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Newspaper Page TextMONDAY NOVHMUIfllt 20, 1010 TUB SIHINOFIELD NEWS page Tiinrti" Thanksgiving Offering Kvory Woman will wnnt ono. A COOK BOOK Proparod by JanoL McKonzIo Hill, Editor of tho HoBton Cooking Hchool Magazine Value $1.00 ' N FREE . Willi ovory purcluiHo to tlio amount of one dollar or more mado at our Htoro on Saturday, Nov. 25th wo will kIvo you aljBolutcly froo of cliargo ono of Hicbo Hplcndld Cook Hooks. REMEMBER THE DATE Out of towi orders will bo accepted this week but tho gooda will not bo mailed until tho 2fith. " w NCVCR SUBSTITUTE ! Town and Vicinity z Miss Hoiot IIIIIb of Jaaper spent Friday and Saturday lu Springfield. Tom 8wnrt was to from Natron Saturday. (Jrovor Walker and small son Joo woro In from Pall Crook Saturday. C. P. Egglmnn and B. C. Urlgham spent Saturday at Vlda on bunlncns. Mrti. Bort Snook was down from KrH Crcok Friday. Itoverond J. T. Mooro pent Sat dirday In Portland. llom: To Mr. and Mrs. Milton Cyr, Saturday morning, a son. Mrs. Vln Williams In Improving In health again. Good rollablo nro Insurance. No as sessments; no membership fco. Pay ond and you aro deno. H. E. Walker at tho City Hall.' j, c. Humphrey and Wohb Walsh wore In Springfield from Jaspor Sat urday. Jrtlss Barbara. Bollor of Natron spont tho weokend hero at the home of hor rutiur, .tin. jiufeu tj..unt.-.- Mr.' and Mrs. W. J. Hill woro ovor from Eugene Friday on buslnosM con nected with tho Ilncket store. Dr. W. C. nobhan bought a Ford nutomobllo from tho Springfield gar age Saturday. Howard Hoso of Corvollls Is em ployed ob cook at tho Homo restau rant.. Miss Alllo Sharpo, of Rosoburg. Is spending a few days vlHltlng with friends hero. Turo Pork Sausage 12V4 cents pound. Sparo Ribs 10 cents' pound at Swnrts and WnBhburno. Ocorgo Mlllor, of Lcona, who undor wont an oporatlon at tho Springfield hospital Wednesday, Is recovering nlcoly. Ed Lovulott who sustained n broken nrm several days ago, undorwont an op eration for bono grafting to tho mem ber this morning. Tho Pino Ncedlo club'' will moot wltli Mrs. Nina McPhorsoh at hor homo nt 2M North D street, on Tues day nftornoon, November 28. E. M. McIJoo of Eugene, ono of tho dlroctors of tho First Natlonnl bank of this city, was In Sprlngflold on buslnosB Saturday. This cold calls for ono of Holbrook's now hoators. D. A. Holland Is able to walk about again aftor having been laid up for about a weok with an Injury to hlB foot causod by stopping on a noil. John Parker and wife of Portland, It 0. Lovo, John McQeo of Lobanon, H. Itoso, W. C. Miller, and O. L. Par- son woro registered at tho Sprlngflold hotol Friday. doorgo WlBhman and small noico, Miss Agatha Snydor, of Donna visited at tho homo of Mrs. Qeorgo Catching and Mrs. Vln Williams in this city tho Iattor part of tho weok. Mrs. 13. C. Daker ot Ilaptd City, S. D. who rocontly bought a Btock of mllllnory In Eugono formorly lived on Lovorldgo fruit ranch in Wost Spring' field, and is a dnughtor of Mr. and Mrs. F, F. Fay. No use to bo sick when Dr. Murphy tho magnotlo hoalor Is in our midst, ofllco Is 305 Main stroqt, Sprlngflold, Oregon. J, P. Fry, T J. McCrnckon and W. J. Graves lmvo filed tliolr appralsemont of tho ostato of Mrs, Lucy O. Cramiuor, who dlod at Sprlngflold over a yoar ago, Bhowlng proporty valuod at 300. Tho husband, Sam Crnmor, now Hv ing In Pennsylvania,, Is tho only heir. PH8NE 31 j ss Vonco Cagloy left this morning on a Business trip to Lebanon. Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Poor are vis Itlng friends and relatives in Scio. Mrs. J. Dovlno por Saturday. was In from Jas- I , , , 0. . Smith, who lives In tho v. clnlty of Natron, made a business trip to Sprlngflold Saturdoy. Tho city rosorvoir has Just been given Itr nnnuul "cloon-out" by tho A. J. Johnson, of Crcswell, mado n short visit with Sprlngflold friends Saturday, Mrs. 8. JncobBon left this morning ror a wooH's visit with J. B. Jacob- son unu ramuy at Yaquina. I Tho local mombors of tho W. C. T. U. hold a food salo at tho Slkes Grocery Store Saturday. 