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Unite i states The Weekly Examiner s issued ” ,
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DALY EMAMINER
“This is true Liberty, when Free Born Men, having ta advise the Public,
Single Copies Two Cents
eons we i Want a wife, Want a cook, Want a partner Want a
situation, Want a servant girl, Want to seli Want to Want to
a farm, sell a house, rent a house, Want to exchange anything, Want to sell plants or grain Want to sell groceries or drugs,
Want to sell or trade anything,
A. McDONALD, Superintendent,
Held for over a year a prisoner on an
; a » of matter =e — A AT te Want to find customers for anything, ablishe f matt Se ) which has 4 : aily « ons, and VC Want to sell or bay horses, pigs or cattle pe wens VOL, 3: 1 OTTETOWN i, ISLAND, MOND 5 ‘ae Bassewclae wonky 2 ~ S CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. ISLAND, MONDAY, MARCH 18, 1895. NO: 216 |sus ‘se naar, a _ . > ; 3 rea of 3 he aks : CALENPAR FOR MAKCH, 1895, D r p “ ee eee vx re Ae Weis oo Fane a THE SHAMROCK, ; he 1B BY 4 FT } labs ; i A il. Island Railway r HEY EOGk CAI ITAL OF $90,000,000, sales far 1893 amounted to more than rj i First Quar °7.9m. a. m.! 2 maps gine: : : Oscar Wilde, whose derotion tothe sure a a $47, 500,000. It owns sev » nes ' esersansininetan 21,000,000, it Owns seven ocean-going sn at a ‘ Full Moon, 25.3m Pp. m. a i il a stvlish ; ] rel] | THAT’S THE sen steamers, which bring b » ie aan flower was once so intense, bas desert d : a Land after THURSDAY, 27th Dee-mber, hatoty, stylish and wel T HE AMOUNT INVESTED IN pe * a at 7 oo or Dome its purchas- his first floral loves and now celebrates tLe a3 } ‘ the tr s of this Raliway wil ; ‘ : > . rom 4 wad, ar S$ agents some- , > : . , = mMmpwiawhahiee equipped for the season. | ENGLISH CO-OPERATION, ‘nin ci cee ae shamrock. These lines are from tle i uys excey ted) as follows .- vt a | a mes by the entire product cf a fruit- London Weekly Sun: met _ ward Trains Inward, Well they might, as they | “i ee growing district or island. It has boot ie dcialt i ie dt ia ala wh. d . “ Soc ies N : . ~ : _ « . @ s aK vy rose 13 fa ov > s S Higl ,M PM AM I have called on us and | “2° Secletes Now Number 17,000,and Are | and slife factories at Leicester, soap And rich ie wale vides bet, é on wmie 00 ; 1 10 heen fitted out completel | the Direct Outcome of the Rochdale | Works at Durham, woolen cloth works Or quéenly tulip §lled caitis dike ? a ae oe . ; oi at Batley, ete. : oa , sa ne a. ious. 3 3 105 j ees } lk: acd ‘ } ' | Pioneer Movement—What Has Been “a 7. ¢ _ And sweet the lily’s fragrance; ' on €@..... ea SAl and In the iatest styie. ~ ; The secieties are conducted practical- But there’sa flower more dear to me, airm | 3848 bit. ....+. Bradalbana........8 VX? ss oo ’ one—Principle Underlyi the Wor > ¢ 2 oO y ah ’ Pride ) » a9] 85% 527 ... Rugereld... 808. 13 We do create examples abe ake - derlying the Work. | ly as thatat Rochdale began fifty years That grows not on a branch or tree, eday ‘ ‘ “+401 2 1). ....«.. Freetown 754 32 work that cannot be imi- Such success as the co-operative prin- | 480. To become a member one : hae But in the grass plays merrily, 2 a 2 ly a “e .»-Kensiugton .. ~ 7S. 3 ee sipsel tauatags ny, | ciple has been met in Canada has been | hastostbscribe £1 or, in some cases, 4 Ve 43 And of its leaves there are but three, to o é 4 bi ata . ‘ur . ~ e : a v4 2 2 A * , : sig a 46 432) 2M P MS Summerside : AM AWM tated in this town. The | confinea chiefly to “building and loan | £2, to the capital stock. Purchasers fe Sw af ’Tis Ireland’s native shamrock. 