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'GEORGE COLWELL OF • •
•HINLOSS VILLAGE PASSES
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.Mr., George • Colwell, age eighty-
three, dfecl„ at his home in Rini*
'Village On. tuesday, January
Mr, Colwell „haft been able. te.be..aboAt
until three days before his diath.,.
when he was confined to his r0011,1:
and the endapproached raiddlY dune,
to old -age. •,
Mrs. ,COlVorell Atilt survivee,11016
husband andthe funeral service will.
be held :fritere th..4i, residence, in
lass Village today (Thursday) a'.
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4 13aupolie APPLE
yard- will be 'closed.
froJanuary Ist ate-Janu25th'
inclusive and nologs will, be re-
. eeiVed dnring that time. Signed,
• THE LIJCKNOW TAL CO, LTD.
. NOTICE '
The. Aimuel 5leeting 9f South kin-,
loss deinetery Corporation, will be
held on Wednesday the "20th day of
January, 1932; at the hour of two
O'cloeli in the afternoone
• Alex Gollan, Sec. as.
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Ilainilten Heads
Robertson Second
Council and School Board Each Re-
ceive New, Menther ace Result of
Mondays Election -Dr. Johniton,
:• *eydr:Membey to :School' BOard Re;
vin.g..:1"Aige vete. "
`The prevailing, mild ,weather'on
Monday vdth goad:nMtering, Of
doubt responsible OM, exte4 for
the large vote poJled in. the village
TPU-,:•Mooder •when some 46'l . ballots
were cast in electing the log: coo:,
t 1 the eine num-
' el -be
---arpiii-e-Lgre,WeTrif-tiii-eT---dstriet--bron -The_oeuncil coesists, of the follow
. eil .aPprox ma e .
b-.ff-7-for..-,t1te"-ge ard
M. • Kenneth Cameron, a noted
an apple, called the Delicious; into
the:._ office this week; and :after eating
the fruit, we decided that it was -cer-
tainly worthy of the narne. Mr. Carie
-Oren received the .Young ,tree from
the late Mr,. ,W4lieln Cooke some
g:iglit years ago and planted it; being
moreof less of an, experiment, as
the' tree- is originally e western vaTz-
iety. and is thought to be the only
one of its kind :4 in this district..
' This was the first year th t •th
tree bore any fruit, when it Yielded
hamPer-of. highly colOred luiciou
apples. The freit is quite firm and
keeping well and :teens more jiricy
than the Same variety, shipped from
British Coltimbie, which are avail-
able at fenit stores 'it certain times
.INNIEMORIAM, •
loving meinory of
Doris Adeleid ,Hunter, who passed
away',5 Years 'ago; Jen. 3rd, 1927.
-1-0:eite.ia' the fa,Ce we loVed,-ke A deer,.
11-efit-ishethe Voice we loved to hear
far -To fere-sight-or epeei____
134 not to far for thoughts to teech.
-Sadly missed by. father, • Mother,
and sieter.;-
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HYDRO,'INIBRBUPTION,
DIDN'T EFFECT DANCE
bressed hydro Wires,. as a result
• Of ,sleet and wind on New Year's day
•plunged the town into darkness that'
evening. An effort was made to lo-
cate the tremble, in vein, until the
Jollowing' morning.
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The interruption Occurred just at
the time the New *Year's dance 'was
t�.esimmence. Ail the available gas•
lights in town were soon gathered
• up, whieli provided ample light The
•:-" earn, -On main. street numbere over
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Eieveittyand the hall was taxed
to capacity, aieuch so, that it was
impossible 'Ate. frilly &day ,dancing in
such a crowd. Jean's orchestra of
.Some damage was done locally to
the telephone wires, which was gen-
eral throughout Western '.Ontarie.
• The immediate vicinity 'was not so
hard hitleg igood number of places,
especially in the Stratford -Kitchen-
er -Guelph district, where hundreds
Of poles Were- spapped, of and wires
• are a tangled mais. Several poles �n
the 15th concession, between here
and Ripley aro' reported to be dewn.
• Bargains Nn Cotten' Batting , and
Weed eats for Comforters & Quilts
",MARKET, LucknoW ' Dept. Store.
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WEDDING BELLS
Burgess - Mitchell •
of the year.
WEST 8v4w4xosi LOSES
ESTEEMED .aosiDpIT
William Albeit Jones Passed Away
SOit4aY Ilo.F.afa.8- After • Lengthy
Dittess. '
APIDARit 7tIti 195i,
•'SINGLE COPIES CENTS
YOUNG LIFE IS TAKEN
:Verna Eileen McGuire Fails To Re-
cover Following Operation.
