THE NEWARK LEADER, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1941 NOTH E OF 53, Wool Silk All Colors $1.50 Gift For The HA'/,L- QUfiDINE Wool Suede place All Colors $2.50 up Miniature in GEORGE PFEFFER & Phone 32142 44 N. Third Street lilial’s Hie nill word?” & COFFEEMASTER IERI-THIF TUL..»27» SHAVEMASTER tf rfutbeanf WAFFLE BAKER Prices include Federal Tax HAYNES BROS. Newark Oldest Jewelers AIRESMANS 11 NORTH THIRD "tune every tiring Well mode PERCALES—prac- tical and attractive. Coverall, bib, and five panel styles with "Fruit-ofthe Loom" label. STATISTICAL ROUND-UP was new Mr. 't t I Mrs. Willard Brown, 11th street, a daugh- City hospital, Dee. 1. Mrs. Dwight H. Scott THE PRECISION WATCH Ohio Wesleyan Coach Will Speak At Athletic Banquet made the remark that she did not realize there were so many business places in Newark until she started out window shopping in the contest. It looks to us like Newark merchants could not have hit upon a better idea to start the ( fnisUnas shopping season. The electric shaver that’s WINNING AMERICA TO DRY-SHAVING. Has the exclusive Sunbeam head. Patented. Shaves close as a straight edge and faster with its screened comb and lightning-fast oscillating cutter. Model M for AC current only, $7.50. Model ”R”, AC-DC ............ $15.00 The same delicious coffee every time—automatically —without watching. C licks off by itself when coffee is done, then resets itself to keep coffee piping hot. All rich chromuim. $18.85. Stunning service set, in- cluding circular tray, sugar and creamer, $8.50. • A Grucn watch is a gift anyone is proud to give . . . proud and thrilled to receive. Today’s new styles, new beauty and new values make these latest Gruens more than ever the gift choice of dis- criminating Americans! Known For Reliability Since 1894 GEORGE E. GAUTHIER Principal speaker at the New- ark High School Athletic asso- ciation dinner honoring members of the Wildcat football squad Monday evening, Dec. 8 at 6;->0, will be George E. Gauthier, head football coach and director of athletics at Ohio Wesleyan uni- versity. Gauthier pictured above, has just completed his 21st year at the Delaware school. No other college coach in the state has re- mained at the same school for as many years. Monday’s dinner is open to the public and tickets may be secur- ed at the Newark Wallpaper store, West Main street. Some of the outstanding vic- tories of Gauthier’s football teams have been over the Uni- versity of Michigan, Syracuse, Detroit, and Michigan State. In 1922 Ohio State was held to a 5-0 score and 1925 to a 10-3 score. During the 21 years at Ohio Wesleyan Gauthier’s football records stands at 104 games won, 72 lost and 13 tied. The record for this season was five wins and four defeats. Dropped in at O. D. Hollar’s place the other day to get a pic- ture. O. D. was camera shy but his congenial bookkeeper who is i a bride-to-be, posed in front of a kitchen range. After all O. D. would be kinda out of behind a stove, I suppose. She can really make the dirt fly and nary a spot will touch her in this bright COVERALL apron. "Fruit of-the-Loom " 80 x 80 percale. IRONMASTER Heats Quicker! Stays Hotter! Irons Faster! The ONLY Double-Automatic iron! Cool, convenient Thumb-tip Regu- lator RIGHT UNDER YOUR THUMB. Marked for all fab- rics. Ready to "go” in 30 wcondi................................. $9.65 rig skin Deer skin Mayor-Elect Lockwood presented with a brand grandson Sunday night when and Mrs. George Schaub of Ma- holm street became the parents J of a 7-pound boy. Congratula- ' tions to all of them. I Let KttESGis^ Credit Bureaus To Cooperate In Zanesville Meeting The Credit Bureau, Inc. BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs. James S. Dysart, Akron, a son, James Edwin, Nov. 22, in City hospital, in that city. Mrs. Dysart was formerly Miss Marjorie Davis of 532 East Main street. . Kir. and Mrs. Delbert Baker, *228 Race street, a son in the City hospital, Nov. 27. Mr. and Mrs. Eston Lantz, daughter, Nov. 25, in the home in Route 4. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Waller, Columbus, a son Nov. 29. Mrs. AN ERROR An error in proofreading in the big five-column advertise- ment of Stewart Bros. & Alward company on page 7, lists Tilt-top tables. This item should read “Tier Tables”. They come in many styles and priced for ev- ery purse. (juirements of registration. Fol- lowing this presentation there will be an open question and an- swer period. The meeting is open to all per- sons affected by the regulation in this trade territory, and both the Credit Bureau and the Cleve- land Reserve Bank urge that all persons subject to the regula- tion make every effort to be pres- ent. Similar meetings will be held at New Philadelphia and Colum- bus on Dec. 4, and Dec. 12, re- spectively. In a special bowling match at the Recreation Center last Sat- urday night, Elmer (Wonderful Blood) Varner was beaten by Mae (Strikey) Hankey by the score of 141 to 104. Sure it was loser pay all, and I do mean all. slaughter and Mrs. Ralph Tignor and two children were busy listing items i in the "Misplaced Article Con- test” Saturday. She along with hundreds of others found it an intei esting game. Mrs. Tignor Bakes fow delicious waffles at once —only waffle iron with 80-inch bak- ing area. (Others have only 37 sq. inches). Yet the Sunbeam occupies little more space on table. Com- pletely Automatic. Indicator light tells "when”.,........................ $17.25 ” .4 ANN LINCOLN was "just a line in the play” un- til she visited the campus here this week. She sat on the platform in Gray chapel auditorium as the 1500 students took their places. "I’m afraid up here,” she whis- pered—she who plays night af- ter night before thousands. “I think I’d really like it here,” she said later: “and 1 hope 1 can Flay my part better—now that ’ve seen the college I’m supposed to attend.” She’s shown above with Rich- ard Simon who plays opposite her in “Life With Father.” Waller was formerly Miss Mary Gruber of Newark. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Landfear, Granville, a daughter Nov. 30 in the City hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Lowry, 5V2 Jefferson street, a son in the City hospital Nov. 30. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schenk, 111 Fulton avenue, a daughter, Nov. 30 in the City hospital. Mrs. Schenk was formerly Miss Ger- aldine Kegg. Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Schaub, 194 Maholrn street, a son Nov. 30 in the City hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Farmer, 145 Elmwood avenue, a daughter in the City hospital, Dec. 1. Mr. and 408 North ter in the M r. and of New York City, N. Y., a son Nov. 28th. Mr. Scott is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Scott, 388 West Church street. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Haas, 192 Granville street, a daughter in the City hospital Dec. 2. Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Mc- Gruder, New Lexington, a son On Verlin E. Erwin tells us that he has returned from the army and “thought we would want to discontinue sending the paper.” He also thanked the Leaner and said he surely enjoyed reading each issue. We are glad you did Verlin, and" if there are any oth- er local lads in camp not re- ceiving the Leader it will be sent to them if the correct address is submitted at the office. \OTIFK OF Al’I’OI XTMF.5T Eslarn of (ivoi ur .