31 Tue .. Ol 2 Bee ie 1” Jo supet b materials we cal ry ations and cheese factories. In | pay thé c¢nrrent prices for goods : My country’s flower, I love it well, $i Ay ‘91 T3 L 87... s.seeees see Wellington... ? in our stock of Suitings nd, on the other hand, the prin- | and at the end of the quarter receive a (NOW EDGE For every leaf a tale can tell ei ay . Cat sa py nn gl ee ee “©? | ciple has been employed most suecess- | dividend based on the amount of their woaiohers : And teach the minstrel’s heart to ewell ; ~ . 2 4 ee te teeeses ary sees + & tA? artiatin *Oré » . . : - ; i 2 : i @ “ : b 2 S SRF SO... 11... 4c, ee. ss. TM and the artistic treatment fully in the conduct of retail and whole- | purchasés. Non members receive divi- Brings comfort end improvemen: ond In praise of Ireland’s skamrock; } ni thot . * Sa ot : . » On ands + ers : »1i0OvMmM- a . 91 Sa ay «5 Si 10 308 fa": a or 6 00 we give them in the male | ®alestores. But even in England the | dends, tut generally about 25 per cent. sends > personal enjoyment when | The emblem of our faith divine, 2 eae te OG ener re eens : ? . | operation of the system has not been | less thag members. Business is con- | vightly used. The many, wholive bet- | Which blest St. Patri ‘hi am ing up, constitutes a/|-** 3 car 4% ‘ ‘ow ti : : Se een eee Sean, .¥ 4) 56 ll 32) ed a . 5 P> ne | universal, having been confined for the | ducted 9m cash principles, and it ig | ter than others and enjoy ‘ife more, with To teach eternal truth sublime, 2 | lay 22] Stl aft 8; oa iitiiiniidane .s double superiority that | most part to the northern and midland | manage@ by a committee elected annu- | less expenditure, by more promptly | And which shall last as long as time, es . . ; a . wo Wer verssees g t seeccvcess Y i ¥ i js . : ; 4 a ie . ’ [S| Wednesday | 20 59 {| 0 45) 25)...........Royalty Junction. ....-.....10 10 makes us the first among | Tegions, having met with little success { ally by fe members. The dividends | adapting the world’s best products to And long as blooms the shamrock. A Marvelous Medicine 7 A aurseny a Oo; 1% | $ : aa. eet ‘Ly Sas tailo To sa that ‘ in London. In December, 1844, twenty- | may be allowed to remain on deposit, | the needs of physical being, will attest Oh, twine a wreath of shamrock leaves ! ve k fieay ee 7 2 14) ) Mount Stewart ) ULOrs C ay . “| eight weavers of Rochdale established | up to théamount of £200, and they draw | the value to health of the pure liquid i : . . . 26 | Semsates site| 410¢ uw dar$ 650 ae iene ir Abia swe ! ; ; 7. ; i i na hey decked the banners of our chiefs Whenever Given a Fair Trial £6 | Saturday ! 3 10 CL sae Az} sm Suit was made by the | the Equitable Pioneer Society, with a | 5 per cewt interest. Many of the soci- | ‘axative principles embraced in the | And ile’s griefs 7} Sunde = ae ie... te , = 7 Saute 1 : E P : ; 1 } : calmed the Irish exile’s griefs, d’s P Its Merit ca! Me. a 2 be. |: Georgetown...... a Fashionable Tailor is suf- | capital of $140, raised by assessments of | eties matain reading-rooms and libra- | remedy, Syrup of Figs. Our country’s cherished shamrock; Hood’s Proves Its Merit. i \ via . “ae >a ‘ ‘ . ¢ ~s ¢ " ° : * ~ : : . . 8 . * ” I : : . ao ficient to sav that ‘we are | 2dand 38da week. They. were chiefly | ries for their members, support free lec- Its excellence is due to its preeenting | The muse inspired with words of praise The following letter is from Mr. J. Alcide eaday S | si +66) Bount Btewart > a ae a . rs Socialists of the Owen school and Chart- | tures and evening schools, and pay the | !n the form most acceptab’e and pleas- | The poets of our early days, Chaussd, arehitect ee No. 153 Shaw oe . | ; 3 “08s Soe eee ee ae making Suits to suit all ists. One of them went to Manchester | fees ofthe children of members who de- | ant to the taste, the refreghing and truly owrite in many a glowing phrase, cen ee cain Mass.: 31 — ' eS e04 » 99 ao Z i Naat 7% to admiration and bought at wholesale a supply of | sire to attend technical classes. The] beneficial properties of @ perfect lax- And sing, in powerful, thrilling lays, = ateneat I eels Dai ‘taking Hood’s a i il Zé Bear ¢ 7 03 - < . : xa ™ ge : i fy ry ~e . semen: —
