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ENS WEAR, LUCKNOW,
• Let's. Talk It .`AII .•.Over
BY•
-'..L'..
much of what the socialist would give
us; is still. theory A great, deal of it
has been, tests n our"own and`othei•'
countries, in thelornl of co-operation'
o% in the socialization, of certain u
dustries.. We can't always agree or
the results of these'tests.
•Ji.g11 Yoy think, then, that we ought'
to analyse our "isms" very carefully,.:
You think• we :certainly don't want
communism nor do we want' fascism.,
And we aren't very, sure, most; of us,l
just what is .meant by capitalism, or,
by• socialism.' But I know we should..
all get busy and .become better in
formed; ox these' things,
- Jack,' Ou' • ideas r' n all such ues_,
Cons come to: us in various ways•-•,
as , a 'result' of reading,, -listening, and;
thinking. Bat • we might think for' a,
few minutes on , where : you and: i, av-
:r .
Av-
erage, rs a our information.
gen a ,> 'gPt ,,.. information;
It seems to' me that'. the dailypaper;'.
mostly the 01Ohe and •.Mail, is the'.
,most powerful; Magazines,: too ,
Jim;. Many, families don't. take 'a
daily paper and - few read' magazine
• l articles,
Jack: And many claim that these
are so pro-capitalistic•as to he doubt-
ful sour es of unbiksed ' infor".mation
' But as another source we' have, church
sermons.,
Jim: ' E cellent:. But a great many
•don' ' �o church •a ' ' the. stilt'.
the odd minister here and there
gives ,little time' to trying to„build
a more heavenly... earth. • , , ; : •,
' .Jack;' Then;” there's the,radio. Some
• •'very,=fine-talks- if you can sift. them
from theprograms of jazz and advert
tieing : '•
But, many 'farmers,' during
these times, aren't running their ra-
dioe, And many of.: those 'who' . do
would rather • "Amos` and Andy". • and
.1western songs:
Jack; One of the 'finest sources. of
t ga nd a is
information is.. Lucknow's' public'
Jim`' Here we are for another disrary-aibrary of .which any. district
cussion,,'Jack. Have you thought:Of a could be proud,
sub'ect? Ji •
In` this series of ' fireside chats,•
n a' :names are given in' full; cora-
mon Christian names or. surnames. are
used anonymously. They do not refer
r
tci•-•particular: individuals and any
similarityi'nname
:or charactsr
is
:
purelyunintentional. The views„ex
pressed ar thoseof
the writer and
Maynot, . necessaril , be shared •b'
-the. editor. ---I. B. K.
around Lucknow have'', .o seen
Jack: No Jitn ',You
, , been•too Busy.°
, coining 'out of the 'with books.
Jim. I ve bee readin ' of t -
g library o
n g he, Fas A few; just, And most•of the 'books
cis to '
is r imng: in Montreal,-drillin
g are- novels., : "•'
regular a •
inegos r .uniforms_ and; organizing Jack: Theydiscus these 'in Toronto. Prettyclos "home
'discuss . things
e to but , history; .philosophy, ; economics . etc:
do Yu .thunk it, means; much, Jack?
although they dont call thein such);
Jack: Oh! I think this.
is- newspaper.
when they visit,: when eY get
to
-
talk
talk ifprobably•.'badly exa$gerated. gether.:.,foxjvoodLcuttingin_lttle-disc:
But; I , can. see :a greater,=;,development
cession- '.ou s'•or in<literar- �societi •
gi' es.� -
p..
Y,
.r
of both, fascism and communism. •
' Jim, I d like to � think' they. :. do • '.But
Y
•'Lticknow,
�:
, eventually,l! ' ha ''.man .. Usually•at,s how .the "ri=
• Jack: It's •. not 'unt`'i'hiiable. : ces of cattle' ,liaveraif""
Jim: Certainly we. don't' 'want' pith= dogs. Or. what they're feeding their'
er. Can't we just ignore`„the • "lams” ? hogs now? •
Why:this ''conflict. 'and. an' a ` why Jack:, 'I think . you're`'wron• Jim..
