The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, January 01, 1920, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5
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Jehu Causey was here last. Satur
day. mi
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W.J^hcrry spent last Saturday In
Comva' ' " .. wj
Jl R. Tuckov was here one evepjng. .
last week.
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K. D. Bpyd was here one day during ? '
the holidays. 1 f/ ..*"? K.d; P*
' <0?w E. ToO.d wps in Conway last
week on business. hi
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V. W. A. Causey spent a short timo?
m. i?..i I
] V* vuiiwttjr innv wvvk. iv
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K. Todd was through this secBy&lon
of the county recently. ar
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G. 3fKtartrette was among the
B business visitors here last week. p]
? K. L. Mishoe was in Conway last
K Saturday with his two young sons. ci
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li. G. Bellamy, was here one day
B week from the country. w
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Kelly Tompkins was among those
spending some time in Conway dur- B
inp; the holidays.
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I J. F. Chostnut and R. N. Spuirea, y
B two of ij^c Horry County farmers, a
B were noted in Conway on business h
B last week. IV
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E 1 have the right Fertilizer and the
ft price. L. VV. Cooper.?Adv. 1! 1 !20 3t. y
B- N. A. Shelly was among the farm- ?
ers visiting Conway on business last (
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I James P. Smith, one of our oldest (|
I residents, paid Conway a visit last >vi
B week. ,
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B Alex Outlaw was among tho e
B spending a day in Conway last week. (
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Messrs. I^ock and Bert Jones> of r
Sumter, S. C., spent Christmas here (
I with their mother, Mrs. J. M. D. F
J on os. (
m J. T. Miticy was among the crowd
#>f farmers visiting Conway on bus- f
ness last week. i
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I ,J. N. Hayes, a successful faimer of t
I* near Conway, spent an afternoon
I here recently.
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I If you want good 7 per cent Meal
I see me. L. W. Cooper.?Adv 111 -20 3t \
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9 Next Monday is legal salesday ami 1
I there will be sold at the court house
I here many tracts of land in the counI
try, as well as a great number of (
I town lots belonging to the estate of ,
I the late W. R. Lewis.
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I Freight trains come into Conway .
I loaded down with materials. They
I are for sale at retail to the farmers
I of this section of the State. Some
9 farmers order on their own account
9 from the houses.
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I We now do with veneer what we
I formerly did with a thick plank. On>
thick plank will answer about ten
| times over when cut into sheets of
| great tidiness. This is one way that
H iv^nfniMolr iu in (imno
ill <Vvv i iun in nu v v-v i in iu\s\i^;i || tinier.
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We hardly ever get out of anything '
as much as we exepccted; but we can
not say that we do not get as much ]
as we deserve.
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We bought 500 Tons Genuine Venezulean
Goat Guano. For cotton and
tobacco it's fine... We can ship to any
point in Horry. .PALMETTO GROCERY
CO., MtJLLINS. ad 6t 12 25 19
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LOST?Between Little River and i
Conway, December 28th, leather <
suit case. Return to J. E. Vereen, I
Little River, and receive reward.? !
Adv. 111120 3 pi. ]
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k For as good a sheet of typewriter
\3feper as you ever used, call at the
^/Tlerald office and have you some i
/ printed on Belfast Linen Bond. It is 1
o firm, smooth white sheet that will
show off what you say to the best
advantage. ] <
S. M. Johnson, a former Horryite i
I put now and for a long time past a
I business man of Florida, has moved
H f VAYY1 fVi A /.Aiimtfir nln/iA aP CnimiA.<b <
? i VIII vi>v vuwiivi j |1IU\.C U1 via 1 H1C1 Hj I
into the city of Pensacola and will i
reside there from now on. Mr. John,
son has several brothers residing near
Conway. Among them are J. M. f
JohnsotfSand I. W. Johnson. (
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Ober's Tobacco Guano3 are consid- (
ered by many as the best made. Ma> 1
cost more bvt it's better. Ask any
'/ man who has ever used a hag. Pal'm^to
Grocery . Co., Mullins.?adv ht
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Peps?t)^
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Nov, you must begin to think about c;
liking up the income tax return.
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J. H. Goff spent some time in Consty
one day last .week, i , n
'o i\i b
feeVlegal blanks for use during the
8W x ear, at the Herald office. A
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Second sheets' and good writing
iper at the Herald office. A
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T. W. Dorman was in Conwav nn i
isiness one day last week.
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Paper towels of the best kind are f
r sale at the Herald office.
