GRESHAM
PAGE FOUR
H ard to l>e Im m a c u la te .
A sta tistic a l person bas figured
the losses to a g ric u ltu re as a resu lt
Two of th e h ard est th in g s In th e
of d epredations of insects and ro
dents as 112 a y ear for each m an, world to keep clean a re a w hite vest I
woman and child In the United and a spotless rep u tatio n .
States.
I’lal fo r m s an d
ham
CREAM SEPARATORS
ANKER HOLTH CREAM
SEPARATORS
have a se lf-b a la n c in g bow l, g u a r
a n te e d n e v e r to get o u t of b a l
ance, a G erm an silv e r sk im m in g
device, a self-oiling system . M ade
in all sizes.
SECOND HAND CREAM
SEPARATORS
1. No. 15 DeLaval in good condi
tion, 700 lbs, capacity.
1, No. 1 A Empire, 350 lbs. capa
city.
1, No. I B E m p ire, 500 lbs. c a
pacity.
1, No. 7 Simplex, 700 lbs, c a p a c ity
1. B a ltic fo r 1 to 3 cotvs, 200 lbs
c a p a c ity
All in good co n d ition. W ill sell
on easy te rm s o r tra d e fo r wood
or potatoes.
Hessel’s Farm Machinery
RIDE A “BLUE-BIRD” BIKE
and Enjoy the Fine New Pavements
BLUE BIRD BICYCLES are strongly built
and very easy riding. Equipped with a Laclede
Spring Saddle. Guaranteed Tires, Mud Guards.
Bike Stand and New D eparture Coaster. I t ’s
a pippin; priced at
$ 2 7 50
THE FOX Double Bar with joints spun
together. Best of equipment including Wil
lam ette Non Skid Guaranteed Tires, Mud
Guards, Rubber Motorcycle Grips, Rubber
Pedals. Made to w ithstand hard usage. Priced
at
50
$32
We sell Nonpariel Guaranteed Tires at $2.00.
Bicycle Accessories, Etc., Etc.
STERLING & KIDDER HDW. CO.
GRESHAM, OREGON
A Clear Complexion Is
Woman’s Greatest Charm
Y ou can en jo y th e p leasu re of M otoring. 1 ennis, Etc., w ith
out injury to y our co m p lex io n if you afterw ard s
USE V io le t C o ld C r e a m
C old C ream s are now u sed By m an y ladies as a skin b a th in
p re fe re n c e to w ater.
SO L D O N L Y BY
GRESHAM DRUG CO.
The R E X A L L Store
Why Bother with Cooking
These Warm Days?
A sk U s about Lunch G oods
------------------ A
FEW
S U G G E S T IO N S --------------------
MONOPOLE
MONOPOLE
S a lm o n S tea k
T u n a Fish
15c and 25c
15c and 25c
MONOPOLE
C rescent S ardines
20c
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
W a te rm e llo n s
C antaloupes
G rapes
Bananas
O ranges
Peaches
C
e
le
ry
Lettuce
G reen C o rn
G re e n Peppers
Cabbage
C a u liflo w e r
Tom atoes
S w eet Potatoes
W h y not try Red W in g G ra p e Juice today?
A V e ry D e lic io u s a n d H e a lth fu l D rin k fo r W a rm W e a th e r
15c
and
25c
FRIDAT,
GRESHAM PEOPLE
AND HAPPENINGS
Pr«|<*.
by
Sim ple
A stonished
No p arty platform is any stro n g
M ixture.
e r th an the personal tim b er th a t
G resham people ure astonished a t
form s th e props.
th e INSTANT action of sim ple buck
thorn bark, glycerine, etc., as mixed
"Jo in us on A ugust 31, lend a
in A dler-l-ka. One spoonful rem oves
helping hand, and select from the
such su rp risin g foul m a tte r it relieves
alm ost ANY CASE constipation, Bour program a list of sp eak ers you wish
stom ach o r gas. Because A dler-l-ka to h ear on F riday and S atu rd ay fol-
acts on both low er and upper bowel, lowing. W hen th e in stitu te 1 b over,
a few doses often relieve o r p revent
your atten d an ce rep o rt to me,
appendicitis.