Y, a', Y. Y g,
•L,VCKKNOW SI
(LOCAL and:GENER,
Mrs, B. Pearlman ' returned :hoin
from; 'Toronto on• Monday*
Mr:: W. ' J, Todd:was a T eek -end
visitor in London, '
Mr. Edwin Smith•of Listowel spent
the week -end, at his hone.;
Kenneth. Cameron, of Pari spent
the week-endwith his • parents,; .Mi'.
and Mrs. R. J. Cameron., , « ;
Mr. R. • Johnston, of ' S il• : o
Sverwod,
staff;, spent the week -end., with hi=
brother in Toronto., ,
. Mrs. T. • If, Alton and, • Mrs. W,;,:C
Andrew 'spent the week -end•, with
rriends in. .London., •
Mie
ses,�Je . H ' .
d
,: , ss,ae . e,.n erson• •and Helel�.
MacDonald' spent. the week end u
Toronto,,
Mrs:,Wm:„MacLeod visited over•th;
week -end in Toronto; with her ,daugh-
ter Helene; •
Mr. W , L. MacKenzie' visited' ; in.
Toronto the end of the week with his
son,': Dr. Grant MacKenzie.
'The pans skispent The week-enr'
in Toronto,erP
being „accompanied. home
by Mr's Thompson' and Donald..'
Miss Audrey `Horne • of :Toronto is
,spending -this week -at her home o.
account of her mother's illness.”
Rev'. and Mrs. S. •T. Tucker wer•;
week -end • guests .of their daughter it
Toronto --Mr. -Tucker retur in •
n g Sai-
urday,
Mrs. Wilson Irwin of ' Ashfield re
turned from .Wingham Hospital .last
Thursday,. from
improved: r•
health,
The March' meeting of the WA
men's•, Institute will , be': held at th
home of Mrs; Wm, Fisher, on Friday
March .11th, at 2;30 o'clock Gran'
mothers' Day. .
'ribute' To V.arY',h urclusen
Editor Lucknow Sentinel, •
Dear Sir,
Your fine, respectful 'obituary,, of the
late Miss Mary Murchison, was pain
'titularly. interesting -to., your: Detroit
readers '
:who 'were acquainted with:p
;her • for so many years;' and held her; •.
:high' esteem,. Her' death .records
another break in the gradually Short
ening line from her,last days 'to the
fast fading days.; of the Isle, 0'Skye
school,. which we, attended • in ' the
early v '
x, y se.� entice, , when; Mr..William`
Jackson wa the teacher, When, I
heard Of her death, I, thought ,of, the
15th • Psalm-' d's" description
Go of a
Ati�en. of, , Zion, a Character acter : im os-
l imp
os,
for. :• the • nat ral man and, only--'
_.,u :, , &, , y
possible if: a man is born again. Thenc
i ;thought. how or why,; did she
-to know the 'Lord? Was it:in'protrac-
ted: meetings ' in, Hope Church ?-but,'
D. • A. MacKenzie -.-he, of. the . prodi
gious memory -tells nib "Mary Mur-•'
chison did. not attend there,;but did
attend the Big Church, as well! as Jhe'
Lucknow Church" Did :she answer the'
r all under some: Godly miniser there; ••
or. in 'the Sunday school, when Mr,
Mathewson and, Mr. Archibald' were
active ? . Possibly it was ,in her tender'
years_ ing school, when..:_Mr;._.Jackson,-.:.:
'ad us• kneel daily in prayer, and',` ;
nleaded at'the Throne of Grace, that
.the: Holy Spirit would ,move the,
hearts' of his pupils to,•accept Christ.,
as Saviour; ""while' the ' evil` - dais
come not.'" '
I �•
rhad•not talked with MUrchir.
son but „a few times during the last''"
"fty •years, although I frequently • in-
quire(' about her and heard that she
was almost..blind, In'' company :With
young Andrew • 'Wilson, son of Dr,.
Gerald A. Wilson; a•'Detroit-Bruce .
