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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-12

Lytton Strachey in his small vol
ume, Pope" the Leslie Stephen lee
ture for 1925, represents the dictator
of eighteenth century English poetry
as "fiendish monkey" of malicious
ness. He says that the little monster
of Twickenham' kept the literary and
social world in terror by the power of
his satirical pen. He says: "You
might wake up one morning to find
yourself exposed, both now and for
ever, to the riducule of the polite
world" Having passed judgment. on
Pope's personality, Mr.. Strachey de-
votes the rest of his lecture to his
poetic technique. especially his use of
the couplet. -
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-08-26
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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-08-26

Germans say American tourists
don't drink much. 1t all depends on
how much is much.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-08-26

What the farmers need is a war I'D
corn borer and boil Wcevils.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-10-08

I think that it Is fFue there are men
and women who wisely realize that.
having reached the approach OF middle
age. II il better to remain unmarried
rather than marry from any but the
most serious rsAsona
Marriages made IN middle age may
be extremely happy But there ars
women. an there are mem. who have
through experience. through adversify.
through this m@ed % melf-dependencs.
attained 90 great degree Of indiyidu-
aIify that they feel that IN marriage.
with its enormous need Of adaDtabiIlfy.
they would become lost.
We ought net 20 tissmass such people
a. necessarily selfish and neif-eenfered
Probably ffsy know that their capacity
for kFiendahips their ability 20 be Of
real service TO many widely differing
types o. human nature. their wider
lessure, makes Il possible for them TO
express themselves more generously Is
people.~- Exchange
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-10-08
King Tommy

en- place vet said Cable ~ws may
be In time 10 stop 1t"
''Even II we do" said Troyte.
'.there1i be trouble.
Il don't see Why" said Norheys -0f
course I'm only an outsider and this
Is your Job. Uncle Ned. But don't
see why. II seems to me things ought
to settle down. These mountalny fel-
lows In whnt-you-call the place
'Iystria." prompted
The good old Lystrians~ said Nor
heys. wanted king. and they've got
one That duzky queen Of yours. Un-
Gle Ned. wanted husband and she's
got one. or win very coon e We don't
interiors. BE may be a wrong 'un.
Seems rather as II he Ia but II she's
satisfied don't see that It matters to
us The great thing Is not to start ia
ferfering with other peoples business.
Thar never does any good.v
Troyte. who was seriously troubled,
murmured something about war In
the Balkans which II might be impos-
sible to localixe. Cable crossed the
room from the writing table with three
sheets Of note paper In his hand
This" he said. holding ont one Of
them. is q telegram 10 Casimir. The
Other two are TO the king and 70 the
patriarch. Can you get them sent OF
at once. Lord Edmuud9H
81 think so said Troyte. Il can
send them round to the Foreign oesce.
and they'll get them of for me. But
/ doubt II there1l be any operators On
duty at this hour In the postoffIeen
abroad shall have to write some
kilograms myself. / must communl-
cate AZ once with our ambassador An
Berlin. and with our ministers 10
Prague and Bucharest and"
Seems q pity, Decent ie9' said
NorheyH. after all. Uncle Ned. that
fellow, whoever he ls evidently wants
a princess And what / always say
is: Why ahouldn't he have her lf be
doasr'
The patriarch win probably have
him shot out Of hand when he geka
INV gaIanran,.s natN esnhsa h,esag,w
II none note raId Norhsvs aas
may be oulfa = danmne seIlou ua4 :
wrong nm ct an. And it Isn't every
one who'd take on that princess Of
yonrn. Uncle Ned. Let's Of men don'f
like f."
srve told you all along said.
s'that tia princess Caiypso is "a wblsa
IS you are"
~stEll. there's always : risk aald
"A thrUw.back. donf YEN
know. what scientific johnnie. ear
afavism. You never can tell when
4 perfectly coal-black baby might |
turn up. H0rrid things, black babies.
What always say is that II fellow |
ls prepared 70 take the risk, Why not |
let himf NO particular business Of
ours. - H. II me babies turn out to
De DlaeA' @ even oxo~n
A'oytS 49, s.'enolhs g vloaa' TAX
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-10-08