A short tre a tm e n t
.
helps chronic stom ach trouble. T he a,,<* u certificate will be m ailed to
G resham Drug Co.— Adv.
I you.”
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OUTLOOK
A special m eeting of th e b oard of
county fair d irec to rs Lus been called
for n ex t M onday to tak e up som e Im
p o rta n t m a tte rs In connection with
the com ing fair. T h ere will be at
least one m ore m eeting before the
opening, probably on M onday, Sep
tem b er 4
AUGTST
-2&.
l» lfl
Miss Mabel B urch recently cam e
from W alla W alta and has spent a
p leasan t vacation at Seaside.
She
will rem ain here visiting her p a r
ents.
K. A. M iller and fam ily m otored
to N e ta rt’s bay on W ednesday.
They will spend a week th e re and at
o th e r points on the coast.
Fine
New
Fall
Line
M en s Dress Shirts
IN ALL THE NEW COLORINGS
Both Soft a n d Stiff Cuff*
FULL DRESS and SPORT SHIRTS
H. E. Davis gave his Ja p an ese
help a holiday yesterday and loaned
Some New Arrivals in
them his au to tru ck for a picnic up
th e Colum bia river highw ay. About
also
tw enty-five persons were In the p a r
A tire alarm brought th e d e p a rt ty and they enjoyed th e ir day Im
Both P la in Black a n d C olored T o p s
ment out yesterday at noon to c>m m ensely.
bat a bouse full of sm oke a* th e
T he two lectu res given by "S ister
hom e of .1. T. Stllllons.
No i r e
was to be found and th e source of L u cretia", the ap o state nun. y ester
the sm oke still rem ain s a m ystery. day w ere largely atten d ed . T he a f
ternoon lectu re was for women only.
Ilow itt Bldg. Phone 43 Gresham, Ore.
Rockwood Rebeccas m et on W ed In th e evening M etzger’s hall was
nesday evening a t th e ir hall a t crow ded and her h earers gave rap t
Rockwood and elected Miss E sth er atten tio n to her words.
Stensland noble grand. They rh an g ed
T h e U n der C ity.
the tim e of m eeting of the lodge
from first and th ird T uesday n ig h ts
B eneath every city Is a n etw ork of
to th ird
and
fo u rth W ednesday
pipes more o r less. But beneath ev
n ights, each m onth.
ery city th ere Is also a collection of
M. M S quire and H ally C h risten pockets of quicksand, soft m ud, wa
son retu rn ed yesterd ay a f '- r m ak ter and o ’her difficulties to th e hu1 d-
ng co n tracto r v. ho m ust go to i n n
ing a trip in th e ir au to s to E ugene
ground
for th e base of his fo u n d a
across th e
Cascades
and back
th ro u g h T he Dalles and over th e Co tion al o ut »vhich, as a rule, city u >-
th o ritie s knew very little. In New
GRESHAM.
ORE.
lum bia riv er highw ay. They were
York th e building co n tracto rs who
accom panied by th e ir fam ilies.
had lost heavily by ru n n in g into un
u n d erground conditions
P o rtlan d w eath er records show suspected
becam
e
so
num erous th a t the city
th a t yesterd ay was the h o ttest of th e
1 h e Sanitaty M eat M ark et is now u n d e r new m a n a g e m e n t.
season, th e m ercury sta d in g a t 96 as decided, a fte r some discussion, to
m
ake
a
so
rt
of
u
n
d
erground
su
r.n
y
C
om e in a n d get a c q u a in te d w ith th e new p ro p rie to r.
late us 6 o ’clock. In G resham It re
gistered 94 by th e m ost reliab le of th e d istric ts which caused the
sam e high sta n d a rd of cleanliness, reliability a n d
th e rm o m ete r in town. T oday it is m ost trouble. This was partly done
co u rteo u s tre a tm e n t will b e m a in ta in e d u n d e r th e new m a n a g e
bv
interview
ing
co
n
tracto
rs
who
had
a few degrees cooler.
m en t as form erly.
