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OCALA OCCURRENCES

Drop us a postal card for the JulyMcCall Fashion Sheets The Globe

I Lest you forget that the Globe isthe Under Selling Store in Ocala

Try that Perfecto Smoker at theCourt Pharmacy Its a good one

Planks Chill Tonic guaranteed tocure chills and fever 25 cents

Limeade from fresh Florida lImeat the Court Pharmacy

Adolph Dame has a position withthe Guarantee Clothing Shoe Store

5 or doses 666 wIll cure any castof Chills and Fever Price 25c

Lest you f rget that the Globe bthe Under Selling Store in Ocala

REXA-LLs Carlisle bdar and Clarence

Meffert are spending today at LakeWeir

400 ladies trimmed half worth ipto J4 each J198 while they last Atthe Globe

Mr AV L Houes of Live Oak wasin town yesterday booking orders forPartkson

R C Davis Co or Jacksonvillewill sell any make of secondhandtypewriter upon tRay terms If desired

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Kvery Ocala person in nml noar-Dunnellon attended the Eagks min-strel last night

We have the nicest line of hairbrushes combs and other toilet arti-cles

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In the city Tydings Co

Mri D S Woodrow and Miss AnnieBlair Voodrow have returned to tluirLako Weir home-

R C Davis Co of Jacksonvillehandle silk typewriter ribbons 75ceach 750 per dozen

Mr Sam Rawls of Jacksonville4spent yesterday in the city a guest oC

the Ocala House

Hays you seen the new visible FaySni les typewriter R C Davis Oogeneral agents

Mist Margaret Anderson is the guestof Mte Lucile Kennedy of Palntkafor several weeks

400 ladies trimmed hats worth upito 44 each 198 while they lastI

the Globe lj

Miss Gladys TOlmie a sister of MssInez Tolmie the vocal culturist leftyesterday for her hume In Tenngs

K C Davis Co of Jacksonvillewill sell any make of secondhandtypewriter upon easy terms if desired

RECALMr Benjamin Briggs formerly of

this city who has been living at ViiHston for several years has moved toWaycross Ga

FOR SALE A nearly new Under¬

woud typewritcr cheap for cash Ap-ply

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to C C Bryant at the H R Mas-ters

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Mr Vincent Dotterich manager ofthe Cqinmerelal Barbershop movedyesterday from the first to the fourthward

Hudnuts toilet waters perflumssoaps and powders none better ormore delightful at the Court Pharm-acy

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Dr A R Toph who has been in thecity for the pst month retained toJacksonville last night and will again-be at the Columns

Phohe us We will send for anddeliver your prescriptions The CourtPharmacy The drugstore on thesquare

Mr J R Moorhead who has beendoing some surveying in Citrus couuty returned home last night en theEagles special

Janet the sweet little baby daught-er

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of Mr and Mrs Gibb McRea isalarmingly ill at the home of her par-ents

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on Lime street

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Dr John L Davis of Irvine was intown Wednesday afternoon to attonlMiss Wartmanns musical recitalwhich his niece Mis Mamie Fintplayed

FOR RENT Two new and completefurnished rooms on first llooi all con-veniences

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for light housekeeping Onohalf block from A C L passengerstation No 41 Oklawaha avenue

Hair brushes tooth brushes shav-ing

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brushes military brushes nailbrushes We have them all and anattractive line The Court PharmacyThe drugstore on the square

Miss Majoree Adams of Lockhartwho has been visiting her sister MrsC D Ahl in this city left for herhomo yesterday-

The prescription department is themain stay of any drugstore Accuracyreliability promptness and pure drugshave matte this department of ourbusiness one of the largest in thecountry Send us your prescriptionsTydings Co-

Hoarseness bronchitis and otherthroat trouble are quickly cured byFoleys Honey and Tar as It soothes-and heals the Liflamed throat andbronchial tubes and the most obslnatecough disappears Insist upon having-the genuine Foleys Honey and TarSold by all druggists

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Notwithstanding

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Wednesday night there weregood crowds at the Air Dome and theentertainment was also well attendedlast night The number of people intown who feel like they cant getalong without the open air theater isincreasing

Mrs W H Dodge has returnedhome from Davinson College whereshe went to be present nt the grad-uation

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of her two sons Witnerspoonand Richard The Messrs Dodge willvisit relatives in South Caroline andJacksonville before returning home

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THE EAGLES MINSTRELSI

Recently the Ocala Eagles decidedI to go into the amateur minstrelsy forpleasure and profit They commencedin a businesslike way and orderedI

uch paraphernalia as they wouldI need including some very handsomecostumes An organization was thenformed and much of the very bestmusical and minstrel talent of thecity was taken into the organization-and the personnel of the Eagles Min-strel

