Ave:rsT P. iP3?
LOCAL AFFAIRS j
BHHj. Mr. Wiley I^ewis of Bristol spent
Sundsv visiting with home folks in
town and county.
Mr. Thomas W. Hopkins of Xewlami
was a pleasant business visitor
with The Democrat last Friday.
M'.ss Bessie Moretz was the guest 1
of Mrs Car3on Triplett on the Wilkes- '
boro road ever the past week-end. j
Misses Birdie and Kuth Lawrence,
daughters of Mr. John Lawrence of
Trade, Term., were shoppers in Boone
on Tuesday.
Mrs Willie Miller. Route 1, sends
The Democrat a sample of string
beans ? as large as one's finger and
ten or more inches in length.
Mr. Edwin Hahn was taken to the
Hugh Chatham Hospital at Elkin on
Monday where it. ta expected he will
undergo a right*serious operation.
Dr. and Mrs. J. D. Rankin and family
returned Monday from a weekend
trip to Knoxville, where they visited
their daughter. Mrs. P. M. Rutherford.
Mrs Naomi Knoblauch of Charleston,
S C\, arrived at Valle Ct.ucls
Sunday evening for a visit of several
days to her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J M. Siudi
The Democrat office was recently
brightened by \ gorgeous bunch of
gladioli, the result of the appreciated
thoughtfulnoss of Mrs. T. Den
Cocke of Boone.
Mr. L. F Campbell, who holds a
position with the Parks-Bclk Company
of Bristol, is spending a week's
vacation with relatives and friends
i;i the county.
Mr. W. T. Williams of Oak vale.
W. Va., is spending a few days visiting
with his father, Mr. J. B. Williams,
at Vilas, and with other relatives
in the county.
Misses Sallie Stragham an-1 Lillian '
Snell of Boston. Mass., left for their 1
homes the last of the week after hav-:
ing spent several days visiting with j
Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Harris. i
Mr. and Mrs Victor Preston, Miss !
dearie Rates and Mr. John Connelly, I
oil of Aberdeen. Maryland, were the j
week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. I.
G Greene in East Boone.
Miss Bosie Bost. of Albemarle spent |
the week-end visiting with Miss E'dz-;
abeth Hahn. Miss Virginia Payne ol !
Granite Falls is also spending s me j
time in the Hahn home
Mr. and Mrs. Ihvston M. Greene,!
with Mrs. Greene's mother, Mrs
Pauison, have returned to their home
in Philadelphia after a ten-day visit
with relatives in Boone, Meat Camp '
and other communities. ]
Mr. W. F. Miller, who recently un- ,
derwent an appendix operation at a '
Statesville hospital, returned to his
home in Boone Monday and advices
are to the effect that he is progressing
rapidly toward recovery.
Mr. Carl Payne has returned from ,
an extended trip into Montana and
other Western states. He visited with ,
relatives and friends, stopping l\v Chi- \
cago en route for a glimpse ot the
Century of Progress exposition.
Hr 1*1/1 MVft nr..?r- 1
-? ... . , 1 i .,, .in i jcm ' |
Anders and Mr. and Mrs. Grafton '
Spargo and little daughter, all of (
Gastonia. were visitors on Wednesday
and Thursday with Mrs Anders' sister,
Mrs. J. D. Rankin.
The Fidelis Class of the Boone Baptist
Church will meet with Mrs. Me- ;
Kill Icy Ayers and Mrs. B. F. Teams ,
at Mrs. Ayers' home in the old dom- ,
onstration building Thursday evening j
at seven-thirty.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Wilcox, Mas. I
ter Glenn Wallace Wilcox and a par- 1
ty of friends made a three-day visit 11
to Beaufort, IS. C.. and other South I 1
Carolina points last week by special <
bus. All reported an enjoyable tune. !
Married last Saturday at the home of
Rev. A. E. Moretz, Miss Ina Greer :
to Mr. Ronda Miller, both of Deep '
Gap, Rev. Moretz performing the cer- '
emony. The newly-weds will make !!
their home for the present with the 11
groom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Coy Miller.
