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cloth.
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22 Spar. 1
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27 I'nique.
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31 Place of
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32 Deputy.
37 Self.
30 Female sheep.
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to
SEE SOLUTION ON EDITORIAL PAGE A
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THE VALLEY’S MOST POPULAR
FAMILY NEWSPAPER
At your fireside before six o’clock every evening
and on your doorstep before breakfast every Sunda”
morning.

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