I at 1 to 2 point gains.
fill“ it isn't
. Late New York Stock Exchange
,m Sentinel, over the private
Melon Brokers, and dealers.
fill Street, South Norwnlk, local correspondents
sewofth'e Fanicial w‘"6i¥1‘ .
Stock Quotations
.~-.. »»
quotations, reported for the
wires of Maples & Goldsehmidt,
unlisted securities, 85 Washing-
cf 3. L. Horton 8
43 Broad Street.
in
, I'll. members of the New York Stock Exchange,
. How York.
H. 1.. 1:30 FL L. 1:30
Allied Chemical 68 67% 68 {Ks-nu. Copper 311,4 307.5 31
Allis Chalmers 49% 48% 48% 1 Keystone Tire 19 171': 18“,;
Am. Can 49% 49% 49% 1Lack Steel 501.]. 547,19 5053
M- ICe 107 107 '107 flit-Moan Pete. 134% 13235 1341.3.
Am. Loco. 1141.5 112 114 :Miami Copper 29% 2914:; 291‘;
Am. Ship 8: Corn. 151,; 15 151,5 Middle Stale-s 14%» 14‘; 14%
Am. Smeltcrs 591/4 58% 58% Mo. Pac. 24% 1‘4 ‘w 24“;
Am. Sugar 751,4 721,], 749,; N. Y. Air Brake 74 74 7
Am. Sum. Toh 32% 3213' 32% N. Y. Central 883;. S7"! 87%
Am. Tel. 8:. Tel. 120% 1201.5 1203,; .N. Y.. .\'. H. & H. 211.1 20'; 21 ll
Ann. 'I‘ob. 1407,; 1401;; 140% lNor. Pac. 761.4 76 76%
Am. Woolen 901,; 881,4 90 anc. (ill. 53 573;. 57%
innuendo 53% 53 53 IPan Amer. Pete. 64% 63% 64%
Alchison Its-1!. 931; 9315 ; Penn. 1:. it. ,~ 42%.; 421. 4:31;.
Baldwin Loco. 1175;; 116% 117 ‘l’eo. Gas 85 Si 1'; 85
Halt. «81: Ohio 46-}; 45% 4514 : Pullman Co. 125 I24 124%
,Tleth Steel 793/, 7914 lag; in; Stud Spr. 1003,; 10mg 1001.5
Cal. Pete. 56% 55% 561,5 Ray. Consol. 143;, 15% 15":
an. Pac. 141% 140% 140% [tending 76 77% 78
’ eon. Leather 40% 39% 39% ‘ Rem. Type 361/, 347; 361,4
Chandler Mot. 78 77% 775-5, ‘lcp Steel SR 57% 55
Chen." & Ohio 6.31,; as 65 g Royal Dutch 64% 63% 641/.
cm R. I. 461; 45% 46 iSenrs Roebuck 735; 743’. 751.1
Giforn Products 104% 103 104% lSo. {:‘llvific 90 593;. 891,13
Crucible Stet-l 661.4. 65 65% Sinclair (til 267;; "57: 265‘s
(‘uba Cane 163i 15% 16% So. Railway 237$. 23% £35..
X‘EDdICOlt Johnson 54% 83% 8414 S (1 .\' .l 1771'; 17512 177‘s
I-‘nmous Playtrs 523/. st 82:4 snxJ Fr. 1143:, 1141. 114-1;
Fisk Rubber 17'," 16% 1714 Ft. l‘dlll (4 241'; ‘14“; 2411;
(Zen. Asphalt 66 65%- 66 Slum-baker 12:! 11931 121" ‘5
(Gen. Electric, 163 1627:, 163 'FPVas (‘0. 46 453. 56
file-n. Motors 13 12% 12% Tobacco Prod. 6474; 64 647,11;
Goodrich 41 39% 4mg l‘n. liet. Stow-s. 49-1. 40!, “1;.
art. North. Fr. 74:; 7414 741;. i‘. 5:. Emily 6:11; 64 '1 6475
Sn. North. (lw- 45 43% 433%; l'. S. llllhlm‘r 633k 5333 647.5:
inspiration C. “-15 41-}; 41% i‘. S. Steel 99’; 95% 98%
Jim. Mar. Mar. Pr. cm; 79 so I'. s. sml Fr. 1171. 1171‘. 11735.