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Tliere is money in raising "chickens c
id eggs for market. 1
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The hog farm is bound to take the
lace of the big cotton plantation.
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Don't "cuss" the government be- (
mse it is doing the best that it can. i
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This Winter may bring some bad
eather before Spring opens. 3
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D. V. Richardson was here from
ucksport last Wednesday.
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See Buck Motor Co., for anything i
ou need in Gas or Kerosene Engines t
nd Grits and Feed Mills. Ask to see
ow your automobile can run a Grits
lill.?Adv. It. <
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We bought 500 Tons Genuine Vene- (
ulean Goat Guano. For cotton and |
obabcco it's fine. We can ship to any
>oint in Horry. . PALMETTO GROCERY
CO., MULLINS. ad Gt 12 25 19
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R. G. Sessions came home some
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lays ago from Knoxville, Term., to
pend the holidays with his parents
iear Homewoo<l.
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The Allsbrook section of Horry
bounty is rapidly coming out of the
'kinks." The fanners in that comnunity
are doing belter than they
iver did before. The community
hows more spirit than it formerly
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The price of the real "blind tiger
ituff" is said to have risen to about
lour times in value as soon as the
Bozemans got convicted and were
sent to the pen.
The Loris Grocery Company, at
Loris, will increase its capital stock
according to a notice appearing m
this issue of the paper. This change
lias been necessary by the increased
business of the company.
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Ober's Tobacco Guanos are considered
by many as the best made. May
cost more but it's better. Ask any
man who has ever used a bag. Palmetto
Grocery Co., Mullins.? adv f>t
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LOST HOG.
I have lost one dog, mixed hound
find shepherd, color black and white
speckled, with bushy tail. Lost on i
Monday night in Wampee section.
Reward of $25.00 for return to
?J. D. BRATCHER,
12 25119 3t pd Vina, S. C.
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Arthur A. Hardee, of Boris, was
among those who attended the W. O.
W. Picnic at Murrells Inlet last
Tuesday.
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FORD OWNERS?Enjoy comforts of
a closed car. We can make your
touring car a Sedan for $40.00;
your roadster a Coupe for $30.00.
For particulars write B. & M. Motor
Co., Rock Hill, S. C. ad 121,11 4t
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Miss Alene Spivey, of Chicora College,
Columbia, who has been spending
the Xmas holidays with her parents,
Col. and Mrs. D. A. Spivey, left
the first of the week to attend the
Students Conference at DesMoins,
Iowa. Miss Spivey goes as a representative
of Chicora College.
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Miss Jessie Byrd, who has been
visiting in the city, has returned to
-\er home at Mullins, S. C.
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Bring us the next lot of chickens,
;ggs, hams, butter, that you have to
sell from the farm. We pay cash fftr
vhat we use.?Hotel Grace.?adv
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W. D. Woodward, of Mullins, vis4^,1
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,icu luciiuQ unu rt'iuuve.s ncrc last
veek. (
FOR SALE.
I have for sale, at a decided bargain
for a quick sale, a tract of land
)f 421 acres, more or less, in Simpson
Creek township, lying on the
Conway and Whiteville road, near
Iammond. Formerly owned by Dr.
5. P. Watson. Has good road facing
ind well timbered. If interested see
ne. ?L. B. W ATSON,
-aav Pox 10, Loris, S. C.
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THE HORKY HKRA1J), OOW1
T/C. Hardee was in Conway las: ' I
r'^ek on business. |
The price of* wood and coal is high,
ut these are not out of proportion
'ith other things we use so far as we
an tell.
CHANGE IN APPOINTMENTS. 1
The following change '< Has been t
lfule in the "hjjipointtn^hts of the r
ifcltWlUe Hr<S?Ht:< I
?4tti ?ta<Ujt-Antioch *t 11 o'clock
i. M., 7-Mile School at 3:80 P. M?7 I
billow Spring at Night. t
2nd Sunday?Willow Springs at II
l. M., Antioch at 3:30 P. M., Jordan- c
ille at night. , c
Very little business was carried on (
it Conway during the days last week
ollowing Christmas. 1
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Last Thursday night was about the
oldest we have had this Winter.
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jiere was picnvy ox ice ana a neavy
lost. ]
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Christmas Day passed off quietly ;
n Conway and also in the vicinity of
Conway so far as the Herald has been
ible to find out.
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L. W. Cooper, the Fur Man wants
your Fur and will treat you right.
?Adv 1 i 1120 31.
Mrs. L. A. Woodruff, and little
laughter, Leno, who have been visitng
Mrs. A. O. Lawrence, have returned
to their home at Mull ins.