alread y suffered. At convenient plac
G eorge F. Honey, local scoutm ns es borings were also m ade and the
ter, sta rte d on a bike to Hull Run City en g in eers kept a careful record
Cash paid fo r F a t B eef, P ork, V e a l and M u tto n , live
y tste rd a y with eight m em bers of the of th e sam ples. Now several en g i
or dressed. T o p prices fo r H ides and Pelts of all kinds
Hoy Scouts. They in ten d ed to cam p neers are at work placing the records
iii
such
shape
th
at,
when
p
rep
arin
g
out two n ig h ts and re tu rn tom orrow
tills on new work in an u n fam iliar
e / •nlnfc.
n e^ h b o rh o o d , th e co n tra cto r cau get
ROCKW OOD I. O. O. F., NO. 211.—
LODGES AND SOCIETIES
M eets in M accabee s a il ev e r y T h u rsd a y
_______
Mrs. Max. S chneider left by au to from p erm anent records som e idea
n ig h t a t 8 o ’clock . C. E. Cree. N. Q,;
[T h e se n o tic e s w ill be p u b lish ed from B. N. H a ll, se creta ry .
W ednesday m orning for S eattle, of th e geology of th a t p art of the
W ashington. Mrs. C. R. Benson ac- city. T his will save such losses as tim e to tim e fr e e o f ch a rg e. O th ers n ot '
MACCABEES.
th a t su stain ed by the co n tracto r, liste d h ere a re so lic ite d . I f a n y are in- I
coinpanied her.
ROCKW OOD T E N T , K O. T. M.—
co rrect p le a se n o tif y th e O u tlo o k and
who according to th e New York 'Ev c o r r e c tio n s w ill be m ade a t once.J
M eets first S a tu rd a y and third F rid a y
e v e n in g s ea ch m onth .
C om m an d er, E.
Rev. S. G R oper and d au g h ter. ening Post, allowed two m ouths In
L.
record k eeper, A. G. Schan-
j M
M ASO NIC LO DG E— M eets tin. T horpe:
R. D. 1, G resh am .
Miss Stella, have ren ted a co ttag e which to com plete a building at N as u G i R t & E S a H r i A
se co n d T u esd a y ea ch m o n th , 8
from F ra n k Gibbs, and will move sau and L iberty streets. A few feet
p. m. W o r s h ip fu l M aster, L. L.
ORANGE DIBECTO BT.
K idder; se c r e ta r y , W m . M etz
h ere soon.
Miss R oper has been b eneath the su rface he ran into soft
M U L TN O M A H G R A N G E — M eet* s v -
ger. G resh a m , O regon.
ery fo u r th S a tu rd a y . M aster. R. I. A n -
elected to teach
th e newly added m ud, and it was eight m onths before _____________________________
m J S ^ D oi 'a ‘' ’ c i a ’s o n O b O ? M h im ’
a IR
i n V v IE
i W M ASO NIC LO DG E— M eets j
com m ercial course in Union High he finished Ills job, settled his a f F r A
-
first S a tu rd a y o f ea ch m onth . |
DM£8- U o la c la 8 o n -
G resh am .
fairs In a b ankruptcy court and
school No. 2.
W o r sh ip fu l M aster, J o h n R. , ------- 1---- 1— ____ _
sta rte d again a t th e bottom in a n
H u g h e s, se c r e ta r y , W. H. S ta n -
SA N D Y
G R A N G E — M eets ev ery
ley . G resh am , O regon.
fo u rth S a tu rd a y . M a ster. A. G. T h o m
Mrs. T heodore W lrtz, of Spring- o th e r sense. The city Itself has fp 't
a s. se c r e ta r y , J a m e s B e ll; lectu rer,
w ater, and Mrs. Ida Holm es, also of th e need of such in form ation, to r in
SA N D Y
M ASO NIC LO DG E— W. M. John R o b erts. S a n d y , O regon.
