The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1929-05-30, Page 84*
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THE EXETER T1MES-ADV0CATE THURSDAY, may 30U»i JIW
LOCAL NEWS
IMiss Ruby Alexander has taken
jmsjtion In Browning’s Drugstore.
Mr. Geo. Beavers, who has been
attending^university in Toronto, re
turned home last week for the holi
days.
Mrs. Browning. Mr. ERis Tapp
and’ lady friend, of ParkhUl, visited
With Mr. and. Mrs. R. Tapp over the
holiday.
Mr. apd Mrs, Elmer Rerdan and
Miss Minnie Kestle, .o.f Arva, visited
wth Mrs. Jory and Mr. F, R. Kestle
and other relatives over the , week
end.
Mr. tQrby Resile,, of Detroit, mo
tored over for the week-end bring
ing* with him- Mrs. Kettle,, t- who is
residing for a week with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs*. Hy. Ellwoythy,
Mr. and’Mrs.' Fred Hogarth and
" and
Janie motored to Toronto for the
"•eek-end a«d visited with iMr, and
Fred Mitchell. Mrs, Mitchell
returned with them to spend a few
days here.
two daughters ^Misses Muriel
Mrs.
. Thames Road Farmers’ . Club are
now booking orders foa^feed oats,
als*p No./4 hard|coal,
threshing -coal
orders must be Bn
lQth of June,
stnut, coke,
nd bidder twine. All
0t later than the
;j?U Passmore, sec’y.
5-30-2tc
Utilizer onWe have a Supply of,
hand, at the mm fo.i
in$ any for thef$o
BROS. . . . « "
Exeter Markets
Wheat $i.iq
Opts 50 c.
Barley 65c,
Manitoba Flour $3.90
Blend Flour $8.75
Pastry Flour $3.65
Feed Flour $2.10
Bran $1,75
Shorts $1.75
Creamery Butter 42e*
Dairy
Eggs,
Eggs,
Eggs,
Hogs
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CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Rev, J, Bernard Rhodes, AL A
Minister
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This Store will Close at 12 o’clock, noon, each Wednesday during June, July and August.
N| / ' •.1.11.1.1.1 I - .1 . Ill III. Ill • n- irr-f-i-j-i ...... " . ■ .................
jU*
Butter 39c.
extras 26c.
firsts 24c.
seconds 20 and
$12.00
locals
on
hie & SchoolA meeting of the
Orang&s
C. L. Wf s
the Library
8 p,m.
i>
still 25c. a dozen
Club* will be hj&ld
Friday, May 3
NTION
s wishing Ho sell
at
BOW
Any pe$“
lawn bo
Hardware Stor<™ i u viuvr* y.m. Monday, Juife 3rd. with price at
tached.
Club.
their
at Beaver's
e 7 o’clock p.
•.th Lawn Bowling
5-30-ltp.
Our annual *<Every Presbyterian,
to Church” Sunday
10 a.m.—Sunday School
11 a.m.—Holy Communion
7:30 p.m.—Evening Service.
On Friday evening at 8 o’clock the
Preparatory Service will be held,
JAMES ST. UNITED CHURCH
OF CANADA
Rev. D. McTavish, Pastor
W. R. Gouldlng, A..T.C.M.
Organist and Choir-Leader
a.m.—Rev. J. w. Brown
p.m.— Sunday School,
-Mr. Colin G. Campbell,
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3
7 p.m.-
presenting the Lord’s Day Alliance.
re-
EVERY BOYS’ AND MANS’ SUIT AT REDUCED PRICES
See our Values in Boys’ Suits - Regular $10, Sale Price $4.98
Wonderful Values in Men’s Suits at $9.95, $14.95, $17.95
10 DOZEN PLAIN BLUE BULL DOG
OVERALLS
Regular $2,25 Cl 71
SALE PRICE ....................,...........
LADIES SILK HOSIERY
Regular 85c* and $1*00 vajlujes. Big'
range of colors fiQc*
BIG SALE PRICE ...............................
S’ AND GIRLS’ SCHOOL HOSE
sand anct'black regular 25c
SALE PRICE......................
