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Letter To he-Iditor
Within the Past month there have
been two tonsecntike: insertions by
the Brewing • Industry in the adver-
tisements .of our local • Paper. Times
have notbeen challeaged by the other'
side. :-As A Citizen- of a Christ/4n
coninlanitY, and 'cotnitY; known- prov.-
'bite wide for its, attitude on the tem-
perance qnestion. I wish to draw At-
tention to the fact that the Brewing
Industry •is the Jilin edge of the
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• , /4 !AM
No cetintr. ali'Paeada
PG•oivi Pet* men than•truee,
No ,mati:that. eopies :from that calnq
Need ever' inalgi-•exensei• ' • :
The pioneers o1 OA queen's' Busk:
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Have Pafnied. to their reward.
DAY JULY 1937.
'1..404E101(
mi... v. CainPhell: Of Toronto; *40
*iting eister:Ars• Mit-Makue.,
. Miss Margaret • Rliellie; Of Loriden
is •sPending the 'Week aV her , home .'
Brake. 'inan-Were theY;-and--strcnie-of here`
ini . • •
Who trOsted in, the Lord: ,--
Their, women. tO0 Verir fair
'And,..i.wit as brave as fair..
WOOS
broad „wedge_pf the Liquor a •,,,TheY gladlY Aid. their share, '
• • logfl," •• '
• And aging while tt their work. ,
Though tasks were hard.,and AV,iritqrS
• long ' • '
No. One was knoWnto shirk.,
inarIcet. for its .goodS;• !as Yet, Withont
ernAlIntito4 •It say -.that qwe,. eon,
• t.rjbilte • materially" to the .ecOnomn.
welfare, of this, province rend
prOvicling •a ivrng for
: () Does ,the fanner profit?
: In, 1904929, (ten •years' sprehibi...;
den) :the eonstimptiOn of milk. 'and.
Milk 'products ! in the U.S.:A. Pei per,
son rose 212 lbs. Or Over• 29%. Beer
Caine 'back in •.1943.' •The next ,year
showed a fall n i1k Production . Of.
• :fen* billion Peunds with' milk- 'con-,
• suniption 27% below health' require-
"ments. In 1935 the brevving, trade in
Canada consumed :near 3.4%; of- the
• Canadian barley crop: Allowing $0c
per bushel for brewing barley It
.brought the farmer •$1,725,090. ,or
'less. • titan %I% • of they. value of milk'
and 'milk products' Valued that year
LITY BRE
.."PHONE.36, LuCKNoNir.
infesi-Kitivc nd.
-Ataik Golden Wedding
Nome.% Of ginit;„bigt0ie .Kaneas Do
:nomad' to. • Highly Esteem°
:'Couille—Erotheie Sister' Fr0111
• Kinlioki Attend :Eveiit! AS. Well' As
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Entire Faniily Of Nine. Children,
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Mr:. and mrs':. J. S; ROYIe: of Benn-,
lagto#,72 Kansas,. celebrated- their .50th
weildink anniversary ,' Tuesday, June
/5. 1937,. at: their: hoirin niid the Ep-
iscopal: Church basement • At' noon
a fainilys- dinner: 'Washeld, at •'the
• -Church:, .basement, attended by only
the-iminediate-Members
,of the fani-
ily Open house WM held at. their
• • horde : betWeen-the-Aeurs...oL2Ltill'...5.
• . and -several hundred' neighbors • Joni
• friends' '• •
• Mr. and. Mrs. ,'Boyle ,'were Married
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.60 years ago, at the 'WilliaM Rehberg
home south .Of -this 'city.. Judge J.
:Herr'• perfornied.'the • cererriorgy and
•'I. the bride and, groom were .attended
biPIVIrs. Herb. Quinn ,and: Alf. Joe
cretois.. : FolleWing..: •their • Marriage
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they went; 'to Iien-Sekeepifir
• :old .home ins: tlie east-part':of, Ben-
- ningtori,. where' they : •contintied to
live for' Many 'years, and raised a•
..familyof nine 'Children,all of 1whoin
were pre'sent Tuesday to help their.
parents Celebrate the day: •
, At 10 p'ClOck an. inapressiVe ,"tere.
twiny was' at the. Episcepal.
