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If 70a.are Plaaalag a trip
by aeroplane, antoniobile,,•:-
'heat, bus, bicycle or railway -
train.'" surely your obloct'.
• The aidy logical :end of a
Perfect day is a goodnight's .
Sleep, and no time is a good
time if You've, gOt, to wander .
'..'arOund from pillar , to.: post.
trying to find „.a, °bedroom.
That happens ,t0O.- often.'
tnarcre a, good. night's; Sleep
Y't0ep,toil.ng ahead for a:
.• rooni It is, the only sure
*ay. The very fact Of hav-
ing :removed. the doubt v411'.
4znaicf; You Rillitihearted
more . capable., of enjoying
your'tri.N.
YOUNG, CROOK ISSUED RAD
' ,CIIEQUES'
(Herald.and Times, Walkeeton).-
CliifOril leterabill:,a;.PaisleY\
was "arrosted, �n the street in that
village on Sandy aftern6ortsbY. Prey.
Officeri'•Nele'olf ' f town,'megieos
ofellaneVere• and:breught to Vaikr-
ton she Wassremended to 'jail.
,on 'eharges, of fraud in einineOlent
• With theeiaSning of tWe , woribleee.
ehequese • •• • •
One of the papers a Bank of •Monts-
'reel•I'clieqUe• for 11001 on the'
brierielns•dated MaY45thi, was .,given
to Jos.- •SageleitSki; a loCal "garage:.;
mans as part payment a2,Cheveelet •
'coupe, ,While the.- other 'Paper,:
cheque:dated', Jritte 16th on, the ,Bank.
'ofMeritieal at Paisley tor.,$200,..Was
.handed J. 11. BroWine'ggragernett of
sTeessvaterritse-partIpaiunlenteeeen a
•Ford touring , car. . ' •
'
As • Mal:shall hadn't an Account. in
:either bank; tbe cheques were return-
ed as evorthless. and his arrest 'fob
lowed, ,with a remand to jail until
JulY 9th at 2 pen., ,witen he will ap-
pear ".before. Magistrate 'Walker in ,
the' polieer:' court here to answer a
COVPie., of false pretense chargee. Both
cars were recovered ey the owners.,
OLD MAN DIED StDDENLY
,
'Death Caine 'very auddenly., to Sam-
uel Vanotone;,:an7old'-resident•-6 ft:the-
th Cori. , Tuenherry •• .Township, on
Tuesday ',Afternoon. Of ;hist week. The
deceased, although -.80 years ol ' age,
was in .gOod lth„ and Was very ac-
tiveand fond' of Work. Against the
advice of liis family, he went to work
n,Tue'sday, shovelling gravel in
it, . and 'Willi 'Owl* suffereda heart
attack, -Which . proved fatal.
Detective stuff: If you meet him. af-
ter 6 pan, smelling of sardines, his
wife had refrcishments at 'the bridge
•WIART'ON PAYS $260 FOR.
• SHEEP KILLED,Tly Dogs
At, a recent eneeting of the Town
Connell of Wiarion A bill was Passed
for payment; the amount of a claim':
inade by the „owner of a flocks of '
'sheep which are kept near the town.
rit appears that clogs .frem. the town.
had gone forth for 'solid _assert end_
killed 18 of the sheep. Tliis likely Will.
. be 'paid, out of the sum raised bythe
town by way of ,the tax en dogse lth
ea,:seittye itezevAsitt-iiteerteeedircieto4hat
the ewners, of the "mutton hounds"'
would haVe, to pay the, whole. thing,
as- all their dogs together are not
eseth: Orie'. • good sheep', Every town
as ten „dogs- to one etleatn is. Of _ any
earthly Use • hitt the: people .are not
yet civilized 'nP to the ,point of living
aPart., from :the 10W -el .aiiimale.s*:
• THE UNIVERSITY OF 'TORONTO
•The University ',of Tcronto, .or
"Varsity" as it IS pepuerly called,
has the laegeit: attendanee nf,
stu-
dents. intoner the Canadian 'universb
ties,•with • a .total eegistration. Of
5,6293;445 men and .2,184 women,
Varsity's assets are Plaeed :at • $12,-
306.13i; the land, " buildings and
equiPmentrepresent a :value. of ..$0;-
i4g,g3,8 and _investments and •*'other
property $3,646,206. •
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14iicicNow SENTfl4EL
THE,
LIT CI NOW SENTINE
uhsh,OPxy Thursdey:merning
• 'at Lucknewe CintatiO.