\. I 11 J. i , De- ceased. Notice is hereby given that Clarence Parker, 160 Hoover street, Newark, Ohio, has been duly ap- pointed as Administrator of tile Es- tate of (reorge A. Parker, deceased, lat“ of lacking County. Ohio. Dated th s 29th day of November, 1941. HENRY C. ASHCRAFT, Judge of the Probate Court, D 4-11-18 Licking County, Ohio. PROCLAMATION WHEREAS, The Newark High School Band Club has requested that Saturday, Dec. 6 be pro- claimed as Band Club Tag Day, the funds received from sale of tags will be used by the Band club to purchase needed equip- ment for the high school band, the citizens of Newark are proud of this band, and the Band Club is to be commended on the splen- did work they have done, and NOW, THEREFORE: I Glenn Wright, Mayor of Newark, take great pleasure in designating Saturday, Dec. 6, as Tag Day for the Band Club, and urge all citi- zens to give their loyal support to this worthy cause. GLENN WEIGHT, Mayor, NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Estate of Rueb'-] a. Ewers. De- ceased. Notice is hereby given that Max B. Nurpel), Newark, Ohio, has been duly appointed as Administra- tor of the Estate of Rachel A. Ew- ers. deceased, late of Licking Coun- ty, Ohio. Dated this 2nd day of De- < > mber, 1941. HENRY C. ASHCRAFT, Judge of the Probate Court, D 4-11-18 Licking County, Ohio. 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Takes the arm-work of cooking, bak- ing, getting meals off your hands. Complete with iuicef ........................ $28.75 (3 £5? S&3 £9* ££3 aft 33.x ££( g Dec. 2 In the home. Mr. McGru- der is a former Newark resi- dent. Mr. and Mrs..Elmer Kinney, 69 Wilson street, a daughter in the City hospital, Dec. 3. Mr. and Mrs. William Allen, 85 Dewey avenue, a daughter Dec. 3 in the City hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Zimmer- man, Newark, Route 1, a son in the City hospital Dec. 3. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Nethers (Betty Karicofe)," Hog Hollow road, a daughter, Dec. 1. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald B. Hoov- er, Potsdam, N. Y., are the par- ents of a son born Nov. 30. Hoov- er is the son of Mr. and Mrs. B. N. Hoover, 23 Columbia street. MARRIAGE Mt ”rill Davis, 29, house employe, Newark, Marie Camp, 24, Route 2, Fra- i.eysbi rg. James Oliver Wolford, woodworker, Columbus, and Flor- ence Gertrude Hammon, 45, ma- tron. Newark. Warren G. Ponser, 23, glass worker, Newark, and Martha M. Wickliff, 21, graduate nurse, Newark. Harry K. Sensabaugh, 21, painter and carpenter, Route 3 Newark, and Dorothy M. Vance, 19, clerk, Newark. Woodrow Burdett, 18, farmer, Route 1, Hebron, and Nora Ber- nice Messer, 16, Route 1, Hebron. Olen Rosskopf, 21, B. & O. sec- tion hand, Newark, and Cather- ine Raver, 35, Pataskala. ’37 Chevrolet Master de Luxe; 5- pass. Sedan, trunk, 4 nearly new tires; 90-dajr guarantee...... OOD BRYAN, 107 E. Main Actress Sent Io College DELAWARE, O. — Ann Lin- coln, 21-year-old actress, who in Clarence Day’s play “Life With Father,” is sent to college at Ohio Wesleyan, thought the school .. , __ of Zanesville, cooperating with Re- tail Merchants Boards, Chambers of Commerce, Credit Bureaus in nearby cities, and the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland, is sponsoring a meeting to be held at Zanesville on Dec. 11, in the high school auditorium at 7:45 p. m., for the purpose of con- ducting an open forum on Regu- lation W, which deals with the granting of consumer credit. By the terms of the regulation, ail grantors of instalment sale cre- dits or all lenders of cash instal- ment credits are required to re- gister and be licensed by the Fe- deral Reserve Bank of the dis- trict in which the principal of- fice of the business is located, by Jan. 1, 1942. All of Ohio is lo- cated in the Cleveland Reserve Bank district. 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THE NEWARK LEADER, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1941
NOTH E OF
53,
Wool
Silk
All Colors
$1.50Gift
For TheHA'/,L- QUfiDINE
Wool
Suedeplace
All Colors
$2.50 upMiniature in
GEORGE PFEFFER &Phone 3214244 N. Third Street
lilial’s Hie nill word?”
&
COFFEEMASTER
IERI-THIF TUL..»27»
SHAVEMASTER tf
rfutbeanf WAFFLE BAKER
Prices include Federal Tax
HAYNES BROS.Newark Oldest Jewelers
AIRESMANS 11 NORTH THIRD
"tune every tiring
Well mode PERCALES—practical and attractive. Coverall, bib, and five panel styles with "Fruit-ofthe Loom" label.
STATISTICAL ROUND-UP
was new Mr.
