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&ivory' llth to Sir
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Rrnt • 4:1O .February llth, to Mr,
•dits.. Bert Red, a son., ,•
*Ir.' and ;Mrs, Lorne Durnin of St.
Aelenolit. spot Sunday With 'Ow Jai,
tees parent ait 'kir. and Mrs. David
- Kennedy.' ; .• •
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' Mr. John.Paleoner ia having
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auction •aale df fib farni Steck and
••'..linpleisiefits on Thursday of this Week,
4„, Neletin,,Rice la haying an: atie7!
.tion, sale of. his firm..etoolp end im-•
• plenints. on February 25th.
Weis • Ber04,1 *Key of$tratford
imant tee •v•eek-end at beraoine here.
Mien merle neeee-in-traie-
ing at Stratford Iloapital,,sperititues.•
day of,:thils *Oh at fier home heze
• On13tendniVeningtR!OrplirT 1,64i
el7foabi i• Peoples society.
heltta..At;Val
•eutino social in the basement of the',
„ •‘. church, when a gooi(ettondCO *is
..1-preseet; arid a spleedid prograre-rwaS
- . given conaisting of an iestrumental
and a cpiattety, duets and solos and
• •, aikaddreas beRv. M. Pollock. LuncheerVed at the;close, and all
jeYed themselves.: ••
;The marriage was quietly
nized,. at pt. tiosas traitsa chard'.
pailtomige on Thursday afternoon at
a. o'clock of Beatrice Akita JObnstOn,
daughter of Mr and Mrs John john-
iAtIng end Cecil ••13ron Chaniney
• of, birth ChaMney tted the. late Joseph
• Chimney of the. 9thCon. of list
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• • Wawanoah. ;ROY...Wilkinson offiCipted.....
The bilde•.Wore a gown of . cecoa
Urewn crepe thinnied With sand, with
hose shoes coat and, hat also of the
same colour In the evening at 0.#6
a reeeptien atie. home Of
the beide: where 160 .friends and re-.
Pativea' had been inVited. • The
onteitainglent-began---with',Onoc:-;
log; led b3, the bridal couple• aMid•
4/;.;,eluiWitire Of rice and confetti.' The.
• • Presents .consisted of • china, :linen,
hrdiete, •blankets, silverware, fern.
itifra and eithin•artielea t� nurnerotib
t--ineritionv-shetviiig•r-ths--eistopin in
which the. Young couple are held by
thesr frienda., Their will reside on the
• groonea' taini;:ith Con, last waw-
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t3t.: Fetere. • • •• •
The Fehruatrineethig ef the Merest;
Club held on Thursday last at 't
.Rectory, • waa weilattendee with an
interesting program. Mr. lIred
Quillin preided, the Obriptare and
RiaYere: were..,taken' by the Rctor, and
the riiinutel Of, the Jammers: meeting
were read.:Notce was gtien of the
appeint:net of „sidemen fr 1931, mid
all were .urged.te. be., present at- an,
orgenization- dieeth.g -On Thesday..
The: rector gave a sheittafic to the.
11tymeri en ."Onr. Educating Church;"
poitng Out SOlIcIe Of the Weaknesses
cif that elitiCation. gay. 31r, Burgess •l
the speaker of the 'evening, gaye-a
Ouggesiveeed. thOilitfel %address
eh the .Secialatie 'Slevenent in Eng.,:
lend.:0 te' present tine,and the at-
;'-iitiliffi4442e,E-nglisiiLpeOii9.--4irardo:
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vas- -or -thanks .Wasextenderte•Mr.
Biirgeati. The •ineetingelettd• with. a:
hy* and the benediation, -; •"
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United. Clitreh Y. P. B.. : • .
There was e large attendance at
the :Meeting Monday eVerihriCand the
Soial•CoOinitee•whowee in chare,:
are tobe eoinplimentedoetheseccesa
of the program. After the opening
exercises, .te scripture' lesson was
read responsively. The, Main :feature
of the prograni was. a. pieteregallery.
Twenty-one picteres . were •shown,
with 'h•ppropriate seloti'bir Mrs.J.;•W:
jciYnt; Mitts Mildred TreleaVeri. and
• Mra.Harcild Treleaven. The tell' was ,•
Candywas. served. A. motion :I
iekaa •put•andCarried; that new „Inept.
bees‘ who paid theft fee and attended,
four meetings should .count as ten
points for their respective sides. The '1
meetingclosed with hymn ad;Mizalt. •
Benedictin. ' ; • r
ThePreti.-W.,M,•&
The February ineeting was • held on
the 5th inst. DeVotionst exercises
Were conducted,by..Mrs, Geo. Douglas
assisted by irs Ewen ' MacKenzie..