P
u
rcell.
building
th
e
foundation
for
th
e
p
res
S p rln g w aler, ure visiting at th e home
E V E N IN G
STAR
G R A N G E — M eet«
San d y, O regon.
first S a tu rd a y in e a c h m on th . M aster.
of Mr. and Mrs. G. II. B lackburn this ent m unicipal building, a forgotten
T R O U T D A L E C H A P T E R . O. E. S., 1 J. J. J o h n so n ; s e c r e ta r y , M iss Iv a
week.
Mrs. H olm es is a d a u g h te r pond, long ago filled, proved to be a No. SO— S ta ted co m m u n ica tio n th e third H ick ey : lectu rer, L. M aud B a ll.
S a tu rd a y in ea ch m onth, M asonic hal^
pocket of slush, causing a long delay T
of Mr. and Mrs. B lackburn.
r o u td a le
W o rth y M atron, J a n et
ROCKW OOD
G R A N G E — M eets first
) W ed n esd a y 8 p. m., an d th ir d S a tu rd a y
In th e work and the loss of much G rant se c r e ta r y . M argaret M cK ay.
10
a.
m.
M
uster,
Mrs. Id a B u r g e s s sec*
Rev. E. I. H arrin g to n , p asto r of money.
G R E SH A M C H A P T E R , O. E. 8., NO. i reta ry , L e w is J e n se n , le c tu r e r , Mrs.
117— M eets first and th ird T u e s d a y s E lla R ow an . G resh am , R. F. D. 1.
th e F re e M ethodist ch u rch , has re
ea ch
m onth
in Odd
b e llo w s ’ h all, i ‘
-----------------------------
L iver T rouble.
tu rn ed from St. Jo h n s w here he went
V»orthy M atron. A nna B row n; se c r e
C O LUM BIA
G R A N G E — M eets
first
“ I am bothered w ith liver tro u b le tary, M iss R ose I. D air.
1 S a tu rd a y in each m on th . M aster. R. P.
to a tte n d th e d istric t cam p m eeting,
R
a
s
m
u
s
se
n
,
se
c
r
e
ta
r
y
,
M
in
n
ie
P
o
u
n
d
er,
ab o u t tw ice a y ea r,” w rites Joe D ing
GRAND ARMY
lectu rer, Mrs. A m etia W ood w ard . C or
and will occupy his p u lp it on S un m an, W ebster City, Iowa. “ I have
b ett, O regon.
day m orning. On S unday aftern o o n pains in my side and back and an
M A. RO SS POST, G A. R — C om
W O O D LA W N G R A N G E — M e e ts s e c
ander, Win. B u tler, F a ir v ie w , q u a r te r
he will go to P o rtlan d , w here he will aw ful soreness in my stom ach. I m
m
a
ster, J o el B a tes, T r o u td a le
M eets ond and fo u r th S a tu rd a y e v e n in g s . M a s
of C h am b erlain ’s T ab lets and ev ery
ter, W H. H. D u fu r: s e c r e ta r y , T B.
third S a tu rd a y o f ea ch m onth.
open a te n t m eeting at T h irtie th and beard
tried them . By th e tim e I bad used
T aib reth ; lectu rer, M rs. S. E. W in d le
A lberta
M. A. RO SS R E L IE F C O R P S.— M rs I P ortlan d , W ood law n sta tio n .
h alf a b o ttle of them I was feeling
D
D.
Jack
,
p
resid
en
t:
M
rs
C
lara
K
ane,
—
■ ■■■ - ——— -
fine and had no signs of p ain .” F o r
c r e ta r y . M eets ev e r y third S a tu rd a y
L E N T S G R A N G E — M eets se co n d S at-
Mr and Mrs. C. H. Lockw ood, who sale a t G resham D rug S tore.— Adv. se
o f ea ch ' m onth. G resh am .
i u rday, 10 a. m. M aster. T. J. K reu d er,
------------------------------------------------------------------- se creta ry . Mrs. W. L. H o t c h k is s , lectu r-
have been living w ith Mrs. Lock
U .I T .D A N T IS A N .
•, M, . y , . (ie D arn a li. L e n ts. O regon.