't t I
Mrs. Willard Brown, 11th street, a daugh- City hospital, Dee. 1. Mrs. Dwight H. Scott
THE PRECISION WATCH
Ohio Wesleyan Coach Will Speak At Athletic Banquet
made the remark that she did not realize there were so many business places in Newark until she started out window shopping in the contest. It looks to us like Newark merchants could not have hit upon a better idea to start the ( fnisUnas shopping season.
The electric shaver that’s WINNING AMERICA TO DRY-SHAVING. Has the exclusive Sunbeam head. Patented. Shaves close as a straight edge and faster with its screened comb and lightning-fast oscillating cutter. Model M for AC current only, $7.50. Model ”R”, AC-DC ............ $15.00
The same delicious coffee every time—automatically —without watching. C licks off by itself when coffee is done, then resets itself to keep coffee piping hot. All rich chromuim. $18.85. Stunning service set, including circular tray, sugar and creamer, $8.50.
• A Grucn watch is a gift anyone is proud to give . . . proud and thrilled to receive. Today’s new
styles, new beauty and new values make these latest Gruens more than ever the gift choice of discriminating Americans!
Known For Reliability Since 1894
GEORGE E. GAUTHIERPrincipal speaker at the New
ark High School Athletic association dinner honoring members of the Wildcat football squad Monday evening, Dec. 8 at 6;->0, will be George E. Gauthier, head football coach and director of athletics at Ohio Wesleyan university. Gauthier pictured above, has just completed his 21st year at the Delaware school. No other college coach in the state has remained at the same school for as many years.
Monday’s dinner is open to the public and tickets may be secured at the Newark Wallpaper store, West Main street.
Some of the outstanding victories of Gauthier’s football teams have been over the University of Michigan, Syracuse, Detroit, and Michigan State. In 1922 Ohio State was held to a 5-0 score and 1925 to a 10-3 score.
During the 21 years at Ohio Wesleyan Gauthier’s football records stands at 104 games won, 72 lost and 13 tied. The record for this season was five wins and four defeats.
Dropped in at O. D. Hollar’s place the other day to get a picture. O. D. was camera shy but his congenial bookkeeper who is
i a bride-to-be, posed in front of a kitchen range. After all O. D. would be kinda out of behind a stove, I suppose.
She can really make the dirt fly and nary a spot will touch her in this bright COVERALL apron. "Fruit of-the-Loom " 80 x 80 percale.
IRONMASTERHeats Quicker! Stays Hotter! Irons Faster! The ONLY Double-Automatic iron! Cool, convenient Thumb-tip Regulator RIGHT UNDER YOUR THUMB. Marked for all fabrics. Ready to "go” in 30 wcondi.................................$9.65
rig skin
Deer skin
Mayor-Elect Lockwood presented with a brand grandson Sunday night when and Mrs. George Schaub of Ma- holm street became the parents
J of a 7-pound boy. Congratula- ' tions to all of them.
I
Let KttESGis^
Credit Bureaus To Cooperate In Zanesville Meeting
The Credit Bureau, Inc.BIRTHSMr. and Mrs. James S. Dysart,
Akron, a son, James Edwin, Nov. 22, in City hospital, in that city. Mrs. Dysart was formerly Miss Marjorie Davis of 532 East Main street.
. Kir. and Mrs. Delbert Baker, *228 Race street, a son in the City hospital, Nov. 27.
Mr. and Mrs. Eston Lantz, daughter, Nov. 25, in the home in Route 4.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Waller, Columbus, a son Nov. 29. Mrs.
AN ERRORAn error in proofreading in
the big five-column advertisement of Stewart Bros. & Alward company on page 7, lists Tilt-top tables. This item should read
“Tier Tables”. They come in many styles and priced for every purse.
(juirements of registration. Following this presentation there will be an open question and answer period.
The meeting is open to all persons affected by the regulation in this trade territory, and both the Credit Bureau and the Cleveland Reserve Bank urge that all persons subject to the regulation make every effort to be present.
Similar meetings will be held at New Philadelphia and Columbus on Dec. 4, and Dec. 12, respectively.
