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JXmhM, N. C. July ltlSS5 '
Wit-5
Sr.
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roa b'misp
IhiiU:.m, Accountant,
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BookkMDtrt. .
tnoirapbn and SMaotrpbt And a f-J
WOT-:'- imroawiina vu iu diuuhh.
' World throw.. Mr muloTm.nl birwuaj
M AhfTll.t nd Spartanburg.
iTullT ocrd!t4 by th National Am(k4-
kuoa w aoorau -rn v'"""nnai "-
tss
lie Bruce are at Ashevilla with Mrs.
Victoria Profflt who is seriously ill,
!,., Jftv and Hn, j Coy Gosnell " Were
fiesta of Mr.'- and Mrs. Van .Wallin
Sunday night . ", v "
t 'rt Mr. and Mrs Glen Ramsey and
Mrs.' Louisa Wallin were guests of
, Mr. and Mr. Peter Dice of Big Lau.
rrel Sunday. 1 ; .
I Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Hunter were
w- TtlE'nCVS-RECORD -
SEVENTH PAGS
NOTICE 0? SERVICE
. CASE NO. 33S ' 1 .
' Township No. i-''
- .Certifieatee No, 31SX);
" l59,'(3)6(4)1K5S:-(5)
NORTH CAROLINA,
MADISON COUNTY," "
a.tit Snnarlor Court
MADISON COUNTY, Plaintiff,
vs.
FROM GRAPE VUflE
lin Saturday night
Mr. and Mrs. T. ;E. Rochester
1 '.' . ' I, i"1 . , " ' ' ( .,-were guests of Mr. and Mrs, J. L.
were glad to have the follow- Gosnell Sunday. ,
" tng visitors with us Sundays Rev. K: Mr. and Mrs.; N. A. Cody were
,.'C. Roberta, Mn. G. R. Merrell, and' guests of -Mr. and Mrs.,F. R. Gos
' Miss .'; CJara-i- Merrell from taurel nell Sunday afternoon, .
' Branch, Messrs. "Fred Jervis and T. ' Miss Bella West was the Sunday
r, E. Hunter from Mars Hill,. Messrs. afternoon guest of Mrs. .'.Thomas
guests of Mr. and Mrs,' Dewey Wal-jW. B.'SWANEY and wife, MRS. W
. SWANEY, Defendants.
Mack and . Ezra -Burnett of Grand Rice.' v
View, and Mr. P. A.-Fisher of Jn-, Mr. and Mrs, Joh)t Brown and
piter. ,'. -v. . family were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
: The following proaram was well A. F. Fisher Monday eight ni'.
'Httk&eaeeA after SnndavSehooLt Sun' HfMunfa. " 11' -B. Fiahar nd S. W.
Hay: Address on the Sunday-school Hunter were guests of Mr. J C. 1925, '1928 and 1927,
Convention, ty. Fred Jervis;. A4- West for dinner Sunday., following real estate:
dress to Younr People, ''The lix " Mr. Carl Bryan was the guest of
.That Counts," by Miss Clara Merrell Mr. W. R. West foe dinner Sunday.
v Tha defendants above named, hav
ing been duly served with process as
required by law, and INTERLOCU
TORY JUDGMENT OF FORECLO
SURE having been duly entered in
the Superior' Court of : Madison
County against the said defendants,
therefore, all other persons owning
or claiming an - interest m the land
described in said Judgment will take
notice that on the 10th day of Octo
ber.-1930. an action entitled as a-
bov was commenced in the Superi
or Court ct Madison County for the
parpose of foreclosing Tax Liens for
the taxes- due for the years 1924,
and on tne
S0JD3 1R0SA
ByMIMI ..
Crops are badly in need of rain.
NOTICE!
and i Wesley .Hunter: ' Sermon on
, "The Cost of Discipleship'i by Bov.
L. C Rcftarts, -In the afternoon
tha" singing class want to Foster's
' Creek to help furnish music -for a
.decoration, and there were not many ,., ..... .f. . - -u M ,
out, ' but: wo had very interesting-:SXAXE- OF NORTH CAROLINA,
talks from Messrs. T. E. Hunter, COUNTY OF MADISON,
ip .ffc .nH Van Wallin. : TOWN OF MARS HILL.