Information coming to The Democrat
is to the effect that Mr. Asa
Wilson, prominent resident of the Sil- ;
vol Stone section, remains seriously ill.
having been confined to his bed for
r the past fourteen weeks. Friends will
regret to know that little or no improvement
is noted in Mr. Wilson's
condition.
Mr. and Mrs. Finley T. Brown and
son, Billy Thomas, or" Jamestown,
Tenn., left Wednesday for their home
after a visit of several days to relatives
and friends in ?nu
Boone. Mr. Brown, a son of D. A. I
Brown of the Rich Mountain settle-1
ment, has resided in Tennessee for
the past nine years, and is a station
agent for the Oneida and Western
Railroad.
Mr. and Mrs James H. Moore of
Fort Worlh, Texas, formerly of thus
city, will arrive the first of next week
for a brief visit with friends and relatives
before returning to Texas. For
the past two weeks they have been
visiting Mrs. Moore's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Bowers, in Bristol, Tenn.
and other relatives in Tennessee and
V irginia.
Mr. James Gross is a patient at
the Baptist Hospital, Winston-Salem,
where he was taken Wednesday of
last week by his brothers, Messrs.
Cleve and Lee Gross, for treatment
for a chronic illness resulting from
service in the World War. Mr. Gross
had recently returned from the Veterans
Hospital in Johnson City where
he had spent three months as a patient.
Items from The Democrat of
Aogust 8, 18S5
Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. of !
Hickory are stopping at the Coftey,:
Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs L. P. Henkel of Le- !
noir have been in town this week. :
We learn from the Topic that W. j
W. Scott of the Treasury Department
at Washington, is on a visit to his'
home in Lenoir where he will spend !
his vacation.
Mr. Thomas L. Critcher has been I;
appointed a notary public, by Cover-jj
nor Carr. Tom is well qualified to?
perform the duties of the office and
v, e aiv gmu ne naa use appointment ;
L?. C. Cook, who is now working j I
on the Charlotte Observer, was in! i
town this week and gave our office j J
a call. He seems to be doing well anil> 1
we are glad to see it. as he was for j 1
a long time a typo in this office. j 1
There is the usual crowd at. Blow -'
?ng Rock this summer, most of the; i
hotels being full The people are en- i 1
joying their rides over our new turn-11
Mrs. Mack Beach of Springfield. \
111., arrrived Monday for a visit with!
her father. Mr. J. I^eonard Xorns. j
who is seriously ill at his home on ,
Route 2. Mr. Xorns' condition is re-1 ;
ported as unchanged, and little hope J J
is entertained for his recovery.
Members of the American liegion!?
Auxiliary are invited to meet with! ?
Mrs. Nile G Cook at her home on j <
the Blowing Rock Road Friday from (
seven to nine o'clock for the trans- !
action 6f business and a social gath- j
ering. Husbands of members will be ,
permitted to attend. ,
Mr. W. X. Ragan of Golden City, i
Mo., is in the county and will spend (
the next two months with relatives
and friends. Mr. Ragan says that the c
drought conditions in his home state 1
are severe, but not so serious as in 1
some other sections. He states that S
some wheat was raised in his neighborhood,
but that practically no corn j,
is being produced.
Mr. D. X. Trivott of Beaver Dam,
Va., and son. Mast in, of Washington.
D. C., are speudintr a week viciUn?y i
? *> i
with relatives in the county. The ^
Trivfitt family moved from Boone to
Virginia seventeen years ago and
their many friends .ire glad when ,
they visit their native soil. This is
their first trip here for five years. *
Mr. J. M. Shuli of Valle Crucis. j
whose right foot was right badly
-rushed in a hav-rake last Friday, j
was in town for medical examination
lay afternoon It is though that
Ins injuries are responding nicely In r
Lreatment and that he will have fully c
recovered in a short, time. Mr. Shull
states thai every home in the Valley
is filled with summer guests, and that t
more than a hundred have been tumid
away during the past month. c
t
Mrs. David Greene Hostess to
Maids and Matrons.
Mrs. David F. Greene was a delightful
hostess on Friday evening of
last week when she entertained the
members 01 the Maids and Matrons
L .ub and other friends.