'Gcorgo Spono aitd daughtar, Miss Ella, woro In from Hoyden Bridge Saturday. No uso to be sick when Dr. Murphr tho magnetic hoalor is in our midst, ofllco Is 315 Mala street, Sprlngflold, Oregon. William Parsons who recently was attacked with a stroke of paralysis has been admlttod to Uie Springfield hospital for treatment. Thanksgiving day sorvlce will bo hold In tho Baptist church November 30 at 7:30 p. in. Rev. Chris H. Jensen I pastor of tho Christian church, will preach thu sermon. Arthur Pcngree, occupied tho pulpit of tho Baptist church yesterday morn ing and plenBl'd his hearers with a Sormon on "Christian Watchfulness." About 15 Eugeno high school phy- i files students paid a visit to the local j plnnt of tbo Oregon Power company ' botween 10:15 and 10:45 tills morn ing. Tho Oregon Power company Is hnv. Ing tho water hydrants of tho city .boys would benefit tn football, -lnspcctod nnd repaired, now parts bo- Tho football boys bollevo that th-y Ing InstnlloU whoro they aro nocos-J should have tho money, nnd contend stry. Tho worktralns on tljo Willnmotto Pnclflc branch will contlnuo running (his wouk, according to Information given out nt tlio local Southern Pac ific yards this morning. Tho firm of Edwards nnd Brattuln, real ostato donlors, will move Into tho ' ofllco now occupied by Dr. J. E. Mm- ' nhy In tho Bryan building, about Dec - ombor 1. Mrs a V Onln nf Mnrnnin ,i,n ro, . , , ' Z, . " mra, v. tuip OI ftiarcoia WHO ro-"Eon. nrrlvod horn Thunlav nftnrnonn conUy undorwont an operation for!for n fow days v8lt nt tUo homo of appenmciius nt tno tuugone Hospital, ion touny tor nor nome. hiio has boon at tho homo ofW. B. McKlnnoy for tho past weok, A mooting will bo hold tomorrow ov ' onlng in order to norfoct tho nrirnii. : Uatlon of a Booth-Kolly basketball 1 team, should it bo decided to enter Uio toam In tho Sunday School League. H. C. Bird Is amone thnsn wl.n l r. sponsible for tho movomont. Mr. and MrB. Ed Lomloy and small daughter, of Wost Vlrglnic. woro vis iting horo yostordny at tho homo ot Mr. and Mra. E. R. Lomloy. Tho two famlllos nro not rolntod, but tho vis itors nro friends of E. It. Lomloy's rel atives In tho oast. I Rovorond and Dr, Koonoy Forrls visited Brownsvillo yoatorduy whoro tho Rovorond occupied tho pulpit of j tho Baptist church at tliolr morning ' sorvlco. Dr. Forrls apoko from tho ' snmo pulpit InBt night. Each report n dollglitful visit to our neighboring city. Dr. and Mrs. Rohhnn nnd daughter, Constance, roturnod homo Friday even ing. Mrs. Robhnn has boon absent covornl days, dui'lnir wblcb (I Wnn nt thn hodnldn nf n lirnllinr fllnn l Oravos, at McCoy, Oregon, nnd thn Doctor wont as fnr ns CorvnlllH to moot hor on hor way home. Mr. Graves died Friday mornlnp, BASKETBALL TAKES IN ANOTHER TEAM FOR PENNANT RACE Booth-Kelly Playert Join Sunday 1 - Oehool League Practice Begins Thli Week A team mado up of playors .employ ed at tho local Booth-Kelly lumber mill was voted into tho Sprlngflold Sunday School Basketball League Sat urday and will contend for (ho pen non! In tho winter's sorles along with tho teams from tho Baptist, Christ ian and Methodist churches. This now addition to tho Leaguo, according to tho president, Dr. W. H. Pollard, will not chnngo tho purposo for which It was originally organized. Each play er In tho Lcaguo, whother he bo a member ot tho Booth-Kelly team or of a Sunday School team must bo n regular attendant of church servic es. Practlco for preliminary games will probably begin early this week. Tbo managers of tho teams aro lining up .matorlal for their squads preparing for spirited contests. No dopo has boon handed out as t otho probable I lineups of tho teams, but It looks as If they will bo pretty evenly matched. Tho Booth-Kelly players organized at a mooting held last Friday evening. IInriT ,,rd W0B olcctc1 manngor nn(, ,IaroId VerMnn mado treasurer, jTh08e at ,ho m who nro backnB 11,0 enterprise aro: Loo Calkins, F. ' Darbey, F. A. Worley, Delbcrt . Bucknum, O. M. Olson, Qlcnn Ditto, iChouncy Rychard. E. A. Wyld, Bert Calkins and Mr. Parker. 