PAGE TEN
in SUGGESliIiI
Hill 600i) Cililiiiliii
Luncheon Cake.
fine and one half pounds dour,
.three teaspoons baking powder, one
hnli pound buster. one. egg. rind of
one lemon. moistened with milk; due
pound currents, three quaners pound
‘ sugar. 3 pinch of salt.
. will contribute . time.
U Doll"
Pickled Danton;
(lite, half pint white vinegar. one
half pint water. seven pounds dam-
sous, slit pounds sugar, one half ounce .
‘clows.
Boil vinegar, sugar. water and
cloves to a sirup. Then. while hot,
pour over (tampons and allow to stand
24 hours. ones which put all together
inio pan and bring to the boil gently.
When cold, bottle.
Potato Hotcakes.
A (irrmsn dish. Take seven min
sized potatoes. peel and grate them
raw, also peel and grate two fair oiled
onions with potatoes, then add threo_
tablespoons of flour. two eggs and
Salt to 118”,le all well. and hate
in a. griddle pen. a. spoonful at a ring.
mist as you would botcakes. Pan
spould be well greased. and cakes
[fled to a nice brown.
l
’,
l Bolton Chips.
'\ After paring the potatoes, strait
them one hour in cold water; lllt‘ll t-ut
11pm into thin slices, lengthwnys or
fine potato; alter this do not wot them
again. Have a kettle of moderately
Iiot fat. ready; put the chips in ll has
let, dip them in the int, lt‘lll’l‘ a
moment. lift out, dip in again, lift out
Egaln. and then put in and fry until
they turn it golden brown; then lift
out, put them In :1 colander, sprinkle
on still. set in tho Il\'t‘i’l :1 minute.
and serve.
MAYORS HONORARY CHAIRMLN
OF LOCAL COMMITTEES FOR
BIG HUMANITARIAN WORK.
The mayor of every city in 9
country in which a motion [Ilt'llll‘l;
1hr: tr» is located Wlll be invited to
sure an honorary duet-m: on the
Bond of the Motion Picture Carn-
1|ng tn for the Minds Fund of Amcri
on and honorary chairman of commit-1
tee in his own city or town.
Mayor Mlmhol, oi New York city
use the first to want dild Mayors
Thompson, of Chicago; iiolph of Sun
Francisco. and Sebastian. of Los An~
price. responded to the call of tlm
reuse with-equal pleat-tire and
rity.
The allied motion picture interests
of the country have formally end un-
animously decided to contribute $500.-
(mt't toward the million dollar cam-
paign for the endowment of the Act-
ors‘ Fund, the amount which Daniel
Frohman, president of the great char-
itable organization. estimates will for-
ever remove it from the necessity of
rubllc appeal for aid. Samuel Gold-
fish has been selected as chairman of
the motion picture movement and he
is arranging a campaign of stupend~
out»; national scope.
The active cooperation of every
theatre devoted to the display of pie-
titres in the United States will be
I , enlisted. and every member of the
t
tlrls‘
nincl
Cherry Ice.
Scald one quart 01' ripe blitck htal‘i
cherries and squeeze out the juice.
measure it and allow equal amounts
of sugar and water. lioil the sugar
and water five minutes, skim and
moi; add the cherry juice and the
juice of one lemon. Freeze hard or
Serve iii sherblu cups
u 't.:t it candied cherry on top.
wit a s drsirrd.
Not Cream Pie.
ill it double li(|llt'l‘ cook a cupful of
mill. with it t'lillllll'tll sugar. Add the
yolks of three eggs and R tablespoon-
‘ul of dour, then the juice of a lemon
rd hall a ctipful of pecan nut meals,
chopped. Bake a single crust
pour in the nut filling; cover the- top
shit 8 meringue made of the whites
of the (333. Brown and serve cold.
all“
Raspberry Cream.
Take one quart of cream; let it
boil up. put it of! the fire. strain the
juice of raspberries into it. let it be
almost cold when you mix it. and
afterwards stir it one way for a quar-
ter of an hour. Sweeten to taste.
*—
Potato Puff.
