rev. Dr.. Linscott
Copyright, 1sos by Rev.. S. Linscott o. D.

same true today? Is not Christ's relig-
ion now a grand thing for this world.
even If death did end all?
Verse 20.-What is the chief evidence
of the truth Of Christianity
What is the proof that Jesus did rise
from the dead? (See Matt xxvi:le-1S:
Mark XVIII: Luke xxiv.36-5S: John
xx:4, 3, IA, 20; xxi:4; Acts i:3. 13. 80. 81:
Cor. xv:3-S, ct seq)
Is the fact Of the resurrection of Jesus
TO be proved by evidence, like any other
fact, and is there any other historic
fact better attested?
Why was it, when Jesus was crucified
that his disciples were a dispirited
band. having lost heart. and going back
TO their former occupation, and what
was it afterward that put new life i'm
them, and made them the most cour-
ageous men that ever lived? fThis dues-
tiOn must be answered in writing bv
members of the clUb.)
What become the prominent theme of
their preaching2
Is it credible that such noble men.
who afterWard laid down their lives for
the truth, would testify that they had
seen and talked to Jesus after his death.
| if they had not so seen him2
| Verses 21-22.-Would there have been
natural death if there had been no sin?
Would there have been any resurrec-
| ton of the dead, Il Jesus had not been
| resurrected?
Verses 23-2S.-Was Christ the first
/ man TO rise from the dead2
When will the general resurrection
/ be?
VIII Christ finally abolish death and
destroy sin2
Has God put all the forces Of nature
under the control of Jesus2
Lesson for Sunday, April IS. 1909
'The Conversion Of Saul. Acts ix:1-30.
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BLACK eve FOR BLACKSTONE.
kansas city Times.

Your honor" said Moman Pruiett,
the criminal lawyer. since reports and
modern law are not sufficient to con-
vince YOU. let me read this section from
Blackstone. the father of the common
law. and unidentified authority. He sup
ports my contention precisely
you had as well sit down. Mr.. Pru-
iettA have decided the point against
you" replied the court. You need not
cite more cases. I have overruled your
demurrer. and do not care to hear you
read the section
Il know you have. your honor. I know
you have" sarcastically said the re-
doubtabie lawyer.
4 know it. but just wanted to show
the court what a fool Blackstone was.
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POINTED PARAGRAPHS.
lChicago News.)

(ChicagO News
Girls who bleach their hair only want
a fair show.
No female lawyer objects 10 being the
woman in the case.
Even an actress may not be aote lie
make up for lost time.
For each disease there are any num-
Der Of cures that don't help any
Wise is the woman who lets her nus
band believe that he is the boss.
The straphanger looks far better 10
the street ear company than an empty
seat.
A woman's dream of bonnet looks
ike a nightmare 10 the man who pays
the freight
It's q good thing that some people are
self-satisfisd, for they never could sat
isfy anyone else.
It's easier for the average nan TO quit
drinking If he wants to than it is foI
him TO want TO.
After a woman has succeeded III
breaking into society she thinks its az
to her to go away twice year for heI
health
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WORSE FOR MASTER THAN MAN,

A French generals wife. whose tongue
Iashinz ability was far famed. demanded
that an old servant. who had served with
her husband in the war. be dismissed.
Jacques" said the general, go TO your
room and pack your trunk and ledve-de-
part"
The old Frenchman clasped his hands TO
his heart with dramatic JOY.
Mel can co. he exclaimed in o very
ecstasy Of gratitude. Then suddenly his
manner changed. as with utmost compass
sion he added.
But you-my poor general you must
stay"
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Br1ing your pyramid. Church service,
with the holy communion. at II o'clock
CatecheticsI class. Sunday at 10 a. N. /.
Thursday. 4 ,. N.
Our Savior's English Lutheran Church
Isl South Fourth East. William J. Ian
bow. pastor. Sunday school at 2:30 p.
m. Divine service at 8 .. m.
German Lutheran (SL john 81 Church
Seventh South and State. William J.
Lankow. pastor. Preparatory service for
holy communion at 20 a. IN. Divine serv-
ice with celebration Of holy communion.
at 1879 a m. Children's song service at
:: 30 p m
Danish Evangelical ChGrch-Hsrald Jen-
sen. pastor: residence. 81 Z street. Ser
ices at the Swedish Lutheran church. Sec
ond South ard Fourth East High mass,
with special Easter music. choir and solo,
at j. N. Holy communion and receiv-
ing of new members. Sunday school at 2
?. m All Danish and Norwegian people
invited
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Wednesaav evening testimonial meeting
at O'Clock. Free reading room AZ IT'D
une building. 14s Main street. Is open Gary
except Sunday from TO O'Clock p M
on Wednesday. TO p m
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First Unitarian Society-lSS South Sec
ond East. William Thurston Brown, min
lister. Sunday preaching service at II g..
m. Easter sermon by Mr.. Brown sub
iect. Immortality Not q Hope Of the
Future. but a Fact Of the Present" Spe-
cisl music by Unity Quartette. Sunday
school at 1870 p. m: Professor p. y.
Cook superintendent. Lloyd Alliance OF
Liberal Women on Wednesdav at 2:3i
o. m Social Science club Friday at 8
% N. leader Mr. Brown
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Adventist.