In a special bowling match at the Recreation Center last Saturday night, Elmer (Wonderful Blood) Varner was beaten by Mae (Strikey) Hankey by the score of 141 to 104. Sure it was loser pay all, and I do mean all.
slaughterand
Mrs. Ralph Tignor and two children were busy listing items
i in the "Misplaced Article Contest” Saturday. She along with hundreds of others found it an intei esting game. Mrs. Tignor
Bakes fow delicious waffles at once —only waffle iron with 80-inch baking area. (Others have only 37 sq. inches). Yet the Sunbeam occupies little more space on table. Completely Automatic. Indicator light tells "when”.,........................ $17.25
” .4
ANN LINCOLN was "just a line in the play” until she visited the campus here this week.
She sat on the platform in Gray chapel auditorium as the 1500 students took their places. "I’m afraid up here,” she whispered—she who plays night after night before thousands.
“I think I’d really like it here,” she said later: “and 1 hope 1 can Flay my part better—now that
’ve seen the college I’m supposed to attend.”
She’s shown above with Richard Simon who plays opposite her in “Life With Father.”
Waller was formerly Miss Mary Gruber of Newark.
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Landfear, Granville, a daughter Nov. 30 in the City hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Lowry, 5V2 Jefferson street, a son in the City hospital Nov. 30.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schenk, 111 Fulton avenue, a daughter, Nov. 30 in the City hospital. Mrs. Schenk was formerly Miss Geraldine Kegg.
Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Schaub, 194 Maholrn street, a son Nov. 30 in the City hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Farmer, 145 Elmwood avenue, a daughter in the City hospital, Dec. 1.
Mr. and408 North ter in the
M r. andof New York City, N. Y., a son Nov. 28th. Mr. Scott is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Scott, 388 West Church street.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Haas, 192 Granville street, a daughter in the City hospital Dec. 2.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. McGruder, New Lexington, a son
On
Verlin E. Erwin tells us that he has returned from the army and “thought we would want to discontinue sending the paper.” He also thanked the Leaner and said he surely enjoyed reading each issue. We are glad you did Verlin, and" if there are any other local lads in camp not receiving the Leader it will be sent to them if the correct address is submitted at the office. \OTIFK OF Al’I’OI XTMF.5T
Eslarn of (ivoi ur .\. I 11 J. i , Deceased. Notice is hereby given that Clarence Parker, 160 Hoover street, Newark, Ohio, has been duly appointed as Administrator of tile Estate of (reorge A. Parker, deceased, lat“ of lacking County. Ohio. Dated th s 29th day of November, 1941.
HENRY C. ASHCRAFT, Judge of the Probate Court,
D 4-11-18 Licking County, Ohio.
PROCLAMATIONWHEREAS, The Newark High
School Band Club has requested that Saturday, Dec. 6 be proclaimed as Band Club Tag Day, the funds received from sale of tags will be used by the Band club to purchase needed equipment for the high school band, the citizens of Newark are proud of this band, and the Band Club is to be commended on the splendid work they have done, and
NOW, THEREFORE: I Glenn Wright, Mayor of Newark, take great pleasure in designating Saturday, Dec. 6, as Tag Day for the Band Club, and urge all citizens to give their loyal support to this worthy cause.
GLENN WEIGHT, Mayor,
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENTEstate of Rueb'-] a. Ewers. De
ceased. Notice is hereby given that Max B. Nurpel), Newark, Ohio, has been duly appointed as Administrator of the Estate of Rachel A. Ewers. deceased, late of Licking County, Ohio. Dated this 2nd day of De- < > mber, 1941.
HENRY C. ASHCRAFT,Judge of the Probate Court,
D 4-11-18 Licking County, Ohio.
Hear with science’s new product, DURATRON. Tiny radio tubes are used to bring clear natural hearing. No more carbon distorted hearing with DURATRON.size, big in hearing results.Hear with the new acoustical achievement today. Try DURATRON in your own way where you will use itd The world’s smallest vacuum tube hearing aid. Truly inconspicuous. Hear what you want to hear when you want to hear it. Lower initial cost, lower upkeep cost.
