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- ; We have 40 Pairs on
:-rI"slS.-"V. Price Reduced
NOW IS YOUR CHANCE-
;v-. f -tf &V
. See Them in Window. :
9 9 -10 1 MIDDLE
If it comes from The Shop That's Different
of course jt's the best ana the ne we sV style.
Our Spring sbclill
, Snappy, Nobby,
The new shades for Spring are
WeChitMiWx& 'Mint
v.
We vili show you the same; hats, they are
wearing in the big towns. V
El I
h riate. Tailors, Haberdaishers.
"Jy'!t'i.'.'-
41(110)1 of
Vux '-eu buy.:your 1
.'-j ;
r..V--fisf'.Fr6
"1 you':will ;go ,tyiMitcheirycl aslrtd -f
-'v v 'r'v''- - .. .. '. . ..- '-''e' -v--;.--j.':-".f v4 .('.',"-.
' vV see the hew Bulgarian Silk 32 inV wicle 1 -U
i Vat ..$1:Q0 '.Bulgariaa buttons to match '
v-'V.v;!-'.-
-p--.r::.s36ncli fancy Ioularcl Silk land (Tryst-::; " .
.. . ? al Buttons' to match.' -r V fs;. :?.".
; '.V-l -'3,45 inch Nelrose'Voii vwith'-wi'dersatiri v: : v'
!, u -JTCilELL
126 MIDDLE STREET
2nd Door to lire';.
yi
Jfc. -w Lt Bsjadfcia fcs.
hand, 'all 11 1-4
from $6.0CK to
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ojpieri your -eyes, r
Conservative.
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t Short Passing Events
: o5
The gis'boat H. I- N., htr tackle
id turnj-.hins were yesterday sold at
jiuiilic auction oa an order by Judge
H. CConr.or under a libel by V. C.
Whirr-, ,The vessel was sold to -Captain
N V. Jones for three hundred dollars.
The sale was conducted by United
Stare Deputy Marshall Samuel Lilly.
The . Canterbury Club, will meet
this afternoon at o'clock at the home
of Miss Mary" Oliver on Broad street.
A full attendance. i desired. '-,-i
Jtriu Sitterding, of, Richmond',' Va.,
principal stockholder in the New, Bern
; Ghent .Street Railway, -Company,' ar
rived in the citySunday morning- and
spent Sunday and yesterday ia'an-in-'spection-
of. the line and the plant.
tie; expressed ' himself ' as being much
pleased' with the' conditions which-he
ifojnd ,-and highly praised-, the lofa
managers for jheir -efficientwork,;j;;.
I Preparations are tping made'to yaze
the building on- Craven stivtst "WirtJu
( was fen" several yearVoccu iiccL by .th
.Journal and 'which has re-nty hjieo
purchased, by Eugertce Williams, 'pre'
illlparaiory to the erectioh-i'of a f -m-
j modiouA brick structure. .which will be
used" as a garage Sv--'.,,. . ''.. :
I V The New Bern: pas -Company Jiiivs
'a' verjr attfactive .display of gas fix
itiires .-in-the windows-of;. their .office
on , Mtddle-.stteet. "i he- exhiDtf ; ort-
eisjs oi ranges,--stoveBrt noatjK9.-a,na
numenohs othir articles .and. ji-ttracr'
tingf cnariderablc at at ipn.l'.v -j,
. H.; Gof Ham, receiver; annonccs
i an. advertisement today , that v the
'plant of . the SouthsidfeJaunfacturing
Company will be sold tigiir., the "bid J
rri'Vde a th previous sale havinj Jican'r
ra;-ea. r i n aate nxea tor tne second
s'ale'is Monday, March 'fi'i
While attempting to tut;as hor a.ut.c
mobile 'Trom, Craven ' info ' Jonftson
strcQts late -Sautrday afternoon.f Miss
M abt-l Bartli ng collided ' witW a fa rj
wagpn which was cpming;4awiJohni-,
son street- The automobile was some
what -damaged v but. f ortun itely the
occupants were unhurt, 'hfe waigon
was- islightly damged but thev driver
f this ,Jsp escapefl in jikv .tv , -,- y
"H TKe. regular,' montfcly ;mevtng.o the
Craven ; County Teach''y Association
will be held in this city next Saturday
morning; at , "'Griffin aiwhori im. vJhis
meeting will "be a yery. important on;
iifcvci; way uuu ii is ii'iwj ui. i (.wjy
teacher who an! possiblyo so wiu e
in attend; nee. ' ; i -
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AB-C MEMBER OF CITY BEAU
TIFUL CLUB ASKS ALL ' "r ;
v-''TQ.CO-OPERAfE'P"'i;'' -
.'Utor-TdurBal':-''.0.-'V. -. i-''
- The City Beautiful' Club : desiri
m it earnestly to make , a clean cit '
i..id ever ready to point out ways and
meansv to secjire GleanHntss .have
Vested in some very, substantial trash
: --J . -tt.ll: .l L ' i
t.aii& :.aiiu aic uiactiiK nesi; vans ..ax
points where they are most needed, -v
1 nese yeans laoeiiea i kash;' are
fir the public use . onlv: thev stand
riady to-receive the litter 'that is care-
Jessly? thrown . onf the streets to be
scattered by .-every : breeze that blows.