• church, As .the Lohengren wedding
„march, • played :by Mary Kissinger; a
granddaughter,. sounded, their four
Aaughters, entered the church, follow -
en by the -fine Sons, Who teok their
• place on' either side?ef the .aisle near
the :chancel stens, and • the ' parents
: matched in betWeen,• halting „ the
chancel steps and there renewed theirt
wedding Vows :before Rev. Geo. Bert.:
sOn Cox of.'Long :Island; New. York;
a nepheW Of Mr. .13Ole;,, Following
thli communion •service .was held'
' bY °Rev. , Cox; assiSted• by Rev. Ed -
'market 4.and What does • it --i10--te
farmers' sons." '
•, (b) Does it,previclieniployment?
In malcing 1,000,000 of ,beer, 113
,persons are: employed. •
riiking7$1.006,000 ef,%buttet and
• cheese; 151 persons' are employed.
In :Making ,$1,000.000'. of 'breadi. 315
persens are employed; '
In making ; $1,000,000 et' shoes,' 425
persona' are •emploYed• • •
Which- rmillierr best aids health And:
. happiness ••••.
• (0) Poen- the ProYincial Treasury
PrOilt?' • In one , province , of'.Canada
the drinking citizens' must colnanne
$7. worth of liquor per Capita to put
$1. in the provincialo,treasurY. Sixty-
two, cents of this dollar goeS' to fin-
ance the -pence and thirtY-eight • (38)'
-centeisrtlre•-rretincome4or-4reasury4
.profit Who get:C. :the other $6;
What given to the'iconsumer:
For a Period of • 12 months. in• On:-
terid her 'drink bill was $68,000,000,
nnd her relief bill was. $36,000,000,
nearly Of that, anaiiint;
Surely the •whole ,traffic under-
mines the individual comiMinity , and
nation economically, , • • • •• ••.•
•One •• gannet. in one letter anal:Ver.
the other arguments presented, but
let us think and tot be blinci..Ito
co. Your truly, ; ••
A •Sentinel Reader.
Although :k their. lot ..'-was'.'.$.0naeWhat
They , were 4 14ppr: ot
They..,reaped a Aey: hqn�st top;
• That Money never bought, " •
Though sons end' daughters: bora to
. them • • : ' • • • , •
Wetd„.all. humble birth,.
No 'rine but Will admit -that they
• Were all 'Of .sterling worth.. •
Then when :the PoPulationi•grew,
Their. , young folk went. out 4nest.:
On Prairie,. Monntain, sea and strennfii
• They were acknowledged:beg. ,
The, Ovine geed, sterling' qualities
That Marked -them when in Bruce,,
late family,- includin--two
BPYle's brothers, William'and. Levi,
and a: Oster; • Mary dok; from
Canada., pat down at' the' "7" shaped
table' in' the .EPiscopal 'church. base-.
Ment :for dinner 'after the service:
This group included. all. of the nine
Beige children- arid all of the- grand -
'children. Daring dinner a , group of
original„songs, written esPeeially for
the •oceasion, were sung: • • .
joseph E. Boyle of 'Chicago acted
as toastmaster. for the program which
-followed the dinner.' Levi D. Boile. of Boyle's • brothers • and :sisters were
Anthony, Kansas:: Paid tribute to his Present :and manY members of their
parents in behalf of the RPyle ,families:' These included i Mts. ' Aug -
ren.' The Rev. George, Benson Cox Of Ust Hoheirsee;• Mrs, Willi:tin- Hegrefe
New: York,, 'nephew • of Mr: Boyle; of Salina, John: Essig of DeriSr, Col?
