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* Little Soldiers
Miss s i Mr.?
“ Fighting Hob” Evans, during his
last stay in Washington, was oos ev e n ­
A
i
H> your blood are the m illion« in g a guest at s bouse where lie met t
Of corpuscles that defend you number o f tbe younger set o f Abo capi­
against disease.
tal.
■»To make and keep them little soldiers
As th# admiral was leaving ho
healthy and strong, is simply to make chanced to pick op from the floor •
and keep the blood o f the right quality
very dainty handkerchief, edged with
and quantity.
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lace. H e tVas gravely Inspecting this
T
h
u
is
just
what
H
o
od
’
s
Sarsaparilla
to
“
trifle, light as. sir,” when a rather
- it helps the little soldiers in your
to fight disease for you.
effeminate-looking young man hastened
I t cures scrofula, eczema, eruptions, forw ard to claim It.
catarrh, rheumatism, anemis, nervous-
“ Tour sister’s, no doubt,” said the ad­
neea, dyspepsia, general debility, and
R u l r M ilk C s s s .
miral, as he handed it over.
bttilds up the whole system.
“ Rusty cans and their effect upon’
“ Oh, do ,” said the young man, “ it's
milk,” Is tbe titls o f a, vary valuable
mine.”
o « l o f i t s Dim ro o t.
Evans scrutinized the young man bulletin o f tbe University o f Wisconsin
Plutarch was writing his justly <■*!► cloaely. “ Would you mind telling me Agricultural Experiment Station.
Ex­
brsted “ IJrea.”
what size hairpins you use?” he asked, periments indicate that milk hauled th
“ O f course,” be n id i “ I merely write After a pause.
tbe poorly tinned or rusted cans is ma­
t fe book. I leave,to a sordid and degen­
terially Injured for cheese making, for
erate posterity the evolution of the book
D a m P e d r o ’s L i t t l e J o k e .
In addition to tbe retarding influence
agent.”
Dorn Pedro I., Emperor o f Brasil, o f the Iron on the rennet action and
Making a memorandum to tbe effect
that Mr. Bryan was showing symptoms of was oue o f royalty’s strong men. On the neutralization o f the acid by tbe
a determination to run a fourth time for the occasion o f s carnival he arranged Iron, It also produces taints or off-flav­
tho presidency, and wondering if he would matters so that be was standing on tbe ors. Tbe milk cans used to haul milk
live long enough to complete tbe biography bow o f the royal barge between two o f to our creameries and cheese factories
o f that gentleman, be wearily resumed the his stateliest courtiers.
are too often o f a cheap grade, and
grind.— Chicago Tribune.
Suddenly, In the midst o f the festivi­ they are used too frequently a fter they
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ties tbe K in g reached out, grasped a have become tainted, and the tin be­
Mothers w ill find Mrs. W inslow 's Soothing
Syrup tho best remedr to nao lot their ch.'klr'a courtier with each band, and. after comes cracked and checked so thst the
during the teeming period.
bolding
them fo r a few moments Iron Is exposed and rusts. In these ex­
squirming In tbe a ir and begging to be periments, milk was placed In rusty tin
S t ill H o d
H op es.
released, be relaxed his grip and al­ cans and allowed to stand fo r different
“ 8ay.” queried the wise guy. “ don’t lowed them to drop plump into the periods, while other samples o f the
you ever get discouraged In trying to water, amid tbe frantic applause o f th» same milk were kept In glass beakers.
get sombthlng for nothing?”
huge crowd that had assembled to view Every time that this experiment was
” Naw.” replied the granger, who bdt. their monarch. The Kiug Joirtd heart­
repeated, the milk kept In tbe rnsty
Just Invested in bis twenty^hlrd gold ily In the general h ila rity; but what
cans gave evidence o f a retarding Influ­
brick.
“ I'v e noticed 'th ' other feller the drenched courtiers thought about
ence on the rennet as compared with
Silers gits bis that way, an* mebby In this exquisite Joke Is not recorded.
the milk kept In the glass beaker. Milk
th’ course uv time I'll be th’ other
which was allowed to stand in iron
Owiltted.
feller.“ — Detroit Tribune.