It can. readily be seen that .thev are not
large enough to accommodate the: ac
cumulated trash ; : of ' any 'individual's
back yard? but it is hoped that every
one will try" to deposit the refuse that
thrown down would drift. frorri yard
to vara ana street to street. - k ne "Liuo
has in reserve ;,about twenty-five ' of
l these cans and. will- sell them At the
1 nominal - price, ofc $fty-cents each to
anyone aesinng a .neat ana substantial
trastrreceDtacIe-':;' '
" I. ft Us all awaken to fi! rail fnr a
clean city.-iiet 'no'dne tfeel offended H
aueuiiuir is CHiicu i9,;,any, unsignuy
lawnj-. 'driveway' or',;,doorfront. but let
each .feel "-that .every one can .heltf in
this , work by having , .4 special over-'
sight to his premises and : a general
survillance ove.r4hewh6lj dty-v. This
call for a clean city is not purely loeah
'it is a universal , awakehine . Manv
-titier are 1eing aroused as neveif before
to sanitary conditions' aijd those ;slow
to join thp crusade are being rudely
aroused by some pe iodtcal photograph
ing their 'unsighilmess-andl'displayinB
the views to the.w6rld. Jn this manner
have New Haven and Trenton, two large
cities that Jboast bf, their culture, been
treated to usavory advertisement' , bv
a leading magazine';arid ;made ' to jjec
themselves as others 'saw theni.'?;'.'.i-s-I
l;-Those who are aslcer are sometimes'
awakened byhe stranger's comments
on a dirtyl-f'street'.V.'.or"' an "unclean
jC.'ty' V-tfWc : have . jgrown" lethargic, to
our civic slovenliness ancf it. is time we
take a. stand with other cities in thi
civic house cleaning if, We would pr
grcss apace. ,
r. , , A-B-C MEMBER.
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FULL OF THRILLS
ALSO SEVERAL DRAMATI 2 SIT
. U.VI IONS IN FARCE CO 4E-
'UY JSEEN LAST NIGH r
"Officer 666" was presented at the
; Masonic theatre last evening before a
I well filled house. The play is a farce
comedy and there are numcroui laugh
j able situations. Th; theme is the mis
adventure st.hat happened whri.Trivrr's
! Gladwin, a New YoA mi lionaire
returns home from Europe to discover
"that a .famous picture thu t his liecn
masiucrading iindtr hiR hame and i;,
.about to rob his famous art Rallny,
las. well as marry a gnl with wlrn'm
lie ist in love. Gladwin a-unic) tli
identity of the .pnli; nf an on I i-, 1,,- it
and many comic sit u.i, inns ai i.ji J 'I h if
.if .sfv-cral len-.-1 (Iratii:tl ic Mma'io r,
and " laanv thiili; . '1 In- ; !). y n .. j
ii tin- I 'l.i y vi'i from (!n iii. mm.,!