Ssturday i ch HS hcg x ; get el gia a ee 5 20 : flour, sugar, butter and oatmeal, from | movemen» originated with the working | ative 3 efiectually cleansing the system, The virtues of the shamrock. Sarsaparilla for about six months and am glad 94! i | 5 59 i3} io i ee S. A. MeDON ALD, which stock each co-operator bought | classes aud has been managed entirely | dispelling colds, headaches and fevers | He who has left his island home to say that ithas done me a great deal of good. 26; M ay | 57 15} 10 55) PM ie AM feb27—135 Fashionable Tailor. what he needed at the current price. | by them, Since 1869 national congres- | gnd permanentiy eu: ing constipation, | Beneath a foreigu sky to roam, Last May my weigut was 152 pounds, but since 26 17 ay os | 16 | ll 2 ; ryenr=s oe cence ea ead The experiment was repeated, and it | ses of co-operative societies have been ft has given satisfaction to millions and And in a foreign clime unknown, F 27) Wednesday 53 I 31 PM AM soon became necessary to hire a room, | held annwally, and since 1871 the “Co- | met with the a»proval ef the medical How dear he loves the shamrock.
18 T aday ;. 6 19! mo Trains are run by Eastern Standard 1 ime} ry RE r . which was open only in the evenings, | operative News” has been maintained profession, because it acts on the Kid- When on the Feast St. Patrick’s Day 29 | Friday | 49 20 ) 33 D. POTTINGER, Sen = | the weavers taking turns as salesmen. | as the organ of the co-operators. neys, Liver end Bowels withovt weak. | He kneels within the church to pray .
; ae 21 I i Gen Mgr Can Gov: Railways ag tS Then came atime when it was necessary “ides Pricen nates ing them a 1 it is perf y fx For holy Ireland far away, Sarsa arilla
. g = as 6 22 9 . Moncton, N B. c. 8 ‘ a) = ¢ emph . - a 7. ‘ Ss = Kept Prisoner on an Island. a — ae perkectty freo from He feels again youth’s genial ray v 22 4.9 Oo employ & manager and assistants. tionabie substanee, ’ .
REVERE HOTEL
(Fermerly Rocklin Heuse.)
—-——
located Hote!, which is
3 1 > fantra!l inis Cenirailiv
withiu five minutes’ walk of Railway Depot, has been thoroughly cleaned, painted and renovated. Is fitied with hot
water, aud possesses the finest bath roome | in any Hotel ia the city. Terms moder-
ate. Coach meets ail trains, P. &. BROW %, ; Proprietor. Sey t 9—dvy fm wv vr TO LET—Half of a house containing four
uated opposite Railway Station
Appiyat this office. decs
| taining five rooms. | ary 2nd next | WW WELLNER.
Charlottetown.
dec?
Jominisn Coal Company, Ltd | Wo ate gies ay he Aiter you visit other stores try ours; you will not be dis- appointed. for you, vantage of our offer at once ?
The undersigned having been appointed elling Agents in the Province of Prince Edward Island for the above Com-
d to issue orders for
eoie sel
pany, are now prepar Round, Slack and Run of Mines, and will keep a, Stock of each Mine’s Coal on hand to supply customers at lowest prices. PEAKE BROS. & CO., Selling Agents. Charlottetown, May 25, 1894—+tf TO LET—A cottage on Sidney Street con- Possession given Febru- For other particu'ars apply to jan2i
This is a time of Bargains. them every
in BOOTS and SHOES.
We have them Why not take ad-
)
Yours for Shoes at the low-
est possible price.
A E. McEACHEN, feb21 THE SHOE MAN.