'football team to BUY NEW SWEATERS ! j proceeas, t-rom i nc oircus necenuy neia in me uia uper nou Will Be Used. BY RUTH SCOTT Tho executive board of the high w..in,!nv : body evening to dccldo what should be dono with tho monoy taken In at tho Jltnoy circus. It was flnnlly decided that tho monoy bo used to buy ath letic sweaters for tho football team. Each' member of tho team will have to ueposii wiiu uiu iruaamui uu hu.i ,u t .h .nlnr Thn rtnnnslt to bo returned at tho close of tho,be deposited with the student body season, when tho sweater Is returned j re' 8 mcy lf be . .. . . back to the boys at the close of the 10 tlio BCnoOl. I Tho Springfield high school gave a Jitney circus alst Saturday nigl, , which netted over forty dollars. The ! football boys were the ones who or iginated the Idea, with tho understand Ing that they should receive the pro-1 ceeds. Certain members of tho faculty be- llovo that tho monoy siiould bo used for basketball, now that tho football season is so nearly ovor and the baa- kotball season beginning in so short a time. Much expense will be at- tnchod to this sport this yoar, such as nan rental, nans, iignts, aim in- stnllatlon of a shower bath. Both the boys and tho girls will bo bene fited by this -sport whereas only the that tho circus was originally intend ed for their benefit. Thoy want It mainly for tho purchase of Jerseys, j saying that they would lmvo to havu ' Friday ovoulng nbout 7 o'clock as Calvin Burns was riding in from John Soavoy'a hop yard, tho horso ho was rl(lll,K became frightened d bucket Mr' D,,rns off brulslnB his limbs bad- :''' Lottlo Crawford, nnd tbo mttnr'Anmli Mr. Rnndnll's dauchtor Mrs V il pniinr,i Your Heater may not be all you want. If you will try ono of ours, yon wlH bo "tlsfled try one. J. C. Hoi ur00K- I w in.li. . ... . naa ! w. wnito, proprietor or tno ucu thontro horo nnd of a thoatro at Cot-l nB0 G"V0- J108 ope"od ttnoUlor mo'- P'iuro nouso, navmg secureu u jwltablo place nt Marcola. Tho Mar- cola thoatre will be oporatod twipe week. Mrs. Jcanotte Richardson left Sat urday morning for Corvnllls whoro she will attend tho funeral of Glon Bnssott who wob nccldontally killed on Thursday, Novombor 16,. Sho In tends to vlBlt hor daughter Mrs. Kram- mor of Indopondonco, until after Than, ksglvlng. why pay two dealer's profits? Wo buy direct from tho mill and soli di root to tho consumor. Johnson's best Flour at tho prices listed bolow Sprlngflold Food company. 1 sack lot, I $1.70; 4 snck lot, $0.60; 10 sack lot, I $10.00. Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Roof. J. C. Par- .,,!,.. c ...i r r mi.... Muggto Ithlnovnult, Miss Ethol Conloy and Miss Grace Collins woro amouu.n thoso who saw "Tho Birth of a Nation" in Ei'gcno Friday nlBht. Deepening the Farm Por Bigger Crops I The Third Dimension of the Farm an Important Factor to Greater' '1SE farmers ire beginning to- realize that a farm goes farther than length and breadth. Depth Is n vital factor, and Incidentully this third di mension has a oleurly Identified Influ ence upon the producing value of the earth's surface. Thus "vertical forming," a newer method of agriculture, is rapidly de veloping. Merely to scrupc tho brU ties from a hog's bide is not enough. Deeper cutting Is essential In order to reach the bacon. And experience has shown that to simply plow or turn the top soli is very often only the scratch ing of the surface when It comes to bumper crops. Often the productivity of a farm to limited by the tight clay or hard pan underlying the top soil. Costly Imple ments for tilling this upper soil aw) FOOT BALD Springfield vs. Eugene Junior High Wednesday Afternoon Nov. 221916 ON Lpcal Field them next year it not this year. Somo of tho students