The two o ld neighbors had met on utensils fo r several hours had a pecu­
St. Titas* Darns ssa
lia r bluish color, indicating tbe pres­
saatlf carat by Ur. « ■ Iss’a Orasi Narva Ha- the street
. Band for FBK1 It M trial botila a i t traal.iwa.
“ Mornln’, Sam.” said the fir s t “ I ence o f iron in tbe solution. It was
Dr. A IL Kiln«. LdL. 931 Arch h i. Pblladalphla, Pa.
hear your son Bill has got through col­ evident that the a d d In the milk acted
upon the Iron and dissolved some o f I t
lege successfully.”
C o a id H o S w l B il
The maximum quantity o f Iron dis­
■“ Yep,” said the other.
Tesale— Too bad about Cbollle.
solved In the milk ranged from 1 to
“ Learn anythin’ ?”
Jessie— W hat’s the trouble?
1% pounds for every thousand pounds
“ Yep.”
©
Tesale— He fell in love with a girl
o f milk.
“ W hat’s he got out o f It chiefly?"
be met on an ocean steamer, but sbe
Th e Bulletin urges that the managers
“ He kin* speak seven languages.”
threw him over.
o f cheese factories and creameries-see
“ F in e !"
“ Oh, I dunno. Trouble Is they forgoi that the operator Is a reliable man,
,
To Brest >n New Shoes.
Alw ays shake In A llen ’s Fool-Ease, a powder. to teach him any ldees to express with who will not only practice cleanliness,
It cures hot, sweating, aching, sw ollen leet. ’em.” — New York Hers Id.
but w ill Insist that the factory uten­
Cures rorna, in {ro w in g nails and bunion«. At
sils and those o f the patrons are in
»11 druggists and shoe stcres, 2oc Pont accept
A rm o r on W a rs h ip s .
in r s u M iltu t «. Sami.lenisl.t-d FREE. Address
first-class condition. He advocates the
Allen S. Olmsted, Le H oy ,N . Y.
The thickness o f armor on modern
use o f only such cans In which heavy
warships is truly astonishing. The sld*
T h e S am e T h in g .
steel Is used that have been well tin­
armor o f s first-class battleship usually
“ I'll bet your trouble Isn't anything
ned, similar to those used in Europe.
varies from sixteen and one-half inche»
like mine. I ’ve got a sick fam ily.”
Experience has proven that the cans
thick at the top o f the belt to nine
“ Isn’t It? I ’ ve got a fac simile.” —
o f the best quality, even though they
and one-half Inches at the bottom. Th «
Boston American.
are quite expensive, are the most eco­
gun turrets are often protected by a s
nomical in the long run.
mor from fifteen Inches to seventeen
inches thick.__________________
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An effort to determine the value ot
windbreaks on farms Is being made by
tha Forest Service o f the United Statee
Department o f Agriculture. A t pree­
d it windbreaks ere planted haphazard
and many do not believe In them, so it
Is time w ei had some definite informa­
tion on the subject. I f there Is a par­
ticular kind o f tree that makes a bet­
ter protection to crops without doing
any harm we should know it. The
Forest Service proposes to find out
Just how much. If any, and when wind­
breaks increase crop yields.
Instru­
ments w ill be used to measure beat and
cold, moisture and dryness, both above
and below ground; to register tbe force
of tbe wind near the windbreaks and
some distance a w a y ; to measure light
Intensity and take note o f the effects o f
shade; to register frosts at different
distances from the trees and to keep
account o f the effect o f windbreaks on
the snow which covers tbe ground to
leeward In winter. Many other meas­
urements and tests will be made and
elaborate data w ill be collected by ex­
perts who w ill have charge o f the in­
vestigation. Corn will be tbe first crop
studied behind windbreaks. Corn Is a
particularly good crop to experiment
with because It Is easily Injured by
hot, dry winds, w ill not stand shading
and Is very sensitive to frosts.