= " " y = $3.50 -
made a success
few have eQualled
His purs herbal
remedies " hich
have stood tbs
test for City years
are still among
the 'sbesf sellers. ;"
Dr.. Plerce's Golden
Medical Discovery
lisa blood medicine
and stomach alter
alive. If clears the
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-10-08

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81, sI~avs aounda as II peoole were
a~.-,,,1 v,hen thew falk language
ono d,,aa,,t understand Generally.
thsw snnaar ~ he onarelline which
s,ds Is cassro,r ON the nrIncams' or
t,s natr,srrn,ags
are .aa,,sd "a ms, - said Janet -fhat
4,a~ 49, All thraa on different sides.
ssxveIIn aala Tommy II suppose It's
an sattIad nv this lime / wish knew
sows
sv-ov, ,na vav thav ware wnaaking -
Ia $3.50 q, shonIS saw the dlscua.
s s,,,r ,,, .l.,s 80 IN sor hopra rbev alI
.s 80. - nave n Iot TO saw
II wisb you'd 40 back" said Tommy.
4aud trv what vou can do in the way
Of lnfIuenclnR the patriarch
II don'g zee that i've any right to
interfere
asfilI think Won ought to try. It's
a frIThtfuIiy serious thing Tor me. AS
far as can make out. I'm either GO
inc 10 he hanged or married."
s.rm asra,d I'VE no influence with
~, r..rt.rch .
..oS -. -, hsvas aasd Tommy
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4. s.,,,s.s,.. vo,, r,r.t have
$50. e.. .ss...' ~, we're ~ oeser the natr,-
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- srg,,,, ,,,u,,t he
80 ua,S ,ova shat Ana AZ the
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- 49, - - .sssr mind s-hether Ip
s,n~ !, T.vstr,s or mot II I'm al
$3.50 80 rnarrv Cn,vpao I'd every bit
:. s .. - ho,,,a - sfax here
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Vules sou A'A.s .''- .. 49, - h.,,s
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sno ulnnsls. A1p ~ ga su thst
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Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-10-08

Aspirin MARKED with @Baysp Cross
Has Been Provsd ssee by MlIIlema.

Warningi Unless you zee shs nama
sBayer' on package or on tablets you
are not getting the genuine Bayer
Aspirin proved safe By millions and
prescribed BY physicians for 20 years.
Say "Bayer'' when you bug Aspirin.
limitations may prove dangeroua. ADV.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-10-08

Hunger is the mother Of Impatiencs
and anger
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-10-08
GAINED II
NEEDED POUNDS

ACHING hae vuaee 20 sms ehoumaEsza wzso
ere peaasAng TamlAe fne - reesaxm Ct haAlkA
and strength, AasB. George Mmmasls. re-
lases Der ransaEkAaae aapm4mses wzAh &c
En@dEszna.
- TO me TmmlAe Aa sAe grantees rasssAaaa
d che world. u haa no4 only ina~as@a nnx
ws&ghs ~ in@., bus ~ h@a also hwua@h2 rn@
els besa az hsalaA. Aad mz@med fsasm
asFvuus ll1dlazstkoa gog l1ve O. zix xasre azzzz
Aaa reAekzad eh@ p@zne whAa@ IL was aatA@a
ws4 falaae or hesAk eumDaseeay aowa.
svvhnn hawaa taking IanlAe orig
wsa8is@d go EEas poaAan q az@az. saaa ssF@a
al eh8 &Ena. and was okeam unahls 30 90
nv honeswaKk. Since 6a&zmm TmmAAe 4
w@Awh k1e Iha esd azn q msw psRanaa.
TAn1ne b also hezslaH nzy neezs sz8ha ysaE
cd @Az1 - naaka@ haR eaA nsex@ An0 aam@m
better. amd oomazass 10 aea@ Wing ~ onaN
eAs hzsAast pzasas
Wn@e TanAmn hns aoms Zoe osAesR 10 naa
also Do fDr yuu. Fer sac hV al coed arss-
*lsea. Ancept 10 snh34zsaan. Over 80 ma
Mon bottles sold.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-10-08

