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Business Listing Abigail's Attic & Mercantile - Jamestown, PA - Phone: 1 (724) 932-2634

Business Listing Family Tree Crafts - Jamestown, PA - Phone: 1 (724) 932-5223

Business Listing Jamestown Pharmacy - Jamestown, PA - Phone: 1 (724) 932-5355

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Helpful Definition for: Gifts - All

Gifts, in Jamestown, are the objects offered without expecting anything in return. Gifts may signify the expression of love, friendship, gratitude, piety, solidarity or to celebrate various occasions such as birthday, Christmas, wedding, wedding anniversary, funeral, birth, passing an examination, Father's Day, Mother's Day, retirement, and engagement, to name a few.

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