I f It is found, as Is generally sup­
posed, thst windbreaks are a decided
advantage to crop yields, it w ill be an
easy matter for tbe farm er to plant
trees In bis fence rows or along the
sides o f his fields toward the prevail­
ing winds and thus protect his crops as
well as produce a valuable crop o f tim­
ber. In view o f the fact that our tim­
ber supply is rapidly waning, It stands
every farm er la hand to .{ilaut some
trees and to maintain the wood lots
ni>on bis farm, so If jvindbreaka can be
used to advantage, he can easily make
the trees he plants serve a double pur­
pose. The results o f the investigation
will be awaited with in terest— Farm­
e rs Guide.
F o w l«.
Fowls on tbe farm should In the vej*y
nature o f things be the most profitable
of all fowls! • They coat little to feed
and the space they range over costs no
more on account o f tbe presence o f the
H t a t l a s W a t e r fo r H o c K lllt o s .
A device which Is superior to the fowls. Most o f them have free range
D a p a n t l* !* * . *
■eve roe some old. tarnished Knives, Porks
There had been a fire in the apartment old Iron kettle fo r heating w ater Is and forage fo r their fo o d ; this Is profit­
and Spoons that look bad? Would yon Uko to
building, with heavy loss sf property and shown in this sketch. Ta k e a pleca able for the owuer and enjoyable to the
have them plated with pure silver ao they will
ioek and wear like solid silver?
many narrow escapes.
o f 2-lnch pipe 8 feet long and have It fowls.
Most farm flocks are too small. They
SEND US YOUR NAME AND ADDRESS “ Were there any acts of conspicuous
heroism?” queried tbe reporters.
might easily fee ‘ Increased In size w ith
C and give na a Net of wliat yon have that needs
“
Yes,”
said
one
o
f
tbe
victims.
“
With
reflniahin# and we will send you by return
little effort and small expenditure. It
mail full information and particulars hew to
S self-abnegation never before witnessed
have it done et HUle coat.
has been said that k fow l w ill pay a
in s case of this kind, sir. we all tamed
dollar a year clear profit under aucb
It Doesn't Cost Yon a Cent to Learn It in and helped to carry out the piano that
conditions as prevail on the average
was on the second floor.”
Simply send us your name ead addreea, aa
above, and wa will da as wa agree.
farm If they are rightly housed and
H a d P re d ie te d G re a tn e ss .
OREGON PLATING WORKS, Silver OeyartmoM
cared for. This is surely large enough
“ IIo w do you like running s street
Mth aad Aider Streets.
ftrtlu d, Orefee
a profit to he Interesting to any farm er
,
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nt ,
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..... car?”
Usually the farm fow ls do not get cred
“ It ain’t so bad," replied tbs hoy
It fo r all they really do, fo r the farraet
graduate. “ However----- "
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seldom figures In the' eggs and othet
“Year
iw qltry products used by his owu fam
“ I don't think much o f our d s s i
ily. which make quite an Item In thf
A T F A C T O R Y P R IC E S
B1UPLX WATEB BABBEL.
prophet” — Louisville Courier-Journal.
course o f a year.
n Single Shot, (Model 1902)...............$1.50
*2 Single Shot. (Model 1904).................. ft 00
Not only the quantity should be in-
L e g a l N o te.
22 Repeater. (Model 190.il................. S 50
securely screwed into tbe bottom o f a cr ensed. hut also tbe quality. There are
A London city man recently w rote tc
22 Ri pra'er, (Model 1110).............. . lv.80
stout vinegar barrel. In the other end
25-20. 112-20. 29-40. 44-40. (Model 1891) . . . 13.15
vastly greater possibilities for profit in
a law yer in another town asking for
25-35. S( k K). octajron barrel. (Model *94) 16.53
o f the pipe screw a large wooden block..
Information
touching
tbe
standing
o
f
•
pure
bred fow ls than !u scrubs. They
MO CHARGE FOR CASING OR CARTAGE
By arranging the affair as shown In
person there who had owed the Lon­
look' better, weigh and lay better, and
Send fo r our price list. Save e x ­
tbe sketch wnter In the barrel will be
doner a considerable sum o f money foi
really are better In every way.— A g ii
press charges on eastern catalogue
heated rapidly and can be removed a*
a long time. "W h at property has hr
cultural KpitumlsL
nouse prices.
desired without bothering the fire. Do
that I could attach'/” was one o f the
W h e r e O a r V e g e t a b le s O r ig in a t e d .
questions asked.