skin, beauties II, increases the blood
supply and the circulation, and plmples
and eruptions vanish quickly. This
Discovery OF Doctor Plerce's puts you
I'm fine condition, with all the organs
active. All dealers have Il.
Send 10 cents for trial package Of
tablets to Or. Pierre. Buffalo. N. Z
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-10-08

One doesn't mind being lied % IL lf
doesn't matter.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-18

#Nery nation broadcasting calls to
 action? Is 1t not because so many who ought to be aroused, are un- moved by th" sin and shame which 1nahashod walk our streets,
 invade our social circles. find
 shelter in our judgment halls and , 'v"n masquorada the very sanctuary
 of tho Most High.
 "our danger is not the typc Of
 mjschj'f which is abroad in the earth Our danEsr is in our ''mlIarty with is presence. so that w" S.crp and let the enemy SOW 'ar's. $ .ash indifforence is the monster sin of the age,
 "ln emphasizing this. I do TO, mjuImj2o conditions which are ~7ockmgDr ubtrusiyc - ronli,t5ns which if not checked. can ha,c but on" rosn't. My purpose IS cwo-ro-d. First | want to remove tha imnrcs- sion tH.' wo ar" cou,o.Igy with ahominotjous today. which ar un- usual in character. r is not so. w. "ro tac.rS rho same old sins. sIns which "'@y ago has had 10 ag...
 My s'conl purpose . IS. thar | want to encourage tba con~rous- ness, th.' ", have tno r.m.lv for their removal So that jh,re is no rac1 for my speculation as to how to c0n4nc' ONT campaign
 "A t.o sundays ago. Attorney rohon o3t of his cXpcrierco oc o.r cnmI0a' court. painted l.fore you mSa p'0'urcs of tho pronica.o t.n- ioorv o' a HrCo number Of oer American tfo. Not tn la,. he,n s'rr"i by his pfoaItuc. i~Iua.os 'i''1r sympathy with tho cori1'jnns cor lomr' ]. or. to hc usSs,l foc'irc ahout tNc interest of our na'Ior's . rooi. Roth ought to b. lnron- ! c"l,alt" Ew prn1rrors .or many . wars r3st halo hoon giving tho ! s'w. warnings which arc row pro i. c.umol by oDr press, our judges and | rur h0st political leaders. But . r-.H.t.rs are taken no moro scri- . ousOv than wcr. tho propre's before f1am TN" only lime some poo0Io pay attention 'o 'ha voice of tAc church, Is wh,n tho law makes the ft the crime. Then, 'Nh.0 tr" devil is slck, tho devil a saint would h.' IT half the people NFn hafi-vr Fool counsel after they Ert into trouble. bclie>cd-
New Britain herald., 1925-05-18
BE QUICK TO
 STOP THAT COLD

If you act immediately you can stop nine colds in ten. Millions do 1t with hot lemonade. But they get" them at the start-when they first suspect a cold. And colds al ways warn you so you have the chance.
 Take the drink at the first sign, then cover warm in bed. All traces in the morning usually have disap- peared.
 Try 1t and you too will always use this method, Get a dozen lem ons now, to be prepared,
 Just squeeze the juice of lemon in a glass or cup of hot water. The offectiyenss of hot lemonade Is due to moro than it's heat. Add sugar If you wish.
 Ask for California lamons. the tart. tuioy. practically sselless Eird. Thay nSks ,hs mrs: efYcc- tive lemonade .oT cAsdA Adv.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-18
RCCOy's Keeps Old
 Folks Feeling Young
Try 1uiS New Cod Liver Oil Prep aration 10 Increase Your strength, Vitality and
 Endurance