km. vakcl 171; 17 171.5 l'mn (‘opplr 67 as 66
3‘11an City F0. 2"”; 27 27 \‘amzldillm Steel “3;. 43”; H
ant. Paper 49-7-4 48% 491;. \Vcst. Bloc. 03-1. 6331 6234
so My Sprint: M-iz 471; 451;. Win". Motors: 445;. 437;. 4411
(‘1 DAL STRIKE INTEIII‘ZSTS
mflAY IN WALL ST “11'“ EXPANSION IS STEEL
I
('urrellt lint» t'aln Iic Maintained for
_..___..__._ Tun .\Inntll~ on Fuel IIINQIWU—
WALL S'l'lil‘lli'l‘. 10:30 a. m.——()ils
were the features at the
NIPOIKU st
"W‘ninfi’ 01' “"13. '8 g'm‘k Mill‘kt‘t in r“- ; 1m: to IHL’i-lllilhll llvltls. til» (‘U.ll strike
fiDOi'ISQ‘ to further nthallccs in prices of
.llt-tlned Products.
two [lllll‘iIB-I lilltl l’ul-ilic.
Stllmlnrd (ill ul’ i‘ulllornin.
3...:er l'rzlr-tions. th-IH.
and cnmwrs \w-rv- lwttcr. Crucible.
.Americull (lair :Ill‘l llllttc and Superior
nurnrlng (mu point gains.
«and N. Y. Air lirnkc were higher on
Houston and
gained
rhnrt f‘f)\0‘l‘lnL'. Allifd'li‘flll (‘ar increns— I Hill ear-,- .1. laying l-c»;.-uin;-»tic_lll m' an 3.1.
points within the l dilimull
first: half hour. but tho- mnrkct became ; color-men“ in tht' fm’l SHUHNOD.
I‘I’lghtly irregular on heavy selling of;
ran-American Pfi'U‘OI-lortlers for lighting the shill stack in
New high records were made . its Uhio \Vorks group and him likewise
by Liberty Second. Third and Fourth'
«Fri its gain to 31‘.
‘IMexlcan and
turns.
4!; per cent. bonds
WALL STREET. Noon.——-0utsidc of
the foreign oils. notably l’un Ameri-
can. which was undvr persistent pres-
sure, the market broadened and
strengthened during the Iorcnoon.
.lmungs in the first two hours approx-
imated 775,000 shares. Sentiment was
«encouraged by further relaxation or
money rates. cull loans casing from
4% to 4 per cent. in the second hour.
In addition to American Car. other
mments, especially Baldwin,
Ami-icon Locomotive. and Lima. Lo-
mtives. Pullman and N. Y. Air
Me, were features at 1 to 3 point
“no. Electric Storage Buttery rose
4% points and Motor Specialties. in-
«hiding Rubbers. were appreciably
fisher. Independent steels were re-
muted by Crucible. Colorado Fuel.
'Zflepublic, Vanadium and Nova. Scotia
Woolworth tea-
tnned the chain store issues. rising 2
-' points on declaration of an extra two
m!- cent. dividend.
WAIIIJ STREET,
me was taken of the buoyancy of
the general market to unload large
amounts of Studebaker. U. 8. Steel.
'Ming. Baltimore and Ohio and Le—
M~Valley,.all of which dipped under
”day's final figures. Meanwhile
u Inquiry broadened for other shares
fill numerous specialties showing ad-
vances of 2 to 4 points. American
‘rlting Paper Pfd.. Nova. Scotia. Steel.
L Deanna. Power. Fisher Body. Cosden
Cl]. American Tobacco. American Ra.-
fltor.>Americ-nn Sugar. ll. 8. Rubber.
Wm: Pfdrand British Empire Steel
ascend Pfd. at advances of 2 to 4
’90an indicated the breadth of the
demand.
"‘ 'DCOMUI‘IVI“. ORDERS PLACED
Fe- York Central Orders 75 and Blo—
bile _& Ohio ink—Chicago &
North \Vt-stem ln Munoz.