. ..j tr rrkmiU ' - This agreement madn anil ntnil I
mx. w r "-y w7.m.7t rn7. Imried line. 640 feet
wsen ttuesta 61 Mfi And Mrs. J. J. H wH :
. i First The partnershio of Huff & Lance and the Fagg Heirs; tnence
Cal-'wells Is herlby annuUed. I with N, J. Laflce md tU Jagg : Heirs'
fleond. The said T. E. Huff is to t0 we DS?'
have all furniture and fixtures now contamlng five acre b, exceotog
belonging to the firm of Huff & twenty feet adjoining the , Fagg
Wells, (such as counters, scales, re- Heirs' lme for a road to take the
frigerator, knives, etc.) To have aU!Ple of the Toad that runs through
uncollected accounts duo the said tne muuue oi vne una
Huff & Wells. The said T. E. Huff
is to pay all bills except the bill Of
S179.16 due Shelton-Tweed Co., to-
Caneile Sunday afternoon,
- Mrs. Easter dosnell and Mrs.
DMcribd In' a Deed from N. J.
Lance to ' Will Swaney, dated De
cember 22, 1917, recorded in Book
No. 43, at Page 858, in the olde of
the Register of . Deeds for Madison
County, North : Canolixte. i
BEGINNING on-a largo white oak
m the lino between N. J. Lance and
the Fagg Heirs, and runs a aoutheast
course. 640 feet to a small sour-
wood, marked as a comers thenc a
northeast course' with ' marked ' lines,
416 feet to a small persimmon;
thenco a northwest course with
to a ' small
l black oak in line between N.?J.
NOTICE OF SERVICE
CASE NO. 434
Towaihin No. 10
CjeHificates .WVV'' author .with the note due the Bank of
44.(4)578.(5) Hn,
Towndiip N: 1. Ward V; Third. ; H. A. Well is to have all
CrtifieatMrio. groceries, ut is to pay the follow-
NORTH CAROLINA,
MADISON COUWTX.
; In thO Saparior Coart
MADISON COUNTY, Plaintiff,
JOHN LANDERS and wife, MRS.,
JOHN LANDERS, Defendants.
' Tho defendants above named, hav
i v- ' unl ' with ' tmtcesa
as required by law, and INTERLOC-
JUUUMJSJN1 - W . ' rwo-
iing bills:
. Shelton-Tweed Co., y
Rent to June 1, 1930, "
G. H. Edwards for bef
and all outstanding checks on Huff
and Wells. --f-w-fi-,v..--f,"r.''-. -:
Signed and sealed at Mars Hill,
N. C, this 18th day of June, 1980.
T. E. HUFF (Seal)
H. A WELLS (Seal) j
witness: u finer.
It is also ordered that all Other
persons, claiming an interest in the
subject .matter of said action shall
appear nd present, set up and de
fend their xespective claims, bVsix
months from the date of this notice,
otherwise they shall be forever Barr
ed and foreclosed of any and an
interests or claims in or ' to the
property or the proceeds, from), the
aula thereof. ..;-- - .. .,! . :. ,-:
This the SOth day of June, 1930
J. HUBERT DAVIS, Clerk
Superior Court, Madison
County, North Carolina
Julg 4-11-18-26. -
CLOSURE having "been, duly nterw Jttns 20, 27 ft July 4, 11
-, ed in th Superior Court of Madison, .,,,., ,v., , ,, v M
:a3SfvSSS23 NOTICE OF SERVICE
described in said Judgment will take
notice Uat on the 14th .day oft Octo
"ber, 1929, an action entitled as a
3ove'was commenced in the Superior
vnrt of Madison county ior m
iNOTICE OF SERVICE
' 1 Vflalas Vr w -
TwaahiNo. - .
' - Cartificate No, 8-(2)
NORTH CAROLINA, -MADISON
COUNTY. . .