'l‘o two cups of mashed potatoes add
two tablespoons of melted butter. and
beat until light; then mix in it two
eggs, well beuen, a cup of milk, and
salt to taste. Beat together thorough-
ly. and bake in it buttered puddlnu
dish in a quick oven until nicely
browned. A line breakfast dish.
CAN’T FIND DANDRUFF
..te._v mt oi dundrutl disappears in.
lPl‘ one or two applications of Dan-
dt‘l'lllt“ rubbg‘d well into the scalp blilt
lllt‘ finger tips. (let it 25-01511! bottle
of Ditnderinv iii any (but' store and
~"aw your hair. Alter u few upplit'ur
lions you can't find a particle of dun
drut‘f or any frtlllng mm, and tbc
scalp will never Itch.
l I ‘.liiV l... to he met ' mind
.Itlriouizhout the land MN “Notional Mo
l'lflll Picture Tribute hay."
Contributions will be l't‘t‘t‘lH‘tl by
i‘omiriodorc .1. Stuart liliicitton,trozi:t
urer of the motion picture campaign.
addressed to Locust Brook
‘,iyn New York city. (‘hctks should
be made payable to the Motion Pro
lure (“impugn for thc Attors' i‘tind.
‘ in additional to the grirvrul com-
mittt‘c of which Thomas A. Edison is
honorary chairman, the campaign will
be lniimntrly directed by executive
and finance committees composed oi
Commodore J. Stuart iliucktotr,trcns
urer; Arthur H. Spiogle. J. W. llind-
(-r, J. E. llrulntour. Willium A. John-
lslon, John “"ylio, Mitchell Mun-k,
George Klelne. J. A. licrst, W. W.
ilodkinson. Marcus Loew and Adolph
Zukor.
lt is estimated that there are be-
tween 11,000.000 and 15,000,000 per-
sons daily in the United States who
derive amusement and educational
recreation front the motion picture.
The appeal for a minute portion of
the public expenditures on one day
already has been heartily endorsed in
many scetlons of the country. The
scheme of cnirtpaign has been careful-
lv laid and every movement care-
fully .tudied.
Huttltlt ll‘
uvcntw,
l
l
JINGLES FOR GROWN UPS.
great industry of high or low degree _ ' ‘ l
service and
Some Recent Enolish Rhymes Not
Meant for Children.
hands. The campaign will culminate . .
lime Starvation .
’ Causes Tuberculosis
i“ a‘ "he lento-i Record (New York)
of need-bel- '18. .1800. contain- an
, hmele on “The Trent-sent .1 Pul-
OI II.
“Item
Assumptio- 'I‘Iu Dietetic Gnu
Dine-u II
lied“ no not In
road. In mam-
ting-sees 08
n- Andtookborpotswuy.
a ,_..
”’.F‘E’P". iimuiuuorsnns mu.
m - Wigwam-detonate”
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tin-lay}?! ‘
There is s breezy bit of nonsense'
which children in the nursery stagol
might enjoy reading. (but which it
might not be well for them to readtl
in a recent volume published in him ’
don called ”Morals for the Youth," by
."Marcus." That it teaches anything
but morals, the following stanzas will
' prove:
l A hasty temper never show.
Nor strike ye, little friend. a. blow.
hr better" wait 'till you are cool:~
And than hell kill the little fool.
I
Mnryhuducmoodilo
'_'l'bptutonclilldudu;
But um: mule mm-
‘shook his head. saying:
i too stout."
“alumni-Luann.»
’SUGGESIIONS lBiilJl
Till Alli ill DRESSING
For Afternoon Wear.
Sdfiltelel wide, rich-tenured moire
ribbon are worn with lingerie frocks
in lllt‘ allt‘iitottii Such a sash is not
“I‘ll in a iron at the bath, but a more
formal t-i’l‘m-t t- ovitniited by pusuxg it
loo; Mill) oi lint rilmoii, plaitri
‘lt.'l.tl tit. truttr, li‘lli'lll\\lb€. undo.
thv crtt-irtul :ti‘dlewulso of ribbon.
tl‘t‘ flitl (ll llli‘ stilt I‘ttllr‘ (Wt‘l' ilte tip
of Illr‘ and button v».
trmr utbt-i' end. and both
:tltno-t to tilt» lilti't‘.
p1 t‘tlyt: rill‘ttllt‘
.tt'll} iltt‘
with :iitl ilti it.tt'lt
Clothes for the Kitchen.