The: Bible,stedy was .teicenby
R: V Mceeniii-olidtht-OPic by Mrs.
:.Anderson. Mrs.. Mes..RObt. Douglas san
a Solo .and readings Were given by
Ms. J. E. Agnew and Mrs. Archie
PatersOn.::• Itws decided to_Observe_
the World 'Day of- in the
church on Friday February 20th.:
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i.: ear1y-4eWer Can pUrphase more sewing mat-,
ertals for their dollars this Febrary, than any
ebruary for the past yenrs. ••••
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KIN
• STORE
our. Big Sale
Continues
throughout February
Special. this. Week.
WoMen's and . Misses' 1
. SILK DRESSES -
The Setateat• Cloth- coats
HuDgo$ SEAL, COATS
Natural Muskrat Coate
Cheese from
300 darments
at .Discounts from
percent. to a half.
•.Off.
fig Bross
_Winghate
CREWE ,
Mr. Albeit McQueid was over from
Teeswater and spent a feW days with
Mende here. ' •46
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Stewart en-
. tertatined Munber of friends en
Wednesday evenin,' •
Mr. wad Mrs. Wilfred Drennan and
children spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. James Drennan, Kintal).
• Mr. and Mis. Wrri; Robinson pi'
r Belgrave spent ift few dais With t.heir
daughter, .Mrs J. Kilpatrick, during
the week.
Mr. John MWhinney- of Sault( St.
•Marie is visiting his brother here.
Mr. Peter Smith, Mr. and Mr.
Kilpatrick and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
Finnigan attended- the Chmney-John.
sten reeeption at Whitechurch on
Thursday evening, _
Thelatdies Aid of the Crewe church
ate *Mkt a social in the School
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house an Friday February * wool. A
• good program •of ginea contest etc.
10: belt* prepared.. •
--, The sympathy Of the 'Community is
extended to Mrs. win. Durnin in the
loas of e loving sister, Mrs. Anderson
o lienoVe, Who- diet Saturday Oren-
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Winter Wheat ,
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loucknow Flour Mill
WOE1 TreleaVeti
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LAI4C4SIDE
Miss Mabel-johnsion of near St.
Marys and Mr. and Mrs.. Ellice, of
tlwick, Were here to attend i the re-
ception for Mr. and Mrs. ChamneY.
Mr. and Mu. Robert 'Stewart and
girls, and Mr. Walter spent.
Monday evening with Mr, ,and Mks.
J,. .; •
The demo put on hi Dive' Scott's
house On 'the 6th Cole, Culross, Tues_
day evening by the flay bunch, was
a decided success. idr, Wes. Tiffin bed
• the misfortune Iehave his overshoes
taken. If anyone did: so by mistake;
kindly return them.. - .
Miss Agnes- and ldwin Mason of
'near Belgrave, anent a few days With
Mrs. J. Richardson.
The Whitechurch Woolen's Instil,-
.tite held their February mecing.in
the hall. on Friday 13th. The meeting
opened with the president; -Mit. V.
Emerson and the secretary, Mrs. C.
Gillespie in their respective. places,
The Itistittte Oda was Sung, after.
which all repeated the Lerd'a Prayer
in unisex:. The Roll Call was "Do's
and Bones f'or W. L Werkers." The ,
minutes of last Meeting were read
And adopted, and the usii) business
period follovved. Conamenity. singing
"Darling Nellie Gray," was followed
by the topic-KepingOut Of Rets -
by Mrs. P. aunt, All then sang "My
Bonnie." Mrs...A. McQuillin then gave
• very humorous Scotch readin-
CouringDays. All then sang "Uncle
NedP-Mrs,-Robt-itosa-and-Mrst-Lius.:
Lan Beecroft_then 'gave a duet :"Pass
under the Rod." 'The collection was
then taken and arrangerneot made
for the next meeting: The meeting
closed by ,singing the National An-
them.
A little babygit•1 arrived at the
home*Of Mr. and Mrs. 11. Macelerma.
• than on Tnesdey last. Mrs. Young
• Belgrave is helping wait On the
Wee lady.
. Mr. Tom • Cook is assisting Mi. J.
Morrison let a supply of wood ready
and Mr. Roy Kilgore is assisting Mr.
Alex. catneroh.