A:. D.. AfSeKeiliie,‘P'roprietps
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THURSDAY ' AJLY 4928. 4
cAisTiiioATE ON.
A. DRY
Smith:, 'the' nopular..:gOveriter
of the Stat Of NeW, York,e,Who
etubborely 'eenteSted' the Dennickatic.
'conyention ,fiture years' ago; but failed'
of noriiinatioinwas Iast week' seleeted
ae.2'eniticratic candidate ' for
the presidenee.
Smith' is .a' recognized "Wet". -favor:
jug ajel,easY:gOingeenfair-etiateitetif_ilie_
Eighteenth Amendnient to ,,the.. Con=.
etitutien, ,which ,eays' that the sale of
inOkicating liquors shall' be prohibit-
ed in the United States..
"feature of the'' political -Mexican people art fit for no other
P/0100.1
fr
sDZ,PiLT ith 1928
'MEXICO HAS NEW .r'RESiDgl4T
General Obregon was tile other dee'
elected president of the Republic of
Mexice, byecelaniation.,, Polities in
'31e,eicei husin4e'e. There.
;vas 410 eppeeitkni to Obregon, for the
good .reaspit 'that sill'hisenyonld-be op-
ponents were le- ptisone or: had,. been
PuTlitit4°'.'..dde?es4th.net *er
OlitegeM is en e-speCially bad man.,AS
things are in Mexicohis way is the.
:mily way Unit n man can ' beieoine
,president. •Those :who, wouldhave op-
.
posecl him begen,•their emioeitiere by,
starting, a' rebellion tiVeinst the for- , however; failed to strengthen.,his,.pos,
mer president* Calleee.e as, ,feierid of -Wien in Walkerton, as .compared
Obregon. • ,.•/. • ' es the Vote when Mr. Cargill 'Was. his
It is .said 'that the QhregotPPartY ePPOrient." The majority goiliSt him
‘control the Senate and ,the Hose there' was ebotitethe Same ,ae islet e26.
:Uf,Representatives as well; ", so :that • Man •aSsimied th nee ,tnres.„--
there, wifl he-little-serioire-oppositioir he County Town wont(' prove
In spite Of a democratic -censettus damaging to the government cellal.
tion, the governinent is essentially a date, bet there Wine evidence ;that
fr
ccinservative candidate merle no
effort to "get out the vote.';
Mr, Moffat liad the advantage of
beinga new mita, and of the rePtitd-
tinn of .4e,n, intelligent and :allrOund
geed Alaccalitt*:
the. ilisedventage Of having been un-
seated Incense tg,img,niarity in the.
general : election. Thi, it woithl
. .--
Atir;;-.1)foi,ed ',very ',damaging Nljth- a.
censideyable.„eumber, '•and; dOubt,
.nuide''' for'dies indiffeketice as to his
' - Both ,,eandidat'es,'Were strong
their home territory—a- fact which
speaks well for beth. Mr..„MacCalluin
5
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rrsvsNsiPK7P3T!XrllPlrrPMNfllikir'r
Military despotism in• praetice, Due "booet" • is ,sPetielly sioneopiilar in
te their ignorance' and 'violence; the that • community: •
,dr 1Vioffet may well feel. pleaeed'.
with the-etipport he got in liinloSs,
Culross; •Luekpow and Teeskvater"-: '
all. one•tiine :,(ancl, sstill 'on occasion)
strong 'Liberal' 1 erritory: il,Rarely has
lucktiew, Tceswater ar Kinloes •gik,en
a' Ccinservetiee party candidate :
. The ',explanation. • perhepe, is that
as . net a 'party contest., .Neither
was there'sa eThdefined isne Ever_ye,
bod kneW ',Oat, so .far a kovertimeni,
pohcyas "Conceined, the outcome 'of,
the: election* woiird make ' no differs
'tree, so Athey didn't bothers There
were neatly •:24600 more polled
in South Bruce at the general
'iieneef".1,926en. on W'aiiegdas. leet.