PURE LINEN TOWELLING
A regular ,25c. line
BIG SALE Piy£E, per yard ..........
i9c- 1
^EW GINGHAMS
In newqjatternsj regular 25c. » ‘i96_i
BIG SAKE PRICE...............................
BALBRIGGAN SHIRTS AND DRAWERS
59c:MAIN ST* UNITED CHURCH
OF CANADA
Rev. C. J. Moorhouse. Pastor, i
Organist, Miss E. Huston
I a.m.—Church School
. a.m.—Mr. Colin Campbell, of
Stratford, will preach presenting
the claims of the Lord’s Day Al
liance.
Sunday evening service withdrawn
Regular 75c. value
BIG SALE PRICE . .
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MEN'S KHAKI & BLUE WORK SHIRTS
Values to $1.50.
BIG SALE PRICE
AND NETS
'sons requir-
i’Crop.—HARVEY
FERTILIZER—-AVeJftave on hand
a supply of; FerflilijyilFf or all crops.
Nelson .Staniakejn^one Dashwood 36
r.t'2. If 5-'30-3tc.
STRAYED—Onto my premi
7, ? con, 1*/Township of Ste
Sunday, May 26th,kseven
cattle,4 yearlings,| 3-,t
Party .can. Qbtaln a
property r and nayib
’ -11 - •• Ul ‘"I""1.111. RING' LOST-
npon .a offe’ stb
suitable reward
er.i pledse ’leave
■ office ■■
•<LOST---In Hri(nsa
2;4th, a /child’si kJ
Wndljr lea^
Times-Advocate. |
-y-"■■■■'■' ■■■ ■■■■—LOjST—A black collie
.white’
s,lot
on
of
ypajvold.
s byeproving
expenses/ Jas.
’ £ ' 5-3$-3tC.
Saturday, after-
dj^niond' ring. A
” wnrte offered. Find-
afc * Times"-_4.dvoca£e
-• ltp.
on Friday, May
'ove. Finder
11 Printshop or
spots over ' eyeSj
breast • with/tip-
iijf orm'ation as*
•of this dog .will
Mr. Ray'Francf
te^L ,,Reward... ’
g, brown
neck and
White. ’ Any
whereabouts
hdly received by
phone , 60/ Kirk-
ii. v
NOTICE—All accot
due. and must ba settl
accounts^not set|le‘(j
roll ib0 ''placed
costs added.-—
are now
cat once. All
Store ’June ,/lst
collection with'
; • CHRISTIE. ‘
• -FOR SALE—^A?rj.ig ibj^rik- house,
with all modernFimlrojpffnients. Ap-
• -ply to... C.. -B: Shrill- ■ 5-30-tfC,
J&oS. nearly new;
.sM«br! terms, Write
/j- . 5-22-2tp
'■ FOR' ' SALE-rBl^r
willttgpll cheap, gasM
box Al, Exetrir. (>j
\,''for __.
Winner" af Hen sd^,
per bushel. A
‘.Phone^Hensa*
-
/XFOR’ SALE-
Glen Alary and ...
per JOO; if dqltV^^Fby mail 5c; per
100* extra.
: ■ £•’ '• <?
/»FpR
rangfng* from 14ft0\,
fiye to eight yf^
trade.
•f - *■ -■ ' FfjR^-SALE—j^JUriiber of *• farms,
Exeter ' house,' v'’’ ------
^s,/. prize
Show* at $2.
oi. Ja's.' Broadfoot,
5-16-tfc
Strawbj^ry . plants,
Dunlop; 75c,
’j/-;
Na Doupe, Kirkton.
4-11-tfc.
SALE— Seyej^eep / horses
, 6 0 0. po unds Jjjs-,‘old.. Sell Or
lor. w ■ • 4-4-tfc.Frank. Ti
• Exeter ' house, pentral ’Hotel,' Lee
Block, Fitton’s/Store. * Apply to R.
Packard.