.';:,-.',. fa the SaaerUr Court
MADISON COUjWY, (Plaintiff,
i.-:;,t-'i:,'Vs.,;, . -'v, :i:-..'4r
G. K. FREEMAN and -wife, MRS.
v G. K. FREEMAN. Defendants.
i' 'The defendants above named, hav
ing been duly served with process as
required by law, and im K1a;ju
TORY JUDGMENT. OF FORECLO-
entered in
Madison
CASE NO. 511 -
vTewaelda. No. 15 1
Cwtiiaates No. 72-21-255-(3)t
1 r Mtk-fA-iJUULJK
. -smrposo; of foreclosing x NORTH CAROLINA, .
for the taxes due for th, years 1924, MADISON COUNTY,
1925, 1926 'and 1927,. and on the , I, th Superior Court
following real estate: . . MADISON COUNTY, Plaintiff,
85 acrea in No. 10 Township, de-j - vs. . -
.lkul a fnllnwa: 11. HPS n mAta MP CI T T.
Deed. from Frank . Landers and ORR, Defendants.- " - I SURE having been duly e
-wife. Americus;. Landers,, to John .. The defendants above named, hav-! th SnnArinr ; Conrt of
'Landers, dated May 21, 1921, - re- in been duly served with process 'rnhr aMhmfc tha said defendants.
eorded in Book No. 42, at Page .514, , M required y law, and INTERLOC-: therefore, all other persons owning
in the office of the Register of UTOR,Y JUD3MENT OF PORE- J 0r claimmg an interest in the land
Ttaedfl': foe- MadlSOW ConntV. North rijfyStlRR tiavlna- k.i tirtlvtrntarmA' -Jt.. J .IJ T-J.nt mA tnVa
- Cf;T ' J't!.;i,' ? the Superior Xourti of Madison fnotice that on the 10th day of Oc
' BEGINNING on a stake on top of County against tne said defendants tober. 1929, an action entitled as a
the -graveyard ridge, and runs North, therefore, all other persons owning hove was commenced in the Supe-S8-E.,
to a chestnut oakf then North or claiming an interest in the land ,jiQT Court of Madison County for
-iw-r.., xom gvivm ,w ...w aescnoea in saia judgment win ujc the ;V purpose of foreclosing Tax
, -Griffith l"r tiien West, 46 poles notice that on the 16ti day of Octo- Liens for the taxes due for the year
with tha Griffith line to a locust sat beivi 1929, i an action -entitled as a-Ji9 16. and on the following real es-
;-Htha. branch; thenco down i and with boVe commenced to .the -Superf. . tate,i M:M
the oranch teethe se'SWlOS Cont'of .Masoa-Coanty for tiwDeseTibed" &:-i;l)avIWNB G. K.
' l'i::Jm--$&-Vx?i:t Guardian, to S. L.' Clark,
U. poles to .fyW Hdgt J for the taxes due for the years 1922 ' the 1 3th day of November, 1920,
nn mitA wttli thai- ririmt tA th lo tooi loin ..J mgir ..J - .-.y. . ; .. ' .
ir:f si. J ir7' IT i -r "-1 ,v- recorded m book jno. v rage
.BEGINNING. ; v.w-; the foUowing-real. estates ; ; A - Deeds
BEGINNING on a small maple on
a rock, and pointers, and runs East
127 moles to a small double doxwood
. i i . . . .. . . .
i ana - pointer, near l rocx; mence
' South, 125 poles to a ; stake and
t - emg tne same isna.oeaenoea m Described In Deed from I J.i i" ri. j7-"Tit ""SStK raroiu I
. Tma. -frnm jk T.nitan j r: v n . 1 'or Madison Uffuntr. rtortn v-arou-'
and wife, to Arthur, Landers, Trua- J. L. Orr, dated February 2, 1918,
-tee,, and Frank Landers and wife, recorded in Book No.' 86, Page 442,
Amnrieiia Indara. tartieB of Vtlia vln 4-1. a 'nffiA n,m P.iiiw rtaa
-third part, dated May 21, 1921, re- for Madison County, North Caro-
-coraea . in - xeea ox . i rjisi . wok ov lina, s.v 3'Kvsh:?' .,- - ,,ti
I -ReglstS ; 'D " for ?Ma
. County, North CwroHna- g rCou "
' Also one Town Lot in -No. 4 the lands of James L. PhilHtts. the cn .t-1u. .