Marty .ttlt-pl iii Helm-ting
stl‘t-t‘t, attornoon or evening. clothes,
lull short in the thriller of choosing
suitable garments for near the
kiitlit‘ll. l'ttius.\ luundry uoi'k or
scrubbing is to in: done. tltt-rv
working clothes
not be as pretty
says the Ottawa Citizen. This does
not titean as expensiw. but prettier
materials can be bought for the some
money. if wotiren will search the
wash goods counters they will find 1|
bewildering array of pretty prints.
glut-hams, linens. crepes. batistcs and
hunts, :tll low it: price and many suit
able for house wcltt'.
.\ pole pink, blue or lavender dress
is much more to be desired lllllntall
ugly (lurk one. 'l‘rlru'niod with bits oi
llllitlt‘l‘ll’lt'lll‘lt‘t‘tl littll‘, it can be made
to look for removed front tho.- wrapper
or dress of course material
turd fashion. Tllt‘ some with aprons.
Why homely lllillt‘l’lllls, when there
M) runny light checks and figured
.-i.t'ir.~ 'llll (‘iill be made into bunga-
low aprons or Jaunty breakfast or
tillt‘rnooti KUWIIB.
\\'oinrn should see thiu their house
dresses tttitl ttprons tire fresh and
\\ (lilli’ll.
in
is no
should
t'lol lies.
rmtson u by
its other
ltouw
Ltt‘t‘
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«RUBEN NOSTRILSl END
A COLD OR CATARRH
How To Get Relief When Head
and Nose are Stull‘cd Up.
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“mini. fifty! Your (Wild in head or
‘turrh disappears. Your clogged rim:-
‘ila will open. the air passages of
«or bond will clear and you can
"exthc freely. No more snuiflin. hswkv
he. nauseous discharge. dryness or
thauucne; no struggling for breath at
11131:,
Eat a small bottle of Ely's Cream
932111 no‘ your druggist and apply a
little of this frarraut antiseptic cream
in your nostrils. It penetrates through
every sir passage oi the head. soothing
and healing the swollen or inflamed
mucous membrane. giving you instant
relief. Head colds and catnrrh yield
like magic. Don't ittny smiled-up and
mlserautu. Relief is. sure.
—. 4—
PATRIOTISM IN BULK.
Here is it recruiting story told by
an officer at his club the other day:i
A very fat waiter had applied for
enlistment in the army. The re-
cruiting sergeant looked at him and
“Can't be done, old son;
“Stout or not stout." came the in-
dignant reply, "every acre of my
body is at the service of my country."
Hi’ittsburg Chronicle-Telegraph.
BRANDEGEE APPOINTED.
WASHINGTON, D. 0.. Feb. 15.—
Senator F. B. Bra‘ndegee was yester-
day alternoon appointed a member or
the senate committee on interstate
commerce.
._..._._._.
ASKFORandGEl'
HORLth=s
- .rnstnummsn. .
MALTED MILK
,M ”W" '01»er ”or
you're '
o ~.
rns SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL
I-
‘1‘):\=
good to look at.
Light-colored kitchen clothing does
not soil arty more rapidly than dark
The only difi’t-rerti-e is tlutt light
clothes shun the dirt more quickly
l.igltt~colored clothes are just
easy to launder asidark.
have the added advantage of locking
prettier alter ironing. it pays
look fresh. crisp and clean even when
you must be engaged lll household
duties.
as
and they
to
Cost trot-ks are very lilllt'li in \i-;,_-,u:~
and there is little doubt Ill‘dl they \t'ill
br more in evidence as the \‘t‘lr'tlll mi-
’|‘ite model in question was of
l“|'t’ll(‘h origin and Viki“ mud-- of old
lllit‘ ‘t-lour dt' luirtr.
l‘li’ Ruiz-l iii the front “its nmtlt- \.ith
basqm effect at the sides, the lowm'
part of which formed tho mos ultic‘t
fell mcr :1 crush girdle and law‘ivitm
Itr ‘.llt‘ skirt with :I lililL'll llullttll‘ ’l‘itt‘
’tii‘t‘t' slitttmtl t'ufi't Wt'l‘r' :tlso ilr‘lillllt‘lll‘
'- iiilt‘f‘b‘.