The home was very attractively
lecocated with quantiites of dahlias,
ind other summer flowers.
? - - '
u.uSc >vit?. eujoyea during the eve-il
lirig at four tables. When scores were 1
added Airs G K. Moose was wm- J
ter of the lovely high score prize
The low score prize went to Miss
Annie Dougherty.
A. the conclusion of the game the j
lost ess serve.] delicious refreshments!
to the following guests: Mesdames A.
it. Smith, Haul Coffey, Douglas Redmond,
Dean Bingham, Jim Rivers. G.
EC Moose, J. hi. Holshouser, Reinraei
Porter, Frank Williams. Baxter L111iey;
Mis.ese Louise Criteher, Kathryn
Harwell, Nita Winkler, Annie Dougherty.
Out-ot-to%vn guests were Mrs.
Shirley Waters of Pittsboro, Mrs. Enlis
Mickey of Winston-Salem, and
Miss Margaret Lane of Ramseur
BETHEI. ITEMS
Mr. and Mrs. Roby Vines spent last
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Tester on Watauga River.
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Brown visited
home folks in tne Rich Mountain
section over the week-end.
Mr. George Edmisten visited on
Watauga River last Sunday.
Mr. Ralph Smitherman of East
Bend, N. C., was in the community
Sunday.
Mr. Don Arrant is seriously ill in
Boone at this writing.
A lot of the folks attended the Mill
saps reunion at Timbered IHidge last
Saturday.
Miss Loy Hicks spent last Sunday
with Miss Edith Tester.
Mr. S. S. Moore spent last Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. John Rominger.
Mr. and Mrs. Zeb Harmon visited
Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Edmisten on last
Sunday.
Misses Edith and Lettie Anderson
visited with Miss Addie Mae Edmisten
on last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Grady Smitherman
spent last Sunday with Mr. Frank
Vines.
Mr. and Mrs. Ford Henson spent the
week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Henson on Cove Creek.
Mr. Edgar Billings of Maryland and
a sister, Mrs. Beatrice Burleson and
two children, of Avery, visited Mr..
Bud Billings on last Saturday. !
Aunt Sarah Perry returned home!
on last Sunday after spending twoj
weeks with her daughter, Mrs. M. H.j
Edmisten. 11
WATAUGA DEMOCRAT?EVE
iwfktkFikr
pikes, and speak of it as a magnificent
road.
The :"irst bicycle trip ever made
over the Boone and Blowing Rock
turnpike was made on last. Thursday'
by an AJabamian. He made the run
from Blowing Rock to Boone in about
fifty minutes The bicycle is doing
wonders and is fast becoming the
common mode of travel where Die
roads are well graded.
When the warehouse ou F.Ik burned
some Itme ago it was given out that
&'i the whiskey therein contained was
destroyed. But or. investigation it. was
found that the iron hoops from the
bar rials rv?nM ?i..f v?-~
? ?!. uv -.nacjverwi in
the ashes. Search was continued until
last Friday, when four barrels, ail
full of whiskey, were found nicely
buried in the distillery. Collector ~.orLon
was notified at once and ho now
las the whiskey in his possession.
In Wilkes County last week some
moonshiners called out a young man
by the name of Prevette from his
louse and riddled him. with shot.
(i K EK N E?ROB ESO N
Mr. and Mrs. I. G. Greene of this
:ily announce the marriage of their
laughter. Flora Elizabeth, to Mr.
Sigmund T. Robeson of Tar Heel, N.
2., on January 25, 1934.
Mrs. Robeson is well known ui Uns
section and is popular with a wide
urcle of friends. She received her
education at Appalachian State Tea:hers
College, Boone.
Mr. Robeson is the son of- Mr. and
VIrs. J. C. Robeson, of Tar Heel. He
ceeived his education at Pre-sbytetax
Junior College, Max ton, and will
eceivc his B. S. degree from A S. T.
this summer.
After September 1st the young
:oup!e will make their home at Hills>oro,
N. C., where Mr. Robeson will
?e a member of the Hiilsboro High
School faculty.