The first year there was a profit of $160 to divide among the members, the sec- ond year one of $360, and the third year one of $400. This year the society cele- brated its jubilee by making a gift of $5,000 to the Rochdale Infirmary.
The example of the Rochdale pioneers was followed elsewhere, until to day there are 17,000 co operative societies in England with 1,300,000 members, an aggregate capital of $90,000,000, an an- nual business of about $250,000,000, and annual profits of nearly $23,500,000. In
1864 the societies established a whdle- sale store in Manchester, and in 1869 another in Glasgow, from which most of the rental societies procure their stocks. More than 1,000 societies, with 825,000 members, have subscribed to the | stock of the wholesale society, and its |
uninhabited island, starved and treated as a slave, is thestory revealed by Mrs. Ella Triplett in a petition for divorce against her husband of Youngstown, Ohio. While Triplett, who ia a detec. tive, was employed there in huuting down a gang of barn burners he met the plaintiff at East Lewistown, and they were married. Later at Canton, Ohio, she caused his arrest for adultery, but the case Was settled. Triplett took his wife down the Ohio River to an unin- habited island, where he kept ber for a
| year, visiting her occasionally. Through
a friend's yisiting the island she escaped to Blennerhassett Island, and later
| reached her relatives in the county.
Since then she has never seen Triplett, and now desires a divorce,
ne
is for gale by all drug. ottles, bué it is manu. California Fig Syrup }y ame is printed on every paikage, also the name, Syrup of Figs, and being well informed, you will net secept any substitute if offered.
Mechanical Drawing,
The undersigned is prepared to give evening lessons in Mechanical and Indus- trial Drawing; to make Plans and Specifif cations for Patents, Copying, Blueprint? ing and Draughting in general.
L. W. MACDONALD, Land Surveyor and Draughtsman. Novy —21
While gazing on the shramrock.
The brightest gems of the rarest flowers That ever bloomed in Eastern bowers Possess for him not half the powers
That dwell within the shramrock; Sweet memories, like refreshing dew, The past with all its charms renew, The church, the spot where wild flowers
grew, The faithful friends, the cherished few He lefi to cull the shamrock.
Land of the West, my native isle, May heaven’s love upon you smile, And banish foes that may bequile The lovers of the shamrock; May God forever cherish thee In peace and love and harmony, And rank thee proud ’mid nations free, Thus pray thy children fervently, For Ireland and the shamrock.
CURES
1 began to take Hood’s Sarssparila it has in- creased to 163. I think Hood's Sarsaparilla isa marvellous medicine and am very much pleased with it.” J. ALCIDE CHAUSSE.
Hood’s Pills cure liver ills, constipation, »illousness, jaun.tice, sick headache, indigestion.
¢ NOTICE.
LAND SURVEYING, &c.
The subscriber is now prepared to make Sarveys of Land, run Boundary and Division Lines, furnish Plans, etc.; aiso, Mechank al and Architectural Drawings, Plans, Speci ii- cations and Estimates. J. P. NICHOLSON, Land Surveyor, Pownai Street
Charlottetown, Aug. 25, IS—dy & wy
AY WOOLEN Co.
2 ONE OF THE LARGEST PURCHASES EVER MADE IN CHARLOTTETOWN.
icc cama ee
and Geo. A. Dixon (who will continue the business as heretofore).
The interest of Messrs. Benjamin Heartz, Frank R. Heartz and W.A.Weeks in the above Company has been purchased by W-D. McKay Therefore money is wanted, and money we must have even at a
sacrifice. Having decided to clear all the immense stock in the stores of the Company at reduced prices, reduced to the lowest point goods ever touched in this city. Low enough to suit a tired purse.
RHEADYMADE CLOTHING DEPARTMENT —tThe public will note that we have been in the Readymade Clothing Business only two years, therefore we have no old shop-worn goods. All goods fresh and clean and latest styles.
HAT AND CAP DEPARTMENT—tThis department we started only ei Hats and Caps at 33 1-3 per cent. discount,
reatest Genuine Discount Sale ever placed on the market of Readymade Clothing, Gents’ Furnishings, Hats and Caps, Fur Goods, Underwear, Blankets, Flannels, Horse Rugs, Tweeds, Bed Comforts, Hosiery, Gents’ Rain Proof Coats, in fact everything in our store for the next 60 days, partially enumerated below :—
The ¢
CHILDREN’S CLOTHING. |
This department will be cleared out entirely.