Beach cottager, who was, driving me'
around to see my old;Iiucknow friends
,about . two ears:' a • ;: e i '
cr ns on- an,- a "her home.' I wondered what .this' o n'-
°a Y.u,..,
daughters ,spent a': few days with 'h^' ,rit -'reared 'collegian Y g .n would th7 ��• of
T>I
parents, before moving`'.to .11arrist^•rhe interview I' antic. a
P ted; but since
'where Mr. Johnston has taken a nn,';'' ';, I:new
� nP« him to be a. Christian,`t'mat;
ton with the Case: Co ,; +,',red
ed not: Bruce; a.. handsome•'cohit* ,
• r* announcedcoming. min , wea
WritingExami at'g As p
n ions •
proached:;thehouse: sa
InI w ' em old•:
New; York' Y.
fri ,
• Dr.:. Grant' MacKenzie • o ,,,,, • end sitting;alona on the porch, and
•h use• .s... ,
e�a-at.St-Michael's Hospital.
raped'. to her "Do you know who .tliia:
oto; left oii:Tue'sday for -New Y'o' . is Mary . slighthesita
With• but
Hon, she'asked,',';Is it:John Donald?"
I was "surprised ' and delighted .that
she recognized my voice, and that' her
mind was so" clear, °tlio ish--'i'wha :to
d
explain to ,Andrew' on the side, .that
She used •my' nickname. After ' s few
TRU1$DAY, MARCH ZOT$,: 1936„
4
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HE IS STILL ON HIS.' WAY
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r. Wear, . " e Yd, '19c .&,25c,.
• wear, , ,houses; dresses: or+StXeet 3f� wide
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... � ., , q„le , g,, make: ,very"' effective� windows,'.
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„. Zv . INE ; bF H .. VY, U DERWEAR S ,EATERS ” ..
DIt SS_. , W _ , ,
....EiS•, ES GREATLY REDUCED.
>S TO CREDITORS
persons, having}claims;;against
et. estates of John 'J.oyint; late,of the'
mage of:gi ucknow the, County of
who died
orter . d ased,;
^race, Exp , •. �e. :
ab the:`te thday of Decem-
A'.OT silt. t
1�
,
lien ;A.D. '1937.• are notified to send'
,.�3 H:±. Cra:wfor ""'Win ham,"• On-
.;.r d,. g >
a:
-; aria, 'on or before the twelfth .day of.
ch.,A:D: -':193$ full=, particulars
of.
their ;claims •in' writing, verified. by
statutory ' declaration.. •Immediately
• 'after the said' twelfth: day of March,
a•,
the<.�assets�-of<;,the_s id,�deceased, Will.'.
..: .
be ;distriqut ed , amongst :.the' parties
entitled .thereto,: having regard only
to`':the'claims' Of 'Which the executors
Shall then !have notice. ,
••' DATED Win ham his -
D 'at g this ,twenty
first. day ,of February• A.•D., 19 8.
J H:'':Ci A,FO'RD;"Wrngham ,Grit:;
A;i�licitor.'for the Executors.
O3°i IT
N CE T CREDITORS"'
` .�
O .
THE ESTATE • IN E SAT
'WILLIAM;
,E OF
A. TAYLOR, ''deceased..
•ag aALL:p,isonshaVing claims
stthe e, ate' ofTaylor, m'
-
William A. Ta lor
late to of "t. Township of I{i"nloes
th e,. o .
C_ un..; ofd -Bruce; Farmer; deceas-
• ed,•who.. liedonor about•'t hhe11th'
day of T ^cember, 1937, are required
to .send u'ticulars• of ,same t ' •Mrs.
.r. hibaki_. r o .
A c Patterson,: • Adii•iin►stratrix„
"Lucknow, +Ont., on .or before'' the. 21st
day,of, Al.rch, 1938, after after: which date'
-the 'asset::, ofthei e
'said d ceased will:
be distrix ;+tedhaving: regard only to'
' claims ''of which theAdministr
ati•ix
,.'
shall': then. �', have received i ed notice and
ignoring 611' others.