Why should any old person let '''h.'ae5s oyerwhelm them in these ,~osatencl days? Surely everyone knows hy this time that Cod Liver -" contains more vJtamines than a~y'hlng else on earth and is the Eg,a'rs' hody builder in the world.
 Any physician will toll you that.
 NoIt like to take McCoy's Cod I-iHor oil Compound Tablets-they ar' suEa" coated and as easy 10 take as candy and they do help old peo- pin
 Why not try being years younger aEalr why not grow stronger in body. in mind, in vitality? Why not take McCoy's Cod Liver On Com pound Tablets and drop years from yo0r aEe m 3o days We believe that 20 day treatment will make you feel years you1Eer-but at any rate try them for 30 days and it you arc not satisfied get your money hack-Gn tablets-Go cents a. the Dickinson Drug Co. or any progress si'c druggist. Be sure and get Me- Coy original and genuine.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-18

recent ruling Of the nominating com.
 mittee. Tho vote was 134 to 2f in favor Of Mr. Armstrong.
 Other vice presidents are Proba- ton Officer F.. C. Connolly. George II. Dyson and F. F. Noumann. Sccrr- tary elected IS Hollis J. Foster as sstant secretary Norman ]. McKirIy and treasurer Harry II. Howard. Another chang" made by the nomi- hating committee was that of the class historian, hitherto appointi,c office, which yesterday became an elective office. Tho class voted una lmously to retain Charles !. Sy- monds, as custodian of property and historian.
 Thern were 1s5 mon present. Tho class met at Trinity Methodist church and marched in a body 10 the First Baptist church where tho sermon was delivered by Rev William Ross. Echoes Of the recent convention in Mount Vernon were given by Walter W. Gould. general Of the Rcd army and Richard Hubert, Jr., general of the Blue army. IL was announced
New Britain herald., 1925-05-18

1t before the trouble came. many a poor fellow who is trying 10 reform
 behind prison hars. nigh, he walk
 ing in 'he g'a1ness of this Sahtarh morning with them who walk 10 the
 house of God.
 Their defeat WIS thc old. ofd story of uncontrolled passion, and ths only way to destroy that passion. which is still throa'eniag 10 destroy Us ard ours. is for oyory man who has aay grit in lis rors'imtion. ID take his part in beating out these 'or'st tjros Wlich aro rac;~s on oNcry hard Ots,rs ll il Ky ,rc grace Of Goi hotorc. thouSanly arc tryl"e to ,Io il ~ov: lqt q call rncs ou' :ur rur manhood nt this na']ca C. ,oe up and h,lp s4,e ,ae st'ua,iou
 "L"t me cI'o you a teNt aS a good ~'osa". Re o' Cooa courage. and .et nS play the man for ogr poolsr.'
 "This IS q ma"'s m"ssage 10 mon. Tnlocs We're upside down In tho city, "nl tho ony Way ro put them right. WAS for tA" mr1 of the city 10 cat baSy. Getting husy did not moan grttt.. 'lssy, Some mon think that thc only proof oC holng busy is in rushing ahout town. like a fin H2Ne. You never know where they ar" going r"N', and ic you ap- IroacS tha,n you arn never suro whethor th"y w1I) pick you ur, or knock y0u down.
 "Tbcy som to ho having cood lime in their own way. Ru' if vou wan' 10 hav~ a good ttmc ly doing something that IS worth wnlIr-- hoon out of their way. That is just what IS rapp'ning in ali our ritics today Mon who want to do somo- thing. arr keeping away. Arc drF,n away hy that russy e.rmor' which Iwaslros tha' commo'ian. is "cn>'ynr'ion-and that speed. is rroEr'ss.
 "Tro man who zavo tr1s slogan to n" mon of ihIs cI'y v5s trr product of man vNo was a nronhr'. H. was maj, a prophet because his predecessor failed 70 get ori'r out ot community life. Jn- fortunately for that frs, '~aicr hr was handicapped h. having sons who lil moi hold 'no same NiovS ou morality as d.l their father. When l man has a family circle which
New Britain herald., 1925-05-18