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iNew Year's row brought sorrow to
the :home of Mr, and Mrs. Howard
M#Gubte, .of the 2nd concession, ,when
their • only daughter, Verna' Eileen,
whe.,j4es in her tenth oreare, passed
stif,W in ICineardine Hospital follow-
ing .an
operation° for '*idietailritis.
::(3.1P11014;fiervicei whieh was con-
,enktell', by M4409
was held in the :Olivet. elminh
on Monday, janettei etie 'Mai -Meat
W! .' AlPleY :cemetery.. ManY, Semi:
triKtee- expressed heart -felt syni-
ptithy for the sorrowing parents and
-4-4t-wil4auagehrothers who survive.
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ing members: A. W.Hamilton,
Stuart E. Bobertson, Robeit Mul- THANKS:TO ELECTORS
lin, W.13. Anderson. Reeve Rae was
returned to Office by acclamation.
• Stuart Reberteon Is the new znete-
ber on the-- board, replacing Mr;
Murdie, Who. was defeated, the other
three- Members of last year's board
-heing-ireeeleetetleellobertson„.
substantial vote,, being het two votes
behind Hamilton who :headed the poll.
• The vote for council • according to
the.returns at :the three stihclivisione-
is as fellows:
— S.,N. 1 N, 2 Total
Votes Polled 159 144! 467
Hamilton 85 93 265
Robertson 111' 68 263
Mifflin 89 70' 250
Anderson .76" '71 232
2 192
Mer4ie ...• 65" • 65 • .
Feegueen
Stewart • .25 • 22...
FOr :School .B9ard •
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183
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To 'the Elector! of Luck:saw.
Ladies aid Gentlemen:-: —
".1 I wish- to isincerely think you for
the support you gave me on -election
day and teidnMember',of the council.
okra, '
to merit your. confidence "throughout
the year. • -
Robert Mullin.
To the Electore of Lac -knew,
Ladies and Gentlemen: -
wish to extend thanks and ap-
preciation -to those who saw fit to
support Me at the Polls on January
•Sincerely
• Donald Ferguson.
I
he Braid The. Bread .
Of Health rio V 1..of Health:
•'OUR 'morro.. IS.QUALITTAND *azimut
THRIFT IS 'COMMON-SENS'E. 'APPLIED TO SPENDINO. FOR
EVERY lawny SPENT ON ..,1(01111 TABLE, BREAD GIVES
•itiolf BIGGEST FOOD VAI,UM-•
RICH FRUIT CAKE --- 2 lbs. 35e. '
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P,UFE.:PASTRIES ' COVE EE CAKES..TEA *scums .
. ittsapiav, • ,ai80.• ;BREAD
• • - OATMEAL 'COOKIES
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111 --OW:
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WHILE FAMILY- AWAY
:n010.-denee of Mr. Fred C Jahiston
Destroyed by Fere Last Week -
Able toSave But Littleof Coritente
• .fiTe of unknown Origin destroyed
e the home of Mr. Fred Johnston •of
the in concession on 'Ilfariday-evzi
ening of. last week, and by the time
heighbors reached 11 the scene of the
Ma*t was possible to saye only 'a
Bliley portion' of the furniture.
Mr. and 'Ws, Johnston and babe
had left- home' that Afternoon- • to
visit with Mrs. Johnston's Mother,
Mrs. Gaunt of the 12th coricessien
of Waivieosii. Coke was beigburn-
ed in the stove atel before leaving the
premises- Mr. Johnston returned to
the house to satisfy himself that the
•fire was properly ebecked•Red ie
view of this and the face that the
To the Electors
fol the Village of Lucknow.
Ladies and Gentlemen: -
I desire- to thank yeti for the
votc.. acnorded me oh 'election day.
1. 'CMS nid incceeefril but neeeithe--
lees I appreciate your suppert. • .
----Wtnr7Bitz.rdie•-••tered the-Itsri-of-,Pitictieally-a117-hie.ifis-S--Peasele--Nbron-tof-A-Arietoei'a
your es-
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and Our Service
BY: F.'T. ARMSTRONG
.Lucknow'
YOU CAN'T READ TODAY,
Witeuthe_exes you need to lsave.
• Yon remember how you could once
read the smallest print. Lately
your reading matter held fur-
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thee.from the eyes, and even then
• it looks sort of hazy. If you will
• deep 4n here .some day .we will
short, you how. a modern eye ser-
vice.,deals with such cases.