The lawyer's reply not make the mistake o f putting a
, In 1585 the potato was introduced
was to the point. “ Th e person to whom metal cap on the end o f tbe pl|ie or
you refer." he wrote, "died u year ago. the steam may sometime« burst the into Europe by the Spaniards, who j
He has left nothing subject to attach­ piping before the cap w ill come off! found It in Chile. A t almost the same
The wooden block acts as a safety d a te It was Introduced Into England
ment except a widow.” — Punch.
valve and w ill fly out If pressure Is by the English, who had found It cul­
R ocky.
too great.
tivated by the Indians o f North Amer­
Mr. ^Wiggins, in his study, was en­
Here Is another
handy arrangement ica. The sweet potato and the arti­
deavoring to concentrate his thought fo r heating
w ater when killing bogs. choke are also American vegetables.
Imported Rice, superior quality. Comas in
upon s bit o f writing.
A perpetual
Is found growing wild over
cooking small po­ Salsify
bulk or 2-ib. bar*.
If your das 1 st doesn't
keep it «end u- his name and address.
noise In the tint above annoyed him be­
tatoes for stock, Greece. Ita ly and Algeria. Turnips and
We also handle ail clause of Domestic Rica
yond human endurance. Rushing Into
etc. A heavy bar. radishes came originally from Central
at lowest prices.
The only Rica Mill and largest dealers on
tbe sitting room, be crie d :
such as tbe track Europe. Cabbage, which is o f remote
the coast.
“ W hat is thst confounded racket?"
o f a hay carrier origin, is believed to be a European
“ My dear. It Is only the lady above
Is fixed In tbe top vegetable. Asparagus found Its origin
rocking her baby to sleep.”
o f two posts and In temperate Western Asia. Eggplant
PORTLAND, OREGON
“ F or heaven’s sake, run up and tell
tbe pulley runs came to us from India. Tbe carrot
her to use smaller ro ck s!"— Judge.
upon
It
which grown w ild throughout Europe. Asia
•
■
pot dexbick .
carries the lever Minor. Siberia. Chinn. Abysslqla. North
O n ly ■ q a c i l l t a o f T im e .
The
with which the pot can be lifted.
A A frica and the Canary Islands.
“ George.” asked Mrs. Ferguson, “ have small brick furnace will get the most tomato comes from Peril, the cucum­
you written that letter to Aunt Hepsy
out o f a fire, as the pot seta into n ber from Indta and tbe pumpkin front
yet to ask her to come and spend the
round hole on the top and receives the Guinea.
winter with us?"
“ No, but I ’ll not forget it, Tanro,” an­ full benefit o f tbe b ea t— Farm and
P o a l t r y It e m s .
swered Mr. Ferguson. ‘T v s cut a notch Home.
Look
for
lice
i f the poultry refuse to
in my thumb noil, and when I come to it
There'« nothing so genteel aa engraved work
A S a fe ty D e v le e .
that Is art Hticelly done. W e do the finest
go Into the roosting house at n ight
in trimming tho nail it will remind me
work on the Pacific Coast, at most reasonable
A simple and effectual w ay to block
of It.”
Lice are the cense o f death o f more
prices. W e will mall you •peeimena of latest
lettering and wording a t invitations, ate.,
"M ay I ask where you out that notch?” s wagon on a mountain road when half-grown turkeys than from any oth­
upon request. Send us your name on a postal
drawing s heavy load Is to fasten a
“ Er— at the root of the nail, Laura.”
card.
er cause.
piece o f ,4x4-lnch scantling to the rear
Foul yards are great sources o f dis­
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KILHAM STATIONERY
axle so that It Just drags on the ground
ease. Fowl diseases are also caused
T
b
s
pearl
la
nothing
but
carbonate
o
f
behind the wheel.
When the wagon
AND PRINTING CO.
by foul coop« and foul drinking vessels.
Jims, and vinegar or any other acid will
starts back It stopa against the block.