Spoke in behalf of ',other' members orado and Domain Essig.. ,
Of.: the -fariiily, pointing, .Out,' that the Out of town '-gtests. included:. Revoccasion .
was , one of ,the inost-unique-Geoi-,Benien--"Cole,'4of.LLoricAslandt_
to be eXpe. iencediSPeciallY the fact New ,Yo -Pk; Mrs. Mary Cox and Levi
that all of' the children_ as well--"'-ac-Boyle-of-7-Lucknow;--Ontariop-.-Citnadal.:
the parents 'werei Present.- Musical •of MooSejaw, 'Ssisk„
nunibers were rendered by Canada;.Mrs; Bertha Eattman...11en-
' d Mrs Mike
Mr, Ira •Cain131?P11- o TCauiskaslug
is, :Spending a, month',. vacation at
heine here. ••'• ,
Mr;Alex MacKen.Fieof ' TerOrite,
has been- sueeclieg. lea MacKenzie-
,hern
with his P.areete• '
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**1!9**;!11•1110.
• For! .Canadaown
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And, now the sena and the grandSoris
:Of. these ,who Wandered West,
Gather their' labour to recall
With Song, and' speech and jest. .
Two' hundred' here,in: Vancouver!,
Gathered net •long ager•:
With joyous songs and merry hearts
• Tn0Ar love. for! -grope :to show.
yet. of •:..th4 „week , With her ,sieter;
,:sehAsto4 at Sarnia, •
Pr. and 1/11*".. David: Forester and
daughter. „lean' otMonteaI, . visited
James.Fiii•ester; last
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.Mrs; amPhell and' "jciel
-Naylor of-' Terente
the home. of Mr ';:;and „rs.. Rat
,M, R. H.
Thompson. 2 •
• Mr: and' Mrs. Thomas Aitchisen,
Mr: Cliff 'Aitchison and .• Jackie, For- '
ster,sjient••Sunday'in Harriston, With;
Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Aitchison:
•Mr:• and Mrs; Robert. Rae' and.
Margaret and • Mts. Porteous Of
StratfOrd,'•left. on. Wednesday: on a ,••
meter. trip t6 'Prinee - Edward Island.
. •,
IVIiss Irene Haines and Miss .,Tane :
' 1!) • were visitors • !"7---
the, xemembrances , Was • a bouquet jot
fifty -roses, ' sent by .Mr. and 'Mrs.
Jan D. Allen of chicagO• '
.• In addition: tO the: two ,brothers,
sister andnephen, of Mr. BoYle's, who
attended the Celebration, all of Mrs.
When they 'chatted • of the, borne
The places' that • they „knew,— •
Of Walkerton, and of Tara,
'Luckno'w, Teeswatei too, • ,
Paisley,.-Che,sley and Kincardine,
• Southainpton by the lake, .
Or of •'l'iverton or Wiarton;
Their .hearts wee like to break.
There----w-Frelome '
'.•• And socne• 'Caine -from Mildmayr
And, I :saw' serne frem Hanover,. • '
And some from Saiigeen- way;•
And some there were among the
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• Caine not from 'any' town,
But lived on some parental farm
Without name or renown. '
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They spoke prondlyof Canada,,
And of the: Empire too,
Ontario,' he best province,
•As you And I would do. • •
But:when they toasted Bruce County
Their' hearts were •filled with . joy,
The name recalled that•deai old home,
They 'loved ,as 'girl and boy:
,CHIN,ESE-• :14.A.Np ,EMBItO1PIERED.P.I.L1,9*: PASgS-,:42,". Wide
'9aoil quality cotton.' Pair 98e.
HA,Nti;' EMSR611),EREI) ',LINO SETS, 77 Natural'
Colored Lieee. C.4;1h 3$;i3,6; ,Seiviettea.. 1202 • $1.95:
• HAND EMBROIDERED RUNNERS,438x36, 18x -15:18v54-:" '
gr ething cliff-
erent, Pair
TtiWt1.-!•L•INO-Red"'" bordered:- $peciaL - 4-44
T.TVEL.LING Linen 2`,0. :13e;' 35e. ,
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MA.14Y . OF THESB riECKS' • ABB CDBABilit 111.4isT
• . CAN BUY': wifor,,,ERA:1 p„.14,9W''. • '
TERRY -Wefghti lona ",•-toi, 'the' ,beath.
