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Connecticut western news., 1921-02-03
L.AKEVILLE

Miss Mary Kane returned last week from visit with MT. and Mrs. Henry Chapin in Plainfeld, N. J.
 Mrs. John Roebuck of Beacon Falls, was an over Sunday guest of her son, George and family.
 Miss Marion Barrett of Canaan was weekend guest of Miss Gladys Osborn.
 Mrs. Frank Silvernale has been quite seriously i'll for the past week
 About sixty attended the, annual business meeting and supper held last Friday evening in Roberts Hall. A good supper was served and every ,one we'll pleased with the evenings entertainment.
 Wm. Bassett, who has been A. s. Martins auto repair man for the past year, has resigned his position.
 On Friday evening, Feb. 11th the Epworth League of the M. E. church will serve a chicken supper in the Chapel. The public is invited to at tend and help make the supper a financial success, as the League is much in need of funds. They guar antee to give you your moneys worth in good things.
 Mrs. James Harrison, who is mak- ing her home in Hartford this winter was in Salisbury over Sunday last. k Miss Smith of Norfolk is visiting at the home of Mrs. Wm. Wheeler.
 There is to be a special musical program at the M. E. church on Sun day evening next and the pastor will preach a special sermon on music.
 Mrs. Edward Webb, who was taken to the Winsted Hospital on Thurs day last underwent an operation on Saturday and at latest reports she was doing as we'll as could be ex- pected.
 Master George Roebuck, son of MT. and Mrs. George Roebuck has been quite sick with the whooping cough.
 Earle Vosburgh captured first prize at the Lenox Poultry Show on his White Wyandotte rooster, and is reported it stood good chance for world prize.
 Lakeville basketball team was de- feated by Rhinebeck five last Thurs day night by a score of 34-22 on Saturday night. Lakeville five re- turned the compliment by defeating Rhinebeck by score of 32-28 on the Rhinebeck floor. This week Thurs day night the Winsted Eagles come to Lakeville to play the Lakeville team,> and there is promise of a lively game as the Eagles come
Connecticut western news., 1921-02-03
EAST CANAAN

There was a good attendance at { Church Sunday morning. More than forty Masons and members of the Eastern Star were present. It was bad morning, or many more would have, attended.
 Mrs. George Goodwin is on the sick list. ~,.
 Mrs. Ella Garfield is visiting friends in Waterbury.
 Miss Addie KimbaH was an over Sunday guest at John Condon's.
 Miss Mary Bottum visited friends in Winsted Saturday. ~.. .-.-.,.ii
 Miss E. J. filling returned from 8 two weeks visit in New York on Monday, and has gone to Falls Village, nursing.
 The ladies will hold their annual meeting at the Conference room Thursday at p. m. After reports, election of officers, etc. A lunch will be served as usual.
 The funeral of Mrs. Newton Beebe was largely attended from the home Friday afternoon, Rev. Robert Flet- cher officiating Burial was at Hillside, where the oldest son was buried many years ago. A large number of relatives were present. The flowers were beautiful, and the { faithful christian wife and mother was laid away, with all her family near her. Thus passes from our midst another who has long been associated with the people here, who was active in all the church affairs, and great help in the neighborhood until her health gave out, and in the later she has been the quiet home maker, and truly it was a home where all her family loved to gather. E She was peculiarly blessed with good I children, who have done everything for the parents. Herbert, the youngest son, is coming home to live, and care for his father, and work the farm. He will be welcomed back to the home of his boyhood.
 Rev. Joseph W. Barry has pur, chased a new Essex car.
 Mrs. D. J. Foley of Maybrook, N Y. has been spending few days al John Foley's. j. Thomas Dalton is out with a new Ford car. /
Connecticut western news., 1921-02-03
CANAAN VALLEY