COnservatiVe, . newspapers claim.•
that the thee by-electiens .held.last
-week—all won bv the Governmente"-
go to shoW.thet7the 'Fereusoie'liqUois
po1lcv. and' all else that the Govern-
nierit 'Stating for has the eeProval• of
the maoty of ,the neenle.' This cope"
chisionis not 'warranted. , The other
„ . .
two eidings wete: previonaly-lithl by
goyerinnent • Candidates,..and eas. we
ayes:paintedout_ the'. record of • 'the
Ferguson 'Government s net The
deciding 'eerie. in Soeith. Brace. •
t must: 'mit be •fo.rOiten tooth.at-
'..riOthinge'nf a darn aging, 'neture.. has
been charged against ' • the present,
Provincial' Gpvetnment.. ',It: is efficb
.eivt there; is no evideace. of corinti-
lione7;graftener-eindue partizaiishiles
The • Government. Centre!, or Gee:ern;
meat sale of liquor; iithe only 'fee,
tiire of .'the, 'eovernMen't, pobcywhiele
epneare to rouse genereleiniposition'.
, although • the,..' proposed townsihin
.schocl..lieards. and, the two -Year • term
at Normal foieteachers .•ire by np
,means -popular in the .country;
situation ,is that, although the Dem-
' otratie candidate is,i,'wet",, the Dem-
ocratic platform is "ArY".: :But, of
toursee everybody knows that the
'platform. is made' Merely to get in
, on. It count s for. nothing once the
election is over. After that the Men
"Al" Smith "is a direct product of
Tammany Hall; the famous denio-
'cratic organization Of NeiviYerk City
—famous as the mOst •corrunt politi-
. . ,
cal, organization on earth. •It maybe
added, however, . that Tammany earn
ed thet 'reputation .before
ganizations'ede.Yesllilled es.in,...ritticisk
phia ChicagP and ,Sen7Freecisco.
'
Smith, however, is a better : and
more, intelligent ;man than ustially
comesestoestheetep-eiii,--TaMMany.--Ine
view of his origineei a politician, he
is bettekthan reitht•be expected, but
his position as a Wet candidateon a
dry platform Will make : his ' going
mm.14+#' heed. Thegreat central
and southern region'•of the, 'United
States outside the cities, is intensely
'dry", and, already a 18 OT ententis-7on
feet to organize against ':the wet
candidate. , • .
, Smith's prohibition „policy is to
.leave :it to the ',istateS, 'each to define.
fcr -itself what shall be regarded, as
eintoeicating",..liquor. This cannot
he . regarded Otherwise' than ,8 trick,
to. defeat -the .. p—r-h-bn -Ken , conStitn:
dorm). amendinent, •In one state it
woeld mein one thing in another
state it we -Mid, peen' something, else.
In a different. Way, His the old slave:,
owner claim. 'theta state may defy the
Federal Constitution.
•
• 'rimier ‘rhfrIrt—A grerierS1 "tie*. of. the vessel lOoliing aft:' T.:II-petleft—An interior view shOWiiip' the est,in stooking tooni
%with its luxitrione •rieeoritions Lower—'"rbe thithess of Fieafo*d": SS she appeal -Oa Axiien corniest ue the Se Lawrence River.
Iruiet—Capt. Silibonso• cominiiniter Of the "Pueltess , Eieaford." , , • " •
PROOF .that -the • St, Lawrence route, is rapidly itn• orchestra is playing in the Cebin .Robrri the .
&easier •in pOpulatity and that an era of 'cen- rireeic is relaYen bY Mean% of mitrophenes and "ern-
* ' ^d Th" a ci
. ,
kind. Conditions are 4min-crying, how.•
ever. The president holds Once for
six years, and cannot , succeedbim
self- He is in constant -clengee . of
assassineeion, which is a reason whY
opposition:is, put done' 'with such .
ruthless hand. '
KEEPING WHISKEY GI,IT OF .