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W. J. Hendricks, a lending citizen
:>f Cedar Grove section of H rry,
>pent some time in Conway last week
or. business.
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For a square deal en >our Fur, se
L. W. Cooper.?Adv 1 1 20 3t.
J. D. Oliver, now of Wilmingon, N.!
C.. passed through Conway last week
during the holidays.
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OUT OF BUSINESS.
I have discontinued my Vulcanizing
business at the Conway Motor
Car Company's garage. Any one
wishing to see me can find me at
Buck Motor Company.
adv It ? Chas L. Glasgow.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Stansel and
children, who have been visiting
friends and relatives here, have returned
to their home at Allenton,
N. C.
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I. T. Scoggin, of South Boston, Va ,
was in town the first of the week
visiting friends.
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Register,
who have been visiting the latter's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Collins,
have returned to their home at Jacksonville,
Fla.
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TAKEN UP-?One dark bay marc
mule about 7 or 8 years old.
Weight about 1000 lbs. Tak n up
Saturday, December 27. Oxvnoi
can get same by paying for advertisement.?E.
IT. Rogers, Galivantr
Kerry, S. C., Route 2. It pd.
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LOST?Between Little River and
Conway, December 28th, lea the i
suit case. Return to J. E. Vereen,
Little River, and receive reward.?
Adv. 1|1|20 3 pi.
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The Herald is just as good a county
paper as we can make it. It stands
for the interests of the people >t
serves and always has. Stand by it,
reader, and it will stand by you.
LOST?Between Bayboro and Conway,
one tan suit case, containing
one shirt, ladies' black middy suit,
ana other articles. $10 reward if
returned to J. IT. Holmes at L. H.
Burroughs' store.?adv pd It.
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NOTICE
At ten o'clock, A. M., on Monday
January 26, 1920, a meeting of th^
stockholders of the Loris Grocery
Co., will be held in the offices of said
corporation at Loris, S. C., for the
purpose of increasing the capital
stock of said Loris Grocery Co., from
five to twenty thousand dollars.
Signed: Jno. P. Cooper,
Ed. L. Smith,
Adv. Ijlj20-4t. Directors.
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MORPHINE
habit cured the easy and gentle way.
WVtiolfAir UoKif Kir rrforlnol 1 AW
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Tobacco cure at
KEELEY INSTITUTE
Box 75 Columbia, S. C.
?adv 12jll|19 4t
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- GOOD FARM FOR SALE.
Anyone interested in the purchase
of fl trnnrl fnrm * ~
__ -- ? .v....., XV &U W *VUI n
on, should consult me. Will sell tlu i
old Dr. S. P. Watson Homestead near
Daisy. Large well built two-stor
hvclling house, with suitable outbuildings?good
fencing. Tract contains
115 acres, more or less, of gord
farming lands. L. B. WATSON,
adv Box, 16, Loris, S. C.
NAY. 8. P., JAN. 1, iaao.
5000 INSTRUCTION
AT MODERATE PRICE
$100 will pay expenses of a stu-ll
lent at the Horry Industrial School
for remainder of present session? I
pver half of the school year. >vThis
nay be further deduced ^by1 wo.ttcn
100 will jafy tuition for the BoOfe*
teeping Course and for three month's >"i
>oard?the usual time Ulloted for
his course.
If student should wish to combine
>ther studies with Bookkeeping, this
an be arranged.
Only a few places?mostly for
fiyls, are now open.
. We would be glad to have these
daces filled by girls and boys of
Sorry County who want to fit themelvcs
for teaching or for business
ife and at the lowest possible cost.
[1 interested write Rev. S. C. Morris,
President, Horry, S. C.?adv It
STRAYED?One pale red yearling
...1 1-1 - J? . 1. *A A ? " - -
w 1111 iew wnnc spots, wnue spoi in i
face, crump'ed horns, about 18 me.1
old. Notify J. J. Jones, Route 3,
Conway, ; '0. -12,251 2t pd.
A. L. Lewis was here from Galivants
Kerry on lui.d '.ess one day last
week.
A. J. Dew of Conway, R. K. D. No.
2, had a fa mily reunion \vhon his sons
returned homo to spend the holidays,
vith him. His sons who came to see
him during the holidays are a - foi-,
lows: U T. Dew of Petersburg, Viv
giniu, J. C. Dew, J. R. Dew and A. D. :
Dew, all of Rooky Mount, North Car- j
olina. Mis. J. R. Dew and Mrs. A ;
D. Dew ah o visited with their husbands.
Dun \V. Uurdwujk was in Conway
last wc( k attending to legal business
LOST?between Little River and
Ccnw-.y, December 28th, leather
| suit case. Return to J. E. Vcrecn,
Little River, and receive reward.?