Miss Elsie Stevens has returned home from South Norwalk.
 Mrs, Frank Whitcomb of Great Harrington was guest at her grand mothers, Mrs. Florine Stevens last week.
 Elbridge Hows of Red Rock, N. Y. is visiting his cousin, B. L. Frink.
 Mrs. Fred Stierle of West Sims bury is visiting her cousin, E. J. Donalds.
 The Literary Society met at their hall Saturday evening for good time and an oyster supper, baked beans, sandwiches, cake and coffee with other good things, were also on the spread.
 F. G. Carlson has bought Lewis Markham's farm first over the line in New Marlboro, and will take posses sion April first.
Connecticut western news., 1921-02-03

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Connecticut western news., 1921-02-03
CORNWALL

A lot of new books have been ordered for the Cornwall library.
 This town was, the first in the county to go over the top in raising it's quota for the Farm Bureau, which was $250.
 The engagement of Dr. Martin, who is building large house on the Oscar Bunnell place, is in recent New York papers.
 Leon Hall is reported as making a good recovery after the operation on his foot.
 A clerk in OdelPs store at the Bridge broke his arm in cranking his car last week and went to the hos pital.
 A man on a wood job also went last week to the hospital at Winsted with badly broken, leg.
Connecticut western news., 1921-02-03
FALLS VILLAGE

Mrs. Albert Roberts and children have been spending few days with have been spending few days with her parents, MT. and Mrs. W. L.. Willard.
 Miss Bertha Schreiber has return led home from New Haven hospital. Mrs. Clifford Maynard was on the 'Kick list last week.
 Mrs. Edward Dickinson and chil- dren have returned home, after |spending two weeks in Waterbury. Mrs. C.. K. Adam has returned to 'her home in Hartford, after spending several days with Mrs. Charles Babcock.
 Harry Crane of Bridgeport will give violin lessons once week at the Hotel.
 A dance will be given in the town hall, February 4th. Benefit of the Near East Relief Fund. Mrs. Oscar Schreiber was in New Haven Monday.
 M Joseph Smith sang at banquet given by the Loyal Legion at the W4lIICI I1OuSS lAk AHAA AAA5 SNA1
 Thursday evening, January 27th.
 Rev. G. F. Bristol taught in the higher room of the Hunt School the past week, taking Mrs. Clifford Maynard's place.
 MT. and Mrs. c. W. Burkett were visitors in Canaan last Friday. Lester Root of Norfolk has been in town the past week. Miss Julia Goodwin will entertain the members of the Junior Sewing
 Club at her home Saturday. ..~.. Frank Boyce has been visiting at Ralph Woodin's the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Kramer of Bridgeport were Friday and Satur-
 day guests at Samuel Weiner's. Miss Kiernan's sewing class met at Mrs Charles Beaps Saturday afternoon.
 { William Hines, who was severely injured, was brought home from the ] hospital in Pittsfield, on account of the critical condition of his mother,
 Mrs Mary Hines. /
Connecticut western news., 1921-02-03
SALISBURY

The Salisbury Club will give an other dance in the town hall this Thursday evening, February 3rd Music by the Randy Kids, a five piece orchestra from Torrington, Refreshments will be served.
 Frank Macdonald spent Sunday at his home in Bethel.
 Miss Phoebe Smith has accepted a position in Champagne's Drug Store.
 Harold Everts who has been visit ing his parents and friends here, re- turned to his home in Nebraska Sun- day evening.
 Miss Kidd of Mt. Vernon. N. Y. is visiting at E. c. Dexter's.
 Miss Margaret Travis, who has been spending two weeks with her parents, returned to Baltimore on Tuesday.
 MT. and Mrs. H. B. Smithers will occupy H. s. Kelsey's house, recently occupied by H. B. Waring and fam fly for a few months.
 K. C. Harding and J. M. Bell went to New York on Monday, to attend the funeral of Mrs. Bells father MT. Estes, a former resident of Taconic.
 Miss Mary Miner has returned to Storrs College to resume her studies Miss Katherine Finnegan has been spending a few days in Storrs
Connecticut western news., 1921-02-03
CORNWALL HOLLOW