P - !)! . . at New V,.i k ;n I
OFFICE!)
Xi-at rec:;- o: Ca UUt Boots saa
ta Loiidu" two meals a day and livs
forever would not hare appealed to
tfie Kngllshman of the eigliteentli cen
tury nor yet to the maa who lived
abroad.- Here, for Instance, are a few
tribes which Lady Mary Montagu man
aged to exist on In Italy:- , ; ; v" ;
-I wake about 7 and drink half a pint
of warm asses' milk," she wrote, "after
which I sleep two boors. Then come
three large enpi of milk coffee and two
bonrs after a large, cup of milt choco
late.. Two hours . Jater.' nay , dinner,
where-1 never fall. to swallow good
dish (I don't mean plate) of gravy soup,
with all the bread, roots, etc, -belong
lng to it"- I -then eat the wing and the
wnote uoay or a targe fat capon ana a
year' sweetbread, ' Concluding wI0i;
competept quantity of custard and
some roasted chestnuts." - f :" i:
Even then -the "flay -was not Idone,
fctdyMary goes on; "At 5 in the aitei
nociu 1 tike another dose of asses' rail;
00(1 for supper twelve ;chestnuts.ono
new laid egg apd. a handsoma porrlu
geV of ivblte toiik.t! : Jn these Wegener
tti days'jt, would" l?e thought that tht
patient hadtdoue,very well;?
ine' eigoreentn century, rtaiian wt
tiot so easily Bi(tlsOed. .The parish doe
ic;r njarvqiea uow Junay aiary manageo
tcsuwlyfe. with such a finicking appe
tite. -Jjondon Chronicle, r . ;
TH ECOUMTRY LAWYER. ,
A Legal Vtow of Him as tha Slave o)
-;,- 'i.v'C'-'HiA Clients..'- - j .
f "A professional baseball player In
part base ihls claim for jv large com
De'nsatlon' uiion the Iheorv that In" aci
-eptlng service he surrenders In n greal
measure his liberty and becomes the
property of "his employer,", write Al
mond G. Shepard lh "Case and Com
mnf." . ;:' '!" . . .
"If this was the basis of compensa
tion for; the lawyer In, the rural dls-i
tricts he would speedily become a mil
llohai'Fbrha Is the property not
ouly'trf one individual, but frequently
of a whole community, and the greater
bis success,, the Wider his reputation,
the more object is" his slavey. His
clients hre.tyrannlcal. They know and
recognize too omce hoars, The month
nana;on u . xarm uas at least a rew
hours between t late dusk, and early
dawn for repose, but, e"rehthese are
frequently deniecVJhe country, lawyer.
""Some of his clienbi are'prone to con
BUlf him at his resldenceJate at night,
when none of the curioiA minded vil
lagers lan see them, -and speculate and
gossip on the question and of thenk-
ture and purpose of the calk . Another
class, believing in the adage' that -the
early bird catches the worm, at early
sunrise Interrupts.hls slumbers to make
Tsure that they retained .the bestx law
yer lh the county to represent -fhemln
some present or expected "trouble.'' .
$ 5 ' .' Qallant Unto Death.
When !Sir Ralph Abercromby wag
mortally wounded in the battle of
Aboukir ho -was can-led on. a litter on
board the Foudroyant To ease his pain
a soldier's blanket was placed under
-his headV He asked what It was.
"It ta only a soldier's blahketL ho
was told.", -v -.,-;U"v:.
'jWhose .blanket' la it?V he persls'ted,
.uiiui, uiuiscrii. up.
' "Only one of the men's,
"'I want to know the name, of the
man whose blanket this is," the dylna
commander Insisted.
; "It is "Duncan Boy's of the Forty-sec-
end; Sir Ralph," said his attendant al
last-' -". ' ': ':'''.", ' - .'. ..
s "Then see that Duncan Boy gets hi?
blanket this Very night," i commandci
me , orave;niau, wuo aia not ;iurgei
cten' lvhls last agonlesi the 'comfort
and welfare of his men. Of such nn
selfish sttiftf are truo soldiers made.
