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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-01-27

the bearing down. / recommended it
TO some friends and two of them have
been greatly benefited by it." = Mrs.
MAE MCkNIGHT, Oronogo, Mo.
Another Grateful Woman.
St. Louis, Mo. - was bothered
terribly with a female weakness and
had backaehe, bearing down pains and
pains in lower parts. began taking
Lydia L. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound regularly and used the Sanatiye
Wash and now have no more troubles
that way" - Mrs. AL. HERzoG, 5722
Prescott Ave, st. Louis, Mo.
Because your case is difficult one,
doctors having done you no good,
do not continue to suffer without
giving Lydia +. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound trial. II surely has cured
many cases of female ills, such as in
flammatiOn, liberation, displacements.
fibroid tumors, Irregularities, periodic
pains. backaehe, that bearing-down
feeling, indigestion, dizziness, and ner-
vous prostration. II costs but a trihe
to try II, and the result is worth mil
lions to many suffering women.
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ITCHING ECZEMA WASHED AWAY

Is il worth IS cents TO you to stop that
awful, agonizing itch? Surely you will
spend Is cents on your druggists rec
concentration, 70 cool aud heal and soothe
that terrible itching eruptiong
BY arrangement with the d. d. d. Lab.
oratories Of Chicago. we are able to make
special offer Of ascent bottle 81 their
OF q Winiergreen compound, known a.
D. D. D. Prescription. Gall, or write or
telephone TO
v. A. Grant, Randolph and Bethel. Is.
O. Goodno, Rochester; A. r.. Hood and
Son, Chelsea; N. J. Sargent, South Royal
10n.
We absolutely know that the itch a
stopped Ct once by d. d. d. Prescription.
and the cures all seem 10 be permanent.
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Welcomes and appreciates deposits. with
interest at FOUR PER CENT. per annum,
payable semi-annually, on the first DAYS Of
January and July in each year--the highest
interest rate Iaid by banks. Deposits made
on or before the 18th day of January will
draw interest from the first day Of January
1910, AT FOUR PER CENT.
Checks, postal and express money orders
BY mail are deposited at par the day re-
ceived. A 1900 deposit, the bank paving
the taxes, yields MORE NET INCOME
than 8 per cent. taxable investment In
terest paid when due and the deposit avail
able IN whole or in part at any time of need
The profits Of capital are the reward Of IA.
Dor just as much as the wages directly paid
to the laborer. An increase Of interest on
a bank account is equivalent to an increase
Of salary.
TRUSTEES-T. ]. Deaviu, Presiden, Albert Iobor
non Isl Vice President A. j. Sibley, ID Vice Presi
dent Il. N. Iaplin, Alex Cochran, George i BIancb.
ard, Warren c. Nye.
7. J. DEAVITT, President.
FRANK N. SMITH, Treasurer.
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RAoAD BROOK

Mrs. Richard Yeaton still remains very
poorly.
George Turner has gone to Plainield,
n. H., to work.
Charles osgood of GaysvilIe was in this
place on business Friday.
Mrs. Wood Of Hartford visited Mrs. l..
NJ. Freeman the last OF the week.
Charlie stoddard OF South Royalton
visited Thursday at Fred Howland's.
Mrs. L. M. Freeman sold her farm last
week to Charles Hubbard OF Randolph.
Mrs. w. L. Chamberlin of Sharon was
here Friday to see her brother, no is i'll.
John B. Goodrich OF South Royalton
was in this place Thursday buying cattle.
Wesson N. Allen, who has been con
fined to the house the past week with the
grip, is slowly improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. ID. Burke have gone 10
Burlington to spend several weeks with
their daue liter, Mrs. Charles Crandall.
The Broad Brook cemetery meeting will
be held in the school house in No. 8,
Sharon, Feb. 8 at l p. IN. All interested
come.
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SOUTH rUNsRIDoE

Albert Waterman is gaining and has
ridden out twice.
Rollin Pierce Of South Royalton recent
iy did some papefinR for George Patter-
son.
Maud Stewart had an operation for ap-
pendicitis Friday. She is doing nicely at
this writing.
Allen Smith came home Saturday for a
rest from work as postal mail clerk on
the Boston q Maine r. r.
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BEGINNINGS