Miss Genevieve Hall spent the weekend at her home in Kent.
 Mrs. Mary Jones spent a couple days at her home in Middlebury last week.
 The trained nurse at George O'Cain's returned to Pittsfeld last Tuesday.
 Allyn .Hurlburt carried the, milk to Borden's at Lime Rock while O'Cain's truck was being repaired.
 Farmers are cutting their ice.
 A pair of horses driven by Earl Smith, boy living at the Roberts place, became frightened and ran Wednesday afternoon. Young Smith who was thrown out was shakened up and scratched about the face, is no worse for his experience. The horses were caught by MT. Hotchkiss.
Connecticut western news., 1921-02-03
from NEARBY F0WRS

we have heard of an occasional frost bite, for it vii lbe remembered the air was quite refreshing about that time.
 The death of Wm. S. Gould, oc- cured suddenly near his home in New York on Wednesday, January 18th. The funeral was held from his late home 346 West 71st St., Friday, Jan. 21st at 10 o'clock. MT. Gould and his family have for a number of years past spent their summers in Sharon, occupying the Hotaling cottage, and it is with isncere regret we learn of his death. The Gould's many Sharon friends extend sympa- thy to the bereaved family in their loss.
Connecticut western news., 1921-02-03
ALFRED M. COSTELLO. Photographer and Artist
 Studio Bridge St. ,
 Great Harrington. Masa-

highly recommended.
 Mrs. E. Millcr's Sunday School class held a food sale at the office of The Conn. Power on Saturday after noon and report is, the sale was a great success.
 Miss Sarah Holley, who has been in Hartford several weeks for ner- vous treatment, returned home last week.
 Mrs. Stanley Mather is in the Sharon Hospital, where she under went a successful operation last week.
 Mrs. Harry T. Miller went to New York city on Saturday last to pay her mother a visit.
 Leslie Dufour of New York was an over-Sunday guest of his parenta-
Connecticut western news., 1921-02-03
ASHLEY FALLS

A young son has lately arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Welch.
 MT, and Mrs. Wallace Decker spent the weekend with Myron Decker.
 Frank Smith who has been serious Iy ill is somewhat better.
 Bert Lee was operated upon last Thursday and much interest is felt in his case.
 Miss Alice Bowen is on the sick list.
 Mrs. Herman Handel and daugh. ter Hazel were in town Saturday.
Connecticut western news., 1921-02-03
Large Argentine Province

Large Argentine Province
 The province of Entre Rioa, Ar~ gsntina, has an area of 29,241 sQuars miles, or little greater than tho sem- bined area of the three states sg Massachusetts,, New Jersey and MasRs land
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Office Of Mayor and COmmOlV
Council
--- KEW M
Violation Of Ordinance No.
lit, Sec, 4.

Any person gor body corporate
throwing refuse OF my description in
the alleys, or ON the streets Of the
city Of Westminster will be eompell-
ed to remove same at their own ex-
pense; az this ordinance viii be
strictly enforced
II. \. KOONTz, Mayer.
II. N. Snader Clerk. &
June 1Q-A
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COURT HOUSE NEWS
lconllnued From Page one.l

Confined From Page one)
ker. administrator OF William y. Har-
man, deceased. returned an inventory
OF personal properly and received an
order TO sell personal property
Joseph y. Baker, administrator OF
James Watt, deceased, returned in
vcnteries OF personal property. debts
and money and received an order TO
sell personal property.
]. N. o. Smith, administrator OF
Charles G. Whitmore. deceased. set
tied his first and final account.
Emma A. and Samuel Il. Harnlsb
administrators OF Samuel s. Harnish
deceased. reported sale of personal
property
william r. Moore. administrator OF
Charles W. Moore. deceased. settled
his FIRST and final account
Letters OF administration on the es-
tate OF Ellen NJ. Leese. deceased, were
granted unto Lewis d. Leese. who re-
turned an inventory Of debts and set
tied his first and final account
The Westminster Deposit and Trust
Company guardian OF Jesse 4. T.eppo.
settled its fast and final account.
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FeeILike,GivingUp2
Many Westminster People on the
Verge, Of Collapse.