DATED
D • .atWa r
1
ke tan . ,kine.• 23rd
. day of Feo>~usi•y..1938,.
can'tviie stay out of it? •:` • The farmers and -townspeople 'around
where he :will write advance ; exam
inatioris,int ^^•ey9; eaF . nose and :throat
"post 'graduate work in whch"h i.e.
e'
ci 1'z'
n
s
. p g•
Chos "Kin:
en ng of •Carnival.
:friend : .
A . ii� esti
At n haFridayl n
W a m greetings ,and uestionin s.
Y q.
,g
Two Bruce. • ';county : liigli•
. .school' students; chosen b he...
N Yt
fellow- .r, ils' ,•will this Mont!'
P P
visit •Ottawa wher• the • will.
where Y
be guests of W. R. • Tomlinson.
M' for , ;
Bruce and' : T
,PB e: Mrs ant-
Tinson::
W'iar it h
.HT C'O
ttrla g .S of i,� beinc••-
~--represented"-by •Robert ` Mc •
M .s. r••
a to ,,who in addition to hay-
'. ing a fine schoolastic record,
is `one. of the, school's ,outstanil
ing' athletes:' '
Dorot � Irwin inof Ki ar
by I w K nc ,dine•
Hi h School.the a o'
g•, is, e see rad s�tu,-'••','
dent who "-Will ake 'the
.i l .m e trip
• to' Canada's. ca pital under he
o A u e t.
travellin • . c' o ars i Plan
i g h l , hip pl n
uugurated a Year a
6 Y.. r go'by Mr:
1 �:n,i•inso
n
b•cth `
tude � � w r'
� n e chosen,'''.'
ba,cat--k'r•'` "their--felfio` ^-
,,e._n- ,"- �-
;IS .lie• fai.Qt4a�& th�.y will:•
5:
. ,XI 'of liatinent
P
visit ['Pints ' of his-•..
._�.during'h -
#,.
t c� :or#• .
t
Jac:: pun:whole .economi 'system here are doing'some' hard thinkinvRexford Ostrander, n an el oral ,• lakemost' eo ein their sunset days, ieeared
ed.to that
•
•i
ot
ei
(andand We arou ':Luckno .• are've No •.enou h erha i but they're do- costume as' King Winter, 'was chosen • e went, away: back •to, our: earliest. had .been blind` for 'eight:yeaas 'befa..
. .. rad ,. w.g ,,I? p . .. Y .- ,.
, in orae. t: onlya:. atte _ school: • a :
much . a - of_ _,_.g spine: }; s ,,in.. - r of Stepp . King .of the Carnival at the ace. earn , days and talked • about our . , . • 't � , ..
. a•P.l'tit) is. built.on. a faun ing
,...,. , . • :King .. � .>: <._ ... , _ :. � _. ,: .., _ .:our .death, that the ,roan ie d.._
n
i o. -school
u s to s ea • •o :bha Self edu- iyal in .'ates th
which8' P, P k tWin' ham ;Fridaynigh!. rXa . sir. auccesse' .
dation tle:capitalist'i3roup say . , n ,Wingham, ,.. on. � f' .. , s• and; promises .of sci�pture��•arid psatliiis�
cat' their
cation. '•.' f i ur
o , 'Rexford ri' Was table a a 1 es 'of' 'nc or
is sound 'but ::re uirea :'so Fust- :• ' ' `• ' � � " •:' s p ze a ata le l mp: HcP their a li s cast in' sand: had memorized " youth 9 me �) i . stn. Y.: t . were ,a g'i'e'at.t
meet -a foundation•:which'th Social- Jim: After: all, o can. blame :us won military = or. of thos •
. . e. s, , ,., , ,Y u . , t a m t ry set at the 'Luckno�a mentioned. !in Josh:. 1.fI:, comfort to her in:;her inn ••mit . h'cr
is-sa. _: .. ll tf , ._.. - ._ . , _ .._
is y is fundamentally unsound -and or-�bemg- most -interested ~in-_ cattle- -carnival wrath- thrs-' costume: A�drew,�was •gu•eatly. amused . 'With •the saidh � • ex eri;ence. • s much `
h er p wa rnu h thE,
Must be- so; changed and modified as prices'••and hog
feeding. We've' ot.`to: ,
to little resemble its farmer belt Coldest Night
• .
