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,J1HE cominjr of Spring: is the dawn of the richest teason of. the
year -Hopes run high. Houtekeepert buttle about r.bringlnfir
cheer and . beauty to gardens and homes. Flowers and : fruits 'are
planted1 that shall b reaped in plenty and bring profits o their
planters. ; This Spring particularly, there is anticipated the develop
ment noFonly of natural' resources.' but the directly associated
development of a ' monetary pros perity which "shall , be the , accu
mulated result of the individual efforts of the people who iake
up our national. And as the Spring season opens, into the months
of summer, may the harvest prove even richer than we permit our-t
selves to foretell. - ; '
SALEM WINDOWS UNVEILED TONIGHT, 7:30
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