Mr. R. Caskenette Ira :having an
auction sale on February 18th at the
farm Of MT: Joe Switzer, of farin
neck eed
Mr. and Mrs.- George 'Harkness,
visited With Mr. itiid Mrs. t. Tiffin,
of Wingliam on Weeineaday last
Mrs. John Machines had the MIS?
l'Ortend to fall doWn stairs on Tus,-_•
iGto easisitence.
are glad to bb able t� report she has
improved e6 that she is able tO be
abou. • ' • • •
Mr. and M. WM. Conn, Laura and,
Wallo0004 M, t4 Xo, Moon ecilm
Heaviest Stripe
SHIRTING • 2
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- • Oki Prie.L45c.•
NeNriniCe.: 3t70.,.•
• •• -Itgnler Width •
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18c 22c., . 27c..
Proof •
SUITINGS,
36. ich-.Neat Pattern;
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NeW P,rice
Paint_Linck and Stripe
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• mtnevY and Finer
• 91d Price -.-55c.;
e*.r price 50c
Blaek : e
an White
sfint T NG
obi4 pric5c,
Neur price 33 :.
KIN.04.*VortztitimOultitit.'
iooss coionu et ofl Pete iilht
allmeMbers Present. Mimits'of-the
htet. regulai• tinietiO 'read 4111 eon..
A chenille fei.627i.H0 wa 0eNvrde.-
il to the clerk .4.E40-04, womn*,
Iejng xinioaste- asOotiment on
Drain, toA4 • the Wee insOuCteil
-te notify 'n parusa 1 ginkgo oot.
were amassed on ed *em, • that
. orbefole-the-l', • •daY of
their aseclienieht iolieble and Payable. •i•
The time for thecetrnof.the, ow.
teto; 49s was atteosa....WFOro.;;;''
.23117aas lisre:tesinbreed
t Walkerton were
ordered for tise 04 the Aeries:Or:: ; •
eoth4e0J rIppit-04-the.retty-!
tilleee Drain Will beS•r4d..-at`the-ng to-be-iield--oirilarch-�tIr
anl
e auditors preitented their frit'
pert for the year 19O, wbich sheared
a 1)000e to the 1004it of the Mini,
. of $4323.9. They , were -.
thanked for their:diligence, and their
alary paid *Mkt' . • . •
The Treaserer free entheirile7d: to•
Shire three copies of the reliot type. •
written. • • 4•17"; .' •
The Assessor appointed at the:
•January meetingitving declined the
appointment at ' • saary :dated,
theClerk having cativertised • for i*.Y4,-
• plications up to 9th, five..
'ap-
plications were rceived, that „ of ..
Rodger...Corrigan being: aceepted, and
-his • appointrnent e.Aiirtned. .
• Onecoes: isuedTirtinehiP of Hur
: .in, Kinloss share•Bdy.• act. S236.08;
Orinonci Moore- sioof &•Pcirtorfield.
Mackenze,Fine:tel/4, and RoadBunt.• •
tatements, $81,00i .Wm.. Stuart,
$10.00; R., 1VIalcOhn, auditor,
1,eoo.
Couneil to meet again on Monday
Marchfith,-' at -the usuay time -and
' •• R. Lane..
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IN I-1AM SPECIAL,
Regular width, ; Brand new, Fine Quality. Gingham
Todays value 20c per yd,
Advertising price, per yd 1 3C.
Tileavy. All Wool.
Shirts and Drawers
• Ru -1r $2.75
• Clearing • $ t .1.6- Each
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Fleeced. Drawers; sze- 32 &34
• All Wool Dress Goods
38 inches wide
Regular up to $1.50 per yd:
Clearing 29c.
Wrappette.s and Yama aoth
-Regular'.95c • • Regular up ' to 50c
Clearing 49c Each. Clearing tic a yd. •
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emnants par
Oh newt -11-udie-dt Otthem at February Clearing Prices
thenv-at--the rear -011-01-(rStOrit"
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Shopping is apleasure here --Try • It. •
Your Dollars go farther here --Prove It. ' •
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ABSTRACT STATEMENT, OF. THE
IECEIPTB ANDEXPENDITURES
6F-7THE--TOWNSHIP90(INL-0 SS----
For The retie Ending Dcmber Slat
1930.'
PHONE 75
eimminomolso.