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I is musical to a manThe minstrels then began to re-

hearse¬

I and practice frequently andwhen it was definitely decided to op3nthe tour that they propose to make ofCentral Florida with a performance inUunnellon last night daily rehearsalswere put onj

It takes much time and a mountainof patience to knock a minstrel showinto presentable shape and no matterLow much practice and rehearsing ittnk s the first night to tell whatthe show really isto cut out its bad

I features and improve on and better-its good ones after which few re-

marksj We will take up the first nightDunnellon

The Eagles thought they had madeI arrangements for a special train onthe A C L to DunnelFon to leave

1 here at 6 oclock and return last nlehtj after the shows but after the regularj tnin hall gone they learned that the

price of such special would be 100i instead of 67 as they understoodj Finally however when it was foundI there was no other recourse the boys

paid thf money and took their trainand with outside persons to the num

I Ur of Cl altogether went lawn mak-ing

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I the run in an hour Among theI la div who accompanied the boysI were Mrs AVellie Mrs Deveneau MrsWalter Pedrick anti stetor Miss Mll-

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Sunnier and her guest Mrs WillMoore and Miss Morris Those outside-the

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members of the minstrel wereicharged the regular round trip fareand on the return trip there were a

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dozen other pIasngcr and this theI ¬I ed a little on the expense of the trainI The boys ntsembled at the opera I

house to god the lay of the land though I

no attempt was made at a rehearsalThey soon saw that there was scarce-ly

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room for them all to turn aroun-dn the little stage and that it would-be suffocating work as the eveningwas uncomfortably warm

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Mr Will Goher the city clerk metI tho boys and stayed with them andgave them much valuable assistance

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himself and greatly added in mak-ing

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i the show a successI The crowd began to arrive at S30

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antI the curtain went up at 9 and fromI that time to the close that curtain I

was always doing stunts to worry theI

boys or crack their heads and add tothe other inconveniences of the littlecubby of a stage The h6use waspacked all the chairs were brought Inthat the hat would hold and in theI

I rear the ciowd Wood up clear back toI the dovr-

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i > opening chorus was simply tinyI

t and made as good an impression asmost of time professional minstrel en-sembles

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I The boys looked welt intheir costumes antI makeup and

j the singing was firstclass The firsthalf of the show ran as smooth ascould have been wished for without ahitch and the songs jokes and black

I faced end mens work was right up loI now We do not mean by this that I

I time balance of the how was not goodfor it was it was all good There ifre I

a few little places in the latter halfwhore impiovements can be made andwill be remedied and strengthened atonce

The quartet Mcsjrs Simpson cur-ler Morris and Barnes cant be beatand were heartily applauded having

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to respond to the second encore Thej solos by Messrs Darnes SimpsonI Morris Schrieber and Cordero were allwell rendered numbers and elicitedmuch applause Mr H W Tuckerscornet solo accompanied by MissSumner on tilt piano was beautifullyndered and most highly appreciatedby till audience I

The blackfaee or end men MessrsMartinet Moore Strowman McWili 1

jams Devenau antI Morris all didwell and kept the audience highlyamused with their rich makeups newjokes antI lively ba dinage-

Mr All Owen the interlocuter un-derstands

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the business and handled-his part admirably It is hard to ruflie Alf or disturb the even tenor ofhis way but both were effectively donelast night when an usher rushed up-

Ito the stage with a bunch of collardsas long as a mule and tied with ellowcheesecloth for ribbon From therear of the house one could see theblush on Alfs cheeks rise supreme totime paint but he accepted the bokagracefully and sat down till one ifthe bones relieved him of his buden The token was one of esteemfrom M George MacKay who veudown on the afternoon train and av-

iansed for the joke on Alf while atitthe depot Mr Owen said he know

Mr MacKay had something up hissleeve but he did not know in whatguise until the surprise was sprungThe bokay is on exhibition at Mcher MacKays today

The boys have no fault to find withtheir opening house The place wouidnot have held any more and it is verydoubtful if an amateur minstrel troupecould ever put on a better show with

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JUSTRECEIVJ

out rehearsing more and especially-from the stage they were to showfrom Given a good opera house withroom and ventilation so that they willnot be roasted the Eagles minstrelswill give a show that will be a credit-to themselves and most highly pleas ¬

ing to the audienceThe minstrels are going to Gaines-

ville¬

Monday where they will show-in the new Baird opera house and thoshow will be in many respects better i

and stronger than on the first appear ¬

ance and we predict they will make abig hit in our sister city

One Improvement that will be madewhich will be of vast benefit to theminstrel will be the placing of theentire management of the organizationunder one head who will appoint as ¬

Isistants to do certain tHings and hisorders and instructions will be Im j

plicitly obeyed ho being held respon-sible

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for the proper management ofthe show

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PROGRESSIVE PAINTERS

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Because better paint cannot possibly 1

be male in addititn it costs less as I

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his OWN reputation since his worklooks beautiful and wears well I