SEVEN CASES ARE HEARD
IN RECORDER'S COI.'KT
Seven defendants faced Judge John
i. Bingham in Recorders Court Tueslay
and following are the judgments:
Letcher Teague, assault on an oficer,
assessed with cost; public drunkenness,
costs and six-months suspended
sentence.
J. C. Carroll, violating prohibition
aw, $10 and costs.
J. F. Hodges, violation prohibition
fiws, costs and four months susnenri
cl sentence!
Vaughan Greene, public drunkenless,
costs and four months suapeiid(i
sentence.
Stanley Dancey, public drunkenicss,
costs and four months suspend d
sentence.
Clyde Tripiett. public drunkenness,
osts and six months suspended sencnce.
PASTIiHK
THEATRE
BOONE, N. C.
"PLACE OF GOOD SHOWS'
Program for Week
of August 13
MONDAY, AUG. IS
No Greater Glorv
With
LOIS WILSON, FRAN KIE
D AK It O
TUESDAY, AUG. 14
STINGAREE
with
IRENE DUNN & RICHARD
I) IX
WEDNESDAY, AUG. 15
Bachelor Bail
with
STUART ERVIN
THURSDAY, AUG. IB
LADIES SHOULD
LISTEN
with
CARY GRANT AND
FRANCES DEE
FRIDAY, AUG. 17
Romance iri Rain
HEATHER ANGEL AND
ESTHER RALSTON
SATURDAY. AUG. IS
Wheels of Destiny
KEN MAYNARD
MATINEE AT 3:00
NIGHT SHOWS, 1:30 & 9:00
Special Bargain
Matinee, 10c, 15c
Night Shows, 10c and 35c. I
Matinees at 3:00 and 4:30.
Night shows at 7 :S0 and 9. I
"I
KY THURSO AY? BOONE. N. C.
M VTNEY NEWS
I |
Putting up hay seems to be Keep- i
i irig the farmers in this section busy, j
| Several people from Matney have,
j been picking huekleber-ies on the j
, Grandfather. One party of L'6 got
around 100 gallons in one -lay, besides!
killing a big rattlesnake with fifteen !
rattles. j
Mr. and Mrs. Don Tester have re- i
turned t their home in Hooding. Ida-1
ho. after ten days' visit with home!
j folks in. Watauga.
After being sick for nearly a year
Airs. M C. Oliver is unimproved
Mrs Cordelia Smith < Aunt Sis to
her many friends) has returned home
after a week's visit with friends at
Cromerton, X. C.
V. are sorry to learn that Mr. I
Da-.e Yates' family is ill with oiitk i
poisoning.
-Misses i^cta and Gladys Tester vis-'
ited with Misses Beulah Baird and J
Selin. Thoma3 of Valle Crucis last;
week
The many friends of Mrs. Dessie I
Ma E'imisten will be glad to hear >
she L: improving fast since undergo
ing a7i iteration a few weeks ago. 1
j Miss Margaret Hogshead of But- j;
ior. Tenn.. is visiting the Misses La- |
voia od Launa Calender.
A birthday dinner was given in ,
horn bi Mr. Robert Mastin at. nis \
hoii" -,n August 5th.
A picnic party was held recently1,
en *he Grandfather by the relatives j
of Mr. L.. D. Tester. Those present
were Mr ami Mrs. Dewey Rominger j
of Rominger. Mr and Mrs Victor !
War! and son and Mr. L. D. Tester'
of ^iigai- Grove, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
Tester and two griis of Matney, Mr.
and Mrs. Don Tester and two boys,
of Gooding. Idaho.
J. IJ KK GRAYSON EWXTED
SOLICITOR IN FIRST l ENNESSEEj
J Luke Grayson. Mountain City!