\fOR/j SAL^^i&er- Hull seed
biXk^ea^-' Appfjmo W. E, • Welsh,
/ T^e\}hope 1J4 r Exeter.* 5-16-3tp
TENDERS WANTED ,W .
. Sealed? teridrirsf wll be Received.! by
the u ilde^sjgried: until
10th for the: wreckin
hWusb’ ”dt S'; %S. No;
for the* erection o
‘Tender^ will
tire work or
Plans’'■arid’' *S
hah'dFrif'i'Hb’ . .....
R. 'No. 2 / Crintraliri.’
i To thebe'w
quality^dfsi' __ _ .f .. .... .
t plants, get yotForder'ftri' before ’the
5 first *6f Jiirie! >»■•-
tral, Centralia
nday, June
f the school,
Stephen, and
■| new; building,
e rdReiVed for the en-
, ^ely^ t.Lowses.t,. pr
eVrissari ly "accepted.
, if ications; are in the:
qbretaryf'.Lloyd Floftg-
RRY|PLAN£S
lOTldi ‘.Geo. * Hay’s
gjarfd who'wish
Phone Exeter '* Cen-
P.Ch 5-16-3tp
HOGARTH BABY CHICK
HATCHERY
BABY CHICKS FOR SALE
W'b are now ablei to-stipply^aby
; Chicks of tpA Vario
/ Rocks, White- Le^gl
urti^j White Wyan
tris*, thrift notice*
- and| ursday urit
‘ ' ’USTOM
now ri
W’
■girl..
mak& nrra
here hdfpt^Juiiri
breeds; ;-Barred
rps, -Black Jyph-
ttos a,nd Ancon-’
Hatches Monday
June 29th,
ATCHING ' *
ring the close of
hi arid anyone de-
chfftg dojie kindly
to have the eggs
th. :
DSi;, 7 ■" ..
eds ar.e. now more
r and your needs
ow Chick
eef Meal, Bone
•Oyster • Styell,
■ ::'O!ur XdPi^V_.
boiriplrite rhailK<$
ip Clfiek Stabler,
.Feed, Lay/2—
'ATri'al, AMriJfafrj——-.v/oicjr ouvtf/
/C'Ht;- CondensedMutterinllk,' etc. can
- '.'bri promptly' fill ■
It is ww time tb have the cull
■hens eliminated. Teem smur fleck.
Our charge IS $2.00 prir 100 liens, Wri
are cdeh buyers-'bf poultry. Cail us
- -whep you have poultry to stelL
Mr. Nelson Kestl,e is suffering*
from a sore eye.
Mr. Rod Ellis is this week moving
into the residence vacated by Air, G.
Freckleton.
B.arnett Bros. Circus will visit Ex-
efer to-day (Thursday) with a big
street parade at noon.
The weather has turned warmer
and ideal conditions have prevailed
during the past week.Mr. Fred Smith has • resigned his
position With the Rqss-Taylor Co. and
intends leaving for Kitchener.
The many friends of Mr. E. J.
bhristie will be glad to learn that
he was. .able to sit #up for the first
time on Tuesday.
Air. S. Al. Sanders is putting((.p,p a
new red brick ddiible garage tb the
west of his residence which will add
much to his. property.
AVe tare pleased to note that Mr.
’Amos Wildfong ig improving after
his recent serious illness.
Exeter and Sarnia play ball in Exe
ter to-day (Wednesday) this being
the first game in the W. O. B. A.
League ;to be played here.
\Mr. T. O. Southcott and Air. H. S.
Walter spent the .week-end in To
ronto. Mrs.’ Southcott i& recuperat
ing nicely from her recent operation.
Air. Jack AfcDonell,. 'of Hensall,
who is recuperating from his recent
illness, wa^ the guest of -Dr. and
Mrs.’Harry ’Browning during 'the
week. * . *
Afr. Ulric Snell/who has been con
fined' £o his bed for Seyeral weeks-,
continues to improve but it will be
a\week or so longer before he will
be able to’be around.