Township, Ward 2, described tea heirs of J. W. and Sarah and Loret- iiff 5 JSF-- "vn
De?d?f"5t5l?J.T11"" fohni J? ' ' Bri? the of .tha'.; lata H;fcd:,
, and wife Biddie Landers, to John Edward Carter, and more particu-1 lilr 'm W,v, H. Plemmons and
. H. McElroy, Trustee, and the Bank larlv described in a TieA rtnrAmA wif e, Iva PlemmoDs, to G. K. Free-
of French Broad, party' of the. third in Book No. 8. Par 665. in the of.'nHU and Lucinda Freeman, his wife,
"Dart, dated June 10. 1920. recorded fle ,f th ta. 1 recorded in the Resrister of Deeds
, in Deed of Trust Book No. 30, Page Madison Countv. JTorth Cnml.'na. t i Office of Madison . County, - North
,"282, In the office of the Register of: BEGINNING on .."sarvuT. the Carolina, In Deed . Book No. 82,
Deeds for Madison County, North southeast corner on a ridge in the F 39&Y reference . to which is
CaKlina;.'v;.ft;;3.v w.; y.i'i - ?8aId PMward Carterv old line, and nereb7 maae eJreePt that portion of
WKUiiMWiJNii on an . iron pipe, in rraj North 4-W 18 nolea vitfi aaid' said, iana conveyed w fcx itm-
Every Kitten Has lu Day :
YES, she has and this is the day.
It's Mother's day once a year, but
the flapper may claim the other 804
as her very own. Then there are dog
days in tbe good old summer time, but
the kitten has a whole calendar full
of these purring days of tbe present
The way that the styles are figured
out In Paris, If that's where they do
come from, every girl has a chance to
display her charms. Even tbe plain
girl can make a good impression with
these modern frocks to say nothing
of hosiery.
Ton see, It's like this; In the old
days with tbe old patterns, about all
you could see of a girl was ber face,
which was all right if she happened to
be pretty and nothing else. The plain
er girl who could shin In a bathing
suit, where form counted, dldnt have
much of a chance, for one eouldnt go
bathing all the' time. , ', V '
But , the modern , frock suits the
plain girl to a T. Her fact may not
be dimpled, but she may be able. to
makeup for that with tricky ankles.
Her countenance may not be resplend
ent, but where form" counts la: the
beauty game she's bound to score.
Mother Nature Is-certainly eccentric
when it comes to putting human be
ings together in separate bundles She
will stock a .largehead with its full
face on a slender body, and try to pair
off arms and legs when they are not
at all proportionate.
The contrast between face and form
Is very noticeable In most women, al
though now and then Nature will
ndnpt the pretty face to the graceful
body, but how often the beauty of
the villiige or town was not so proud
of her shape, and how Just ns often
the girl whose face was not of tbe
same cundlc power had a figure that
would moke the Venus of MIlo want
to reduce.
The girl who has form with grace
doesn't need to take any dust from
tbe girl who has just a pretty face
but nothing about her that would sug
gest the dancer. or swimmer.. There
Is charm about every woman no mat
ter how little she may think of the Im
pression she makes upon her mirror.
And these are the days when a
woman's charm has its chance.
Much of this supposed beauty busi
ness Is not a matter of creams or pow
ders, but Just plain health. .
Thank goodness, girls, that you and
1 can move about in a free and easy
costume where , handsome is . that
handsome does its daily exercises and
practices- proper diet to say nothing
of proper hours. - v ' : ;
It's our Big Day, all right, U we wilt
oajr realise tt ani mate the most of
ASHEVILLE'S LEADING STORE
PHONE 4018 HAYWOOD ST.
Ve are just as close to you as your Tele
phone, Post Office, or Mail Box.
All orders filled promptly.
We pay postage.
Give our Mail Order Department a trial.
We are always glad to open charge ac
counts with responsible parties
A pretty (good firm is Watch and
Waite," r ...
And . (smother it Attit, DEfarfy A
And still another la Doo & Bairet,
. But the best is probably Grin
Barrett Ex.
J. H. Hutchins
DENTIST
Office Over
CITIZENS BANK
Marshall, N. C.
In Office Every Day
In Week
X-RAY WORK A
SPECIALTY
If you have any defective
teeth, better have
them examined
lion may e used satisfactorily.