lawyer, was elected attorney general
of the First Tennessee Judicial, District
in the balloting last Thursday
by a majority of more than four hundred
votes He was opposed by Raymond
Campbell of Elizabeth ton #.nd
M. I.. Chalkley of Johnson City.
Mr. Grayson is well known to Watauga
people, who will hear of his
viclovy wiOi interest. He is a first
cousin of Mrs. Jim Rivers of Boone, j
and lips been a leading figure in Re- j
| publican circles for a number of J
years It is interesting to note that ]
Johnson County is furnishing its first j |
at torney general in more than one j 1
hundred years. j
In Thursday's election Judge Mor- j
ley was elected sheriff of Johnson i
uour.ty by a majority of moro than'
thiofc hundred over James T. Greeverji
and T. Winters. ;
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j== beginning
NEXT MONDAY
; Er: A Special Factory Showing o
| ~ the Now All-Enamel Majestic
Range will be hold In this aton
j EE: next week A man frcro tha fac
| lory will bein attendance to show
j == this new triumph In cooking ef
!= ficiency. and explain lt? mam
interesting details. We speclall;
i EE invite you to come and see fo
; ~jj= yourself how completely the proh
1cm cf efficient, convenient hr:n
EE cocking has been solved in C -j
and Wood Ranges. It is easy t>
zz: have a beautiful, cool and moderi
-777 ~ ~~ v?a?i61u6 ure
izz to expensive fuels.
1 T NEW
| ALL-ENAMEL
| Maje
EE No matter what fuel you
? amount of heat is always ne<
EE or bake. Cool, clean cooking
= ter of the fuel, but of the Rai
= Majestic uses the good old rel
EE everybody is accustomed to, 1
= with a new efficiency. It hoi
= side, around the cooking con
EE stead of wasting it outside,
== With it you obtain the utm
= and baking ability, together
EE economy and a cool, comfort
work in. Results like these ha
! = for years in coal ranges, but
'rE cently been obtained.
SEi Makes a Cool, Clean
Every woman knows how an
= "heats up" a kitchen, especially
how uncomfortable it is to work
? ditions. Yet this is all unnecessa
=: jestic there is all the difference i
= heat Is concentrated on the work;
parativelv cool: the cleanliness
= ience and practical features of th
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Midwife Classes to
Be Held in the County;
Miss Cera Beam, State Board of]
Healtli nurse us In the county for a j
period looking after the instruction I
of midwives, and meetings are to be !
held at atr&tegw points oyer the j
county and every practicing midwife j
is requested to attend one of the)
meetings. Miss Beam gav~ the fol- j
lowing statement to the press:
"Midwives will be instructed at i
these meetings what to do and what j
not to do in order that they may do !
safer and better work for the moth-'
en? and babies they attend. They will!
be shown a model bag containing ar-j
tides so necessary to carry on midwife
work properly.
*P.cgistration papers may be renewed
at these tvJaw
,
cant.-j may register at. these meetings. 1
Yon arc requested to invite any other
women of your acquaintance who are'
doing work of this kind t.o ivmc along \
to the meeting with you. There wi!.' (
he no cost to you.
?n this State a large number of1
babies and mothers die each year as j
a result of poor care 211 childbirth.:
Intelligent inidwives help to prevent!
such deaths
Bring your bag and the tilings you I
nave in it along for inspection. Come !
to the meeting most convenient to
you and be sure to be on time." Fol-:
lowing is a list of th meeting places: j
Beech Creek, Henry Hagaman's i
Store. August 15. 10:00 a. m.
Beaver Dam. Bethel School House,:
August 10th, 10:00 a. m.
Deep Gap, W. f Moretz's Store.
August 17th. 10:00 a. m.
Courthouse In B >one, August 18th,
0:30 a. m
KVPRKSSION OF THANKS
We want t.o exj ress our thanks to
our friends and .eighbors for their
help during the i ickness. death and |
burial of cur dear baby, v.*h h passed!
away July 19th. May God's richest j
blessings rest wi h you all. That, wiv
may aid and assi >t you all in the fu- j
lure is our praye \
Mr and Mrs. Oranvflle Nciwfis.>
IN MEM
When the grave of a loved one
tions, exmiples and knewied
forever.
KOR THE I EST THE MOM'M
PLACE YOUR (
Richard I
PHONE 21
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IVORY. APPLE GREEN, GRAY. WHITE
use, the same good housekeeping
:essary to cook
is never a mat- creation of brigh
nge. The New nickel?as easy to
liable fuels that to work with.