When a .referendum onthe liquor
question, Was -taken- 'hereeineOntatie,
and . the "people. , not the politicians,
had--pronounceds,71-filefavor-:--of--prehibi.e
ejqn, it Wee_..generelly ,eestimeci: 'Oaf,
that question. Which" would not down,
:had been taken out of politics, and
Lhat j( woruld lcittas:, i
ri9ger .be clietuirle-
-4gs-factoet
'candidates and 'electors' free to deal
, .
)Vithsether maIters of pUblic. interest..
in order to getswhiske.y pet of pele
•itics j the United Stales, the Conitie
tetion Was si.'end..cl. n aS.tei. make it
:the business of Congress to see, that
the sale of intoxicating liquor .would
ife-nrehibitezl. As the Cerietitution is
80t directly, affectedby the resigt;of
elections,, it *as assumed that a heel
blow had been, given. to, "John Barley -
eerie"; that prohihition would' no
bniger he a disturbing •fat -tor 111 State
ar . federal elections.
But .neither: in Ontario nor in the
'United States ,was the question ; of
prohibition gotten out Of . ,j5a-
miist immediately, la, both countries;
miestlep of enforcement catne aP,
and .this was soon followed* by de-
niandS that the. line be inetlified, arid
the liquor question was as much alive
eSever. f
. The Ferguson ','Government in On-
tario was eleetede and re=elected 'up-
on a distinctly . t'wet" platform.; • In
the election , qf • December, 1926; a
modification of the: liquor law was
the outstanding issue., In the recent.
ari ini portanl considera-
cn as to Whether the election of
a t,oeservetive: eaclidate iTn•
,Ply eridersation , of t`Ferg:oxi's
liqueir in -other* orase . the,
liquor law Was an issue. WhiskeY 15
still in pelitics •liere.
r '
In the United States, patting. pro -
in the Constituiori .merely
changed the, way hi which° the liquor
:hive 'presents itself to .thes (lectors ,It
i.s a live. tteeetioe 'it the Republican
and Democratic' national conyeptiens,
,recently held:. The ••queetioe• no is
this' centime ,of the .Constitution
be enforced. and 'how? '
. There is • no vsay to :get the lignite
questien reit of P'olities---exeepting to
leave it alone altegether; and that is
nnt isosgible either,• forces itself
.unori nubile ateettion, and into polb.
tics, .The tra.frie• is Of stich li
natere, that it must be regulated :by
law ; ,and it is so- .persistently mis-,
chievone—euch 'a distaeber., of,. the
peace qf enatikind that those h0 are
disterhad ))y it, 'will .00t -L -in fact C811-'
:18t but. eeekto supPrees it.,
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THE BY.ELECTIOI•IS
;
e The by-election int South Were was,
another demonstration of the suincer-
tainty d, a political 'contests „
Of.: course alert" were theee, who ex-
pected . Mr. Moffat to witi,. many ex-
; ected that the winner, Whoever he
Might bet WOuld have but , small
tnajoeitY; Thai the CenseiVative can
• clidate woold 'win by over totirteee
' -tinned prosperity is .predicted for her poiese is shon-n ' toutig.es and decks LoucleSpeakeri also simplify.the Inindred, ion mach the seine territory
;by the addition Of .f our eies^ cabin class liners of the', transmission of erders to the fOtecastlee, nese, e gave Dr. Hall, Libeeel, ever foure
Inew "Dueliess" ...type. to' the ..Atletitie fleet of the and doekine-bridge,
,
anfldian PaCifie, ' " • 'Other intereSting fads:about the ceenstriittiim rf
The Duchess, a ,neaford,_2424.er. qUartette•etlie .Duchess of_ Bedford are -thaI the, 4wile peopeliere —