New York Central has placed orders
hr 75 locomotives of which Lima
“emotive Works will build 40 and
Janet-loan Locomotive 35. American
locomotive has taken an order for 30
«(Ines {or Mobile &. Ohio.
1 mango & North Western whichv
uncently sent out inquiries for 3.750!
. and 50 locomotives will ask for
w bids on these. ‘
* ,Bids 0!; 2.250 box and flat cars for
“capes. e & Ohio will be opened,
1“!“ 17. and the same road is inquir-
wssouri. Kansas & Texas is inquir-
for 2.000 freight cars.
‘. EXPORT on. PRICE CHARGES.
Standard Oil Co. (N. J.) quotes new
on kerosene for export. in bulk.
7' ‘Ecentl a. gallon. oft 159 cents from
“cents I. gallon at
0% cents; Navy
a. gallon, up 3‘ cent and motor
inc, in bulk. 20 cents a. gallon; u
lhrnrlllnll (A) rose the son»! industry.
'stnl‘tlni: its i’mxst-llltl‘
i‘i’llllei'lltS} llzls Lilllk- d .\'o. ;' Must I'lll‘llilsl s in its
Studebaker! l‘lll n.i('t- ElI
1:30 p. m.-—Ad-;
' « southe‘rn'tRalWay’ Byltem,‘ of ,
i sin-ct .‘Iill “(wrath-l“ High.
Y1 ll 'Ntlfi'l‘i‘HVN. April 1:. Extend-
lzus I‘lVVl'lili‘ll lll‘tlJO'V'h‘l I'\p.’lll.'~'l(lll in
(flying to llrluy ill
do lliirllllt'lll, us
Ht‘llmllllt-d ilt‘plllllil' Il‘illi .x- Stet-l Cu.
Hum-gum Klillip. Flmrnl‘. Still Hoop
is also im'vllrlu up rosumpilull m Mary
Lowr-thlllr. prrpnro-d for
lighting. llotll Sim-l (\- Tuiu- illl ll llrier
dc-
Must furnace awaiting
('l’il‘lit‘g‘lw Steel has countermandcd
cancelled resumption for its l-‘urrell
works. Elnen open-hearth furnzlceS.
blooming and bar mill complements
vxr-ro- inking pl't-purc vi for opt-ration. .\'0.
3 Must l‘urnnce at the Farrell plant.
which was blown in April 1 to supply
but metal for the open hm-zlrth fur—
naces has also been banked.
Mill managers say they will he illllt'
to maintain schedules at lln- currcni
rate {or two months on fuel reserves
which have been established. and ex—
press belief that after the first flurry
is our work will resume in a. number
oi~ nomunion mines now idle.
High rate of steel making continues
with 56 of 66 Open hearth furnaces in
the Mohonillg Valley melting. Sheet
mills are operating at 80%. Sheet &
Tube has all of its 15 units active.
ill-ier Hill 18 of 28. Republic eight of
is and Sharon Steel Hoop nine. its
clliirc group at Hazelton.
Trumbull Steel is maintaining pro-
duction in all departments at normal.
operating 44 sheet andtln plate mills.
March production of this interest ex—
ceeded all previous monthly records
when it turned out over 36,000 tons
of finished material. 3.000 tons in ex-
.cess of any other month. 'l‘hc company
expccts to add its new 14-inch strip
mill to its opt-ruling units ill May.
"We have enough orders to insure
operations at normal." says an execu-
tive. "but We are not wking'business
too far ahead at present levels. In
fact. \vn could get more tonnage at
any time."
NASH moron SALES LARGER
Increase of 50% ill First Quarter—
President Nash Reports Busi-
ness Improving. ,
Nash Motors has not been slow in
feeling the revival of business in the
automobile industry. sales for the first
quarter showing a gain in number of
cars of more than 50%. Shipments
for that period were not. far front
7.000 machines compared with rising
4.000 from January to March 1921 in-
clusive.
In this showing the four-cylinder
car. which is only about a year oid. is
playing a conspicious part. The four:
cylinder plant. for instance. ran dur-
ing March to its fullest capacity'and
carried over into April approximately
500 unfilled orders. For April twice
as many orders as can be produced
lure in hand. so that the carry-over
into May will be over 1,000.