by hope, Hope'essness, however sin.
 cere in its fears, is never discreet ir
 it's conduct. And in the WinrinE ot
 battles, discretion rocs hand ir
 hand with yalor.
 "T stress this. because, the ten.
 doncy with too many Of uv. is to pay
 more attention 10 our world prob-
 lems, than We do 10 the power at
 our disposal for their solution. Wh n a man forgats tha, God is almighty, it's a very casv thing 10 magnify tho forces which W" hlNo h,aton again and again, Magnify them into such siz". that imaEinatjon hecomre cA- tra'aganuy ont of harmony with fact.
 "Thcro Is a sensr, in which | think, that W" are lrouD1oI by uHs Judgment inst now. We speak too much about oGr fear anl 100 little about confhloaco And the |. suit IS. that couraC" !0 attack upon tho things W" iap.or', taitcrs. And nothing makes wrong moro d,fant, than 10 find our confidence vay5r- ing,
 'Tgnorancc aal sin p'ayeI thc same olI havoc yesterday which they played thousands Of vars ago. They piled ur thc snma sorrows. and thcy stilIo1 human Happiness with tho same doVourinc greed, as they dil millanrIums H.'or,. tho east knew that there were people in the west. They wero th mChtjcst forces for mischief long h. lora Lot pitched his 'ont upon rho plains Of SOdom and aG's hrforo tI.n ASs,- rian and HaIy'nuSb mouarchrs made tho earth trnmh1e with their iniqWtl"s, ignorance and sin had ,N- hausted their oriEiDality. Drink and lust, prlio and s"'fshncss. Icw1- ness and Crimo are the samo un- sayory forces today. as they w,ro when Nehuohadnczzar's hos, rroltcd. and whon Boishaazar saw in ris drunken dchauch. the haud-writjuE upon tho walls of his palac,.
 Then. why arc wo hearing from SD many diverse sources about tho wooful condition of our present doy litc' II cannot h., hpcaus" of it's it has always been T. cannot he hrcausr of its dcstructi,rnoss. if has always been loaded with death. Fhvn, why IS it?- Why arc mrn in
New Britain herald., 1925-05-18

his own salvation, will lose his own soul, History is just checked with Illustrations of peoples who have lost that soul life, and with its de- parture. lost everything.
 That was practically the condi- ton which this leader in Israel found in the life Of his people. Domestic and national affairs were muddIe1 into discouraFing distor- lions The vory atmosphere was full Of moral poison, Instead Of finding manhood yiri,e. it was anaemic. No Voio" called with confidence, because confidence was shattered. Heroism vas 100 tjmid to save itself. and the .laiiv renee of others was an un-
 tCoutjnued on Tage III
New Britain herald., 1925-05-18

wants to have plenty of leeway for indu.grnces, one Of two things must hanp"n, He must either lower the standard Of his convictions-com- promise for the sake of peace, or he mus sacrifice suifor to maintain what in his oNn sorl he knows is riehl One means 1rirting with the st~'am,-thc other, is hard pull against it pooi Eli went down. swamrcd by 'he current which he vas not ah'o to s;r01,
 "Now before ve throw stones let 0s horrica1o our own windows. Be raHs" 0- are ro'd.-we are told. that 'h"ro arc Irregularities in our noI- 'rH family and community fife. Tar"Hts have in many instances lost control. IDs''ad of leading. ,loy are lnd. Our elected. protectors wo sometimes hear, are sitting upon tls fence, Tho enforcement Of tne 'an. depends upon who breaks it. T.H- 'onu2tins Circumstances'-fiho char Ity-rortr multitude oC sins.
 Now whether ;hesa c.uS,s a., true, or la.so. We know mat mru hesitate to ~row tee boam..~-. when the. are sure tha' ii wjG r.oo back and lii semrore ua4,r re... own roof.
 "The result is. general Har8,.c,~.-r ArI la0adrrra uacrooEeG. :s 'N" most suht" blight which can ..l the church. th" hom. or 1No state. Physically, morally ar' sp>rj"na..N j' means delormt'N Fauro +o cu.'t- rata tho most perfect carteu. VIII lo followed hy a crop Of st~arr Ios Wools. an1 in 'ho realm o< huw2n Gfs. tr5 man Tho 'al.s 10 work out
New Britain herald., 1925-05-18