PORTLAND
Make the entrance to the nests from
eat sw ay the polished surface In s few
Fasten .the block with a heavy eye and
moments, o i for the opal, hot w ater Is
the back to make them dark, and make
staple near the wheel so that when not
fatal to It, destroying Its Are, and some­
them big enough so the hens can get In
In use tt may be swung up out o f the
times causing It to crack. Soap Is s
and out without breaking the eggs.
way and hooked to the axle near the
deadly enemy o f the turquoise. I f a
Almost any breed o f fowls may b«
opposite wheel.
turquoise ring Is kept on tbe hand while
kept within bounds If rightly treated,
washing. In a short time the blue atones
'
H ops.
even though It Is much easier to con­
w ill turn to a dingy green.
OverproduAlon
Is now seriously fine lnrge breeds thnn smaller ones.
This wondeful man has
threatening the hop Industry. A t pres
made a life study of the
No one wants eggs that have been
roportlM of Roots,
ent.
In respect o f acreage under bops, washed; they don’t look right. T o get
Ê [•rbs
and Bark*, and
the nations rank as follow s: Germany. n good price for eggs they must be
la Kirin* tho world tho
benefit of his services.
America, Austria, Great Britain, Rus­ naturally clean as well as fresh.
N o Mercury, Pollone
sia. France and Belgium. Austria con­
I f you intend making a success In
o r Drusa Deed. N o
sumes almost as much as she exports,
the
poultry business you must put your
Oper étions or Culline
Nodio, Waela dewe Sw heehh «e
and In tbe United Kingdom, where free
whole heart Into the work and become
Guarantees to cura Cetarrh, A »Ihm*. Lon*.
qtfeMy and peádraly ese psnÚM*
Imports
make
bop
growing
unprofita­
Stomach end Kidney troubles, and all Private
cm A
a yea heve a couah p ie
an enthusiast.
It requires persever­
of Men end W<
ble. production falls short of,consump­
h SHt ja n eow. Yoo esa relie»,
ance end determination to bring suc­
A BURE CANCER CURE
kwecUr «Mi PISO S CURE.
tion.
Just received from Pekin, C h in »—mafet Bare
cess.
Fuese« lar l i l a eaatary the
sad reliable. Unfailing Is Ita work*.
ufiaUe rramly fef couzhs, —U*
Overcrowding or confinement In un-
C e le r y s n J C e )e rta e .
I f you cannot call, write for aymptom blank
tuisressin, broochitó, «abre» ead
aad circular. Inclose 4 cantt In «tamps,
There Is s special turnip-rooted fo r a healthful
quarters
causes diseases
hlsdred eihnante. Fue le> dsMren.
consultation m e
A t ah A m M s * , I S ate,
o f celery known as celerlac, which pro­ among poultry. This, however, la not
duce« a large root and very small leaf excusable on the farm. There Is plen­
sterna T h is Is more suitable fo r cook- ty o f room and sanitation should be
^ w t l« « L O r ^
^ is a t t first St., cor. I
log than the common celery.
p erfect
M A K E OLD SILVER NEW
FURSiHIDES
It ts not s i all uncommon fq r a calf
to be put to a cow that has been some
time calved, or. more commonly, that
ban given birth prematurely to a dead
calf.
Buyers at the cattle markets
need to be on the lookout for. numer­
ous tricks o f tbe kind.
MAPLEINE
A Flavoring. I t aslu
rrup better than Maple.
I
>
Sold by groe
We SeD You Plumbing SnppEes at Less Than Wholesale Prices
Do jo u naad a Bath Tab, Stationary Wash T i b Kitchen Sink. Stationary Wash Stand. Slop
Sink, Toilet, or anythin# in Phunbin# Supplies? I f «o, wa can invo you n lot o i money. Bond
us yoor namo. adilrao«. and a Hot o f what yoa neod. and wo will quota you a price boa than
wholesale. Lot us supply yoa with Soil Pip«. Pittir #> and Praaa Coeds. Always a hi# stack
I oaamtac s ock.
oa hand. Whsn in Portland, call at OOr <
ARDE & SONS p l u m b in g
M B
U r t l X L / L O c J W 11
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s u p p l ie s
J
( „ „ r IN THE PLUMBING TRUST)
110 N orth Third Street, Portland, Oregon.
G irls
T s ig b l
L if e - s a v in # .