The beginning Of the year is always
the time to look forward-and backward
backward to what has been done for
ward 10 what we intend to do. If YOU
are laying plans, be sure they include a
bank account With a growing account
IN our bank, 1910 will offer more oppor-
tunites than any previous year. you
have never had an account with us, get
started with the newyear and let us help
you as we are helping many Of your
neighbors and friends A dollar viii
start an account Four per cent paid on
savings deposits.
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but never follows the use OF Foley's
Honey and Tar, which stops the cough,
heals the lungs, and expels the cold from
your system
Il. A. Leonard, Randolph; Z. &. Black,
50. Royalton; d. o. Goodno, Rochester;
+. 4. Totman, No. Tunbridge.
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Seer Cgi Bone and Zeal FOR PnuIir

We are now shipping Green Cut Bone
and Meat-an unexcsllsd eold-weather
Poultry Food. Our price only g. so per
barrel Of 200 pounds, freight prepaid to
nearly all points. The material we offer
il fresh-cut and q shipped thoroughly
frozen Al above pEice We cannot afford
10 open any accounts. Send cash by reg
istered letter, postofice or express money
order, or personal cheek. Address, men,
tioning this paper, Carroll s. Page, Hyde
Park, VT.
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sHERBuRNE

Mrs. Eunice Townsend was in town
Sunday.
Frank spaulding went to his home In
West Bridgewater Sunday,
George Prior's people are rejoicing over
new baby, this making eleven.
Alton Topper went to Ludlow Sunday
to carry Or. r. L. Brigham home.
Mrs. ]. H. Johnson has pneumonia and
has trained nurse from Rutland.
Ed. Wilson Of Woodstock came to
town last Friday and is visiting bis
brother, H. f. Wilson.
f. q. spaulding's mill is broken down
and it will be few days before it can be
repaired. Quite q number Of men are out
Of job meanwhile.
Owen Bates, Warner Bates, LIZ. and
Mrs. Ed. CuFrier went to Woodstock last
week "Wednesday to attend the funeral Of
Hosea L. Townsend, Mr.. Bates son-in-
law.
]. H. johnson died of pneumonia last
Thursday and was buried Sunday at
Pitts6eld. Those from out OF town to at
tend the funeral were Frank johnson and
family OF Ludlow, Elmer johnson from
Massachusetts,, Mrs. Jennie Hitchcock
from Connecticut, Oscar johnson and
Charles johnson Of Rochester, Mrs.
Jennie Durkee OF ockbridge, George
Sawyer and family Of Mendon.
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the floor withO ut
my heart huttering
and | could not even
receive a letter.
Every month l had
such a bearing down
sensation. as if the
lower parts would
fall out. Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegeta-
BILE Compound has
done my nerves a
deal of good
and has alsOrelieyed
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4w II. B. Grant
M. Q. Flanders il confined to the house
with hard cold.
Jennie Ball, who has been sick several
weeks, is now suffering with. erysipelas
quite severely.
Mrs. Sarah Pressey, who has been at
Charles Grants for several weeks, has
gone to her home in Chelsea.
Charles Boardway OF Newport, VT, a
former resident Of Chelsea, is canvassipg
this town with stereoscopic views.
Peter Bearor and his mother are in Bur
lington with his sister for examination of
her eyes at Mary Fletcher hospital
The Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs.
Elmer Sly Saturday afternoon and even
ing of this week. A candy pull ana
games in the evening. All invited.
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ings, It's. 25c. Yours,
@. S. Hodgkins.
DR.. Eddy was in toSn recently.
Mrs. R. 7. Dean is guest at Georg,
Martins.
Augustus Chamberlin was recently in
Woodstock.
Matte Mills has finished work at S. c.
Harrington's.
Mrs. s. c. Harrington is very i'll with
bronchial pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Brown OF Gilead
have been recent visitors in town.
Pearl Hodgkins OF Rochester visited his
brother, Guy, and family last week.
Mr.. Fassett fell on the ice Sunday
night, hurting his head quite badly.
Carl Tenney came from Brattleboro Sat-
urday and is visiting his mother, Mrs.
Ella Tenney.
There will be a straw ride and social at
Amos Leavitt's next Friday evening. All
are cordially invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. F. Gould we're the
guests OF Mrs. Fannie Adams in Bethel
the first OF the week.
Miss Edith Baleh OF Burlington spoke
at the Methodist church Tuesday evening
on Sunday school work.
Mrs. @. Fl. Martin invites the school
teachers OF the town to meet with her
afternoon at o'clock.
Miss Alice Chedel gave her scholars a
ride to Bethel last week Wednesday even
ing. II. II. Harrington drove the team.
Good viii grange held its regular
meeting Saturday evening and the follow
ing interesting program was enjoyed
Piano duet, Mrs. Homer Waldo and Miss
Alice Cbedel; paper, Miss Dora Phelps;
reading, Miss Leda Smith; paper, "Good
Roads," Burns L. Ogsood.
At the Mite society held last week
Wednesday with Mrs. NJ. l.. Wyman, Jr.,
he following officers were elected
Pres, Mrs. NJ. l.. Wyman; Vice Pres,
Miss Anna Whitcomb; Treas, Mrs. Mary
smith; Sec, Miss Leda Smith; director
Tor next meeting, Mrs. ID. f. Gould.
Five new member Joined.
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Never can tell when you'll mash a
finger or suffer a cut, bruise, burn or
scald. BE prepared. DIR. Thomas Eclec-
trio Oil instantly relieves the pain
quickly cures the wound.
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MORE
PTNKHAM
CURES
Added to the Long List due
to This Famous Remedy.