N. P. Cannon of th e L ongshore
wood's p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. W. C.
m en’s union is quoted as saying a t a
B
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IN
';
ASSEM
BLY
U
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IT
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D
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B
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1 ’¥ * * * ArN T , VA,h b £'Y, ° a R A
G
Burch d u rin g th e su m m er and m ak
e v e r y fo u r th S a tu rd a y in ea ch
m eeting of th e P o rtlan d C entral L a s a n s No. 270— M eets seco n d and fo u r th
m
onth.
M
aster.
P.
H.
B
a
tem
a
n
:
secre-
ing th e trip daily to P o rtlan d for
r id a y s, I. O. O. F. hall. M aster, C laude
bor Council, as rep o rted In th e P o rt F
la ry , Mrs. E. L A n d erson ; lectu rer. M iss
F. C ro ss, se c r e ta r y , M rs. N ora
business, have re tu rn e d to th e ir
H
azel
Berke.
G
resn
am
,
Ora,.
R.
F
.
D. S.
land Jo u rn a l for A ugust 11. 1916,
hom e In P o rtlan d .
women
o
r
w
o
o
o
cix
rT
.
page 2: “ N owhere In th e world did
_________
Hi M B U .V IL L S OmUttMB
M eets
LO V E R C IR C L E NO. 202. W . O. W
“ a tu r d a y « « ch m on th .
receive as high M C
T h u rsd ay evening Mr. and Mrs. th e longshorem en
eets ev e r y fo u r th T u esd a y at 2 30 In ?,a 8 ‘7 ' . J “ hn
S ecreta ry , N e t tle
rer, J. L. N e w e ll. P o rtla n d ,
Roy K ern e n te rta in e d a t five h u n wages as they did in P o rtlan d when the 1. O O. F. h a ll G u ard ian N eig h b o r, It. F. D. lectu
1.
Mrs M innie O lanahan, G resh a m , G u ard
dred, In honor of Mr. an d Mrs. W’. J. they recently went on a sym pathetic ia n clerk , E liza M etzger, G resham .
POM ONA G R A N G E — M e e ts third
H ollenbeck of B urley, Idaho. T hose s trik e .”
W omen s Fine High-cut K id S hoes
E. W. AYLSWORTH
SANITARY
MEAT MARKET
Ed. Bauman, Prop.
Under New Management
A
A
ODD FELLOWS.
p resen t w ere: Mr. and Mrs. M. D.
K ern, Mr. an d Mrs. E W. A ylsw orth,
Mr and Mrs Emil Oswald, Mr. and
Mrs. E. E. W elling, Mr an d Mrs. W.
E. B ates, M esdam es Geo. L eslie, A.
H evel, A. W. lleg n er, Jo h n Brown,
Geo. L eslie, J r., Chas. M errill, A.
Nye, Miss B urdine M errill, Geo. W.
S tap leto n and
Maxwell Schneider.
The honors w ere won by Mrs. E. W.
A ylsw orth and Maxwell Schneider
Miss H elen H ess has been sp en d
ing a few days at W oodburn with
th e fam ily of W H. Jo h n so n , fo r
merly of G resham .
Miss M arg aret Creeey has re tu rn
ed from G ea rh a rt w here she has
been spending her vacation.
Rev. F. L. B urns will com m ence
th e q u a rte rly m eeting at th e F ree
M ethodist ch u rch , on Sunday, Sep
tem b er 16. T he m eeting will con
tin u e over Sunday.
Mrs H. M G erm an re tu rn e d home
from N ew port, O regon. Tuesday,
w here she has been spending the
sum m er
Mis* Maude Burch has re tu rn e d to
her work in th e m illinery d ep art-
i uient for Olds. W ortm an & King
Mrs. Geo Leslie is en tertain in g
Mrs. Geo Leslie. J r , and child, of
P o rtlan d
Mrs H.
this week
> w here she
j and other
L. Park and son returned
from Galnsville, Texas.
has been visiting a sister
relatives in the vicinity.
he it setting up a brick kiln for A.
W ed n esd ay, M arch. J u n e, S ep tem b er. D e
cem ber.
M aster, J. J. J o h n so n , se c r e
Why not use the whole w heat k e r
G R E SH A M LODGE. NO. 125.I.O O .F . tary, E d n a B erk e le c tu r e r M rs. J W
N . G . J a m e s M cK in n ey; se c r e ta r y . T ow n sen d .
nel for th e loaf and m ake a whole —
R H Tokd.