A bad back makes you miserable
all the time
Lame every morning; sore all day.
II hurts to stoop--it hurts to
straighten.
What with headache, dizzy spells,
urinary weakness.
No wonder people are discouraged.
Who do not know the kidneys may
be the cause OF IL all.
Give the weakened kidneys needful
help.
Use tested and proven kidney
remedy
None endorsed like Doan's Kidney
pills. Ask your neighbor!
Mrs. Joseph Gilbert a w Main
St, Westminster, says: Il am glad
to endorse Doan's Kidney Pulls. |
have often used them when my hid
neys we're weak and out OF order. ]
felt dull and run down and my back
often ached considerably. Headaches
made me miserable and my kidneys
acted irregulariy ] used Doan's KID
ney pills as directed and they sOon
relieved all the symptoms OF the
trouble and strengthened my back
and kidneys"
FAsne COO. al all dealers, Don't
simply ash for kidney remedy get
Doan's Kidney Pllls--the same that
Mrs. Gilbert had. Foster hilburn
Co. Mfrs, Buffalo. n. y,
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BuzzARDs GLORY.

We do not think II viii be long IN.
~ the wedding Of Patty zepp will
take place, he left the woods salur.
day evening with beautiful bunch
Of Laurel blossoms and daisies. and
said boys. these flowers Will win her
back Tor me We asked John shaffer.
the evangelist 70 tie the knot for him
and Shaffer advised him 10 go 20 ]. NJ.
Null'a and get welded together.
John shaffcr. the evangelist ~ the
aaS mill gang. held preaching In the
woods, which took great effect. as
Frank Ward, Earl Menchey and Ed
ward MCGEE haze hli the suwduat
trail
~ schwcltxer told the saw mill
gang the way he got his girl was like
this, she lived In the Biue Ridge
Mountains Of Virginia. 90 the trail or
lonesome pine. after writing her
two hundred letters she said she
would De mine. 40 ! made up my mind
20 90 and get her aud dld NOT say no
more. Il vas The ilrNt time + saw her.
maybe Il wag q shame. but she had no
objections Of me changing her name.
The Mayor % Mexico IL running on.
position against Police shafer, In the
barber business. the mayor has his
establishment IN the hon house. while
Abe h!a hle In the wood shed. They
both have Blll MaOeo painting signs
Tor them Dr, Wiks went to the may
ors shop for hair cut. the mayor
asked him what kind Of a hair cat DO
ynp prefer pr said round" BELIEVE
me he Eot Il A milk pot was uaed 10
strip down over his head aud an the
hair Inst stuck out from Under the
pot was cut on III + vile said he look
ed like . child with 10 hair bobbed.
Il WAS reported that chief of F0licp
Samuel had hung himself. but Il 4
not currect.l tie was standing in a
pear tree painting his house with d
rope around his neck in case 10 would
fall
rncle Glove lost his pet lizard
which he had wore on hlR coat M.
death WAS caused by a bird picking Il
while pasturing IN rose bush.
Ar Charles Hunter who purchased
The peanut roadster from d well
known man at Tanuery. had a gray
squirrel thrown IN 10 gather up the
nuts
Messra. Smith and slonaker. Francis
street paid Tying yialt 10 Jesse
Null on Sunday lasi. SIR. Smith gath.
cred a bale OF cat-nip tea 10 take
back 70 the city To feed bis cats.
snppoac the eats Of Francis street will
have a Fourth Of July feast
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gambler