;'Xbath'.Companlohr, r:''';
i Black y Opals seem- almost misno
mers,' for while sorati of the atones, an
aetuaTI? blaek and all of them hate
(dark body or uodegroupd they "an
.really Vwoaderf uj, , Jasbiqg. - changlnj
masses of color. -!,!Alt.the color of th
solar spectrum, vibrate through-, them
some in "small plnpolot markings, oth
efs in harlequin, Jeacockkand forma'
k designs. Some of them. Bhow, brpac
flashes of red,,, blue, greenor; purple
Which chaflge, rapidly from one to an
other, on the slishtest change of angli
oV light.i Others exhibit cloud effect'
and sunsets such as Turner palntoc
and only Buskin could describe.
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A Rare Fllro. -
"Madam, I , understand . that
yotii
youi
dntighter helps you dallywith
housework." J
, "It is true."
,.. "What royalties would you hars
"me for a moving picture reel 'of th.ii
1 most unusual Ight', Cinclnnat
,Tlmes-Btar.. ' -ii.- i:::lhli-X-
' , ' . The Helpful Man.'
'Any mau Who, by sound thinking and
hard work, oovelops and carries on
productive Industry and by his gooc-
Judjrment makes thnt industry bott
profitable and stable confers on Im
roense benefit on society. Charles W
Eliot ; .- . . : ' , ' y, .
H Told Hr.
KlieI wish I knew bow I conic"
rinke yon rxlremeiy hippy, tlenr Knrl
He Well. ' write to your father nnr.
:t!,)t Mm to (loiiblo your dowry. -Me?
remlorfer I'.lntter. .
An C ' I J '
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Its Remrkti C tty ot Cunning n
Securirj a Mul ,
la a f eld cf feeling tares fores hav
been observed to approach with a slow,
limping motion and holding down their
hends, as If eating clover, until they
were near enough to secure their prey
. The following Is an extraordinary in
stance of (ox cunning: One week -when
the ground was , frozen, but bare ol
enow, a farmer placed a -ben trader a
strong, heavy chicken coop..;.The coop
was boarded on one side and lathed on
the other, the lower lath within an tncfc
of the ground, which was smooth, but
sloping with a furrow-like depression
a few. inches: In depth about two feet
'P the slope: . ' , :.:';-.' '- ; ;
. In the morning the hen .was gone
Thevpop stood Immediately over tht
depression, tberiaths bearing numerous
impressions jot an animal's teeth, and
the small one atthe apex was scratcb
ed by its claWss ' ', ; ; ,'.. 1 '
. The fox had wasted' no strength on
the board trying to push the coop ovet
In an upjiill direction, but he tried hit
'best on the other side. Failing in this
fie bit and tore at the laths to break
them and flD'fllly'drew the coop tip the
ujh aver ine uoiiow, araggea out tr.i
' hen and made-off.-leaving no blooO
very foV feathers and only three of h'.
haivs.oh the' laths. Harper's tVeekly.
'.-. 'Opsn Winters.
' Vf hen snow covers the ground It pre
serves vegetable life without develop
Ini it. .Snow Is three times less nower
ful as a -.conductor of beat Jtiaa fain:U
screens the" ground and prevjents noc
turnal radiation.'.
' Vegetables, cereals in particular, ran
en'tlore aconslderable lowering of tem
- peril ture if the-fall of1 snow precedo
the frotL Ground planted to wheat rni:
ipHiiM-thfousli a ' period When the tem
, pern turf falls far below, zero if tli
sno.w .covers it well. While rain br1hg
to the ground azote In the. form of :ruv
moniu or.nltrie acid. snow. enriches tlu-
Soil In mnch greater proportion. A litei
'Of' rainwater icpntalns much less for
iilMnH: material; thaii the same nmoum
of hoarfrost or melted snow, and when
the. winter has been "open" ,or niiUl.
when "there has been rain instead, of
snow, the farmer Is forced to spend
more money for fertilizers than when
tile winter has given the earth snow in
abundauce. Harper's. .
Plinv'a Vdpna.