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3alanee on hand , ....$ 1.737 82
Resident taxes •• • 37958 71
Non resident taxes ...,...-- 216 15
Arrearstof taxis of 1929 -, 2345 01'. •
chool purposes • 2863.30
rents and fikee-.:- 00_
4.T0 'premium on limes 14
Debentures. Face lrelue -1163i 50 •
Interest . •- - 3070
oans •• • 2606 00
Miscellaneous •• • 63 20 - •
lighvvity • • 2234 85
Oritinlage purpos,• 3761 .12
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MAFEKIlid
Mrs. Thos. Anderson spent part
• of last week at Guelph with her son
Mr Harvey Anderson of the 0 A.C.
who has contracted brimical influenza
and was quite ill in the City hespital.,
Latest •reports are that Harvey is
imProving though he will be Confined
to bed for a week or to.
Miss Ada Helm was the guest Of
her friend, Miss Grace Blake, over_
the week -end.
. Mr, did Mrs: W),Crezier and
it111.111y of Crewe- spentSaturday ev-
eing at the home of Mr. S. J. Kil-
fiqtrick.
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Miss.:Alice Shaokleton was. home
from. Belgrave over the week -end.
Mi. Norman Sheekletok received
Word WednesdaY of the death of hie
brother, Mr. . William -Shackleton,
which took place at his htimein
Komeka, Ont. Mr.' gliaokletoii- *as
horn seventy.ime years aglo on the
farm now occupied by his brother
Norman. For a number of years he
kept a store and post office at Pros-
perity, W. Wawaeosh, • Moving from
there te Komolca 'sventeen years'
s* Mr. Shackleton -'is survived ,by
his wife and �n daughter, Miss Mary
and two brothers, Mr, Norman Shak
le ton of • Ashfield and "Vratt*. arerr-riff'"
Shackleton of Stratford. Decased.
was of a quiet, kindly disposition,
devoted to -his family „and. to . the
cherch. The funeral was held on Sat.
urday from his hoinetit Komoka. Mr.
Norman Shackleton who attended the
tonere! returned horne Monday.. The
sympethy of this community goes
o to the tereayed family,
oThe: Young People's Society held
a Valentine social in, the hall Friday
evening. After a• shert 'poram there
was a contest Which created a good
deal of 'furl, After which progrssive!,
gaines were Played. A hinch of sand,
wiches, eat5t and coffee brought a
very eleesent evening to a closeMr. d.
id Mrs, -John Menary of
Crewe Spent Priclay with Mr. and
Mre. Herb Curran.
Mr. Do Campbell .01 the
loth .Eott.atid Mr. qdorge PhiliteS
arid tse children of Prdice,' were
nests and 1VIrs. Itetotane
ills. on Mooday • •
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and Rub iliCkt eVeni ng with
Mr. and Mrs.. Plardy Sitiinson.• -
Mr. ad. Mrs. Minato' Ptdoe. and
sienn ova tho week,elfd with
tk, Uoi, titWon, •
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ABEFIELD CHURCH -NOTES
Following are the subjects of ser -
Mons to be delivered by the pastor
on the dates given: • ,
• Feb. 22 -Andrew ,the man who
steals away to Jesus.
March 1 -James the man, who runs
and is net weary.
March 8 -Philip the •man who is,
"canny."
• March 15 -Nathaniel, the man in
whom the Gift of -God is rekindled.
March 22-Thonts,.who mat have
tile drown title of the deed.
March 29 -Judas V the man who
misses the mark.
• April 5 -"The 'Master of the.
Twelve."
KINGSBRIDGE
Mrs. Ed. McGlynn has been taken
to Alexandria Hospital, Goderich, as
she had -not -been enjoying good heal-
th for scene time. Latest reports are
th.st she is in quite a critical condi-
tion. .
• . There was much Interest 4and en,
thusiasm about the radio sets on last
Thursday morning, while the voice
Of the Holy. Father, Pope Plits.•XI,
sounded for the first time throughout
the world, sendinga message of love
and peace to menldnd. It, made one
wonder if ever there would be
m
ore wonderful invention than radio.
Miss Dorothy O'Neil •very pleasan-,
tly enitxtained a nuinber Of her nei-
ghbori last Thursday evening.
• KINLOUGIU
Friday night of last week a jolly
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- geod tittle was mijoyed by A large-
m
crowd Kintail Hill, when Mi. John
MacDonald gave a 'party to young
and old, and many partook of his
hospitality. •
mr, and Mrs. John Little. had a
number Of their neighbors in for an
enjoyable evening last week. •
• Miss Gertrude .O'Callahen from
Winnipeg is visiting at t•
PM Buth7.
erlanc110-- •
• Vil'have •receiVedord ofthe
death of a fernier Ashfield bey -Wil -
Hain O'LoUghlin, who died in Chicago
this liefiday Morning. Death Was
due to pneuitio,nia. Mr. O'Loughlin
'Was son of the late Mr. and Mrs.