Sunday school at Providence NJ. f.
Church, Sunday morning al 10
O'Clock. Christian Endeavor Society
at D. IN. Topic out and Out for
Christ" Leader, Mrs David ~ Leis-
ter All welcome.
Mr. and Mrs, Rhinely, Mr.. and Mrs.
Rosser Smith and son. and Mrs FL
mer. all OF Baltimore. spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Patterson.
\ Rev, and Mrs. McCasln. son and
daughter, spent Sunday afternoon
with Mr.: and Mrs. Lewis Miller
MIR. Harry Monroe spent from Sat
urday until Monday with Mr. and Mrs
Geo. Benson.
Mrs. Lester, OF Hampstead snent a
week with Mr.. and Mrs. David Leis.
ter.
Mr.. Albert Creswell. OF Baltimore
spent from Sunday until Monday witt
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Shipley.
Miss Florence Patterson. Mrs. J
Patterson and Mrs. Rosser Smith ans
son, spent Friday afternoon with Mr.
and Mrs. A. -. Coleman
Mrs. Elmer G. Hunt, son Gilroy. and
daughter, Florence, spent a week with
Mr.. and Mrs. ) N. Barnes.
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A
Miss Clara Blum. Topic, "out and Out
For Christ Lester Caple led last
Sunday night Wilbur Yingling gave
an interesting report of the Conven-
ton held at Silver Run last yWednes-
day.
The ~. p. b." will meet next
Thursday night, Jqne 16, at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Heagy. If In
element weather Il will be held on
Friday night. Members cordially In
vited.
The Mite Society met last Thurs
day with about fifty present at the
home Of Mrs. Bertrand Caple. A large
number Of visitors were present. The
society voted 70 contribute $500 to-
ward new printing press az NJ. p.
Headquarters. Ice cream. cake and
coffee were served TO all.
A large number OF persons from
this community attended the West
minister High School Commencement.
Ralph Lockard and Edna seister.
splendid young people from this
neighborhooi we're among the gradu-
ates
Mrs VIM. Tanner spent several
days in baltimore last week.
Miss Moilie Fiater. Of Baltimore, -
visiting her sister. Mrs. Edgar Lock.
ard.
Mrs. NJ r. A. Evans Is spending
this week with her brother, +. w.
Caple and family.
A light shower Of rain fell Tuesday
night Whfph wac much needed
Mr.. and Mrs Amos wantz, OF Tan
eytown. spent the weeks end u the
home Of Mr. Hon and Mrs, Guy Caple.
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MISS STEVENS HANGS SELF.

Frederick. Md. June s.. Miss BERTHE
Stevens, Creagerstown. 46 years old
sister OF former president 81 the Coun.
y Commissioners. Frank II. stevena
committed suicide By hanging herseli
IN the wagon shed az her home. Des-
pondency on account OF M health IA
supposed to have prompted tho act.
During the absence ot her brother,
George Stevens, she hanged herself 10
a rafter Her brother found her body
She had planned to take q trip for her
health the following day.
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nlRTmnAY ANNIfEHsARY.

An enjoyable evening was spent
Saturday At the residence % VIM. II.
Payuier East Green street. the oc-
caslon being the seventh birthday am
nlyersary ~ Master G Bertsa;n Col
ry. son Of Mr.. and Mrs Chas. u. Coll
~. of baltimore. Master Colry, who
is the grandson Of Mr. Paynter. re-
ceived many beautiful gifts, Many
games we're indulgea In by the chill
dren. after which refreshments were
served Among thoNp present we're
Robert Martin Helen White. Mary
TIA. Sam Hahu. Ethcl Zahn Flureuee
Martin Martin BltEei Robert stem,
Emily Stem. Eleanor Stem Marion
Abbots. Bertram CORY. Lillian CORY,
Robert Colry. irene Stoncaifeg, Df
Walter Rapapnrt, ~ Washington. u
G.. ans. Ne and Wrs Chas II Coiry
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WINDIE HEIGHTS