OYS’ TWO PIECE SUITS, AGE 4 TO I2 YEARS.
E 52 Suits Black Worsted, - Price $6.25, sell for $4.00 | 23 ee 4 - - . 204 3.30 35 “ all wool br’g. and gray tweed, $4.50 to 5.50, 3.50 | 30 heavy serge, - - “ Price $3.50 tt 2.50 65 » double breast Tweed - oe: O65 6. ee 30 " blue - - " 2.50.0 1.75 3 370 » in grey brown and mixed checks, 75 » in grey, br’n and different shades, 250 w_ 1.80 475 » made from our own make of all | wool Tweeds. A_ heavy, rough- and -tumble School Boy Suit, | nicely made in all styles, shapes nd colors, the best value in the world to-day, ae ete » 4.85 3-75
BOYS’ 3
175 outs,
IECE SUITS.
made from our own make of Tweeds,
the newest styles and shapes, heavy all wool - - - Price $6.25 sell for $4.25 | 35 all wool imported mixed grey 4.50 un 3.00 | 28 brown and grey - - 4.10 " 2.70 36 wu black worsted’ - - eee ah 5.50 f '" " rT - ~ - 6.50 '" 4.
200 Boys Knickers or Shert Pants, Price $1.00 to
$1.25, sell for .60
75» Nap Reefers,age 4 to 12, Price $2.50, » — 1.50 65 Reefers, in different styles and goods, at big discount. 132 » Overcoatsand Ulsters. Will clear this lot ata
wonderfully low price.
YOUTHS’ SUITS. Breast size, 31 to 35 inches.
18 brown check Tweed. 7. 25 Worsted - : - 6&0 Grey mixed ° « 23 Grey and brown “ a
24 Double breast, fine tweed 52 Black worsted : -
79 Homemade tweed Suits, assorted
sizes and styles -
«
Price $5.75 sell for $3.50 a” "G6 we 3.25 A 6.25 tt
» boo 4.00
ee wy '" 10.79 " $040 » oe re 3.79 w 7.76 wee 5.50
YOUTHS’ ULSTERS.
Breast size 3]
3 Nap Ulsters - Price $4.25 sell for $2.85 15 Grey Frieze - - o Cae & 4,25 7 " light Tweed - - " 9.00 " 6.00 2 Frieze Ulsters - . n GARE a 5 60 36 Ulsters, made from our own make of Frize, Al value,
will close out at bottom figures.
YOUTHS’ OVERCOATS.
Breast size, 31
Nap - .
e 4 és +B] - - Tweed - .
Blue Melton be * “
Our Subs &9 Cr or
Light Grey Melton -
YOUTHS’ REEFERS.
Breast size 31
51 Nap - - . -
8 te eA ee
3 Fine Nap - . -
§ ““ “ - - a 16 ‘ ‘“ o oe id
7 ““ ‘“c “s . -
9 « « i pk "a
MEN’S RE 4 dotted Frieze, « ‘i 3 grey Pilot, - i
8 Nap - - - - "
‘ " bl - -
S$ a . . ; 11 Pilot - ~ 8 made from our make Tweed
MEN’S ULSTERS.
Made from our ow
17 dark grey, - - - - wu $12.00 «« $8.00 § light " * - - - " 12.00 tt §.00 4 brown, - - - « «SERS « 8.00
‘EFEKS.
to 35 inches.
to 35 inches. Price $5.00 sell for $3.25 |
eo er 3.90 " 6.00 " 4.60 '" 7.45 W 5.75 22 2.75
10.00 “ 6.00 “ae 8.50
to 35 inches,
Price $3.85 sell for $2.75. “6 4.25; 3 3.00
5.50 _ 3.75 ' 5.50 © 3.79
$s 6.50 < 4.50 ” 4.50 ” 3.00 ree << “oe
Price $7.25 sell for $4.75 10.00» 6.50 10.50 sn 7.00 11:25 8.00 " i: 5.00 13.00 " 9.00
6.25 on 4,25
Bye. 4
» make of Frieze.
Everything in our stores slaughtered for the next 60 days for Cash only. From the farmer wool
purchases.
We Suits made to order on the premises.