P oaf the largest liners to Montreal, 'arrived in that port weigh 164i ;tons each, and the le6 feet steer shafts
- -tat 8:45,..p.ft-Junt -6theshaVing-ceintiletesieher. nieidea i.-teennectingetliete with -theeptiseerfuls-ttirbine • ergirreiee"
voyage eirtetly- Seven days after leaving Livertieol..:eveigh about '108 -tons: Nearlyetwo million rivets were -
4, he liner is ever '20,000 tons gross register, is oil used in the ,ship, totelling teeS iri .theraseltee, wee,: that in it". L'Iterel did :not go
8 8
wo-funnelled, And measures 4 600 feet in , some of the ephites heving ae Many aSe6e0. er,•ets ea
• Dength f ect in -width. 8he will carry Cabin The ailyent of the "Imehoesee" greaVe inc•reesef,
1C1f1880. ,Touriit Third • Cabin. and Third t1888 pa.S8t,1).:.: the ,paesetigele end, •.freight. services. maireseined by +he
*ere. Iti each classil bread (leek space is ,Canadian PacifiC • ot the Rt. Letetenve reete. " The
mend aceornrriodetien is .far superior to more expensive schedule of passeeger RaltittgS had 811*(14 bePr. irt=^
ilarters on Atlantic liners of not long ago, The three 'P',ereaecti this ,sdinnier by speedine ,the "ture abeut"
mister Ships' of the Duchese' B41tard4 tIONt` ' tinder ; the Empresses foureweekly briehl te nese: the •
SeonstructiOnein the shipbuilding yards Of the Clyde, eXpeeted expaersioe traffie. The, '"Ilve vet" elasieef
litre the Duchess of Duchess et1 Cornwall, and ships, newcomers to the St.-.I.AWretree ht,ve been
EDucheise Richmond., , Oared hy the Cantelien Pacific . cei cee4usiVely
The discoeferies of .radio etgineers have aided in :freight sce'vie's. They rttti regteletli he' een 1,1entreal
the •Dtithese of Bedford an outstanding mar, and Loticion rind' cottitiontal ports, malting almost, as
t cisopaliti ' tato, while "as ship s 'fr good tune ti$ t passchget liner
$
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bendred malbrity; esvas expected by
none..
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LAWYER K,LEIN. AND -WIFE, OF
. WALKERTON, IN AUTO 'MISHAP
. An ; auto spill that • '.esight. easily
hte
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been 'attended with, f etal resulte.
occurred about 1.1 o'Clock en' Sunday
night,' say* .The Herald. azin
when '''Laweier Klein42aecomparded, 'by
hi S wife and her sieter; Mts. Alberts
Benninger of .toWes end his. nepho^e,
,Jeseph Kicin tnd :svit*.e .of c'llica-
ge, 'in featuring •home from Wasliego".
'Beach in his large' StuciellAer eeden,
eudclenly slued In some loose gravel
it the': elde, • ,harp.eure on the-
Colarqs; lligh;vay abetit a tniie.,
end a iialf the ot,Iier side of Prise -
'arid ire aft:emitting to 'swing the
iiachine hack, onto :the reedway
,gain, the hied wheel ..strucle*.a stone
snd ispset the sedan hea\ ilv' into the
4itch • • • . •
'So eevere was the 'jolt.... thetThlr,,
' hield, carried , the eteveine wheel
,eith sustamiegs sonic. seeetchvess
n 'fee' hand and a cut an the leg a-
-ove the, .1tilee. •
:Mrs. Klein, who 'Was "sittieg ilong
in the, •froat se St. ails the
.,. "est eetiottsly injUeecl cir the 'party', -
lie beireg ent .11ont ttie fatp and hid
1v bruised aboet ehe heed arid hatk.
Thre.•iimainine tisio tecapts4 a
-'i Shalcing eft. 4
Cc i11 Kleineswee with .Alex'.•
4111 11 is i
dd t. ,t1.01 1;11,1`11'..11,,
:for'',1 1,11 ,1.111h (1111 i;11.(11,1.(11,11:1ti,:;1.iri0dstt' to 1,.