Continued next week
Mrs. Moore spent New Year's with
75
' stove was recently emtipPet1 with
tee•_ere_ is mystery. . Me: Robt. Sturdy- ee Detrew,
of Stratford, but Mr. Johnston Sul- • a•S • ' ".
her ion,. Me. Oerilint Motora of •Rock-
wOOde ,
new gratee, and pipes, the : cause of , • •
Tne. members elected to the school
board -eve • as fellows: Dc-
Johhsten, .C. MacDonald, W. -
G. • Andrew.
• morning of ahother respected A rest- Aridrew' and'
The deith occurred on Seri_
,J. Canieron were the, three retit-
gorden „eisited_ltistweek viith his father, 'The faetn belonge to Win:- W Ite turd
Hospital, London, spent a few days\
belongings" :is neighbors corild save
dent- qf the Township of Went ing „members 4;f the hosed this year. To the Electors of Lucknow only a few articles of furniture due at her home last week. '
hi the person of Albert Jones, aged to ihe progress the Ore had made, • ..
Ladies and Gentlemerk:'--
wanosh, et his home, Cencession four
banteron desired :to withdraw,
while Rev. MacDonald and. Mr. An -
ht re-election, with three
=others, Dr. Johnston, Hugh McIntesh
fifty' years.- The deceased ,Man, had when first noticed. The loss we nn- Eargates m Work Clcithing, Soelt•i
drew
sought, . •
been in poor health practically all derstand is partiallY coverea by in-. and 'Mitts for Men; "MARKET"
;Thanking the voters who support-
ed me on, Monday and extending to
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the citzens ef• the village best, wish-
• suraece.
beeknovi Dept. Store.
eurnmer and-in40ne was taken to. •
spending a couple of Weeks holidays
McKim also aspYear
ieents -forfor's. happy arid prosperous ew
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Mr, Will Johnsiton of Toronto
Aleltandra Maine and General Hos-
he hate of. Mr. and Mrs, mr: S.
Mitchell, Cent -re 'Street; Wingharn,
- Wes the -scene -of very pretty, Chide -
tines. Day _wedding at high noon,
4..0e Mary PearsOn, Younger daugh-
e4f.-0;kr. and Mrs. W. S. Mitchell,
• became the: wife of Re/. James Lux -
on Burgess,' 'M.A., of South- Kinless. was in Lochalsh cemetery ,
Rev; Kenneth MacLean offleiated.. " The deceased is survived by his
The bride, given in marriage by her wife; three daughters, Mrs.
Haroid
father, Wore 'a .becoining go*rt of bogie,' Auburn:. ,Miss Tene, Detroit;
royal blue georgette andlace, and Miss Sophia,. Pittsburg; , and two
carried' a. bouquet of Airericari sons, William, on the :boundary west
• Beeute totes and baby,a;breith. She of Lucknow and Tom, implement
Wore the gift of the bridegroom, a agent of. Ripley. Also by'. fele sister
. handsome. pa:Witten :wrist width. Mr.s. Ditegliss of Ashfield and by
Miss Marion Mitehell, sister of, the two grandchildren, I3ill and Marian
bride, played„the wedding'inavii, The Boge.
house was ertisticallY decorated with The Paliaarers were: Robert Me-
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chrysleatheniures, lilies and Christ- Tavish, Robert Wilson; Geo Mooneyt
tiles 'decoration for the' occasion. Al- fr. Mitchefl W W Hill, James '4Mc-
ter the ceremenY a dinver was' seri/. Donald: :
' ed to about twerttyAve guests after Ftiends feom. a distance to attend
which and Mts. Burge' ft for the: service 'included: Mr. Jaines-
au extended trip' theme' 4aetere
Ontheio, the bride tray4snig in a
French model of broWri A-epe, brown
emit. With WPIte, hat sheen'and acces,.;.
- -soriee te, mateh On their_ r et rn they
-*ill reside at the ufe
pee.
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this 'Ace
pital, Goderich, for an. jahtistio
operation, n received 320 votes toHugh McIetosh. OUT EARLY TO VOTE
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virith bis•mother and sister. -
Which, however, was' of no avail.. In
Augest he returned to his *pee; and
• head the poll 71 votes above hii near- .
est -oPponent. „Rev. MacDonald came To the Electors of Itinloss.
next with e total_:ef 249 votvand Ladies and Gentlemen '
111r. AtidreW received 205. Accept my sincere thanks for the.