are saying that the money should be divided. but tho smallness of the amount would hardly justify its division. This ques tion would not bo so important if it were not for the fact that only one more entertainment of this naturo will bffl g,yen durJng ,he schoo, yeaPj tha being the annual student body play to lm ctven nnit anrlne. Tho question will probably be de-' nnUc,y scttlcd lhta evening when the j erecutlvo board of tho high school . win meet 10 uiBcuss me question, ; I The subject was discussed by the' exocutivo board of tho high school last week, and it was decided to use I tho money for tho purchase of foot- ball jorsoys. These Jerseys are to be the property of tho school and one- . t.M ha,f of tho 8Um SDent for them Is to . . , ., , school year when the -JerseyB aro re turned. I A h, . r- I f f. di VM" mmm" 'arfSr World' famou Tenor, Say. "Tuxedo completely gjfigg m , . . t o D a c c o j taste. Most important of from a j . , er' ' siana standpoint, Tuxedo does not irritate my throat." r I UXGOO JLOSS iHOt Irritate My Throat" That's what the world's ...,-. ,., .., u.. greatest tenor fays about Tuxedo. Thar'!: what- vrrn will' Sav ahout Tuvedo after rf . , . ., , tfnn'r rritron tUio miM.cf ' , nleicanteat nf sill rnhar. 1 , . V "-. a cjlkedo Wn Pnif-l TJLvr. fat Pic ctnJ Cttaiti h The crigfoal "Tuxedo Process" of refining mild Kentucky Burley, mellowed by 3 to 5 yean' agein. toiilivtty removes every particle of harshness and "bite". Put Tuxedo to the piptttst. That tvill show you why, to millions of men, Tuxedo is the only Vjust right" smoke. Read the guarantee in the top of Jvery tin. ifou can buy Tuxedo everywhere Pouch 5c i Fsmoui green tin 10c fi Tin IIu nUtrs, 40c md SOt, ' Oltttt 0tand90e r. ambptoav to Anon mmpa I Crops and Bigger Dividends. Inking rare of Increased horizontal or xtirfnce acreage aro nil right In their way, but to go deeper Into tbc farm, to Increase Its fertility nnd productive tic by Increasing its depth. Is a mat ter that the practice of vertical farm ing accomplishes quickly and econom ically, and very often a single car tridge of explosive will convert several yards of otherwise useless sub-soil Into half an ncre of new root feeding sur face. Thus, instead of spreading out and ombTa!ng more territory, vertical farming enables the farmer to really concentrate and by intensive methods conserves In both labor and expense. At the same time the resulting In crease In crops emphasizes the profit able features of the process. And there to a practical reason for this. By breaking up the sabsoll oxy gen Is admitted Into the ground and the peat up natural fertilizing elemeaU Catarrh Cannot Be Cured with LOCAL, APPLICATIONS, as they cannot reach the seat of the disease. Ca tarrh is a blood or constitutional disease, and In order to cure It you must take in ternal remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally, and acts dlrectlr upon the blood and mucous surface. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is not a quack medicine. It was prescribed by one ot the best phy sicians In this country for years and Is a regular prescription. It is composed of the best tonics known, combined with the best blood purifiers, acting directly on the mucous surfaces. The perfect combina tion of the two Ingredients la what pro duces such wonderful results In curing catarrh. Send for testimonials, free. P. J. CHENET & CO.. Props., Toledo, O. Bold by DruccUts. prtr 76c. Take Halt's Family Pills for constipation. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Department of the Interior, TJ. S. Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon. November, 4.191G VOTIf!R IS herehr eivnn that Char les L. Taylor, of McKenzIe Bridge, spn. !o. on October 25 1910. 