CONRAD Drug Store37 S. Park Place Ph. 3331
Deceased. Notice is hereby given that .Max B. Nurpel), Newark. Ohto, has been duly appointed as Administrator of the Estate of Samuel Bat ton Ewers, deceased, late of Licking County, Ohio. Dated this 2nd day of December ,1941.
HENRY C. ASHCRAFT, Judge of the Probate Court,
I> 1-11-s Licking County, Ohio.
MIXMASTERAmerica’s favorite food mixer. Has the "DIAL THE RECIPE” Mix- Finder that enables you to in” the correct speed for mixing need. Takes the arm-work of cooking, baking, getting meals off your hands. Complete with iuicef ........................$28.75
(3 £5? S&3 £9* ££3 aft 33.x ££( g
Dec. 2 In the home. Mr. McGruder is a former Newark resident.
Mr. and Mrs..Elmer Kinney, 69 Wilson street, a daughter in the City hospital, Dec. 3.
Mr. and Mrs. William Allen, 85 Dewey avenue, a daughter Dec. 3 in the City hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Zimmerman, Newark, Route 1, a son in the City hospital Dec. 3.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Nethers (Betty Karicofe)," Hog Hollow road, a daughter, Dec. 1.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald B. Hoover, Potsdam, N. Y., are the parents of a son born Nov. 30. Hoover is the son of Mr. and Mrs. B. N. Hoover, 23 Columbia street. MARRIAGE
Mt ”rill Davis, 29, house employe, Newark, Marie Camp, 24, Route 2, Fra- i.eysbi rg.
James Oliver Wolford, woodworker, Columbus, and Florence Gertrude Hammon, 45, matron. Newark.
Warren G. Ponser, 23, glass worker, Newark, and Martha M. Wickliff, 21, graduate nurse, Newark.
Harry K. Sensabaugh, 21, painter and carpenter, Route 3 Newark, and Dorothy M. Vance, 19, clerk, Newark.
Woodrow Burdett, 18, farmer, Route 1, Hebron, and Nora Bernice Messer, 16, Route 1, Hebron.
Olen Rosskopf, 21, B. & O. section hand, Newark, and Catherine Raver, 35, Pataskala.
’37 Chevrolet Master de Luxe; 5- pass. Sedan, trunk, 4 nearly new tires; 90-dajrguarantee...... OODBRYAN, 107 E. Main
Actress SentIo College
DELAWARE, O. — Ann Lincoln, 21-year-old actress, who in Clarence Day’s play “Life With Father,” is sent to college at Ohio Wesleyan, thought the school
.. , __ ofZanesville, cooperating with Retail Merchants Boards, Chambers of Commerce, Credit Bureaus in nearby cities, and the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland, is sponsoring a meeting to be held at Zanesville on Dec. 11, in the high school auditorium at 7:45 p. m., for the purpose of conducting an open forum on Regulation W, which deals with the granting of consumer credit. By the terms of the regulation, ail grantors of instalment sale credits or all lenders of cash instalment credits are required to register and be licensed by the Federal Reserve Bank of the district in which the principal office of the business is located, by Jan. 1, 1942. All of Ohio is located in the Cleveland Reserve Bank district.
This registration requirement includes banks, building and loan or savings and loan companies, finance companies, personal loan companies, certain building supply and heating and ventilating dealers, automobile dealers, and in some cases even individuals. Registration is required irrespective of the fact that the lender’s or vendor’s policies and practices may conform to the requirements of the regulation.
The meeting will be addressed by John W. Kossin, an executive officer of Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland, who is administering the regulation in the Fourth Federal Reserve District. Mr. Kossin will review the regulation itself, with particular reference to its objectives and to the re-
TOASTER— either "POPS UP” the
toast or "KEEPS IT WARM” in the toaster ovea 'til wanted. Fully Automatic ......$17,25 Lovely matched service tray, 3-compartment crystal Appetizer dish, $2.75.
---X- molter you ever wwl Sheer or-
,0^* ’/ gandies printed with delicate flowers. Two will moke it easier for her to keep looking her best.
4 lERI-THir GLIIET.. »3375A tn hi/
Help You Please Her!
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Give a Permanent
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Make Appointments Early
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