President C. W. Nash has travelled
extensively througfi'tout the country
during the first three’mont‘ns of this
year. and finds conditions mending.
He says: "I have covered . the East
pretty well. and have just returned
from an extended' trip through the
northwest,‘west and Southwest. and
business’ conditions certainly are im-
proving materially, all the way (long
the line. I think the improvement.
however. in the east is far more than
i
i it is in the agricultural sections of the
west. - ,
. During the month or February. 13».-
733 passengerttrayins were operated on
which
..
Will STREET NEWS
Piggiy Wiggly stores. Inc.. declared
the regular quarterly dividend of $1
on the Class A stock payable June 1
to stock of record May 20. Net earn-
ings during March were $104,000 after
all charges and depreciation making
a total for the quarter ended March
31, of $263,000.
Time limit within which Armour 8:
Co. must dispom of their railway ter-
minal properties under the govern-
ment's consent decree has been ex-
tellderl'by the District of Columbia
Supreme Court until March 3. 1923.
A special meeting of stock holders
of Exchange Buffet Corporation pro-
posals were ratified to increase author-
ized. capital from 62.500 shares to
250.000 shares without nominal or
par value. and the stated capital with
which corporation may do business
from 3312.500 to 812501.00 and to
authorize directors to distribute as a
stock dividend 187.500 shares of new
stock.
American Surety Razor Corporation
in first quarter of 1922 showed net
profits of 3332.538. which before taxes
would be at the rate of $1.66 a year
on the 800.000 shares of stock out—
standing. In 1921. net for full year
was $155,000
Government of Finland will proba-
bly enter this market shortly for n loss
of between “0.000.000 and $20.00".-
000. Bonds will probably bear on SCI
coupon. .
At the annual meeting of stockhold-
ers of Mexican Petroleum Co. directors
were re-elcctcd.
At the annual meeting of Federal
Mining & smelting Co. directors were
lc-elccted.
Mexican Seaboard nil CO. has start-
('tI its “’6'” Tnteco N0. 22 Which’ in a
diamond drill operation to test out
nrtu or Hacienda Toteco. on which the
company has vase. further inland from .
present producing area in 'l‘otcco. “Test
xvi-l1 is .lboul scven kilometers, about.
miles. from Toteco
:‘0111'
well.
lt‘rnnklin ll. Madden has retired
from the firm or Thomas M. McKee K-
Co. The firm of Salisbury. “‘orth &
Sloan. dissolved cfi‘cctive April 30.
10:2,. .
t‘llhnll raw sugar market about 1i
cunts higher Tuesday for May ship-
ment on sales of about 29.000 lungs to
liars at 2‘1; cl-nts cost and feright
Previously operators.
....- -- ._...__. ~---...__--_
(nit-l”;
ler this position
lmllirllt tint-H“ bug's for May shipment Y
n! 3 7-10 cunts cost nil-l freight which ,
was all alllvuncc Of 146 cents from
John M. Hancock. vice president oi”
.le \vcl 'l‘rzi (‘0. has l-w-ll elected to suc— '
cm-d Raymond if. lillrhnm. . who
withdrawing as president. At llnllunli
mi cling. h‘l‘illlk R. P. Rose and linrnld ]
l“. Lindlcy were elected directors Mrg
Durham will ro-l‘llnin on the- board.
At close of 1921 Standard Oil (‘0.
(New Jersey) hm! 9.300 common and
“1'43 preferred stockholders. Allow-
p(l.~'sllll(‘ duplication between
Mum“ were owners of both
This
1
l
Monday. l
l
i
ing for
‘BJHIH and
classes of stock beginning 1922.
does not include cmployes who sub-E
scribed under stock acquisition plum;
numbering 10.459 curly in Starch.
There were 6.“7§ holders of the com—
mon in 1911 um] 3.832 in 1901.
,_________—————-—--—
“'OOI. VORTH CO.“ I‘ASY EXTRA
DIVIDEN I).
.\‘R\V YORK. April 12.«—-«Dircctors
of the \Voolworth &. Company declar-
ed an extra dividend of $2 a share on r
common stock. in addition to the re-
gular quarterly dividend of $2 a share.