Davis 100 per cent Pure Paint willstand the test of the most rigid Pure J

Paint Law For sale by the MarionHardware Co Ocala Fla

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ON THE Sw ARE I

A Traveling Mans Dream of the Court I

PharmacyHeres to the proprietor Mr BeckHe furnished hospitality by the peckAnd the good Samaritan Mr TaylorHos always ready to do you a favorAnd at the fount is Mr Walters

IConstantly mixing colored waterI

And his assistant Mr McIntoshHe serves good cream I be gosh I

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But alas the porter whose name isPotter is always on hand because heis a trotter wake Gee but thatdream is tine or the medicine I taken I

last night was from there Im sureI

Noisy FroneI

Mrs J E Chace who has been alJohn Hopkins since last Novemberunder the care of several specialists-will leave Tuesday for the New Jer-sey shore where she will spend sev ¬

eral weeks after which she will go tothe mountains for the summer This i

news brings the gr test possible joyto her host or friends not only in I

Ocala but all through the state forthey have anxiously looked forward I

to her recoveryJ

Beautiful line ot new em-

broideries¬

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just received atMasters at reduced prices I

this week 1

ELECTRICAL FIXTURES-I have just received a new supply

of electric fixtures Ainony them arsome handsome bracket fixtures tadTunfston fixtures Inverted or turneddown II W Tucker

Miss Ophelia Sawtell left yesterday-for Rome Georgia where she will at-tend the commencement at Shorter I

College where she formerly attended i

school and from there will go to In j

atives

Miss Mary Samford of Opelika Al ¬

abama arrived this afternoon to visither cousin Miss Jessilu Martin andwill be an attend at the WilsonMartin wedding-

Mrs Arthur Hardaker who has beenthe guest of her sister Miss MaryPiatt for the past month has returned-to her home at Tampa Mrs Hardakers visits to her former home are al-

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pleasant aad this time her manyfriends showered her with lovely socialattentions Mr Hardaker came up soa sto return with his wife

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There is no better stock of finewriting papers in the city than wecarry Come in and look it over ifyou want something really nice Ty ¬

dings Co

Misses Jean and Louise Teague whohave been staying with their uncle andaunt Mr and Mrs Townley Porterattending school will join their par-

ents¬

Iat Lady Lake Saturday for the

summer vacationI

It you want to feel well look welland be wcll take Foleys IldneyRemedy It tones up the kidneys andbladder purifies the blood and re f

itores health and strength Pleasant-to take and contains no harmfuldrugs Why not commence todaSold by all druggists

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I RISING IN RANK

Major Nash Captain Graham and FirstS Lieutenant Dunn

The election last night advancedFirst Lieut J M Graham to bfe cap ¬

tain and Second Lleut W C Dunn tofirst lieutenant

Major Nash went out to Juliette lastevening and took his examination be ¬

fore Col A H Blanding and passed-the same with flying colors

IA LOVELY PARTY FOR

I l MRS HERBERT ANDERSON

Mrs E L Carney entertained thisafternoon at five tables of whist com-plimentary

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son¬

who leaves tomorrow for hersummer outing and whom It is deeplyregretted will not return to Ocala toliveThe

tables were placed on the ver-anda

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decorated with flowers andferns and progressions were tallied ondainty little cards No prizes weregiven The party was more of a good ¬bye one and the afternoon with thecharming honoree was delightfullyspent by the following

I Miss Frances Anderson Miss MaryPlatt Mesdames R L Anderson Will-iam

¬I Anderson G S Scott J D Tay¬I lor G R McKpan C V Miller EdI

Iward Holder S T SIstrunk E THelxenston L R Chazal E L Porter

I Jake Brown E L Maloney E MI Howard H H Harold Frank Harrisand W V Newsom

Mrs Carney is quite an adept atentertaining and her parties are alwaysenjoyed and at this one she served de-licious

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sherbert and cake assisted byMrs Scott and Mrs Holder

PARTY FOR MISS MGUIRE-

Miss Edith McGuire who will ter-minate

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a live months visit In Ocalaweek from tomorrow was the guest pfhonor at a lovely little Informal partygiven last evening by Miss PaulineSullivan Miss McGuire has been thehonoree of a ncat many social func-tions

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during her visit here and by hercharming personality has made a hostof friends who will anticipate anothervisit next winter

Miss Sullivans guests includedMisses McGuire Anne Mixon AnnieDavis Carrie Williams Messrs W DTaylor Emmett Robinson and O BHowse Whist was played and thor-oughly enjoyed for several hours Noprizes were given but the guest ofhonor was given a handsome Ocala