Where, one, has aj Jeast an acre it '
would pay him to install suoh a sys
tem. Smaller areas rnlurht he watered
with the oraVary hose. '
The next alternative is to get the
toil into a finelv nnlverkail . atat.
Land to be planted in summer, must
be broken and prepared several
weeks in advance of its use. Keep
down the weeds and grass and plant
the large seeded crops deep enough
to reach the moist layers of the soiL
6 " luiiuir, la ucoixaujts, es
pecially on well drained soil. Stands "
of small crops may be improved by -covering
the rows with old sacks or ':
boards. "
However, says Mr. Morrow, neither
thorough land preparation nor ir- '
rigatioa is of little value if the crops
are planted out of season or planted
too late to mature before cold
weather. Tender crops must be
planted in time to mature before the
first killing frost, he says.
g) br the Bal avadkeea, laaj
Favorite Recipes
1 of a Famous Chef
as Told to Anne Baker
By LOUIS DIAT. Chef.
The Rita Carlton, New York
USE BOTTOM LAND .
FOR FALL GARDEN
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v
' Uuia DUt
r -the corner of Landers. Mill lot, ruB-F 'wsrd, Carter old line to a staker
ju-Hf wti, iv jee w n jrua pipe, wen isorrn sz-W.. 24 poles find IS
thence .north 24 feet to a stake; links with said old line to a stake
-tnence v ieet soutneast to an iron and pomtersr then North 65-W., Si
: pipe m tiwnuera aim- ioi; vnencB pole-TO ,
ieet n a southwesterly direction to chestnuts r
man and wife, Lucinda Freeman, to
S. L.. Clark; on the day of ,
v ;1916. i The land herein con
veyed by 0. . K. Freeman aa Guard-
staft near a fcnnch of : and Oliver Freeman as his said
then North i SQ-W., ts iward, befcg that portion of th said
t BEGINNING corner.., ::, ?'.r poles anoT-Io Finks to a large cluster-above named trsct of land swt con-;:
bcw ino mim ioi conyeyea oj or cnestnnts; thence. South gr-W., veyedto the said S. JU Clark by.G
John H. McElroy, Trustee, to the 9 poles and Ie links to a white oak: JC Freeman and mff. Lucinda Free-
f of.Rrench Broad, oa .the .SM-thea South -W ZT poles am d Siman. - The said remaining .part-of
- uy vi reuiudi,, rwuni w iino- wiw saia 'James JU Phillips' i said land containing 22 seres more
"ff"" v i, um h i nam ana oiacx-gum, tne
i ine . necoras oi roreciosare, in southwest corner thence South 69-
the office of the Clerk of the Superi- e.; 72 poles" and 6 links to the BE"
or Court of Madison- County, North- GINNING, eonta&ihg- fifteen- -(15)'
Carolina. v y- - - -' acres- more or' less; - , - ,
It is also ordered, that all otner . , rt is also ordered that alT otner"
-persons claiming an interest in tBe- persons- claiming- an- interest in the
subject matter of . said . action shalf aubiect matter of said' action- sfialT
.appear ana preseni, sec up ana aa-. aprar md treaent, sr on and da
fend their respective claims, in six fcnd their reactive claims, in six
months from the date of (his no- months from tS data of this notice,
tice, ot":;rwi?e they shall he forever otherwise they shall' be forever barr
lrred and foreclosed of any and" d and -recloed' of" any and' a'l
aa interests or c i?i rr ws. titrest or c imr in' or t""
-rcT""Tty, 5 the proceeds from tie- property, or the f.roceeus -frcia
thereof. sal tScrecf."
or less, being the same land convey
ed by the said G. Freeman and
wife, Lueinda Freeman to -the said
Oliver Freeman oi the day Of
Orober, 1920. : v- ' f
- It is aW ordered' that all other
won claimina- an tntereat in-the
subject matter- of aVUi action shall
appear ir-JL present, set up na de
fend their rmrnectiye clalmsi in six
montlie from t d ' of tils notice,
ot" jrwise tiey UU"be forever barr
ed fid fjrer!id of any and all
. r;:t;tt 'a cr c" s ta or lh
i..ej! r-- --:-. er a t r ' treitr tK
1
... Recipes for soups and salads
are always . welcome in s the ,
kitchen where the problem of
avoiding aa appetite-kUUnf same-
.1 ,-r, pa in tha
menu often be-
oomes a com-'
plex one. Mr.