’l‘lit-r trout it.
to “Hit it large button «I thu- llllli"lliil
i‘llll :i ion of similar bottom Ithtwtivtt
.llI L'lil‘lllt'lll iii ”If hunt The ~l.ti't
v J1 Hill and slittl'l.
FASHION HINTS.
i'nitt'y colored itt-t-ltbztnds ‘tl" in be
cm- iit tilt the no“ rllltlli“, ln- wt...-
iln lliill t‘tiltti‘lllfis.
'Ibe . triples! 01 rbm'ott etching
itmnr tum) in: audio l‘lt'll by uddlnt:
llt‘llll Pl il‘ rttidvry
liven young girimttrt- \H‘illlllt. fut
mitts nith flaring skirts and broad
bonds of skunk fur.
Hull ltiglt milk” of fur itttrslt iht
bucks of some chiffon I‘lllfilllit’h'.
Sleeveless velvet t‘uflit‘t‘s‘ worn utvt
chiffon blouses 111‘? [11091 cli‘m:tl\'n.
’l‘lw ~kiris of afternoon I'l‘tu‘kr: should
be llllll'll fuller thmt those of stilts.
Some of the new llll' nut-knivves are
likt tiuh‘, old fashioned tollitrotles.
\\ lillt mine frocks ilttlillt’ ti \Hil‘l
line. mitt-rs equiilly rflnllltlllilllly lune
none.
Some of the new silks are heavy
white t'repet-t with him ltwtsil'lpEs.
NEW THOUGHT.
Miss Milly “its rather IiilkltllVL
lli'T bosom friend t-tttllci on her and
MN inforiuttl '.\‘o mum, Miss Milly
is not in. Site bits gone to the tiuss "
'\\‘lty, wltut ohms inquired the
t lillt’l‘, in surprisv
‘\\'cll.ittttiu.y1utkrio\\ \liss Mill): is
sitting tirurrlcd soon so slit" s tithing
a course of lessons in domestic
silt- ni'ef Tlt— llits.
N Y.. .t. its. H. It R
Timetable
SOUTH NORWALK'lh'o new YORK.
A. M.»~1:30x. 5:i2x. 6:09. 6:5711.
7218:, 7:40. 8:10x. 8:21x. 8:59x, 9 2le.
9:40, 10:33X. lilzi'ilix. 11'51
I’. M.—~1:1‘Jx. 1:27x. .i:02x.
423131, 5: . it 5:45. 0:02;. 0:47.
7:451. 9:
3. 29
7:021.
Sundays.
A. M.—12:251,
10:33:. 11:61x.
i P. _lri.——1:13x, 2:441. 3:121,
5:45. 8:02x. 0:571. 7:021. 7:511.
10:40.
5 : 42x. 8: 54.
9 : ‘5‘:
.—
‘NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. 11.—4:411, 5:30. 6:39. 8:002.
:511. “:15;
P. M.:—-1203x. 1:06, 2:041. 2:57.
3227!. 3:.54 4:.23 6:131, 51.29 5:32
46:00:, 6:08, 13:10:“. 9:37.11:15x.
12:00:.
Sundays.
A l.—-8:00. 8:001, 8:.00 10:03:,
10:50!-
P. M.—-12:10. 1:03x. 3:39x.
I5:25x. 8:00x. 7:20; 8:101.
12:00:.
5:02
"."'.".—‘.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW HAVEN
A. M.:-12 23:, 1: 18:, 6 05. 7: 15l
9: 15x. 10:18x, 11:133. 11: 57!.
P. MP:120.3:‘I.16x.428 5:19, 6:.20
6.51. 7:08x. 9:25. 11.22.
Sunnsyi.
A. M.—12:23x. 1:132.
10:19. 11:12:, 11:57:.
P. M.-—.8:09:. 4:461.»
1:08; 8:381. 8125:.
7:43. 9:15x.
6333!:
SOUTH NORWALK 1’0 DANIURY.