Yellow ...,... , . . , • . . 28e.
hist% week witirlir.. • ariff-7..
MeeKenzie and:, Miss Hazel. Welister. I
•Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cole attended
the7fiirieral'of ,Mr. Cole ' brother at I
Underwood',on Friday last. Mr. 'Cele!
obServed..Iiis 92nd. birthday en jill3r• •
4th. • • •" • ' . • !• : I
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.Mrs. Dr. ' ZaeA.achen Brenner, 1Vliss
Effie ,D,edOnick Mr, • and Mrs.!
Dickie, Farniington, Mich., were I
girests. with,. Mr: and Mks, • R. J.
Cameron.: •
• Mr. and Mrs."Johir'-' McCall. of Ab-
etnethir, are visiting with,
friends ' the community: Mr! .Me -
Call 'was a, former implement dealer
in Lucknpw., , • • •
Mr. ''.'Alerc; Smith, .Whe •has .spe t
th ast term teaching in 'the :Indian
resitiential—Schtiel--Lat-•,-Brand —
'holidaying: with his parents, Mr and
aits... J. J., Smith'. , •
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Mr.: Jim , and. ,Effie Campbell, 'Mrs.
Fletcher and two children Of lIder•....
ton, Spent the. week -end' With their
uncle. Mr. 'Jelin 1VIeVicar. at:the home
Mr. Duncan ',MacLeod. . • • - :'• !
Mary.. K. and Audrey Jean Kissingei. ry m .
and . Mrs.. •A place where men are • proud to live
and Dorothy Rae -Isabel of . IVIinneti Kottinan of' Ellsworth 'Mr.
polis. •' ' '.''' '. • •:•• ' • ',:: • qe9. • • ,Lockhart • and Miss • Bertha ..". or proud to: say they're from • •
• .,:rhe grAup adjourned at :42 "orclOck Brow7dOf Minnetipolist• Mrs Jininile- , -:. :- - , • - : - - . • - •
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in the. afternoon te.- the 'Boyle, .rest- Xing • SOlomon; Mr. and Mrs WILL FARADAY
denee 'Where a reeePtienr. was.' held. Worth Boyle, Ralph Boyle and Leland .Vanc, Over. • B. C. • , :
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;So ....here!s• a toast .to- Bruce County
• And one to'.all . her sons,
And 'One • to all her -daughters fair -
As .
• long as '',Satigeen runs, '
• And one to all 'Bruce: Boys and ,Girle
Who've •settled,. in this West;
Success toeacli and every one, •
FOr they are of the best.
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And .while• We' Stand in- Silence -all;
Withheads • bewed-, toward. -"-the.
earth, 1 . '
Ne111:1-drink-ar,--Silentr--tOad-Lt0-
• MoSe. souls of' honest -worth --
Our parents,..arid their parents too,,
• 'Who madeBruce t�, beconie
for '-IVIr: Mrs. Boyle • until -five Tangrac, o _
Nearly 300 friend's .of ,the SpenSer. TaYlor. and. family of June- TAKE • somg OF THE. "''
family attended. The farnily-,and tion City, -Mr, and Mrs. William Hog- r r
atiVe• s. from Bennington Niles; .Salina, fete, '1VlisS' Pauline Hogrefe and the . CHANCE • OuT OF: LIVING,.
A
°Sepik teorge
'Mrs'. 'Mills and . daughter Edith of
Ottawa,. were recent visitors •with
Mr. and 'Mrs. Jack 'Carter. Mrs. Jos-,..
eph -Mille' is a cousin of Mrs. car-,
ter?s and it was the , first. time they '
:had Met ;In' twenty years.