Don't forget Sunday school and
preaching, at Harmony Grove Metho-
dist Protestant church, Sunday after
noon.
The Ladies' Mite Society will hold
their strawberry festival, on Satur-
day, June 18th, II not fair 1t win be
on the following fair night.
Those visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Luther
Myerlys on Sunday were Mr., and Mrs
Grove Easton. and Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Pool and family
Miss Audrey Wilson spent Satur-
day and Sunday with Miss Margaret
Wilson.
Mrs. Margaret Gibson has been
spending a few weeks with her sis
ter, Mrs. Robert T. Shipley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert r. Shipley en-
tertained on Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank DeIioff, Miss Helen DeTIon.
and Mr.. Howard Scharf, all OF Mt.
Washington, and Mrs. Margaret Glib
son.
Mr. G. c. Barnes entertained on
Sunday Messrs. George Shipley, Guy
Barber, VIII Smith. ROLAND Grimes,
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Plan to attend the big four day eel
ebration given by the Westminster
Fire Department On July z, 40 and 8.
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Shirley Smith, Mcclellan Wagner,
Herman Wagner and others.
wOOnRlNE


Well, Woodbine is still on the map,
IL not ii should be- To give strangers
an idea OF what Woodbine really is.
will enumerate some of her constitu-
tions.
Two large canning factories, not so
fiourishing right now but expect 10
assume their former prosperity when
normally reigns again; two grain
elevators, two stores and two black
smiths. 80 1t is readily seen that We
have competition, and competition is
the life OF trade; a hotel an overall
factory. garage. mill, church and
baseball team that plays two games
per week. One on Saturday afternoon,
and in order to Remember the Sab
bath Day and keep IL Holy they play
a game on Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Stanley Cromwell, near Wood
bine, tho in Howard County, was
among the fifteen graduates from Mt
Airy High School.
Mrs. Doeller and son have returned
TO their home In Baltimore, having
spent several weeks with Mrs Maur-
ice Corbn.
Frank Grimes, Erman Shoemaker
and c. A. Mullinix have each had
fine large barn built on their respec-
tive farms. They each take this means
81 thanking the neiRhbors, men and
women, who came In on raising day
and helped with the raising, also In
feeding the crowd.
Lee Condor is having erected a new
residence In town.
Mr. f. H. Dayhoff who has been eN-
tremely III, Is somewhat improved at
this writing.
Chldren's Day services ut Wood
bine Lutheran church. on June ~:
and at Morgan Methodist Episcopal
church on June 20.
The Ladies' Aid Society 81 Morgan
meets at Mrs Ernest FOwbleB, on
June 30. al y. m.
Mrs. Vim. Fleming. who had the
misfortune TO break her right leg he
tween the knee and ankle " doing rs
well as could be expected
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Chester Lee Bonnie. ~ New wind.
sor and Hannah Mae Nusbaum. OF Tn.
ionville, Md
Livingston Stanley Gilbert. of Kee
waydin. Pa, and Laura Geneva Shear.
er Of AleEia, Md.
Cyrus Raymond weant and Anna
Josephine Dayhoii. both OF Keymar.
Edward Clarence Taylor and Lula
Florence uusti, both o. Haltimore City
George William Tracey, Of Park.
ton. Md. and Sadie Agnes Young. oI
Freeinnd Nd.
Roy y SchillinbeTE and Clara
freakle. both Of Baltimore City.
Walter Leonard Spurrier and Tau.
70 Naomi Day, both Of Mt Airy. SD.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles v. strevig en-
tertained at their home, on Sunday
the following guests Mrs. Arthur
Benedict, Misses Myrtle Coker. Ismma
and Edna Brilliant, Berthe NJ. Stem,
and Truman Stem. OF Dennings. MIR.
Marshall Carr, Of New Windsor; Day-
ID and Milton Benedict. Harvey Step
han, William StreYig and George
Brlllhart Some fine selections were
played on the grafonSla.
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NOONsHINR SAVES LIPR or GIRL
WHO TOOK POIs0R.

Muskegon, Wis, June S. Moon
shine saved the life OF Marion Adams.
aged 10. the girl who swallowed pois-
on after being scolded for being OFT
with a mn.
Police Sergeant Kiise applied the
after he had been instruct
ed 10 give whisky and today the girl
Is recovering.
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MAKES rot FEEL RICH-A Blk
OF BRIGHT, SHINY coal.

Nothing makes YOU feel richer than
70 look At binful OF coal every time
you go down the cellar. Gives one that
thrifty feeling like money in the bank