A. l—G: l8: 8: 87. 8: 88!.
FAA—1:80. 4:38; 8. 28 7:18
m”.
A. lib-18: 81;: .
. P.‘WI. 2:20.
WV 70 com WALK.
/A. my. 8:25. 1:18. WC].
6:48.‘
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TUESDAY, FEB. 15. 1916
“,F
lMPiiililill illililiS
4:31: I
sickness to many children
(8
liLSliOiliii iiNilW flame Drew: J‘ld/(ingi
Care of Fine Rugs.
it i: u run-Woke to itavt- lttte lllja'ti
tirttllrl) itl‘illl‘ll on cleaning day.
sharp Matine- unit Slit'lt
our :1 line i:- vety injurious to
fiber, and only thitk, cheap Tut's,
li‘ttkfi.
\\'lt:it km;
vii;
Tllt‘
as the rm.
baud
llit'
\titlt Sillfiltillilill cottorruo'wn
,\\til stand the trt-utinvitt.
with llit‘ end of the stick ix t-spvt tally
iutmal in silk til‘lt'lllitl rugs or the
suit, beautiful “oven rug: \t‘lmb :ire
used as ('Ullt'll con-rs Such rug» rllU'tlltl
be well shaken and cleaned with a
Viit‘utlllt cleaner, or good var-pet
sweeper, and once ti year shou‘d be,
M‘lll to a pt'olessioitul cleaner. vtlro \till
repair illl_\' mus or frayed places in
the rug and clean it by it special pro»
t‘r‘Sd, which brightens lllt‘ colors ttitlt-
out injuring the fiber
Never wipe oil expertslw runs with
map and “airy or sprtiiitlr too
old lilbllittli‘l
\\lll(‘ll may have
flowered culprit».
ii
\\ i'l
leave-s titer tltrrtt an
cleaning-day custom,
tinprmetl lllt‘ terrihlt-,
of the \‘tt'torintt lltlltld b_\ softening
and fading tin-tr all‘t‘iltittitr‘. colors M.
which will do more harm than good in
the soft loin-s oi .t real oriental T'l'.‘ or
an Axminstt-r ot modern, .~‘lllltl‘lt'll cut-
mine. it you must \vipv oil the rugs
with NiIIIPIlIIIIL', use it cloth print: out
in lill'pt-‘llllvw. hut heuam- 01' ”MINIMUM:
on softlnted floor coYei'ittgs.
For Brittle Nails.
Brittle nulls may be easily restored
to normal condition again, by mil‘lsllg'
lug into them ewry night either \iiht."
line or warm olive oil, and by ittttlrtnt.
a cut lemon over them each time im-
mediately utter washing. 1? film one
keeps their hand in water up not dotil
(.1‘ ”(WIN tiny ltlllil ol totrwuo-l» i ‘\illlltt
advise giving the, lingers 2t parrliln
routing i‘ilt‘ll tin) below lwyitmut.
\t'trrk,
t.u‘..=
Have
This
l’ttiitt: tlw nulls is it llI‘HtIH:
and should be broken at once.
your nulls liliillit urrd entry \wv‘t
Villl lake unity the inclination to Lite
und is sure to make one so proud oi
bur nulls Illlil sltv will/riot -\.llli to
stroll them.
Turkish Linen Spreads.
The lad for Turkish lion itcd
‘sprcuds seems to bc Ruining. Tire
J‘TWHI i, made to lit the bvd \‘.l.t'l‘t‘ ii
is to ho used. 11 hits it l\‘.tlvlllt‘li heir.
Hitched h: in .lilil is t:illlil‘tlltltml"-i with
rope silk in ttrttvt‘itIlOnullfi‘tl llowei
designs ittttl v vll Imtrlnt'lt initial-t
done nt our mun-r- or" in the center.
ibcii edged -. .v. multiple or .‘i'o
(‘lli‘lt’tl lace.
.‘. Itlt‘
"morn-bum" .l any ('3 two
.. 1,. article. Sell it.
avoiding—just xiii
~~'l‘urn
——nnd SELL. tout
through St‘ltlittvl :- 1
other lut‘l't‘liittlls uni .lr‘rttzs.
WHAT CHILDREN NEED Now.