.Cominenced 'Sailing
Elliott Webster,' an: einpleyee Of.
the Lucknew Table co:, has 'taken ,to
Sailing., He left •fer Port•Colberne the
lattei.' part ef the •week to : join the, •
.trewe of the. 'lake freighter; - ceOrge-
DorioVan, : "Doc". and Jim: stew- .
art of Liickn:eware ernPleyed.,on
this boat • - • • • r
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HUR N AND KINLOSS
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THER IS STILL PLENTY OF, TIME. TO WEAR WHITE
. SHOES. NOW IS:, YOUR CHANCE TO BUY- THEM
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• • . •AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
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W HITE AipALs
Cuban 17,1c.
AC, •• • ' 04/4 atvii;
AN ASSORTED LOT-.
Of White Pumps, Ties., and
oxeercis Shoes that t .-98
• seld‘-'to .$2.95..""At w ewe
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, WHITE. DRESS .SHOES,• -
In Ties, „Sandals, - caber: and
I $2 49
tontinental heels.. •
Reg; $3.45. At.-- • . •
l'ile$1'4r* — • _._ .,_
WHITE . SPORT ,DXFOltliS •
AA, A, B." p. Widths. • Values'
to $3.'45. '' ' .1 - - •
Clearing -At . I. ,
. $2 -69
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July'3rd, 1937.:: -.-
The CamMissioners. of ."the'..Hurort •
and • Kinlebs Municipal : Telephone 1•.
System met in .the' Secretary's' office •
on the above date at 8.00 p,ra: with: .
John W.1 ColWell in the chair.- Mem-
• bers present' were Dan D. BieD04hid
and Neil MacKay. •
',1Vroved by. Dm-I.:D.. MacDonald and
• seconded 'by .Neil ,MacKay that the:
minute of last meeting be adopted
as read (carried). •
Barnard,: and -other points joined in Rt. Rev. It. II; Mize, a Salina ! Mr. ,
this, inCidents in, . he history' of the Of Wells, Mr. and: Mrs. Willis.•Beichle ticket? You 'don't- always expect to
Boyle !fetidly' -Were recalled; , • of • Culver,.eMrs. 'Jane Locichart ,,- of lose, .do You? But you know you
_ Tbe. day's_:,:_progritm .'ives' brought- Niles, • Mr. and Mrs. Karl DeniO Iland , might . Do Yeir; ever take an occas-:
td •a , fitting ,elimak . in the' evening. daughter' Bernardi-- amt Mr.-,- and ,:ional chance., in ' traffic, ' either walk-
fitting'
the ',. •Bennington ' 1V1uniCipal Mrs. J:...T, Fisher .of Salina;:who were' mg or driviii-rt.',.YdtillEVER expect
Band Serenaded the Boyles , in the present. at the :marriage of Mr. And to ;loSe;! do. you,? But you . MIGHT,
presence of : niany friends; Intereit; Mrs.. Boyle' 50 years::agO„, , for ' you are , ELEVEN- ' TIMES as
ingik, Lewis ,Dale, director a the : 'Business -irnen aryl' friends -of. Ben-. likelY to 'be -71(1104 Or:injured in .'an
band,. is a nePhen,F-.of 'Charles :Dale ,niiigton ezPreased. their , tribute _ to' antoinobile , accident this, year :as the
•whe . direeted •the . Bennington Band 'Mr. and, Mre;• I3 yle threngh a gift holder of A 'sWeestaked ,ticket •is to
fifty years ago 'Wlieri :it' serenaded. of s chair,:. Mr., oyle ha's been in win even a snaall prize; Yon are on : Ines . , . , . , .
Mr's, .13oyle. Messages .earne from D. Flee been active iii etliot affairs , of YOUr Stake Is. a,' feW dollars at most, Carter. re.Paira.: th Trailer $4•5'0: . ' •,' •'• . : - ' •, R': li.' MartYn:•Sec'Y. 'James: Itiley aits. "ar[u.tonit.rnereil..•••Nt:iii,dh.ch" tp,:f.,..