Pliny's yarns about human anatomy
were something wonderful. He tellsj
ofa race of savage men whose feet
are turned backward and of a race
known ;aa . Monocoll, who have only
one leg,;, but are able to leap with sur
prising-agility. The same people are
also called the Sciapodae, because they
re In the habit of lying on theit
backs during the extreme heat and
protecting themselves ffom the sun by
the sltade of-tlielr .feet. ... Thase peoplf
dwell not far from the Troglodytae. tc
I'ue wtst of whom ttgain there are
tribe whx are without necks and have
tuelf eyes in tlmrr shoulders. i
i-.,'-. Greatest Cbuntries.
Great Britain, or rather the British
empirci owns the largest share of the
earth.. The figures are as follows:
British '.empire.,., in square miles. 11.-
,iM.voo. missm. o.iiiio.vhjii; i,umese em
pire;. 4.248.000':. United States tcoutinen-
Uali. 3.000.000; Brazil. 3,200,000. These
live nations -own two-thirds of. the
.world In wenllh the United States Is
'..::... tv. ... 1 ' .
tar m nuvunce oi any ouier uuuuu.
N'ewtVork American.
,'Y . -
A Nice Little Hint.
Ja "!jl.
v? First Lieutenant How do yon like
vthe . jhorse you bonght from me last
weelii Second Lieutenant Very much,
lie might, hold bis head a little blgbet.
i hough'. First Llentenant Oh. that will
.Nime all. right when he is paid for.
Ijiidoii Tft-Blts. . .
, ,'''" V- " Then She Said No.
,"But. yon 'are old enough to be my
'aiher".r:'- ...r -V J;.;- , ;. -
,'i,l'-''''ip)olfc i , wapa nwr frtiliftr. " ThAH
'tl hrtt'e UlK.fortunir' without having to
nurry ,vihj.),-JIotNt
ton J'ost.
A It mittterK.iui)n which way ond's face
fs set'tUati -bow fust 'one proceeds.-Ar-
thnt:'OV.BruKi)ii,';..-;'v yj '-yy
'.v1;:-.- 'v '".''.. ' ,-T ' , ' -.,'';'.. 'V
I " ' ' i-V,-Eichcrd-rt'iTy
left
an 1 Mrs..
on the fouf.o'docS train M r New Yi k
There-Mrs. Duffv will tcirt her mt;th f
and- sister f mr)t rr xvillr Tcnh., i nrl
sail for -a feuropeao ': trip, .landing' t
Naples.- ,... :y-y, iiyy'yy
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NOTICE OF SALE OF FURNITURE
-On Sat-rdayV;. MarcKi'lst. Wl3 "'.at;
2 o rlock P. M. ,1 Will oner jqt'saie-to
the highest bidder; for.cafh at at etion
a larfje quantity of personal -prop-eny,
iH..l..1;n aI.Iia1 Aal, anf irAn K.daai1o
snrinirs. mattresses, chairs, tables': gtoves
picture-frames, sideboard, china closets,
wardrobe, lace curtains: Daventxrts,
nnH moat, anvthine vou can think, of
for the' house and k'tchen. Remember
the "day and-Jiour Snd don't forget
to come, as great bargains win dc-oi-fered.
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of. Craven Street," New, Bern Noith!
Carolina. ' " i :'. :''" - "'
Place of sale'Laiham Building, lor?
D. E. HENDERSON. Atty. ;
FOU MX stick pin.' ' Ow.tcr' can get
an c Ly .fet ng urdcrsigw d, ide..i
fying tie pin and paying for this -advertisement.
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WAN 'I l n Caipentor to construe t
-mill. Apply Richmond. . Ccdir
Weeks, Nrrfolk, Va.
ONLY one cnerRrttc man or woiqin
vant'd" to ff.nl ml rlnsivc sale of
II II I'M l.:i (.LOSS in this city.
li mi i. 'i ii filer. A linn .e-to-liou
, I tit Mil f', ,' '.' J
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Vim
f . - w . -.' V 1 I..JV
io f,.r i.iift.i ani t!,....:rrn si the gels .'
inj f .;;os the. stylet liiustrated and -described
in the einbt-page May mag-",
.on-iashion Suppiemeot to be dis-. -'--tributed
irte with every copy ,of-next '
Sup(l3y"s New- Vork-, World. . Besides-.