M ouvenir spoonThe lovely hostess served her gueaia

tomato salad cheese balls with nutssandwiches antI refreshing and delic-ious

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mint punch

A PLEASANT EVENING

Mr and Mrs C H Lloyd MissFrances Anderson Miss Annie Atkin-son

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Mr Alfred Beck and Mr StephenJewett enjoyed last evening most de-lightfully as the guests of Mr HIbbertWeathers and Miss Esther Weathers-The ever fascinating game of bridgeheld the closest attention of the abovebridge devotees for several hours Atthe close of playing refreshing Ice tea I

and ale was served with nut rnd olivesandwiches cakes and divinity fudge

COMPLIMENT TO MISS SULLIVAN

Pretty and vivacious Miss PaulineSullivan will attend the United Con-federates

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reunion to be held in Mem-phis

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during June as maid of honor toMiss Clara Gray of St Petersburg alovely young lady who is very popular-in Ocala having resfded here yearsagoMiss

Sullivan will be one of thefourteen Florida young ladles attend-ing

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the reunion land Ocala is certain-ly

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honored by having such a fair rep ¬

resentative Miss Sullivan leaves aweek from next Satuday to be absent-all summer

COMPLIMENT TO MRS EFIRD

Mrs E B Efird of Leesburg who-Is the guest of her cousin Mrs Louis I

Duval was the guest of honor of a de-lightful

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little porch party given onThursday afternoon by Mrs E L Car¬ I

neyChairs were arranged on the frontand side veranda which was made I

most attractive by the use of pinkand white oleanders and the after-noon

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chatting and sewing for eachguest was asked to bring her fancywork passed most pleasantly Assist-ed

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by Mrs Graham and Mrs Duvalthe hostess served during the after ¬

noon cake and apricot creamThose present to meet Mrs Efird

were the following Mosdames E HMote CR Tydings G T Maugh v-

M Fishel M H Hatchell F G B-

AVelhe M J Roess D E Mclver JackCamp W D Graham G W MartinR G Blake S R Pyles D M Smithand Mrs Gunderson

MRS HARRIS TO ENTERTAIN-

Mrs Frank Harris has issued Invi-tations

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to a large and beautiful partywhich she will give Tuesday eveningJune Xst in compliment to EnsignRobert Allen Burford and his lovelysister Miss Mary Elizabeth BurfordThe evening with Mrs Harris is be-

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eagerly anticipated by the youngpeople

TO GRADUATE

Emma Wlllard school Troy N Yhas issued Invitations to Its 95th com-mencement

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exercises which will takeplace on the morning of June 9th

Two of Ocalas loveliest of her manylovely girls will receive their diplomas-then Miss Janet Weathers and MissLillian Anderson-

Mr Louis H Chazal will be grad-uated from St Marys college Emmettsburg Md the middle of JuneMr Chazal Is the eldest son of Mrand Mrs Louis R Chazal and thoughonly nineteen years of age displaysvery marked talent as an artist whichprofession he has chosen

SHIPPED HIS FIRST CAR-

d D McDuffy got off his first car ¬

load of cantaloupes Wednesday andthe fruit was fine He sold this car toPittsburg parties for 1150 f o b thefarm He shipped another car Thurs-day

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one today and will follow withseveral more In a few days Thisfruit Is very sweet and will be In gooddemand

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HIT IT ON MELONS-

Mr Martin J Roess put in 35 acresof melons on land owned by himself-at the mill at Cornell Many who haveseen the field say there Is no liner onein the country large thrifty vines antifull of fruit Mr Roess sold the en ¬

tire yield of the field Wednesday at anice figure f o b Corne-

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SOLD A MAXWELL AUTOMOBILEI

Messrs R E Yong Son have dis-posed

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of3 Maxwell runabout to SirBradford Webb of the Standard LbuCompany Kendrick

HOUSES FOR RENT iModem cottages all coavcaicacM

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We will give the Ocala Weekly Starand the Designer one year for flft>

Istrictly In advance j>

Roy and Marshal Carn have gone toTallahassee to spend the remainderof the time till the close of the legis-lature

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with their father Representa-tive

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Mrs R E Tonne Sr and MIU9Erin Tonge have sone to Jacksonvilleto spend a couple of weeks with MrsTonnes daughter Mrs Otto Menterand son Mr R E Tonge Jr

Mrs Annie Perry and Miss FloridaCondon went to Holder yesterday af-ternoon

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on the 230 train came up toDunnellon with Mrs Kibler In her au-tomobile

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and returned to Ocala lastnight on the Englesspeclal-

HOUSES

FOR RENTFor rent an eigntroom residence-

well located on South Third streetApply to F W Ditto or to Guy Tophat the Montezuma hotel IJI 09

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HOME FOR SALE

One of the most comfortable andbest located medium sized homes Inthe city close in and on best street Isoffered for sale completely furnished-or without furniture House Is inbert of condition and has all modernconven3icc Apply to F W Ditto

Look over our line of toilet preparations We are quite proud of the

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