Caven~ Presbyterian church will
hold the evening service at 7:30 in
stead of ‘7 o’clock commencing next
Sunday* evening arid continuing dur
ing the suminerf..months. _ ;
Aliss Yellarid/iwho recently under
went an opgration at St. Joseph’s
Hospital, London’" returned to her
home on Friday and continues to
improve. . . .
Mr. DaVid Rowcliffe’ and -Air. 'J.
G.' Sitanbury -are' at Chatham to-day
(Thursday) attending the inquest in
to the death of the lad who was kill
ed'on? the highway^n May 24th
Rev. R. E. ;Sputhcott spent the fore
part of the week with his mother,
AIrsl C. A. Southcott, leaving here to
aftend . conference ,which is meeting
in London this week. >
Alaster John McTavish, son of
Rev. D. McTavish,, underwent an op
eration for niastoids at St. Joseph’s
Hospital, London, bn Monday. His
condition,is auite. satisfactory.
To-day-(Wednesday) is the begin
ning ’of the weekly half-holidays in-
Exeter the stores/ are remaining
closed each’ ’ Wednesday,-.afternoon
during the "months;, of June, July and
August. • .» J ?
* Mr. Ross Digrian, of Zurich,; visit
ed with his brothers James and John
in Exeter on
is the older of
;bined ages of
2.50 years.
■ Mr. and Airs* T* H- Elliott and fam
ily have moved to * London / where
' .they, sWiU reside in futurp. Air. El
liott, who has conducted a gents’ fur-
r hishirig store on Mriln ';St.’ is. £oi’hg
■ out’ of business.
■' London Conference, of the United
church is,meeting in annual;.session
*iii, Lbhdon this week. * Mittisters' and
* ^laymen frofii this community are in
attendance. Next Sunday will be
Conference Sunday. <
; /Air, Chds.'W. Ford, -who recently
moveil front Exeter tp London, under-
;W6ht hn operation for an, at
tack of,appendicitis at St. Joseph’s
Hospital onA’AIonday... He* is doing
as”weir as can be expected.
•;Mi\- Fred Ford^’of Toronto, son of
-Min and*Mr,s. W. J. Ford, of Usboriiri,
ig to.be congratulated’ on having se
cured a position with T’ed Anderson-s
. Oi’christria to phQvidri ’the music at
!> Lake Louise for the summer monthk
* Arri* Gilbert Frerikleton. is this
week moving with his wife and two
sons to Liican’ where Mr, Frecklriton
4 ’ ‘ .....................‘ ‘ Oil
this
worthy fairiily as..they' have been
estoemeb re8i<jerits of this coin triun
ity ■ r ’
Mr*.z;T," Christie,-of Toi’ontp,
sprirtt the week-end With his parents,
iMr. and MriL Ohristib,, Aj^r.
Christie has resigned; his z position'
with the London Life arid has taken
a position with .the Foumlation Desk
Co,/as trav.elley his- territory being
all of capaJa,. , .. . , ; -& •
Ftogress is being reported on the
new postof'firie for Exeter. Air. Ste
vens, of the Fostal Department at
London, was in itowii during • the
week and had two holes dug in the
property about six feet deep to US-
certain the outre of the son for'put
ting in & septic tank* ,
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CURTAIN SCRIP
TRIVITT MEMORIAL
CHURCH .
Rev. Walter Jones. Rector
a.m.—Sund-ay School,
a. m.—Holy Communion.
-Evensong.
Values ti> 50c.
BIG SALE PRICE, P4 yard .
✓
21c
See the N&W PATTERNS in LINOLEUMS
10
11
7 p. m..
Monday Confirmation class at 7:30
Please note change in the Sunday
School hour.
« * '
HALF HOLIDAY
We, the undersigned merchants
agree to close our places of business
each Wednesday afternoon at twelve
o’clock beginning Wednesday, May
29th and continuing through the
months of June, July and August.
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Sunday. f'Trie ^former
the brothers tie coni.-'
the three* beirig over
rids takrin over the imperial
branch, 'Exeter Will ihiss
25 PAIR OF M
Worth in the reg
BIG SALE PRICES...
Jones & May
Southcott Bros.