Adv. 1 1120 3 pi.
Miss Lucy Spivoy left Conway
Monday for DcsMoins, Iowa, where
1 -he will attend n meeting of the
Students Volunteer Conference. Miss
Lucy is a graduate of Coker College
and is now taking a post graduate
course and tca hing in the college.
She was elected by both the students
aritt. faculty to represent Coker College
at the Conference at DesMoins.
Sh^ is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
John C. Spivey.
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Upon These
| Argumen
YOU, the buyers, are the real builders a
the final Okay upon the use of certaii
struction when you buy a wagon c<
refuse to buy a wagon that docs not. We w;
the Thornhill Wagon is built. Upon a pla
] s*e are willing to ttu our case. We belicvi
would be your way H you should build a wag<
Full Ckide ! '^n
Malleable rmnt Kbun Plato
iBblenCant
UafbTurnlnc
In turning and backing up, with the ordinary
circle iron, which is only a half circle,
bolsters run off the end of the track and
tang. It is difficult to make short turns and
back up. The Thornlull full circle iron
gives a continuous track on which the bol:
iters can turn.
j The gears of Thornhill wagons stay in line for
life. Instead of the usual front hound plate,
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a iiuuiiu vM.tic oi niaucaoic non is useu. n is
,a metal jacket braced at eight points that
k?ps gearu from ever getting out of line.
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WBEm&SBm
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We carry a complete
a low price, also crc
hardware, a complel
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Dry Vjioods and INol]
see what you want, <
COX-LUNDY I
"THE GULLY
CONWAY
Just received a car load red cedar
shingles. Conway 5 & 10c Store.? hi.
adv 111 10 2t Cc
***** Dr.
anil Mrs. G. I. Lewis, and children
spent several days with friends
and relatives near Loris last week. M
? fr
Mrs. N. M. Jones will visit rclu- re
lives in Benncttsville, S. C.
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P. A. Prince, of New Bern, N. C..! pc
spent some time last week at his old J C(
home at Loris, S. C. j
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Fur, Fur. ! want it. L. W. Coop-I
or.?Adv 1]1|20 ,'lt.
ts We Rest (
>f wagons. You put For spoke3 and axles tc
t materials and con- used For hubs and f<
intaining them?and Tins wood grows upon t
int to show you how the climate severe. It 1
in statement of facts the strength of oak and 1
e the Thornhill way Outdoors under shelter
)n. sap dties in it, giving it
Trussed Bolsters and
Jft Reacn Plate of
^P Malleable Iron ^
Note the
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Brake Lever ^
On the front bolsters of ThornhiH wagons
are heavy iron plates running along top and
bottom?connected by rivets that run clear
through the bolster. Strength and lightness
are combined. Rear gears are strongly
ironed. There are braces on both top and
bottom that extend the full length of the
hounds.
Solid trust bars extend the full length of the
axles giving them double strength.
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U. IHUMPSUN, UUNWAY,
PAcn rm j
I i I II Mil
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! line of Drugs at
>ckery ware and
te line of Shoes,
ions. If you don't
^.all for it.
COMPANY
STORE"'
s. c.
J. Simpson Beverly has resigned
position with the A. T. Colling
mpany, and it is understood, in
ids to go in business for himself,
tfti
Mrs. Flora Clarke, and daughter,
iss Bessie, who have been visiting
ion Is and relatives in the city, havo
turned to their home at Florence.
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Cbas. 1.. Glasgow has accepted a
>sition in the offices of Buck Motor
>mpany. v
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OR SALF-?Two large mules. Apply
to G. B. Gillespie, Conway, S?
C.?adv 12j25|19 lino. pd.
)ur Case
mgh second growth highland hickory is
dlocs the sturdy white oak is preferred,
he mountain side. The crrmmA fcor.l?
las to fifht for life. It has nearly twice
lickory that grows under softer conditions,
it remains tor three to five years. The
n strength that's kin to steel.
Long Wear Beds
II you examine the beds of Thomhill
Wagons closely you will see at once the
superiority of the construction. The
bottoms are re-inforced over front and
rear bolsters.
Come in and examine this wacrnn fr??
yourself. We will take pleasure and
pride in showing you a Thornhill?Th \
wagon made of tough highland oak and
hickory?with features all others lack.
v f6to.nl
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