!S 'Senator' ' MAi;ill and - the IIon. the 'comniunity: • - - ' ' • ' Pint' when You. gainble.-in traffic Y01.1 •Stroniberg-Carlien Tel. mfg. cn., ,. .:. . :
.. ' 1;.°0t:o..7;!• I fe .• Irie I 11 I: ' '''with
The celebration ll .go down . in IBET YOUR .upp..:Vbetikgr: you, are • Mdse.' * $15.85. Dan, D. ' MeDatkaitl' Rtl'U.It101)' :i.FRT.I. T.II,E .§ou. :171, , r'ye::: tithil:tY:,she 'i8 not
en joyinti
, , , . .i. ni o A I, earn ,
historAte, Oil'of of the outetanding of ' a Motorist or a ' Pedestrian "TRY. IVIemliershiii ,fIlVestern CburitY Te/e-t... '
its kind eVer held in Bennington.-- 'COURTESY" all the. time, arid take .phone Aisoen. $1.00; William Wilken' • -- g ie 4,•• .
.Benniegton News. • • smile. 01 the chance nut, of living. ' •pole $1.75 f .060, '.1 Eininerton,' Mdse', kin Theories; IItintow,of Detroit is, hest ef licalth:-.-Kincardirie Novi-,
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a !picnic lifnch in the evening. • • At :and, Mrd., JerYy 'ITarta and; •Katherine -PO you .,Sweepstakes
Moved by 'JOhn W, •ColWelt:". and
the;:foliewing• 'accounts:be, paid. ' , • • • . • - _
segoncied' by4Den D: McDonald .that
The ',Ontario MuriiciPal•Board.$5.00; 50c; w. :covi.veli,, Meeting nnd, aguin .accupying bis eottage at :Point
IV1r, Hanto'n: returbeil• recently
$15:55,.. "S. R.: ,ColWell, poles $80$0,;, n • D.. MacKay,.
niniee7ttinng!,I
Belt Telephone' „Company, May te•lis;:'triPs '$.24:801 .Neilm
r spent in sunny RipleY.--HYdro Stinadiaii_TeleL,41. Matt.. Peril/nen; car to cocveniTforn41„...He__.;,v45:_there.,„._-
nhories and supplies Mdse- $117.78, .tiori ,$5:00: 7-7 •
$182.75:- W. °J. ,Lane; Salary Jane Moved by •John V. Colwell; second- o jouine mg to•th •seuthei. n •wirithr .•
$135.00,- stationery 1,0c; Matt Gern...i. by. at the. .Telephone lateg resort in • search of. an ideal climate:
ide11,-----salary 'June ,,s1.00.0q, operation' for.. -0S7/ thA•same :conditions ,far • from
acct. $35.01:4 :Francis: .GeWirued, Work Mdved by ,thin , ivIeDe,nald, • sec- ideal,' during :the Pest L•eaSen in :that e
•aOfl " 31 25 Uq of car • orided by Neil! McKay. that: therates •far off State.' Th,e .ballnY breezes, on
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SUMMER COATST-Thesp, are in 'fine's -proper flannel
and -,PaStel:-, shades, .
11)4s,' ate:I:trice& this- week -end :for; ,Only
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YOUNG' MEN'S SUITS,7fT.hese, `suits are' In smart 'sumrner
.; Tweeds flarinela. They are,styled ; With 1.
Sport haeks and • pleated- trensers. :Priced • "
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Many., beautiful. : arid reMem.. for forty: years; 'served on the school sweepstakes ticket is to. win a Maid* $45419::' Worlinien'a C9111Pen0-. . meeting adiqiitned .th' -nlee.t., again the . trip to, fitia,'Califerrila, , by,,
brkneee iyete- reeeivedc• , Mr. -.slid boar& 'for nearlY.:,twenty •years' and Ptiie,• When.,',„you!: gaMble in. lOtteries thin Board,. Insiirance: I.• It on August 7t1i; inotot,, and: on ,big return 'yisited mtg..
ward . Mize, Max Cole and Jimmie Guy T. .Helyering iri Washington,: D.
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