:his v&liiable guide to fashionable' "
;lcthe3 and how t make them there
will -also go with next Sunday's World O
-fixteec-page Joke Book. A rut don't rf f.
forget tfce Sunday WorJdV great -flluc-'.?'
trated ;Magazi ie. a twenty-fotir-pegfe. f
romrilation--sixteen oaz-es in ctlors .'
of.-6:ticn and othe articl's'f more','
than ordinary interest. Crder the Sun
day World, today, '. (Adv.) r ;
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NORTH ;CAR6tINA,:'i1f-H.'Ji '
' CRAVEN COUNTYT'r '- ' '
XQiyrv. OF SALE OF THE $OUTH
' oSLDE MANUFACTURING v .; ,
. r COMPANVv INC'.v'V.i
PURSUANT to the decree by the ,
Sufarior Coupt of Ctayen County bf i
Fcbruarj' Term, 1912, in thc.proceedjnf -of'Hyman
Supply Company, vs. Souths'
side Manufacuting Compan .' Iucot-- . -oorate'l,
the highest bid atrthe-Vale.-heretofore
ntade, " ha vine'" been JnUfA '
in accordnace With" the terms fcf. $id .
d.?crre I v.ill offer for ;aale at petite
auction to-the- hiheft bidder for csh
on Mondny .,the 1 7th day -of v. March,'
1913, iiit 42 o'cl'cck M., at the. iJit'on'
1 oint Luhber- Company's .mill rn
East -Frst Street, New Bern,: N. C,
ail the machinery-, ftork-'and m.3t:r'al
on hand end all thepropecties and
rip''ts of the said company;,.' -.This
24th dav of Febriarv. 1013. -ED.VfUND-H.
GORHAM,
Receiver.
A FEW POINTS IN FAVOR OF THE
PITTSBURG VISIBLE TYPE- -,
WRITER. X;; , . T
There is not the least doubt but
that THE PITTSBURG VISIBLE
TYPEWRITER is the best low pricd
machine on the market today.: It
is durable, attractive and light.
Its simplicity is marvelous- There
are rrocomplicated parts to get out
of order. It io like an open book.
If something clogs, you, have, only
to make a few turns with; a screw
driver,' remove the part causing
the trouble, clean it off, replace
and go ahead. It is the only ma
chine In the world on which the set
of tpye and type bars can be taken
apart from the machine in less than;
ten seconds. This feature alone
is worth many , dollars as a time
saver. It is the only machine now
on the market with which twenty
legible typewritten copies can be
made at one writing. The ribbon
control is automatic, the s cqlor
change is simple and convenient,
tne oacK spacer and tabulating
key are within an inch of the op-'
erator's bands when usina the
machine. The type are lined in
a symmetrical row in front of the
operator and are easily cleaned.
Srtong piano steel wires control
the type bars and it Is impossible
for these to break. The, machine
is so constructed that the lightest'
touch or the vigorous pound-Used
In heavy manifolding have the
same effect on the mechanism.
Call at the office of the!!. J. Land
Printing Company and take a look
at this wo"nerful r"r-Mne. Price
$65.00 on tha easy paym3rt plan.
We keep everything you
need in the Drug, Medi
cine or Toilet line come,
buy -what you need and
if you find it does not
suit you bring it back,
get what you do want, or
get your money back, v
We are here to serve ancl
please YOU.
t -
Bdham. Drug Co,
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nualltv
j: ,:. IF IT'S OUR MEAT
.there s no question about
ness, a fresh flavor and
oeriontvv ' ' Sr
bvery vCnoice. cut you order
UI1W VTI1CU IUHt 19 KUUU VJlUUKIl 'v
entirely satisfy "the head of the-.-;
bouse' .- you.- can depend n th) ..
will pltese you ,and'so . WilL our .fair -j, .
Pr,Fc9V'' W:V..f. y J
y A ' '. ' C A K TP T i d lV
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The Home of Better Meats for Less
:. ' Money.
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