'
Fascism, ,roughly' . speaking, is ;: ex-
treme capitalism
-capitalism made
;sian-br
and-)-is=an-attempt,;'rou
gh1Y
taworkby orre. Communism (Rus-
sPea ing.:to Put extremesociallam
into: Practise :force
-Jim•
esshButwhat makes -:You- tim'in
ik stw'c
can't escape dividing into camps ac-
cording to our beliefs": �
Jack: rankIY 1am :
=
P x
Capitalism isn't ';working: Those who
las ri
t smp on a sky -rocketing g, Y g stock
marks • tpointed ,,,to •the. fears of the.
"radicals" , et.a rud . jolt' i' fall,
g ,e7 tths,
Even ''a ., move back to the 'average
times isn't being .supported. Nor has
unemployment been. solved. Nor bud-
gets balanced. '
',In a few' instances
'book' balanc
es have
been attained ned but
at ' what cost. Why t al k' ' of
improvei'nent in, terms. : of .balanced
government" ; bud a "
g is ,and company,
'dividends, ifthe s he Luckn w '
o f ,
arms..
and ' 'Storekeepers and.factory ,work -
E. KLEIN, K.C., ers are becoming Year by .year 'more Even from a dollars and•cents stand -•to realize that '.But it's late. 'Ja
+Solicitor: for ;the: Administratrix, impoverished. But, on the other had .,.
point, if""we recognize no other- (God More' o this .again.,
I'
make, a livinge' It's 'our business.
Jack, It's• our: business, that's true.
But isn't`fascism:and. communism our
busine too
ss ev 'fro "'.a ossa• ' •
en m d rs an
cente-standpoint,-You-willhave no=
til d`bY the papers' that hatthis yyear
..
w' 'e
areplanning;(note th ."we") tobuild
two.:new_,:subma .mss':an `dozensof
ew fast bombers.a who' will a
for 'theta in the money we get from.
Our 'hogs and ,cattle,` are doing this
to rotec�
P ,t us from
'fascis
m.:or cam
m 'nism nazis mor 'something else
and we : are still, ' Paying' fp'
the tragedy1914-18nd o p
of. most' of
us, even, those of, us who lost much.
more than just m one
y over that,
haven't' spent two hoursin 'trying
to analyse-
just why happened and
•where the'blame: really "la
y Y,•W.e pro-
hably accepted what the,,history honk
'told us (a, very had source of infor_
) decided i
, decided that• it was all the
German's' fault`„and that' was ' that!
incidents we•recalled:-some `th'at: 'I•
had for o � V.
g flea' and others she • ".. `f _
, e 'had. o
The'w '
cath
always a 'o
r iss met ing• •
.b
•gotten; of our r `
simple
:amu'
se
e e' ”
inn
PI an '
is
towrite,
aswell as: talk ,about. .we
social custoiis.., ".
leftofftelling,you about its changm^•
But•' soon.`:e .a.
-ways=,.-s=�-1as -•�V� fines a
We c me to what vitas
y t $, d y----wliile•••�•it--w�.•
,
raining. Rain changed to snow durriee
that. afternoon as the.temperature;
starte •
d o con '
to` dr .nein -
t its '.
P, g.
ward .trend down -
doting 'the night `to reach '
, . g . ac
anoflrcial:low of 7.. below''for the.sea-'
son's coldest • night. Local thermom
eters' recorded h
re d t e tem erature'�as•'lo,�
P
as `
15' below
Thursday night. the
temp er
abu' again •
p. re ga.n dropped to '4 be -
(1.1,
low and since • the `: • has generally n, g sly: re-
•mained •moderately. cold with `bright
Y..
sunny' days:. '
forbid)
wed better
get t down
studying ;a little of :'w.