The results of the balloting were confidence expressed by you in elect -
as follows: , in me to the reeveship and I will per-
,
Messrs. C • larence Murdie . and Bert
while able to be arorind'a great deal ". "Aunt" Lizzie . We ter, a vener-
wita the former's- parents in town —
itkinsoe spent the past few day -A-47,
of the ttnie; continued to- fall, arid hal able Old lady of ninety years, was out
been confined to his bed for the past to vote Itright and early on election e
few weeks. He is survived by his day and had the distMction of being
Wife and: one sone, leleleille; else by the second lady to east her vote et the
citie sister; Mrs. 'Moffatt, of Saskat- southern polling subdivision, and
cheWan, and . one. , brother, Frank possibly the oldest Voter to do 'so.
Jones of Dungarmon. • Cite brother, Miss Webster set a fine example of
Harry Jenes, predeceased him by • ' I interest- by going
muntcipa - to the
. polls: to perform this duty, •
many years. •,
•• 1 N.2 Total form the duties of this •office. in the
Dr. Johnston —119' 100 101 320 best interests of the municipality.
Rev. MacDonald 97 85 . 67 249 Wishing you,a happy .and 'prosperous
W.. Andrew _.-.72 80 53 206 New Year, I remain yours sincerely,
II. McIntosh 'me -AL 54 • 55, 170 David ICarruthers..
A. E.•McKim -....50 - '71: •49 170,
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. The funeral was held on Wednes-
day afternoon at his lete residence,
wIt.11 interment in Dungannen ceme-
tery. • "
RIPLEY _RESIDENT
SUCCUMBS TO STROKE
Former Asihfield Firmer Sriffera
Fatal Stroke at His Home.in Ripley
William. Kempton, • aged.' yetifk-
a resident of the. village of Ripley
and formerly a Well known .farmer
of .Ashfield, passed awiy at .his hoine
.Sinulay,. following a. stroke which
he suffered A few days previoes.
. Mr. Kenipton was born in Goderich
ToWnehip, rileving as a lad, with his'
permits to Ashfield, where as .a far-
mer he beceme widely and favorably
known. In 1923 he retired and moved
to Ripley, .where he has • since made
his home. ••
• Ite4 CKenzie conducted
" At vit
the funeral -service A ;
'alket
Church, Ripley, on Tuesday, January Colborne Twp
5th. Mrs. Munn of Ripley sang "One Reeve. Albert Goldthorpe:. council -
Sweetly Solemn Thought." Interment lors, George C. Feagen, H. McCreath,
Melyin Tyndall, John Pitblado. . '
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The entire hool board for 1982 To the Electors of Kinloss.
thus' Mendes, D. C. Taylor, -George Ladies and Gentlemen:,
-Douglas, Wine -MacKenzie, 'Dr. John-
ston, Rev: MacDonald and W.- d. the coKfideirc-CYMr-have-shown
returning nie to office for another
drew.
term, and ; can assure you that it
-will be my earnest desire to show
that this confidence has not. been
nlisplaced. • Faithfully "yours,
Richard Elliott:
• Four New Members
• I wish to thank you one and all for '
DISTRICT . ELECTION
Huron Township .
Reeve, Robert -Geddes elected oVer, _ i
Dnnald 8.- Mettonald,-inaj. _64. Com: !im.,theeCitizens_LL.,._
cil; (first four eleeted), Ben a -Logan, of the TownShip oc Itilli0-*SS
452;, Alex McKay, 371; , Leslie Rae, I wish to take this, opportunity of
341; John Kennedy, 257; Daniel Mc- 'thanking you for the splendid sup:.
. , port given me at the recent . muniei-
Donald,'• 229; Donald Finlayson, 225,
John Wylds Jr., 266.. pal election. *AS an elected member
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Myth Village
for -your council board I :shall en -
Reeve, ,Irvin Wallace: councillota, deaver ,to discharge the dialer ee-
E. taundy, A. Radford, F. liollymate quired of Me in -,a ,eapable and *-
George MeNall.. lent manner. 'Again thanking You,
East Wawanosh Townshp and wishing you a ihappy and profit-
,
• • ' able Nati/ Year, I em,-
RESULTS
Reeve, P. Scott: councillers, George • • yours gratefully,
Yungblett, C. Robertson, R. Redmond Rod MacDougall,
Mese ,. arid daiegLiteee`AMts. 'etdee,
wer.tel;°; 4113-07C-Cciover, ran. • and
Dert Wise, Clinton; Thos.. Hinton,
ti.and !Thee. Jeynes, kr. and
Mrs. Clarence .St. 13ernard,' Detroit;
s. Thos.; Lit:Were,'ref efithr-
ear8O McKetiehe Dungannon.
Bargains maieriale for Quilt
coverings and linings. "MARKET"
Luckhow Dept. Store.
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JOHN COLLING PASSES it B.C.
The death of John Coiling in his
seventy-first year, occurred in Van-
couver, B.C., on Thursday, Dec, 24.