Oronogo, Mol was simply ner-
yOus wreck. could not walk across
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CAPITAL SAVINGS BANK AND
TRUST COMPANY.

MONTPELIER. VERMONT.
Capital, 100000
Undivided Profits, $4,000
Assets, ST, 700, 900
Banking In All its Branches. DEPOSIT
tary for the State Of Vermont
and the City Of Montpelier.
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gm IoepAD
GmmoS
Vice Prden ;JamsB
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-01-27

Don't let the baby suffer from eczema,
sores or any itching Of the skin. Doan's
Ointment gives instant relief, cures
quickly. Perfectly safe for children.
All druggists sell il.
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NEWS IN TOWNS ABOUT
oAYsvILLE

Come in and see the trades will give
you on winter goods. Must go at some
price. viii give Csc. whip with every
stable blanket from now on. Odd sizes
on shoes way down. Pontiac coats were
&. so. now s2.1e. Special for Saturday,
IS lbs. sugar, sl.00; Oak Leaf soap,
Csc; slb. good SOC. tea, 1sc. tea sift-
ings. It's. 25c. Yours,
@. S. Hodgkins.
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NORTH TUNBRIpcE

We keep full line OF Pratt's food and
veterinary remedies. They are the best
and most reliable Of any in the market.
4W IL b Grnnt
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Mondays Randolph Market.
The following prices we're realized By
sellers at Randolph stores and markets
last Tuesday (not retaiD;-
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ANN OUNCEMENT

me company has provided for
ing SIo OF for net increase dividend
OF Ss65623 and has added general surplus for
ture distribution 36337693, of S3I245262
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desire . few volunteers for the Binsvil,s
Fire Brigade. II . nre would break out
in our midst during THE dry spei, We would
need all ths help We ana to hght It with.
desire to make the DIRE department Of Bling.
Vile a. efficient possible under the circum-
stances. That 10 why Issue this official
call for brave french.
know I an sskinS you to follow q perilous
calling Every time the Ore alarm sounds the
Areman takes hts life In one hand,
and his bucket IN the other to % forth
With courage and eonvtckshios to aght the
forksd tongue6 monster.
There are At present only dvs active members
Of the Bingv,lIe Fire Dept and I would Ike to
increase this number to ten nremen II pos
sible. u
II yeu wish to join the ARE department &c. me
most any ev'e at Hen weetherrby's store and
will take you and instruct you In what to
do IN case Of Ore. Nothing but brave
men desired.
No wages for this.
The members Of the RinErilie Fire Dept. 60
not receive any salaries. They belong because
It 10 their sacred dnty. Volunteers see
ne immediate. Fire may break ont my
minute. JARF TICKER.
BircTiLs. Chic: B'nSTllle Fire Dept
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What is our Selectmen a-going
to do about keeping the roads free
from snow this winter. which is
now almost in our midst. or amt
they a-going to do anything just
| like they done last winter and the
winter before that and from time
imorial?.
We amt had no snow as yet and
we hope we won't have none yet
for a while. but we believe in ask
ing this question before it is too
late and not waiting until next
spring. after the snow hereabouts
| has all melted. It has always been
Our policy as editor and proprietor
| of the Bingville Bugle to take time
bv the forelock in such matters
and pull her forelock so blamed
hard that peepul who fiji posishions
| of honor and trust will git worked
up to their duties and prepare for
| the worst. In other words. we be-
lieve that a ounce of foresight is
mighty sight more than a whole
bushel of hindsight. This is why
we speak about this now.
You all remember how deep the
snow was in Bingville last winter.
don't you? If you don't you have
turrible poor memory. Why the
snow in Bingville was clean up to
your neck in some places and over
YOUR head in others. Take Hank
Dewberry. for instants. Hank he's
six feet tall. and yet one morning
after a heavy snow fall last De-
cember when he started acrost the
main street for Hen Weathersby's
store to see if Hen would trust
him for a plug of tobacco. being
as he was out of tobacco and hadn't
lhad a chew since the night before,
Hank he stumbled and fell into a
snow drift right in the middle of
the road that was about nine feet
deep and he clawed around and
swore until he was almost petered
out. but still he couldn't see day
light, and. by gracious. he had to
dig outen the snow drift just like
Ia woodchuck and he come out &c
feet away from where he fell in.
Hank might of dide or froze to
deth in that snow drift and no
boldly ever been the wiser until
Hast spring.
| And the roads leading into Bing-
willie was jest as bad or worse as
1.-The main street of the town. Didn't
|Snide Petersby of Snake Bend try
Ito drive ;~+o Bineville last January
one d, IA runners and didn't he
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DEEFEEPBD!
RumiIiating Victory Over the Bing-
vile Ball Team BY tho Snake
Bend Nine --- Full DisgraseiuI
PartickIers Below