Jimknow'r
. I, .'you're right Jack
World affairs nowada s
y , has. 'tom
to sit' our ' doorsteps. on awn do steps. �,We • '
Lucknow must coli*; more: and Ino
most in, our hearts=. -our ownn ace
place in
the shortened life line 'and what' pro-.
isio
.v n we'had `nade.,.!' when he_'great_
waters •overflowe
."
We talkedof God's
.Graceand The'
Cross. and the Blood:
bought mercy seat, of the constraint
ra
to "come to the' "banqueting'. house
,
With its banner :of • love," ,,for or ' the
heart. is ..so hardand the e soul•,sci slo'tli-
ful. • . •
Why wer'
e wemade
to hear i
s voice,
.And ie
nt
er'whle there
is
rem,
While ibhousands'
make•
a wretched:
choices ez;
same, ,"What Psalms do :..You, like ' t'o,
meditate on",• , asked:: m e ,• I ed I like^t;o.
of 'the First 'Psalm ,"•: she. ,said, "" God'.
description;` of the.'•Godl 'and•'th , u
Y e n
�'edl • and '. their• fruits: The ' i• y
n tee, e
eated ',,
together. et?ler,
it erne.
..
rat noth»
P,,g e c
f vor't a'
ie andc '
a s id
I .h a ��
e ns�e el•
►i c
,, . ,
Iwill lift':
up mine eyes .:unto t,x
shills" _Psal bo. it
a out ,the cover`'
ant -Keeping
'God' Who neither • '
o e slunt-
hers''nor sleeps, -so we .rej .ted: thi
one together as;;"we repeated day
Y
school lessons nearly' sixty ears ag•o.
Y ,c,
Then we spoke of.'•Psalms.
51,'.91, 103 and 'finally of Isaiah 55:L.
5 L
God's challenge .to the:'a es-t`h > per.
•
_.g c Iii
petuation of the moral miracle of the
ne birth bh a the result -(the •.
s mu �i
s)
of the •mess
nu,
_a of
e , the;Ga
g s el,--••
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A
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flyand'instead. n sad'•• of the briar.
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lie. me , ov tha
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feast n ' ,
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s eetly brae ht tis' 'iii •
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to
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k: 'Else we• had.' still
And perished ' i P' t`
bi..
a l._com
s .the
e u iri rtl .. ;
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hall ,6e,to . 's o thea Lord for eanome for
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a� everlasting,
n sign that,shall not _be'
Cut
cut 'off. •
suggestedd:'that' the old' school :mates
e their; '.eters. 'taken together;
g ,
'which h e;
we did, d, We t enbade each otli=
ef, shat:Proved, our last earthly fare=.
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. ..come to pass that at
y
e ening: time; � it' shall` hi -light."
..,J'•
D. MURRAY.U
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PLAN 1939 REUNION
Te swat , . ,. ,
e . a ei Chamber' `of �• ,Commerce
i uite..act'
s rye. at re•
q sen •ith •lit-�
A t ix e
teres,'
s-oi •-that'. villa• e -rind -=at -=a ; en-
� n
thusiastic: meeting ;las '. : '
g n t week, •among -
the matters t rs discus e '
s d .Was • :on Old
r.
lis..
s li;euition
3,and-the-.de' is''
c ion --each
r
ed to h9 d` such a_celebrati i `'
on nAu
ll Aug.
r
Aug -
Wife breakfast :. Could'
_ ) I have
a little 'mon :'fo".'`
ey r shopping . today • •
clear? ,
l`i-
uslian
d. Certainly, ins .
Y Would" you
Y
.rethei have an old ?.
five or, anew one -
Wife, .A new ,one, 'of e, course.•
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$4' ,to .the *ood,
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a .
Y, t are ' we:_.having-for---- •-••
dinner? ,, '
Wife: Sp
ife..SP ong
cake,
dear.
Iia
on-
gedjthe .eggs from :Mrs'Jones
thee.
flour from: Mrs.'Brown
and the •mil
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k.
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