. 1i1 ,
to duv ss hi li
• 1' 0° 111`8[1110•0 ,,r
sweeeed About the g vel of ere te, se,
•A Frieeville (16(tor 'who, wo-, '111111- con. :1, ,10 /1 pp :0. .n • romith
It May he of interest lit- speculate-
AgstoesenreseirlIthes feetseseesehicheied,sto,
the reeillt. Illeabtless;eu biz factor
tiut to e vote:, , Ili ...'s''. Zri.id. mit bave ..a
Liberal eandidate to vote fore 'and
4 they wete. iedifferent • or ' hostile to
I the" Proei‘essise eaedidate. 'The vote
et et the ridieg was light, Here .in
1, LocknoW the nuntlim• pf votee potted
; l%Its .about one hundred helow • the
nvrobef Wined et the general eleetion
' December : 1926 •. and her it il..adf
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: an easy .itittiter ,to get, to the polls,
' ere ik tionioidg'offilitioeil ,to tho•
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' e.CO R DE ON- E RS • sAne so , .tuaed
throughout C.inad th.at ilniost iiieeneighlipi, can tell you of bite •
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•Pleaseite,experience with :one.
. Their ••reputlition, goes back Mealy a 'cmitilrY, a worthwhile.;
-consideratien; Whee beyior a -inoWere • Cell and let us
. , , .demon..
• ..strate the,'„.N. ewe Aute'inatie, Pitman • (0 (1 other Points. 'ef...§4Pgrios-
-7--:itroHliese "
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MCt'ORMICK DEERING:. 4
JUSTADLIE 11.AY LOADERS save
ork of one Main in thalmsy hay. ,
dine.: a:Rh this •.'Aevs AdjiiStalile Top,
All-s•tee1,'Oriime Lmider. 3 -Roller
hearines on the carrier,haft and 2..•
oo. 1 ht ,01 a i x le in tc ,v cry ' light
draft.' 'Fhe, forecer,riage bitch :and , top'.
iid,!usfinent are conveniently .reached
feign the tend, The MeCtirinick ;Deer-
, , is '•-the 'laat 'word, in llay Loader
COnstrueti on.: ,
FOR PARTId:LARS (AUL AND SEE
ANDREW -,
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0 ig at Your Service
We .SelPior 'Cash -We Sell • Cheaper Than, The Credit Store
.FOR.:Fic).13...5.KLEANING:„
.410. Dc,7.01ATING::.,.
'We. • areespreparedeteefill 'yeer reqiiir.emente, and •woule. offer the .fol-,
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16`iVitio 81.1kge$tiO8A:
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Ladders, Sortie. Brushes' Sertih Carpet Beat-
,
Paristene to. fill the hies 11 the plaster,
Muteaeo-s-the ideal Welb finish. ' Wre ,have if in all colors:,
• Sheriviii" William ssPeeit—The...Paint'Shat is' ..true to the color,
ad -
w Jointer. .
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Sherwillac—the fiereh foe furniture sad floors. Come ite; arid, we
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will tell y'ou 'hew to anply .it., s
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Utilac— A.
superior satin :finish.. enaie el that .will' dry haiel for
liouiLses-elese:eileseseeing-eyOu'ehaee- beeu ,lookings f.or finiels
• porclr :furniture , ,ana' many other articles.' •,
White \\ ash Breshes,„ Alurcsso, Brushes: ,.Teiint and -Varnieh: Brush-
'. eSs A• full, stock: We liEr‘•e 'Special, gasoline fer'
'will net iiseure the finest fabric.
Speci 11.: 'Price on Red " W.Ta8her ,enci 'Wringers.
,Ideal Incubators-tlie hest.. , Ideel B , (miler Stc6,•es-e-the most effi
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urdie
Heating, Plumbinkand Electric Wiring
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et)vNt'i
T110. •COtillOi,1:01'' 1 he.. ,
K n joss met -,)1..111i, (I in° -
1. •;;, preson't -Tli :in in e;:.• •le.st.
••••„eetnig were read; and oil eifotion.
r,irn'thers and 'Ale )4.1Con,. were '
Klein- in'. crashine against the, wind-. t,114,1,1 , _ ,
.A. 14.441g4e4
i 1(14.(.0,AlL4!ial not 1.114., i1ln;„4evcin„
.11diti(5,t1 of 1.11(4t.01(1 at 1 lo 11)11,
54 4. moved by 1:o••••,, secombel.
''.....it•illtoshetimi the clsie notifee tits,
1. stitsti. lot1 1y.1 i i nevi. lo 'who' the
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