A course in life-saving has been In­
stituted amoug the women students of
Columbia University fo r the purpose o f
making them ns adept as men in res­
cuing drowning persohs. They receive
the regular life-saving drill, including
the gripe and breaks, towing to shore
and artificial respiration.
A fully
dressed girl is thrown luto the water at
oue end of the swimming tank, and
other girls are obliged to rescue her
from the op[>oslte end and take her
back, which is already done in 57 sec­
onds. This new departure in co-educa­
tion has become Immensely popular.
f-»»y
asoaey.
r
The cleanest.—
lightest.—and
.
most comfortable!
SLICKER,
at the same time
cheapest in the
end because it
wears longest
*3 0 9 Lrerywhere
fvsry garment guar­
anteed waterproof
Catalog free
First Law yer— I wish l had been liv ­
ing in King 8olomon’s time.
Second Lawyer— W hy?
N o. 52-06
P N U
First Law yer— He had 700' wives.
Think o f the divorce business be could I T IT flK W w rit la # to ad certi» aro j
I TT a s i i l o » th is p apar.
have thrown in my way.
The K ind You Have Always Bought has borne the signa­
ture o f Chus. H . Fletcher, and has been made under his
personal supervision for over SO years. A llo w no one
to deceive you in this. Counterfeits, Imitations and
MJu8t-as-good” are but Experiments, and endanger the
1 health o f Children—Experience against Experiment.
What is C A S TO R IA
Cantoria is a harmless substitute fo r Castor Oil, P a re ­
goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. I t is Pleasant. I t
contains neither Opium, Morphine n o r other Narcotie
substance. Its age is its guarantee. I t destroys W orm s
and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and W in d
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
anfl Flatulency. I t assimilates the Food, regulates tho
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural Sleep.
The Children's Panacea—The Mother's Friend.
Tbe Kind You Hare Always Bought
Bears the Signature of
IIM C H E S TE R
RIFLES
In Use For Over 3 0 Years.
1 COMMUrr. TT I
=
( rescent
HUDSON ARMS CO. S
n m oo all
THAT OUT
HAVE YOU EVER USED
HKJHMUOED
row dee HU
“IMPERIAL” RICE?
DO AM)
do (Trena
A FULL POUND 25c.
Should rcir,ra 'w r thst oar fore* is so onranized that W E C A N
DO T H E IR E N T IR E CRO W N. BRID G E A N D P L A T E
W O R K IN A D A Y . i f necessary. P O S IT IV E L Y P A IN L E S S
E X T R A C T IN G F R E E w h in pistes or bridses are ordered.
W E R EM O VE T H E M OST S E N S IT IV E T E E T H A N D
ROOTS W IT H O U T T H E I .E A S T P A IN . N O S TU D E N TS ;
no uncertainly—but S P E C IA L IS T S , who do the ra u t scien­
tific and c .re . ul work.
WISE DENTAL COMPANY, INC
Dr. W . A Wise. M rr., 21 years in Portland. Second floor
Fsilin# building. Third and Washington streets.
Ofltca
hoars: 8 A. M. to 8 P. M. Sundays 9 to 1 P. M. Painless ez-
tractin# 50c: pistes $5 up.
WEDDING INVITATIONS
MONOGRAM STATIONERY
Jaques Mfg. C a
Chicago.
BAKING POWDER
Stands
Tbe Chinese Doctor
/
for
Quality
E conom y
Purity
Stop Coughing!
reü w B
Get It from
your Grocer
OUT OF TOWN PEOPLE
VISITING CARDS
The C. Gee Wo Medicine Co.
Egg-Phosphate
B A K IN G P flW ilF R
PORTLAND RICE MILLING COMPANY
C. Gee Wo
AT »TRACT. NCW YONH CITY.
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In providing the family’s meals,don’t
he satisfied with anything but the
best. K C \s?guaranteedperfec­
tion at a moderate price. It
makes exwrything better.
Try and see. __ ^ ^ ^ P e r fe c t
or
Money back.
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