Adventist Church-Fifth South and
Sixth East 5. G. Huntington. pastor.
Services: Sabbath school at 10 a. m.
Preaching at II a. m. Young Peoples
meeting 800 p. IN. Preaching Sunday at
p. m. subject. THE Two Adamses.
PRAYER meeting "Wednesday at D. m.
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Swedish Free Church.

Swedish Free Church-7S4 South Seventh
East. Children's Easter service and pro-
gram at 3 p. N. Older people invited
vited.
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Scientist.

Central Christian Church-Fourth South
and Third East The regular II o'clock
service and a meeting of the congrega-
ton viii occur at p. N. instead Of the
usual hour. SUNDAY school at 9:45 a. m.
as usual All are invited
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CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS
Episcopal.

81. Marks Cathedral-There will be two
early celebrations Of the holy communion,
at 6-45 and 5 a. m. The morning ser ice
will begin az 1890 with morning prayer.
70 be followed By the high celebration Of
the holy communion, with sermon. Chill
drens service. with baptism Of infants,
at ! p. m. At this service the Lenten
savings Of the Sunday school children.
and the other offerings Of the cOngre-
cation. viii go TO the united offering
OF all the children Of the church for
missions. Choral service and sermon at
7:90 p. m.
St Paurs ChUrch-Main and Fourth
South streets. Rev. Charles +. Perkins,
rector. Easter day services: Holy COM
mu1iOn at and 8 a. N. Morning prayer,
holy communion and sermon at II. Chill
dren's festival at { p. m. Evening prayer
fmusicaD, at s O'Clock. Visitors welcome.
St. Andrews Associate Mission viii hold
the following Easter services:
At ST. Johns chapel, Logan and Ninth
West, Sunday school st $50 a. m. morn
ing prayer and sermon, 1880 a. m
At St. Peters chapel So North Second
West. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m; even
ing prayer and confirmation. with an adj
dress by Bishop Spalding, $50; holy COM
munion. 9 a. m.
At East Garfield. special Easter Sun
day school service at 4 p. m: celebration
of the Lords Supper at $50 p. m.
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Phillips Congregational Church-Fifth
South and Seventh East. Rev. p. A.
Simpkin. pastor. Services today. with
Easter MESA yes and music SUNDAY
school at 1890 Christian Fndeavor. 500
The choir will be assisted by the Phillips
Male Quartette, Horace Ensign, Mr.. Tor
rance, Howard Don and the Harmonic
Singing society. The Singing society will
render "Abendlied." ode kapello" and a
Resurrection hymn Mr.. Ensign will sing
"HOsanna.' All are cordially welcome.
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Lutheran.

English Lutheran Church--3S6 South
Fourth East +. II. Bussard, pastor,
Esstcr SUNDAY sunday school OF 10
m DR. William Blum, superintendent
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Methodist.

First Methodist Episcopal Church-Sec-
ond East and Second South DIT 2. B.
Short pastor. At 1875 d. m, special
Easter music. Sunday school. 12:15 o. m,
J. NJ. Settle. superintendent. Epworth
league $50 2. m; Miss Gaby. president
At 1880 p. m. Easter cautata He Is
Risen" Missionary meeting Tuesday al
20 p. m. with Mrs H. J. Talbot. 1924
East South Temple street EpWorth
league at $50 .. m.
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BAPTIST.