>ut it uses them "Pa
ds the heat in- You can get one o
ipartments, in- Ranges for your h
in the room. rangement with th<
ost in cooking to offer a most attr;
, r , Just a little down;
with real fuel months. No inter,
able kitchen to vance in price I C<
ve been sought the demonstrator f
have only re- beautiful Nci
work, and how caj
, RWRR?Next Wi
Kitchen Majestic Demons
ordinary range K?hig on ?-a full s
in summer, and heavily n i c k e 11
under such con- cooking utcniry.
With a Ma- sili? will be
n the world. The to every i
the room is com- our chaser of a |
and the conven- ?JCW ^aics^ic
us modern aid to Range!
lardware & ?
BOONE, N. C.
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PAGE FIV.%
3IIIMPS REUNION
The annua! reunion of the Miisaps
family was held at the oiii Milsaps
home on Beaver Dams Saturday. August
Itb More thau two hundred relatives
assembled from North Carolina.
Tennessee and Virginia, enjoyed
the bountiful picnic dinner and the
various other entertainments of the
day. Those present were F'iari and
Dorraine Milsaps, Doris Ruth and
Paul Miisays: Mr. and Mrs. Marion
Cornett and family. Mr. and Mrs.
Roby Vines and children, Mr. Charles
Cornett and family. Preston Disiiman
and family. Bessie Swift. Lillie. Lee,
James and Dean Adams; Minnie Milsaps.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Milsaps.
Smith Tester and daughters, Lyda
and Vance Swift. Martha and Dudley
Swift; Mr. and Mrs. Tillman Ray
and son. Fred: Mr. and Mrs. A T_
Milsaps and family: Mr. and Mrs K.
D EdmLsten and family: Mr. and
Mrs. Grady Smitberraan: A A Milsaps,
Lyda Milsaps. Mr. and Mrs.
N. A. Cruuse. Hubert and Mary Bins
nam; it. v. Broolts, Etta. Clyde and
Auriia Greene: Roy and Sally Barger:
S. S. Moore. E. L. Viae.-. Fred,
Vada. Mary. r. W., Joyce, Gir'by alio"
J P. Palmer: Stacy and Fairy M y.
Mr. and Mrs. M ~i. Cornett- and rainily:
S. B. Adams. Eenky Lee Stevens,
R. T. Palmer aria family. J. M Campbell.
Hugh Moody. Lotus Tester, Mrs.
Laura Isaacs and daughter: Eliza
Eggers, Mrs. Alice Palmer, Julia, Rachel
and Auriee Miisaps: Mr. and
Mrs IJaytcn Greene aat' I'axiAy.
Messrs Re, and Bob Ca&pbel! Mr.
and Mis. Carl Farthing. Mr. and Mrs.
Dudley Greene. Mr and Mrs 5 A
Milsaps and family: Mr. and Mrs. R.
.1 Milsaps and family: .1. Y Smithesman
and iemiy. Lou Johns:::. Herri
Smittvenmm ,ind family: Mr alid Mrs.
J. F. Bingham. Mr. and Mrs. R. C.
Love and family: Misses Maude ai :i
Thelma Perry: IV G. Stout. Clyde.
Claude ar.i Cioda Cornet: Paul Hash.
Pearl, Lee. Carl and Geneva Coniet.te.
Avoid chipping ant nicking delicate
china in the dish pan by covering
the bottom of the pan with a thickTurkish
towel folded to fit.
ORIAM
remains unmarked, inspiiuge
remain tragically lost
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KN'TAL MARKET AFFORDS
>RDER WTTH
C. Kellev
BOONE, N. C.
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; arc equal to those in any range ssz
you have with it a beautiful s==
he new Majestic is a handsome 5=
t enamel color and gleaming ??
keep clean as it is wonderful
y-as-you-use-it" ~~
f these modern high-efficiency
ome so easily! By special ar- ==
e Majestic factory we are able =
active "pay-as-you-use-it" plan. EE
; the balance spread over many ?
:st, no carrying charges, no ad- ==
amc in, this Next Week, and let EE
rom the factory show you how EE
w Majestic will lighten your
j Vitu guvstui or.C i T-*
ek _only ? while the special j=
Supply Co. I
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