H. S. Walter ■/
Traquair & Liridenfield
W. J. Beer
W. J. Hockey
John Stanbury
Elmore Harness
F. Rabethge
S. B. Taylor ,
W. W. .Taman
S. Martin & Son
E. R. Hopper
N. Hockey
H. C. Rivers '
Grigg Stationery Cb.
Miss A. Yelland < < r
Miss G. M. Armstrong
Selrite Stores '
Mrs. A. Yrio-Down
R. N. Rowe ,
Beavers Hardware
G. . Flynn . ’
Lodder Sign Shop --'
<■
Mrs'.Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Hopper,
C. Birney and Patsy Russell spent
Sunday in Wingham. Mr. Hopper1^
mother had the misfortune to fall
on May 24 th and fracture her leg.t
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Gillies and sop
Bobbie, Of Niagara-Falls, spent the
week-end with . the former’s mother
Mrs. A. Gillies and the latter’s par
ents-Air. and Mrs. S. Martin. \
Mr. Wilfred G. Turnbull, of To
ronto, visited his mother, Mrs. Eliza.:
beth Turnbull, over the holiday. On
Saturday Mr. Turnbull - and his
mother, Mr. and Mrs. H. Rhode and
Miss Anna motored to Otterville td
visit with relatives. i
Mr. Howard Dignan, who has comi
pleted his final year in Arts at V.icf
toria University, visited nfor a feW
days wth his father, Mr. E. Al. Dig;
nan. Air. Dignan will again spend
the summer with the Fisheries Rer
search department of the Provincial
government. He left Monday to re
sume his duties. '■
The officers of .the James Street
Sunday School were in Centralia oi|
Sunday morning and conducted th®
opening exercises for the Central^
Sunday School. Short addresses by
Mr. J. H. Jones and. Rev. D. AIcTaf
Vish were given, a duet was sung by
Misses Pearl Wood and Margaret/
Johns with Miss Irene Stewart ’as at*
compdnist. Mr. J. M. Southcott pre;’
sided over the services. The Central-^-
ia officers will conduct the serviced;
in -James Street Sunday School oil
Sunday, June 9th.
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Something New!'
TIFFANY POLISH £
BIG SALE PRIC
75 PAIRS OF
.STRAP SLIPP
rs WORK SHOES
98c
ERY
SES’ AND LADMES’
S^-
P & G Soap, 10 barBfor. . .
Salmon, Cascade, large tiiy
Com Flakes, Quaker,
Toilet Paper, 8 rolls for. . .
Icing Sugar, 3 pounds for.........
Prunes, large size, 2 pounds for
Laundry Starch, 2 pounds for. .
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Mr. and Mrs. Elmore Tuckey and
son, of London, spent the holidays
with tl/e latter’s parents, Mr., and
Mrs. G. Mawson.
Mrs. Jones, Mrs. H. Walter, ’Miss
Fish and Miss E. Bissett, of Trivitt
Women’s Auxiliary attended the an
nual convention of the Women’s
Auxiliary in. Stpatford on Tuesday.
A pleasant surprise party was held
at the. home of Mr. and Mrs. Leo.
Hennessey on Monday evening? A
number of ladies gathered and spent
a very jolly evening prior to the re
moval of Mr. and Mrs. Hennessey.to
Elizabeth St. / Mrs. Hennessey -was
presented with some beautiful china."
THE NEW STORE
Furniture, an! Undertaking
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HONOR GRADU.
EXAMINATION BOARD
Dayjfe;.Night an
'E OF ONTARIO
SUnday Calls
one St<Be No. 99
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IPPER
JUIPMENT
sTlVE SERVICfc-
MODE
KINDLY & A
furniture^
etc.,;
back!,
it. |1
icecream,
ictton sale on
RE AND HOSIERY
Cleans arid ’polishes,
pianos, enameled work, ; autos,
prices 50c. and $1.00. Money
if it don't satisfy; Ask to see
HOT WEATHER
Suggests colei drinks .antfj
We delivfe _______
quantity, atiy time, f
per, aftern
keep it fir,
loan you th
Ways the s
Nbxt time,
<?5tn or phri
pints 30c.»