0CC97 for the S S. W. 4 S. S ix S. E. VI S. W. Sec IB. and N, w. v. n. r.. v. a. ti o. w. n it. c. N. i,4 S. S. W. Vl N. E. . N. Lf, ?eC'.,r2,T lf-Jfl ial No. 08574 for the S. S S. W. U I N. E. i of Section 22 Township 16 S. Range 5 E, Willamette Meridian, has filed notice of intention to make Final Five-year Proof, to establish claim "o tne ana above aescriDea. oeiore . p TT s. rmmtsslnner. at the land above described, before hls omce at Eugene. Oregon, on the JfJl!!. Claimant names as witnesses: . nnr-n nmnnr of Krippnp. Orpcnn. Alice Croner, of Eugene, Oregon Bridge, Oregon. Arthur Belknap, of McKenzIe Bridge, Oregon. W. H. CANNON. Register Nov. 6, 9,13,1620,23.27.30. Dec 4. SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION IN FORECLOSURE OF TAX LIEN tn the Circuit Court of the State of i Oregon, For Lane County H. L. Studley, Plaintiff, , vs. Clara B Luse. John Doe Luso. Emma Nel. John Doe Nel. Lefa Livingston, John Doe Livingston, Stanford Pre ble, John Doe Preble.and City of Eu gene, a municipal corporation, and all persons unknown, if any, having or claiming an interest or estate in and to the hereinafter described real property Defendants. To Clara E. Luso, John Doe Luse, Emma Nel.. John Doe Nel, L.efa Liv ingston, John Doe Livingston, Stanford Preble, John Doe Preble, and to all persons unknown, if any, having or claiming an interest or estate In and to the hereinafer described real pro perty, the above named defendants. IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF TREGON: You are hereby notified that H. L. Studley tho holder of Cor tificato of Dellnouency numbered 120S issued on the 7th day of October 1913 by tho Tax Collector of the County of uano. atato 01 uregon, ror me amount 97 i,tn- h, nmn,,nt then due and dellnauent for taxes for "ie year 19.12 together with penalty. interest ana coats tnoreon upon tne V ,.,v,ii. 'yu a the Owner as nppears of re- icord, situated In said County and LStato, and particularly bounded and described as follows, to-wlt: Lots number one and two (1 & 2) Jn block number two (2) in Falrmount, now a part of tho city of Eugene, Lane j county, Stato of Oregon. You aro further notified that said ' H. L. Studloy has paid taxes on said premises for prior or subsequent years ith the rate of Interest on said .amounts as follows: Cn March 21, 1914, the sum of $30.00 taxes for the year ot 1913. On March 31, 1915, tho sum or fH.M taxos for tho year of 1914. On April 6, 1916, the sum of $26.55 taxes for the year of 1915. All ot said amounts bear interest from date of payment at the rate of 15 per annum. Said defendants as tho owner of tho I logal title of the nbovo described pro- I nflrlv na thn enmn nnnnnrn nf ropnril. 'and each of tho other persons above I named nro horoby further notified that H. L. Studloy will apply to tho Circuit I rourt ot tno county unu mnio more- said for n decree foreclosing tho lion against tho property above described, and mentioned n said certificate. And yon aro hereby summoned to appear within sixty days after tho first publi cation of this summons oxcluslvo ot tho day ot Bald first publication, and defend this action or pay the amount duo ns nbovo shown together with costs and accrued intorost nnd in enso of your failure to do co, n decree, i will bo rendered foreclosing tho lien of snld taxes and costs against tho land and. promlHos nbovo named, i This summons Is published by order . cf tho Houornblo Q. F. Sklpworth Judge of tho Circuit Court of tho State f Oregon for tho County of Lane and . of the lower soils are released and utilized. A reservoir for the storage of water Is created, and a good homo for tho roots Is produced. Good root aro essential to good plants Meat who took below the surface rcalli these facts. They know also that ft plant produces only In proportion to theextent of air, water and nourish ment given IU roots. Thus Is the new er method of vertical farming both logical and profitable. This method of farming vertically Is In Itself easy, simple and labor savlsg. A half cartridge charge of farm lew der placed well down into the tight subsoil at Intervals of about a rod, tamped projcrly isd fired