Both dividends are payable June 1 to
stockholders of record. May I. C. Win-
slow was elected superintendent of
buying. to replace the late A. Barton
Hepburn.
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NOB\\'ALK CASES COMING UP.
Number 01’ Actions on the Superior
Court Short Calenda- List.-
Severai Norwalk cases are slated for
Thursday. April 13. on the Superior
Court short calendar list. The cases
follow:—
Cnrmale De Motto. (Estate of Ni-
chele DcMatto) vs. Norwalk Iron
Works. Appeal from Compensation
Commissioner.
Paul C. Chapman vs Kate Barbour
Chapman. Petition for revocation or
order for‘reterence to committee.
Mary R. Purdy vs.‘ Katherine J.
Mott. Judgment of foreclosure.
Frank A. Healy vs. Chen & Mampe.
Disclosure of defense or judynent.
Carlton E- l'nderwood. Admr. (Est.
of Alvah L. I,'nderwood) vs. The Con-
necticut company. Motion for order
placing case on jury docket. - .
Mary M. O'Hara. vs. William
O'Hara. Plaintiff's motion for order
or permission to take depositions. -
: Stephen B. Wakeman v3.21. 1“. Tau:—
sig. Defendant's Motion to erase from
jury docket for or order equitable is-
sues be first tried to the court;-
Cornella Cole McLoughlin et. al.
Administrators. (Est. of James G.
Mclaug‘niin) vs. William G. Shaw. Tr.
et ails. Demurrer. . . ,
v Rose C. Winton vs. David T. Winton.
Statutory continuance and order of
notice. ~
Edith G. Haase vs. 'Wlliiam R.
House. (Uncontested Divorce.)
___.___________
PLANT CASE IS mm
m SUPREME COURT
HARTFORD. April..12.——Tax Com-
missioner Carlos 8. Holcomb. on be-
half of the stnte. yesterday took an
appeal to the” Supreme court of the
state from the decision of ,Judge
Allyn L. Brown. in. the award-o!
compensation to the executors’ oi! the
will of the late Morton F. Plant. of
New “London and New York. an es-
‘tate valued at $20,000,000.
' The. claims or .the six executors
matedwmoomoo. loose Brown
cut the total down to $435,000. ’13}
i .
producing .
. CENTRAL SHOE REPAIRING CO.
39 Washington Street
Prompt Service, Work Guaranteed, Prices Reasonable
Open from 6:30 a. m. to 8 p. rim—Phone 996 ,
Mathf so.
12;; ”Health Is Happiness
From the time n girl reaches the
mt twelve until is es-
hed. she needs alltheeere a
thoughtful mother an give.
The condition that the girl is then
E95138 thmghissocritical, and may
ave such for-reaching effects 11 n
herfuture happmess‘ and health. at
it is almost criminal for a mother or
guardian to withhold counsel or ad-
che.
Many a woman has sufi‘ered years
of prolonged pun' and misery through
havmg been the victim of thought-
lessness or ignorance on the of
those who should have gui ed her
through the dangers and difficulties
that beset this period.
Mothers should teach their ‘rls
~ what danger comes from stun ' g
ground with cold or wet feet, from
hinng heavy articles. and from over-
worklng. Do not let them Over-smdy.
If they complain of headache, pains
in the back and lower limbs, they
need amother's thoughtful care and
sympathy.
AHousehold Word in Mother’s House
writes Mrs. Lynd, about Lydia E.
Pinkham‘e Vegetable Compound.
_“My mother gave me Lydia E.
Pmkham’s Vegetable Compound
when I was 14 years old for troubles
girls often have and for loss of
weight. Then after I married I took
the V table Compound before
each chi d was born and always when
I felt the least rundown. Both my
L din E. Pinkham's Private Text-Book upon “Ailments
Peon lnr to Women” will be sent you free upon request.
to the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine 00., Lynn, Massachusetts.
This book contains valuable information.
watch your Daughters’ Health '
'Knmnnm LYND,
sister and sister-in—lsw take it and
huVe only the highest roiseforitrlt
has been a househol
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Gladys Ave
—- Mrs.