M eets ev e r y T h u rsd a y
e v e n in g
leaf?
G R ESH A M
G R A N G E — M eets ev ery
second S a tu rd a y ea ch m on th .
M aster.
ROCKW OOD R E B E K A H LODGE. N o
Mrs J. R C avan agh ; se c r e ta r y , A lb erta
205. M eets seco n d and fo u r th W e d n e s A llen: lectu rer, ri. E D a v is. G resh a m ,
“ A bout two years ago I had a se day e v e n in g s at 8 o’clo ck . N. G., O regon.
vere a tta c k of d ia rrh o e a w hich la st E sth er S te n sla n d : se c r e ta r y ,
F A IR V IE W
G R A N G E — M eets ev e r y
Mary
first S a tu rd a y
M aster. S. B. H a ll; s e c
ed over a w eek,” w rites W. C. Jones, R ichm ond
reta
ry
,
R
oy
Stone;
lectu rer, M rs. J. W.
Buford, N. D. " I becam e so weak _________ _________
T o w n sen d
F a ir v ie w . O regon.
th a t I could not sta n d upright. a | G R E SH A M R E B E K A H LODGE. NO.
d ru g g ist
recom m ended
C h a m b e r-| ?}•—
« v ery seco n d and fo u r th
onday at 8 p in. in th e I. O. I). F.
lulu's Colic, C holera and D iarrhoea M
C H A R IT Y R E V IE W , W B A — M eets
hall. N o b le G rand. M rs Cora C h ild ers,
, second Thursday and fo u r th S a tu rd a y
Remedy. T he first dose relieved me se creta ry , Mrs. C. G. H u m a so n .
a fte r n o o n s each
m onth . C om m an d er,
an d w ithin two days I was as well as
R IN G R E B E K A H LODGE NO. 213 M argaret S ch a n tin ; record k eep er, M I.
ev er.”
Many d ru g ists recom m end I. BO
J
Cook.
G
resh
am
R.
F. D. 1.
O. O F. — M eets first and third F ri
th is rem edy because they know th a t d a y s a t 8.15 In I. O. 0 . F. h all N o b le
G R ESH A M CAM P, NO. 13.180. M. W
It is reliable. F or sale a t G resham G rand, B la n ch S iefer; se c r e ta r y , A m y
A.— M eets third F rid a y in ea ch m o n th
M orand.
V isito r s w elcom e.
D rug S to re.— Adv.
In Chid F e llo w s h all.
A ll o b lig a te d
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R o ss
B O R IN G LO DG E NO. 234. I.O .O .F.— m em b ers are in v ite d to a tte n d
M eets ev e r y T u esd a y a t 8 15 In I.O.O.F. B row n, clerk .
hail. N o b le G rand. W m. E. C h ild s: sec- Î
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ry , W m. A. M orand.
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Sell your goods by a W ant Ad.
O. L. EDWARDS. Prop.
com e.
Jiutt t h e T h in g fo r D ia r rh o ea .
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R e p a ir in g
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W e ca rry a fu ll lin e o f a ll low v o lt
a g e and sta n d a rd E le c tr ic a l S u p p lies,
fo r p riv a te lig h tin g s y s t e m s
A lso
fu ll lin e o th e r E lec trica l S u p p lies.
P h o n s 901
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A tte n tio n !
The
Farm ers' Mutual Fire
R t lef Association
o r P ortland , o u a o i
Invites all farm ers who have no
In su ran ce on th eir rarm building*
to Insure w ith us. This asso cia
tion is the cheapest and safest in
th e sta te I t insures only country
property and has over 11,000,000
W r its or phons
■- W. I I A I I A L L
Free.
The Farm ers Mutual Fire Relief
Association.
WHAT YOU ARE
in a financial way is the logical result of what you have done
with the resources at your command.
Being a depositor with
the FIRST STATE BANK not only develops your resource«,
hut on a proper showing of responsibility, gives you on occa
sion, command of additional resources.
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