The remains arrived in Ripley on
Friday, January 1, knd were taken
to the honie of his daughter, Mrs.
W. •D. Cox, Kinloas.'
• The funeral was held"frowt.the, St
Paul's church on Saturday 'afternoon
•Beie. -Mr.-A.-ppleyard-conducted-the_
service. The burial, which took place
in Ripley, Was under the auspices of
the 1.0. 0.F., Ripley lodge. Mr. NU-
litrrwas-a lormerTesident -of Murou-
eon0Ossion 4.
.11Stri
kiss McNaughton has returned em,
Orangeville after, spending the __e&-.ustrj.,'
lay :with Mr. and Mrs. Cameron
Donald.
Messrs. Alex McKay of Vancouver •t
and - Calvin McKay of Guelph were
recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. R.
I. Canteron.
Missett Winnifred and -Myrtle Web.
�flKiflkSS1oard_ster have returned to Toront,o and
Wellaley ,respeetively after spending
the Chrietmes. holidays with their
parents.
.,...11r-and_Mrs.-Gordon-lohnston_and..., _-
3011 and Mrs. Haigh and daughter of
Seaforth, Were visitors during the
recent holidae with Mr. and Mrs: ,
Russel- Robertson. - '•A••
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Carruthers Elected Reeve -,-Elliott
Heads 'Poll For gouncil-Itemain• -
der of Board All 'Nev Members. -
To the. Electors of Kinloss.
• Thank you Sept./a:id Girls, thank
you, for the confidence which you
have in me as expressed in the vote
given on Monday. ,,May that confi-
dence' not 'be misplaced. ••
•\• 'Yours for Service,.
Mac Ross.
To the rectors of Kinloss.
• Ladies and Gentlemen -
I wish to-'thatik heattily all who
melded me in any way on Monde*
• election, and I will endeavor to
serve .the 'people ,qf the township to
the hest of irty
, Alex McKenzie.
J.
4Safaimo,
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Services Sunday, January 10th:
Makes 7. P.M.
The annual business meeting at
Iladketts ,On Monday, isieuary
- --Election-of-Aofficets �f Sion S S,
Menday (Netting, .tellittry Al%
• The electors of Kinloss Went' to
•the _polls_ on_Monday Jo record their
votes. Which caused mani-UPsete-end
as a result 'four members • of last
year's board were ousted from office..
On the retirement of iReeve Col=
well, a .member- of the cOrincil for the'
past few years, Angus McIntosh qual-
ified for this Mike. He was opposed
by David Carruthers who wine the
contest by a majority df 72 votes.
Richard Elliott a former Member
of the board showed his popularity --
by heading the .polis, and was the
only memher of the 1931 board to be
re-elected.'Close on his heels fellow,.
ed Rod: McDougall, with a count 'of -
293. Mac Rose and Alex MacItuzie
were the ether two .irtem`eirs' elected.
Jas. Huston and Adam 'MeQueen,
former elsewhere of, the board and
Thomas ,M0ore, new stepiratit, Were
the threenorincil contelitants to suf-
fer defeat -
The following are, the; official re -
turas according to the varioes sub-
6itions: '
2-rlKinlough: ,.3 -Holy -
rood:, 4 -2nd Con. i 5-e-Lang8ide:
Whitechutchi•
For, Reeve
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Carruthers
144Intosh 29
For Council
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Elliott
McDottgall 6
ItOss
McKenteie
Huston
Moore
*Queen
jN
p 68 109
28 82 54 42
Mr. Russel Robertson went to
Kitchener this week where he will
be hi" charge of the exhibit of the.
Lucknow Table Company • at the
furniture show in that city.
Mr. and Mrs. -Ernie Aitchison and
family of Harriston spent • New
Years with the former% parents in
town. On their return they were ac-
companied by :Aylmer Aitchison who .
spent 4. few days- there. '
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The -regular 1 ineeting of the. Wo -
Men's Inatitute Will be, held at the ,
home of Mrs. .•R. 11. Thohipson on
FridaY, •Jennary 8th, at 2.30 o'clock
Debate: "Resolved that the Women
of to -day will do more for MoneY
than for LoVe.
•Card of Thenke
Mrs, James Cook and John F. Cook
wish to thank the friends and uelgil-•
hors...efor their. kindness and sympa-
thy during the sickness and death
of 'Mr. Cook.
3' • 4 6 • 6 . TOO
45 611 • " 338
31 266
46 110' 65 , 47 23
''9 • 72 122 43 41
A--6. 50 59
. 6 . '47 52 61 46
38 61 29 ,15 16
28 51 82 ao' go
A 74t: 11-
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