"
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A Little Book Helped Her to Decide
Milwaukee, Wis.—- “My daughter
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aughters. You may use this letter
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RAMIREZ, 1116 9th Ave., Tampa,
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Write
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is.
A RED CEDAR CHEST
insures the safety of your winter clothing. including tors and
l‘lanuels. and at the same time proves to he one of the most orna-
mental bits of furniture in the entire home. FIVE SIZES IN STOCK.
HOPE CHESTS, ATTRACTIVELY COVERED WITH‘ MATTING
WE SELL RED STAR VAPOR OIL STOVES
Raymond . 65’ Son
WALL um HIGH ngg‘gT-B DIREOTOR'
..........._........_....,.._.....¢ ad...“ a—a—i—ugw .-
7 New Home
10 South Main Street
WILL BE OPEN FOR BUSINESS
TOMORROW
4 To a’cquaint the Public With our new 514,}...
our men s andhoys, suits at exceptionally 10“. wilt... \‘ijlf
quote a few prices below. 1’ ‘ - . in!
Vi“? \VZ," l“:
, "Men’s and Young Men’s Strictly A11 “fi'
Suits
, In all the latest styles and shadps which Mr I. ~. ’
sell at $25 * -i , “m”. 2‘:
ForTh‘isWeck new
Men’s$308uits,Now <19?)
Men’s $35 Ema $40 Suits, Now . . . . . . . . 32430 1
Boys’ Novelty Suits in Serges, Oliver Twists. ' '3
$7.48
and Tweeds
Made to sell at $8.50
Now
Boys’ Suits with Two Pairs of Pants
None better; were $1.3
Now
Come and get your Easter suit and save
- ‘ ' money
GOTTLIEB’S‘
‘ The Store of Real Values
10 South Main Street
South Norwaik
.. .WW - .W.
- HOBWLLI
\.-.-..—-....-.....--..
Now That Spring
Is Here!
Drop in, when you’re passing by and we’ll at-
tend to your needs.
When we say “here’s your hat”——It meansthat
your hat is ready for you, when you are ready.
But a “hat in the hand is worth two in the rush”
—so, why not get your’s this week.
Shirts and Neckwear ready too!
. Costello Men’s- Shop
21 North Main St.
PALACE BOOTERY
runes THEATRE BUILDING
EASTER FOOTWEAR
Now on Display for Men and Women
Easter is New Shoe Time. We are featullug hr} Law;
in footwear moderately priced.
Pat. Pump Grey Suede Back, Junior Heel .................. . $6.95
Pat Pump Grey Suede Back, Low Heel ..................... $5.95
Hosiery—All Colors
State" Tax department claims-Julia?!
grown should have made a" greater
reduction. Tnepexecntors were: . '
. _ rs. use Sadnell Harvard. widow
cam mt 2hmpru, _ *‘
or how
. ‘7
Quality, Style, Durability.
French Kid. Motto, over-seam, two-tone embroidered :.
rbachinblwck,white,hrownandton................. $3.00 '
Two-clasp mm sen embroidered backs townie. ‘;
grey,hrown,tan ‘. $2.50.. ..
Two-clasp Lambskin in ton and brown .'.......: $2.00 'I
Twelve Button length trench kid in white, Mom and
n
In the ‘won known Gentemeri Gloves we.guere.ntee~
Kid ,
Gloves ,
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Poultry Wire Netting
All Size: in Stock—Our Prices Are Right
Rosenfield Brothers 4
Madurai-e and Housefurnishingo
125 Washiniton Street, Phone 340, Free Delivery
2 Quart
Alummum Pudding Pan
For a Limited Time, This Offer Good from}
Armsrd'ro APRIL 15th ONLY. .423
[ResularPriceguu $110
‘_* Sale Price 490
/
Prompt
Delivery
/
Illebe’s
millennium-'0-
5 FOR BATHROOMS
7 W V I I » tub soap dishes ,,
Glass shelves, bathtub seats. tumbler 110:2??? towel was, to“?
toilet paper, paper towe ,
nge baskets. glues rods,rnickle 31*?“ ”“1
paper . _ 7 All-11“].
i . > ‘ a V
”‘3" "l , a ‘Imdem etc. at popular prices-
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