In spite of the best. care mothers
can give them this weather brings
Neureuer. Eau Claire. Wis, writes:
I “Foley's Honey and Tar cured my boy
‘of a severe attack of croup after oth-
10:03:. 10:06, 10:50x. .
er remedies had failed. It is it won-
I derful remedy for coughs, colds. croup
.srlppo coughs-
t
t
t
11: 161,2
1
and whooping cough." It stops
Sold everywhere.
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Coal
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Electrical Co.
‘ The Only Fully Equipped
lLIO‘l’lchl. “COP
In at. Town
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.Cefronr
IR!
by Piuorial Rwuw
Blouse Costume In Taffeta.
'i‘itis costume hllutl'w
.t Lorri l)lUtl>|-l
mill is 1 tin ll‘ll out in Joint: bim- tunes...
The House tltvs't's al the left shoulder
and under the lift uriri, extending be-
lots the twist-line. and forming 8 pp, .
lum \titli an inverted pleat at the sidex.
Tito under-body rinses at the t‘ertler~
front. in tin-tiluin size the blousr- re—
quires l yurds 36-int'h material. if
made separately. The entire t‘Oflluizm
calls for M; yurtls o! taffeta.
To make. the undorbody. close undir-
itrin and shoulder seams as notchul
livm the from. pleat front and bark.
pint-int; "T" on corresponding small "u'
pvt‘ft'n‘ulltrtts and tack.
Nt-Nl. fi-lellll‘l‘ lower edge of slcew.
between double “1"?" perforation
first huving cut off the lower part ...'
the sleeve to allow for the deep Cl)“
The side front, side back and slept:
tire l'lll in one piece. Close underarm
and sit-eve seams as notched. Clay...
ruff seams. leaving outside seem frw
below small “0" perforation. Gatlin-
mitt-o low1 r orig» of sleeve. sew cult to
mum tut out). 6600
(‘1‘.th DLCHONS
UNDERDODV
“Ii U" biCYIONS
lower edge of side
back and arrange on
Collier
:ttrri Fltli’
uniloi‘lmtl)’.
Fur tho Olllt‘l'
slmtuh
l'l't Iltl
from and bark, lirst
and right shoulder
scum: HS mutt-bod; lininlt left shoulder
and sub- edges for it closing. i‘otiu
inverted plmt nt Slil" scrim, bringing
"T" lil‘l"ll|l'llllttllR lliKt‘llltl' on smut
“o" lit'l‘flll‘lllltlll illlll tuvk to posititn,
i-‘urnt plutts itt l‘rotrt itiitl lliltlt :tbm»
side st-nrit. pint-inn SillLllt' "l" on rm—
l‘osllttll'lllli.’ smell "0" [tr‘l‘l'lll‘iillons and
Inuit. .\rr;tm:t- on tlllllt'l'ltUtl). Tat-k
plants lll‘llf‘ side scum to positron on
uitderliody; new on urnumvttt two-r lif‘
pleats.
'l‘i'lm Willi braid.
Slztrfl 1H. fit. ~10 will 4. llttlttr bum.
1'1’ tn ‘4'} inch-w \\'.'ti~:t l‘ri w, H t’tlllhi. ‘
('lI-tit’ l‘lillli Mile
stouss
6609
SKlRT
66i0
Joffre lllill‘ lllflt‘lll blousel Woi'ir With
it llouiiced skirt and trimmoti “till
braid.
Pit'lorial RM'lt \l' Blouse .\'o
l'l'lt‘i‘, 15 tt'lllh'. Skirt No. not“.
u-::tcr but be «you.
titi‘H'.
Sim-s
lid,
w
What Are Your Assets?
The scientific conduct of bunlnsu and personal affairs today claueo'
the methods employed very Mostly -
Avoid The liability
Of not having a checking Icocount. We Invite accounts which or.
given efficient and courteous uuntlon. \
Fairfieid County National Bank.
rH: atossr IANK lN NORWALK.
BRIDGEPORT. CONN.
DODGE BROS. MOTOR CARS
Immediate Delivery on Roadsters or Touring Cars.
REO Four and Qix Ctlindvr CARS
DIXON’S FLARE GRAPHITE LUBRICANTS.
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