carefully will do the work quickly and econom ically. Subsoil-blasting, however, cast be dose successfully only when thm subsoil to dry. Few tools are required for the wuit 17th day of November 1916 and the date of first publication of this sum mons Is the 20th day of November 191& All process and papers In this pro-" cecdlng may be served upon the un dersigned residing within the Stater . of Oregon, at the address hereafter mentioned. L. M. TRAVIS Attorney for PlalntUf ' Address Eugene, Oregon. Nov. 20,27 ; Dec.4,11,18,25 ; Jan.1,8,152. SHERIFFS SALE ON FORECLOS- URE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that by virtue of an execution and order of sale Issued out of tho Circuit Court of tho State of Oregon for tho County of Lane on the 10th day of November 1916 on a judgment rendered In sahl Court on the 10th day of November. 1916 In a suit wherein Stewart McKay was plaintiff and Herbert T. Ransdell ami Mlttle J. Ransdell his wife, R. H. Brown and Jennlo Brown his wife, were defendants, and wherein ther plaintiff recovered a Judgment against said defendant Herbert T. Ransdell and Mlttle J. Ransdell his wife for lha sum of Six Hundred and twenty dollars together with interest thereon from Mh ,5th. 1914 untn Dald at rata March 25th. 1914 until paid at the rata of nine per cent per annum and the sum of $4.90 and Interest thereon from July 14th 1916 until paid at the rate of 6 per cent per annum and the sum of $75.00 as attorneys fees therein and the costs and disbursements ot suit taxed at $34.40 which Judgment was enrolled and docketed lnthe office ot the Clerk ot said .Court on, the 10th day of November,-1916 and said execution to mo dlrected-commandlng me In the name of the State of Oregon In order to satisfy said Judgment and attorneys fees and costs and accruelng costs to sell tho following described real prop erty, to wlL All that part of lot number nfhe (9 lying south of the center of tho Coast fork river in section eleven in town ship 18 south of range 3 west of Will amette Meridian containing twenty -teres more or less In Lane Countyv . "regon together with the tenements., hereditaments and appurtenances thereunto belonging or In any wise ap ;ertalning and the proceeds of sale bo applied as follows: First: The expenses of said sale and the plaintiff's costs, attorney's fees and disbursements of this suit Second: The payment of the Judg ment of said plaintiff. Third : The balance. If any there be, to be disposed of as the Court may deem meet. NOW THEREFORE IN THE NAME F THE STATE OF OREGON and in compliance with the execution and or der of sale, I will on Saturday the 11th day of Decernber ,1916 between the hours of 9 o'lilock A. M. and 4 o'clock n. M. to wit; at the hour of 1 o'clock P. M., on said day, at the south west door or tho County Court house In Eu gene, Lane County, Oregon, offer for Bale In ono parcel, for cash, subject to redemption, all ot the right, title. In terest, claim and equity of the defend ants, Herbert T. Ransdell, Mlttle J. . Ransdell, R. H. Brown and Jennie Brown, In and to said lands and prem ises hereinbefore described and every part thereof. J. C. PARKER. Sheriff of Lano, County, Oregoa By D. A. Elklns, Deputy I Nov. 13, 20, 27, Dec, 4, 11. Get on IF you want to lurceed in life You must know what ii new In businttti am Indiu. trvm In invention and firienee. Oct outof tbo rut;eetontIieflrluc line. Read ropular Science Monthly thoTnrat In'terwtlnjnml useful mncatlne; and me lii.csc money i worm, L.vcry tuouia 300 Pictures 300 Article all for onlrlSccnU. All tho new Unf and Invention! m electricity and wlrelew. In nutntr.olillcs nntl aeroplane!, lu ahopwofK oad in rariuiut;, anu in macuinery. Ilrtw tn m.tt thtnrra t tiome llow to malts things at home. fOpace'CTcry month, including refrlceraton, poultry bouen, furniture, automobile thop repalrn, etc. ft tm ftill nf mnfH.v.mtklnr. litriviflvlnff Ideal. 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