Frostbites
Img r
Mahy diries being discontinued, -st
big savings to yon. Ask about them.
ce, creamy rsf of any,
dinner, sup-;
Our packs'
I hours. We!
r icecream is ah:
lity in goodness,
ink of Ice cream
ri22. i pints 15c
35c., . cones 5 c. and
Powell’s Variety Store
and 12& '
L DAY & SON
FLORISTS
HAVE NOW READY FOR SALE
Geraniums, all colours.
Asters, English giant white, .purple
and mixed’; Rennie’s XXX Gregot;
Hearts of France;1 Giants of Californ
ia. .
Mums, miked. *
Rennie’s XXX English -niixed?iiin-
i.niaS, or ^separate colors.
*Giant..of California and Star
sies. , ■ ■ ■ • ‘
I Giant, balcony'hnd’Single
Prench Mari
Silver, LeaL. Ge
.gori, hus.ty Mil
Salvia-, A'gera^
ena, EOrns/ Str
gia, C’Olens,ant
.Hanging Bri
andah and Wi
filled do order
ToinalOnPli
;P»est, First, o
Early Jewell, ^.aryiOMe,* vuittiupAvii,.
■ Ponderosa,'“'Beefsteak. ' ■ "'/
,jWhite Plume and English Pink
■coiery.- '
;• Hot and Sweet bepbers. ,
. Early‘rCabhrigo and ■ Cauliflower.'
Ver-
Stock
d Pots;
okrig made and
unias.
Vinca/bld, Canri
tan. ivy.,-,. ap Dra-
ing Jew,
^a, UrriCo-
,jThunibrit-
fS-JfCanadian, bonny
New Earliana,;
afylobe>. Champion,
er
1. DAY & SON
, UNION ST.
48 PAIRS OF MEN’S FELT SHOES
Valuies to $6.00 • Q9 QO
‘’BIG SALE PRICE?........................
CHILDREN’S SANDALS. ,
100-pairs of • diu'idren’s’-sandals and ox
fords V 7 Ac.
BIG SALE PRICE . . . . ...................... 1 U
SPECIALS.<
5 Fresh Sodas, 2 pounds for. ... . . .
Good Raspberry Jam, large jar. .
Orange Marmalade, , large • jar... .
Good Bulk Cocoa; per? pound.....
Palmolive Soap, 4 cakes for. . . . .
i Peas, good quality;-2 cans for . . .
| Corn, good quality,. 2 ‘cans for. .
. .. 25 c.
.. . 39c.
.. . 29c.
. . . 17c.
. . . 29c.
. . .\ 23<n
. . . 23c.
i
ill it;
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.MEETING OF HURON COUNTY ’
COUNCIL 7-
The Council o^i! the. Corporation of
the County .of Jduron will nu^St in*
the Council Cliamber, Goderich, at
2 o’clock in thd afternoonjfol’ Tues-*
day the 4th dw of June,All
accounts agaiimt the Cpu^Ry mitsf lie
in the. hands'fif the C‘ ‘k not. later
.than Monday preceedi /the meeting
Of Council. /
** Gq
Godefich,- MayVg
’ ' s’
it;
ih, 1929.
.Holman, *
■ County Clerk
FURNITURE
r
ft 7
nitu
tre
At
$
See iwr Chgfterfield
Suites Ironi JeOO.OO up
" mcliiirin venfigs.
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The Huron Regiment will partici
pate in the annual district milita,
^camp which will £e held at London*
Ont., .from July 2 to 13. This re?1^
nierit was- _ award,£$> third prize
efficiency in a copxpetition conduct-
rid in Military . District No. 1. The
Essex Scottish- placed first with th&
Perth regiment .second, Lleut’-Col,
Heainhn is'ita. charge of the
regiment^
Perth
W._ J.
Huron
Guarantecel
...
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SAFETY' RAZOR BL
SHARPEN
Single Edge/
DOUBLE EDO
perfect ________...
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A. &,.C.
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Supervisor 6
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Orgaw • Theory
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Mutual Uh cf Canada
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