Emmanuel Baptist Church-Third South
and Seventh East. Louis :. BOwermau.
minister. Easter Sunday services at II
a. IN. and S p. m: morning subject. He
Is Risen, Even as He Said: evening.
What Does the Resurrection Mean to
Me2" Special music morning and even
TX. Be ptismal services ar the Bible
school session and the evening service.
Bible school at 12:15 p. ~, Ben L. Corum.
superintendent MidWeeE service Wednes-
day evening at I;f.
Program Of Easter music.
Organ prelude-Songs Without Words
-..---.--.---------- --.------ MendelSSOnn
Fling Wide the Gates (the CrucifiNion
The Lord Is Ny StrenEth......-......
.-.-.----.--. ---..-- -.--t oieridgc Taylor
They Have Taken Away Ny Lord.
...-.......,..-. .-..,.---..- ...-'.-... Stalner
organ postlude
Hymns 193. 1874
Evening:
Organ prelude-March .,...-.. Mendeissohn
And Whom They Had Fulfilled All. Norris
And Behold There Was a Great
Earthquake Observation-Disclosures Ltmper
on Calvarys Brow ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
organ postlude.
Dr. ". G.. Ebaugh. organist and Choir
fster Mrs. 2. B. Jones and Dr. W. j.
Davis. sOloists.
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Tiff NJ Z. Church-Ninth East and
First South. D. N. Helmick, pastor
Preaching by the pastor at II a. m and
p m Special music program in the
morning tsee program eIsewhere). Sun
day school at 10 o'clock; c. +. Hamre1
superintendent. EpwOrth league at Z
o'clock; Miss Fern Bitner, president
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at s
Ladies' Ala society viii meet with Mrs
Helmick 7Sf East South Temple. Tues
dav afternoon at $50
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Rio Graude SIission-G. NJ. Fraser SUI
oerfntendent Bible school at 1890 D. m.
and preaching at p m. by DR.. J. ".
Payne.
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Burlington 4tissiou-F. j. Lucas, super
lntsndent. Bible school at 1876 a. m.
and preaching by Rev. ". ". Des Autel
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Conqreq ationaI.

First Congregational Church-Fourth
East and First South. Elmer T. Goshen.
pastor. Morning service at Il o'clock.
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Christian.

FIrst Church Of Christ (Scientistl--33s
East Third South street. Sunday school
al 9:4j a. m. church services at u a. n.
and p. m.: subject Are Sin. Disease
and Death Real?' Wednesday evening
at O'Clock a meeting is held for the
purpose Of telling Of the healing of sin
and disease. All are welcome to these
church services. Free reading rooms open
daily except Sunday from 10 a. m. to 8
D. IN. in rooms JO5-5J7 Scott building.
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Presbvterian.

First Presbyterian Church-South Tenn
pie and G. streets. Rev. William NJ Pa
den. d. D., pastor. Morning services at
II O'Clock, and at this time will be OBJ
served The Annual Easter Service Of
the Utah cOmmandery No. ], knights
Templar Evening services at 7:45 o'clock;
special Easter program with appropriate
music by the choir. Sunday school at
1890 p. m. Young Peoples meeting Sun
day night at : Reception of new MEM
bers and observance OF communion will
take place on the Sabbath Of April IS and
preparatory services Wednesday and Fri
day evenings prior to these exercises.
Westminster Presbyterian Church-In
1. o. o. r. hall Postoffice place. Charles
Curtis Mcintyre pastor; phone 2615 Bell.
Morning worship at Il, sermon. 'The
Practical Worth Of the Resurrection Of
Jesus Christ Children will be baptized.
Ey-ening service at $50; special Easter
music; sermon, Immortality Brought TO
Light The special Easter programs Of
the Sunday schools viii take the place
Of the regular lesson study. The house
1;30. at 80 West First North. Endeavor
society at $50. topic, Risen With
Christ Prayer meeting Wednesday at
ia pm. at 80 Wayne court subject
"Our Sunday Schools"
East and Eleventh South. Herbert z
Hays. pastor. Wade LOofbOurow. super
intendent Of Sunday school. Preaching
service at II a. M; subject, THE Bible
Teaching Concerning Heaven" Preaching
service at $50 D. m. subject. "Alienated
music at Sunday services. Sunday school
at lZ.l3 Christian Endeavor at $50 D.
M; topic. "Risen With Christ Prayer
meeting W Wednesday at 80 p. m.
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Second Church Of Christ (Sclentist)-
Ladies Literary Club building, 20 South
Third East. Lesson sermon at II a m:
subject Are Sin. Disease and Death
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he FORD CONSUMES Less GaSOIhe
prize contest was held in Denver to learn what car
would go farthest gallon Of gasoline. The Ford
Touring Car, with passengers, went AZ and fTac-
ton miles winning the $1,000 cup offered by the Denver
Automobile club. The Ford" is an economical car.
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DR.. W c.. Ebaugh Organist and Choir
'ster. Mrs. F. b. Jones and DR.. W. j.
Davis soloists.
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Served Under Can.

At Vicksburg, while serving under
Grant, on one occasion she suddenly
found herself under a heavy fire, and
for some moments was lost in the dense
smoke. When the air cleared she found
herself within 100 feet of the enemy's
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organ postlude
Hymns 133, 1S4.

---------.-- ---------- ----I0IeTIdg0 IaEIOT
They Have Taken Away Ny Lord.
-----.--- Siair1nr
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Come get your wants for the next
six mOnths-our third week and the
great sale is growing greater