Last Saturday there was 4 terrific
ball game played between the Bine-
vile scrub nine and tha team Irwin
e,ole-he crack team from Snake
bend-in which the home team was
licked by = score Of n to IS and
haven't got over Il yet. -.
Ever since last spring the Invineibles
has been daring the Bingville team
70 play them and our boys held off
as long as possible. being as they de-
sired to practice little more among
tneirselves in order to become more
expert players. At last, however, the
invitations from Snake Bend become
100 'antal'zmR to refuse and last Sat-
urday was set for the game The home
team hoped It would rain 80 as the
game would have to be postponed, but
the day was perfect. and at D. n.
the umpire: who was Seth Dewberry,
o onr heroIck town constable. hollered
Fiay balI! and tho two teams went
to work.
The game was played in 81 Ho.k;ns.
pasture east of town and a general al.
mission fee Of FIVE cts. was charged
Jake Brown was empowered "a coI-
tect the admission fees. but being A,
there was no Enclosures, everybody
swarmed in and Jake couldn't collect
fast enough. and when he would ask
person for Ave cts tlev would saw
that they had paid and Jake couldnt
remember whether they had or not.
and as 4 result Jake he became dis
gusted with his JOB and give Il 10
and invited everybody to come and
see the game free Of charge and ali
he collected was @ cts.
We regret that We have not time
or space to give = detailed account Of
the game in this issue Of the Bu1Ie
Suffice it to say it was PLAYED hard
and fast from ! D. m. until dark and
that the Snake Bend team came out
on top.
Yves Hooker who pitched for the
Snake Bends tf1rowed inshoot which
hit Tony Gookins Of the home team.
who was at the bat. in the stomach
and Tony was removed to his home
and Jake Winters substituted in his
place ~
While Ranse Smiley was oitch;no
for Bingville he throwed 4 swift one
home which was missed BY the hatter
and II struck Tim Higgins on the mask
instead OF in the NIT and bent the mask
50 that the wire had to be cut before
It could he got often his face.
The Binsviiles would of scored
another run If LATE Whittacre when
he hatted 4 long fly out to left field
hadn't Of got excited and nun lords
third base instead Of first and the
Snake Bend shortstop throwed him
out
Taken all through it was 4 verv ex-
citing game and everybody present,
especially them as didn't pay no ad-
mission. received the worth of their
money.
When the home team found out that
!: they had been defeated by y to IS
they was pretty sore on Seth Dew
berry. the umpire. The Binsville play
ers lowed that Seth was a al fred
poor umpire 70 let them get licked like
that and him the constable Of Bing-
vile. too. Seth has made himself 20
unpopular BY letting the Snake Bend
! boys beat that It will take him some
time to live it down.
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ONCE MORE I CALL

the attention ~ ne minnie 70 ~ fset ~
shave t.res .~A cnt hstr a. ne NM % teA
~ts r-- shave and twenty-five sts.
uer h0sr cUt.
P,e..e - MT f~-r.4 ms. ! haeD - - q.
wave advertising sh1nt u
last w.~t we~' ana sharrsneA ~ Ywesss IN
M rn.r they almOat cut now without
rusIsug.
rasors.
v-~-- WV ~~~< ~ s~a$ e~v,se fwtO
Wv chow " IL me ~-~Iest rsses N NeN9.
~ssle el~~~s have olA WsWss>a NM 70
r.aA ~~vhsns 7 might piay . niece - Ae
S-,s+a- fn-
rovre y, . s>~ v,,e wA~<hev v~w Il.
sire auythi~~ No~~ - ~~~vae1f ~ net.
Yours for buss~ess
HARvr HYNE0.
BinrvfYls Tousorfsi Artist Hair CuttoA
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Country Correspondence
CALAMITY CORNERS.