PEAY WOOLEN COMPANX
IMPORTED FRIEZE ULSTERS, MEN'S
21 light grey - - - ‘ " " ° ” 6 " = oa ” 4 " " e ™ ° 5£T weed Ulsters, - 4 " " with hood 2 dark tweeds, - - 5 Cape Ulsters, tweed,
Price $15.00 u $11.00
“ n - 33GRU 9.50
n 14.50 " 10.00
a: ee t" 8.00
- n ~ 1 tt 8.00 - WW 9.50 it 6.50
" 7.74 " 5.50
- » 10.75 tt 7.50
MEN'S OYERCOATS.
Blue Nap, - - 3 tweed, grey specks, - 6 blue cheviot, 11 " " ° ~ -
low price.
6 heavy d’ble br’st dark tweed, Price $9.00 sell for $6.00 4
" " " check, i “ 15 “ blue brown Nap, -
9 fine blue Meltons,
6 Melton” - -
8 “ o : es
6 brown Melton -
9 drab Meltons, - -
6 Tweed Overcoats, - -
“ Nap box back, “
- . ae.
- Price $5.00 sell for $3.75
" 5.00 on 3.50 8.75 5.00 i" 9.50 1 6.55
Sample Overcoats in assorted shades, at a very
8.00 un uae 3 ~ 10.20:
a at Miae2 . * iiae< *
5.00 7.50 7.50
11.20 8.00 7.00 7.00 8.00 4.00
- "
~ inee..* eo 12.00... ..4
i 3 eh
26 Spring overcoats at reduced prices.
MEN BLACK WORSTED OVERCOATS.
65 in fancy stripes and cork screw Al value and will be cleared out at the lowest possible price.
MEN'S BLACK WORSTED SUITS.
In different shades and styles all in first-class condition.
43 Suits, - - ° 12 1 - - - 13 Blue Venetian, . 10 "
11 Black Worsted, with binding, » “ce
12 “ ee
Price $11.50 sell for $ 7.50 " 16.00 =» = 11.00 " 13.50 = 9.00
" 18.00 x 13.00
11.50 4 8.25
« §6.00 “« 1125
10 English Colored T weeds, 9 All Wool Tweed, heavy, 17 « ‘ Assorted Shades 34 ‘“ 6c “ “ 12 ‘i cc ‘“ “ 11 ‘6 és . a 20 « 6 - “ « ll ‘é 6é a ot
“
228 Suits Double and Single
9.00 and 6.50,
counts, from $1.50 to $15
This department consists of
will be sold low.
all makes.
Men’s and boys’ all-wool top shirts.
12 “ ‘ ss as “
Gents’ furnishings in undless variety, gan Jackets and all fur goods; Hats and Caps, Gloves, ete,, all selling at Tremendous Discounts.
ghteen months ago, and you can rely on the latest styles. All oods marked in plain figures. )
MEN’S TWEED SUITS. 54 Plain Grey Tweed, all wool, Price $ 6.50 sell for $ 4.50
eae: 18.00 “ “ 10 50 ‘s
i “ 995 ‘< ee 7.00 és oot 10.00 és » = 10.75 os “ 9.95 ‘““ a” 6.25 6 ae 7.00 “ —* 15.00 “6 - ’ 7.00 6 -« ‘935 « 2 7.50 és + * 11.74 “ - 10.25 és ee: 12.50 és “< 7 00 ‘“ 6.25 ‘
Breast, made from our own
12.50 7.50 6.75 5.00 7.50 7.75 6.50 4.50 5.50
11.50 5.00 4.50
MI GOD orn
bo ab tO Cr S Croan ©
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make of T weeds, nice and stylish, 12.00 to 8.50 sell for
MEN’S RAIN@PROOF COATS.
300 coats to select from; all new and stylish, at similar dis-
.00 each.
MEN’S AND BOYS’ READY-TO-WEAR PANTS,
thousands of pairs, in stripes,
black and fancy tweeds and worsteds; all new and nobby;
Of homemade Tweed Pants we also have a great variety, selling at extracrdinary low prices.
Gents’, Youths and Boys’ Underwear, a large assortment, in
shirts, men’s and boys’ white Cardi-
will be taken in exchange as cash for any of the above Goods. Now is the time to make low
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