Patrick o'Lotighlin., He had been in
Chicago it number of Yeats; and
leaVes a wick* and yoUng fainilyt
• Mr. and Mrs. Steeley Fair. and
family, of ,Bervie, visited on Thurs-
• day -evening with Mr.. and Bert•MeLeae.•
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The Sr. W. A. Meeting was held
on Thursday :afternoon et the home
of gra. A. E. Haldenby, with nineteen
ladies present 'The President, Mrs.
Jas, Bodgins Presided. A print quilt
was donated by Mrs, Bert McLean,
The-aftei.poorrr-was-,spent-io-quilting-
and working on bloCkt. At the con-
eluion of the Meeting lunch was
Seri/ed. C011ettiOn amounted to $3.70.
The March meeting will be held at
the..hone of Mrs: IL •A. Graham.
.Miaii Eliza ThOmpson and kr, Er-.
• tie Pullin were &friday Visitors at
lieert'Finnell'itt
We are 'glad to: gee Mrs. McLean
about again after Ulf*: eonfined to
her home the past
Miss Winnie Perey Kineardine
General Hospital is rieiting at her
heme here, . . • '
Mr. and Mrs: Wm. Itaalce celebrat
ed their 52nd Weddirig anniveitiarY
on Thursday last; The community
jails In VItiOilite Mr; end Mrit. Kttake
trettliethoto Years d IlOalth and hap.
nineeev
The Womena' Day Prayer !nesting
Will be. held Friday aternoon. at 2
p, M. in the Anglican Pio& All
ladies dO .cordially . ,
am glad. -tknor-that
dordhli. Stattert -"st atailtiow 10 Mak'
ing favorable prigreacaffer hid r.e.
deet appenclicititi Opertion.
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"EVerYthing that geeti UP 011ie
aolint dtitifintlena ite
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'Total .Receipts ••$62240 19
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Expenditures .
glectionexpenses
3alaries'and Allowances - 37.6-60. •
.pastage,'stetionery 447 47
Road Supt. salary 283 84'
Loans - •• 2000 00
Roads and Bridges 5462 94.
chool Purpopes 13289.77
•Debentures Principal e 2430 33
3ebentures interest 498 99
Drainage Purposes' :---: 5400 47
rue Drainage Puiltoses i000 eo
nterest on Loans 27,25
Sheep and Dogs• 200175
loard of Heelth 89 60
.Viitteellapeous ' 311 32
fax arrears to CoUnty 40150
ounty Rates - 18017 32
• relephone tides• , 137370-,'
0, B. No. 10 Debentures 6000 00
rotai Expenditures' to •
3alance on' hand
• $8224019
Dec at, Opo ° Atatets - •
halanca on hand -.1i....-$ 4323 OS
Uncoliected, taxes
'RigliWaY Subsidy 2318 10
rax arrears in- Co: Tress •
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tiree's office - too 56
1p. Turnberry, Ais'int Lott h•••! el,
' Drain -410-46"-
Balance due on Bylaw 150 413.75
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SPAOUL,tIn loving - memory
_My ,doar_liudbarld,..-Wnt-sprout..•*.tio-
pasod. away, F04 131h, 1921. •
Fou 0ra hOVO raised State that
. and day, • -
When one / loved Wei oohed wet:,
God took' him 4MC Win;
Forget hlin„.! :MVO.
!wetby hi, •Ivig vat Iwo*
M. Spiel
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• , Liabilities
Loan on. Lett Draie 700 do
Loa tt on: Teettweter Rivet
11y -Law. 150 ,165 04:1
• $8d500
Exteitt Ansets °Vt Labi1tiea 9038.18
We, the underaigned auditors h�
eXtunined the hooka 110.
M60111'10 of the oms1mIp Of fantods -
for the year &lit* 1�c o 31t, 1930(
and roPori the. taint cart, itdiord
hg to Votrebere• Uti, and
lin accordance with. the Alicive
sir:toted •Stittement:' •
Dated this 4th (10 `4. February, *la
riteberj
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ceitli itt Vh01ei • - •
- liiiiiitth ,=)00dettloit jOiliiii: to thank •
tho many 04e:id* kind Oalliallie‘t
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