Diet Offers the :
following; i two
suggesUons.- : .
P
Fermlere -
Chop together -until
medium
Has four large ' ,
oarrota'aaa,
small turnip,
two leeks, two '
i ' 1 onions ui a
" gmsJl quarter of, a medium sisei
cabbage. Browa afl of these In
j three tablespoons of butter. Add
- three cups of white consomme. -'
' la. stock made from cJaoken or
- veaL and three, cups of water In -
' which white or lima beans have -.
been cooked. Add pepper and
, one or two teaspoons of salt '
Bring to a boll and cook slowly
for at least one hour.: The pot
, should be uncovered for at least
. the first half of. the cooking.
Just ' before serving add , one-
' fourth cup of thin cream, one '
. level teaspoon of sugar, and one
: half cup of cooked white lima
' beans. . -:?oif
" - Marion MtVor this select i
- a very flrnv crisp, good-slsed head
of lettuce. 'Level the stem so ,
that tt wiU stand level on the
' plate.- Cut off a one-Inch slice
from the top.-With a pair of
kitchen shears cut out the inner
leaves, leaving four or five layers.
Wash in cold water. Tom upside '
down on a cloth to drain. -Pre- '
pare small balls out of one-quarter .
yound of cream cheese and place
la a mound in the lettuc shell'
I""ur Bar-le-Duo jam around the
c ?ese balls. Sprinkle with from -ne
to two tablespoons of sugar. :
I " some of the lettuce leares -
.i have been cut out la "
Iinc"i dretwfsg and tZ VztXix
C tie ted shea. "--..-; ' I
The Chicago Board, of Education
Ls caused a classical essay to be irh-
rr.ortalixed In type. It is about frog
t -1 was written by younr Nor
"'.TIe d'wmitifut -htri the frog
"1' Y,1en f.e star. !, s !t, almost
ueeause it is bard to get a per
fect stand of tender vegetables in
late summer, the fall gardner needs
to use good, rjch bottom land, or
prepare Irrigation systems for hand
ling his ' garden- this summer. i
: "There are three principal means
of overcoming the effects -of heat
SOUTHERN RAIL
WAY SYSTEM
Southern PaMenger
Train Schedules
For Marshall, N. a ;
Changes Schedule "
April 27th, 1930
effective 1201 am v
(Central time)
jPaaarager train bow d at Ma rah i
'ell aa fellewingt
' No. 101 Wast Bona at 6:24 AM
No. 11 Wtrt Boaad at 150 FU
No. 27 Womt Bound at 6.42. F4;
No. 28 Eaat Bonad at' 6:22 Asa
No. 12 , East Bonad at 12t46 FM
No. 102 East Boandat 6(41 PM
NOTE: Marshal time makes the
figures oe hour later. . t
and drouth In making plans for the
1 it in t ijr . n l Li:l I t . v
tension horticulturist at State . Col- maties and t fratad. Cy" -lege.
"One is to locate the gwrdea( the Ticket Ageata. for further NNf
on tbe moist, bottom. lands of the matioa. '
farm, to irrigate or to o thorough- 40TICE Ticket office closes at 4:00 .
far .prepare and." pulverize the soil P.: M. (Central Time). -Passengers
that the tender crone may withstand asing evening trains will please pofr
faase tkkeU .before that tint. f -J.
H. WOOD, Div. Pasa. Afc- , '
the effects of the hot weather. The
only trouble - about planting the fall
garden, on bottom land is that the .
vegetables may be drowned out fre
quently, by , heavy rains."
Hr; Korrow says where water may 1 . 1 . : . 11 1 ,. .". , 111 "
be -obtained with n rsaspjyible a-eryone was flad to see him out a
mount of pressure, overhead Irriga- gain. ' -t. a , ' " v.
AaVevilU, N, C:
O. S. BRADFORD, Agees,
Marchall, N,
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opporronity of this nndtaid of bargaiiMV,
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enough reading for the ntir family .
for a whole cyar. This is a very limited offer sostad '
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