Amir Haines was kicked on the LIST
of the month by a mule. brit is some
what improved at this writing Amir
is now able to set up in bed and swear
whenever he thinks about the mule
Miss leila Comstock Of Snake BEND
is visiting her aunt. Mrs Hester Rus
kin Of this place. leila i powerful
good lookin' and most of the Corners
boys have got their ewes on her,
Ezekiel Srodrrass has wound ~ his
corn husking. and it amt much wonder
when you CONF to consider how late
it is
We Re roino to have a hard winter.
some saws. and then again some saws
we be going to have open winter.
50 between the two it is awful hard
for a person 70 tell mrch abort it.
ONE WHO WAS THERE.
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what wen have later On.

Hen Weathersby. prop Of our gen.
eral store. didn't have no FIRE in his
store during 4 few cold nights recently
and ~ 4 result the boys went home
early. # Hen wants to keep local trade
he'd better be leetle mite more OPEN
handed with his wood.
Ras Slocomb's new watch which he
bought only few days AGO Often a
cedler STONED on Ras on last Tues
day ev'g at exactly II minutes and -
seconds after : p. n. o'clock and hasn't
run a tick since. Ras is considerable
worked up about it and he saws he
w;eh.s he had hcit Of the Teller who
sold him the watch.
Bill Henhurn. our unreliable Mack
<~,;th. n;.sed the ioh ~ .hoeine Henry
SHADES horse last Saturday being as
Bill was at the Co. seat 1t the time
fu1lern a goose.
Mrs Anne Hiiiver while onenine a
hottie 81 root heer last week which
she had hott'ed ~ previous had the
cork 20 Nv outer the hottie and strike
her IN the eye. The root bee all ex-
caned.
DE 1'vermore il suffering from a
bad cold Doc saws II more peonle
world foi'er his examine and pet bad
colds il world he a great blessing 20
him He saws bad colds is scareer this
fan than he EVER saw them.
Miss Amelia Tucker R;npviII-'s
society leader. hrrred herself on the
ear with a Curing iron while getting
ready for eh,,-~t last Sunday morning.
Yves Woodruff, orr hunter and tran
Der. while out hunting recently. shot
At a poIecat and missed It. The co'e-
cat. aim was better and now Yves
don't .eem 70 have manv friends in
Binrville. Them as used to be his
fr;e-ds avoids him.
Nr.. Are Witherow has dried 4 bu
Of dried aooles.
Ms. Phoehe Hi'drrhrard rot .ome
name cards str,'ek OF at the Rnete
Office recent,v We do Job work neatly.
promnt'v. and almost as cheap as you
can get it did anywhere else.
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M YOU WANT ANY SOW.

ing Acrs for vr----e'fr " sss ~ seea
hive s~t = ds~>ssvvs ~&sw~ wavS~r
IN ne 'front.' m st.Hra r~orn ~ nv vssiheocs and
an rcd ', make AresseA. basques, -
vo~R's~s. etc.
viii take pleasure n showing you the latsst
sfviss
7 charge uothsw~ 1t asI S~r CONSUL.
tatsou. have heen tstina the Neineates
for several months and teen mveeH ooste6 NJ
On the ve-v 'st.s+ thines that comes cut d De
cities anh efsewhere.
" Won wnnt 10 know. ask me.
Patterns fnr sale. Also needles and
thread. thimbles. fancy w0rk. silk
and Iaree.
7 rnsAe Ar~ss IN N'sa Arrsfas TOcAsV, -
re'~,,nc so~t-1v nua.~ ~ pso~~',fe
che had q awful GOOD 1T.
Yon can This dress % Amsffs 0sse NJ
Sunday.
COW ~ once.
RinRvilie TABTTHA JOHEN. 0ooA0troOe
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Anne Has Two Boils

Anne Hiiiyer. Our talented loryer and
legal light. also justice Of the peace,
has boil on his nose and another one
on the back Of his neck. The Deacon
says they both ache him 50 powerful
bad that he can't scarcei, tell which
one aches him the worst
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-
0sW AoRN ~ NWay Wttle 49,
lOprNve each shining ho0r-
- eathering honey al To 80
Fpeo every opening ooos.
~ eNeapest sAversisins medinm - ~
csCptS ~ you helieve IN ahvertisaue eene
ana So o. For further informatioD call -
Sp sAArese the editor.