that the Dutch supper planned fo, { the Blue army as q testimonial to the retiring officers and a reception 10 the new, has been postponed from May o2 to May 2S.
 Next Sunday will be the final meeting of inc season President Walter Fletcher will open the meet
 "g and the new officers will be in-
 tailed after which Prcsidcn-cloct
 tailed after which Prcsidcnt-cloct "oottng Of tho present executive
 committee and tho reorganization Of
 .:o new committee will take place
 umorrow night. Tho new president r#s surprls" announcement 10 1akc next Sunday, which is expect
 T to be a sensation.
 "Thc only timc some people pay attention to tho toachugs of the church is when the law makes 'Hem" said Rev. Mr. Ross in his
 ,rmon. The sermon follows:
 livery normal lie ia interested it. the progress of race. There are many to whom the subject seems to Gaye no interest. but that docs not r1nIcngo my statement it proves 'athcr, that much life is not nor maI.
 Prom many varied sources, both religious and otherwise, the infor- nation comes which emphasizes the abnormal condition of our modern world.
 Some meet this announcement, without emotion Others. with anxiety which creates apprehension. While there arc those who hear It. and line up for battle.
 "It ought 10 be easy for us in this Bible class, to determine which at ttude is correct, and under which company We should take our stand.
 "lf any man can look out upon lational and international life. un- disturbed, then some sort of par llysis must have vtfh"red both his intelligence and his spirit. Of all 'lasses in the community, they arc ha greatest hindrancCs to rccotrry. indifference. ike sc1GsNurss, is a tone Of stumbling -a menace 10 he general veal
 "Uu the other hand, those who ! re consumed by apprehension, are | % dangerously near 10 posSlmism, ! O render that service which inc ! -orld needs in iis tangled rorpl, zity. Ee are saved and alw-urs pave been
New Britain herald., 1925-05-18
ARMSTRONG HEADS
 NEWS BIBLE CLASS
Elected President at Annual MeetiD6,, Ross Breaches

After having been assistant secrc. 'ary Of the class. and song leader for the past two years, Bert F. Arm strong yesterday was elected prcsi dent of Everyman's Bible class b> an overwhelming majority. Mir. Arm strong who is connected with thr undertaking department of B. C. Porter Sons has been one Of the most
 active workers in the class since its organization. He is a member Of Trinity NJ. F.. church and Of liar mony lodge A. r. and A. M. F. A..
New Britain herald., 1925-05-18

krause, employing manager for the New Britain Machine Co.,, the only other candidate for the presidency, becomes first vice president by a
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1925-07-09
MILLION DOLLAR FIRE IN
LUMBER YARD IN MACON

Macon, Ga, July Fire which
threatened the entire plant of the
Case-Fowler Lumber Company, on
Forsyth Road, broke out shortly aft
err noon today and was still burning
at 8 O'Clock.
The fire started in rack of
moulding in a leaning shed, but its
origin is not known. 1t spread rap
idly through the lumber stacked in
the yards and it was believed that
the entire yard would be swept be-
fore the blaze could be checked.
There is about 81 100000 worth of
lumber on the premises, it was
stated.
Practically all the fire fighting
apparatus of the city that could be
spared was rushed to the scene, but
as the plant is outside of the city
limits, the city has no fire plugs in
that vicinity, and the fireman gave
what assistance they could with
chemicals and in helping the com
pany's fire fighting force use their
own equipment in fighting the fire
The city's hose could not be used
! in fighting the fire as they are hall
inch larger than the two inch plugs
on the premises of the lumber com
PAW.