The Signal, 1911-6-22, Page 44 THUitoisall, lura 'LY, 1911
Ali
District News.
HOLYR000.
TugsDAY, June 2Mlth.
Quite a number of the farmers had
their old hay pressed and are busy
teaming it to Lucknow.
Mies Mara Haines has returned
home after spending two weeks visit -
NILE.
WKUNrtiiDAT, June Hlet.
Statute lebor a the order of the
day.
Rev. J. C. Reid, of Atwood. was •
visitor here last week.
The local W. M. 8. will entertain
ing her sister at Bayfield. the members of the Dungaonoe and
Mr. and Mrs. John Haines, of near Carlow societies on Friday meaning.
Salem. visited the former's parents, The Sunday school picnic will be
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Haines. held on Thursday, June Nth. et Poiut
Rev. Mr. Haylock preached his fare- Farm- A large list of spot to and
well sermon on Sunday Iset. He is gams is being prepared.
Miss Mabel Bailie arrived borne
on Tuesday after a course in
nature study and school gardening at
Macdboald Institute, Guelph.
Henry Kerr is putting a cement
fouodation under his barn. James
Elliott is doing the cement work and
Thos. Shields the carpenter work.
A. P. Sbeppherd's two-story Milton
pressed brick house is now under way
and promises to be a very handsome
dwelling. John Glen is doing the
brickwork and Geo. Begley the car-
penter work.
going to live in Teamster.
The Sabbath school had a fine day
tor their picnic on Friday last ; had •
good crowd and a good time.
LOTHIAN.
Tvs8DAY. June 20th.
Jack Hogan took In the excursion to
Detroit on Saturday.
Mr. and Mre. Joe Swan, of Clinton,
visited friends here last week.
Will Henderson returned to Detroit
today after spending a few days at his
old home here.
John Finlayson, of Omaha, Neb.,
spent two weeks visiting his ault,
Mrs. Alex. McLean.
Miss Charlotte Kelly, of Teeswater,
was the guest of her .aster, Mrs. R. E.
Gilmore, Inst week.
Mre. Angus McDonald and two chil-
dren. of Fort William. are visiting
her sister. Mrs. Hod. Campbell.
Mr. and Mrs. Davis, of Detroit,
.pent a Lew days here visiting the lat-
ter's parents, Mr. and Mre. T. F. Hen-
derson.
COLBORNE.
TUESDAY. June 20th.
W. B. Forster has had his sawmill
in operation for the past few days.
John and Amanda Dunt took in the
Detroit excursion on Saturday last.
Reeve Kernighan had a barn raising
on Tuesday afternoon of this week.
Mn. James McLeod spent a few
days with friends on the Maitland last
week.
Mr. and Miss File, of Zurich. were
guests at the house of Wm. Duret last
week.
Min Agnes Flick gave an ice cream
party to a number of her friends on
Friday evening last.
Among the visitors from Detroit
last week were Mr. and Mre. Wm.
Breckow and Mrs. Fred Breckow and
daughter.
The annual school picnic of S. S. No.
4 will to held on Breen's fiats onThorn-
day afternoon. 8. 8. No. 7 has been
invited to attend.
A I'RESE sTaTlos.--On Monday even-
ing a very pleasant time wan spent at
the Methodist parsonage, where the
members of Bethel congregation as-
sembled and "surprised" Rev. W. and
Mn. Baugh. prior to their removal
from this cir;uit. Mrs. Baugh has
taken quite an active part in the ser-
vices at Bethel, having presided at
the organ for nearly three years, and
the congregation thought it quite an
appropriate time to express their ap-
preciation. During the evening the
following address was rend by Mn.
Wm. Stevens, and the presentation of
a nice sum of money was made by
Mr,. L. D. Allyn on behalf of the con-
gregation
To Mnr. (Bev.I W. Baugh.
itxra MMR.. BAcou.-Wee the members of
the Bethel oongregatlon. have sa.embled to-
night to ezpreee our gratitude to Ton. for the
very valuable services you bare so cheerfal)r
st
rendered us during soura, amongst oa. K e
feel that we .ball never be able to Mar you
for the benefits, we hare derived from it. but
we earnestly pray that our Father in Heaven.
Who 1s able to understood our every motive.
will say. "Luemuch as ye did it unto these, ye
did it unto Me.' We therefore extend to yea
our sincere thanks. and mak you to kindly ac-
cept this small token, not as pay for your ser
vioes but a* memorial of the good times we e•-
joyed together. As you have moved In and out
&mooed no. your influence for .rood has been
brought to bear scion us. Your kind ants and
word, of sympathyto the sink and distressed
will not Boon be orgotten. and we earnestly
tray that as you and Mr. Baugh go to r'oor
new field of labor and enter Into the duties sin -
nested therewith the Ood Who has been roar
helper In times past will 4111 own and blew
your work aid labor of love. and make you e
great blearing to all with whom you may some
1s contwet. As you go from us we trust that
you will feel the influenoeof our united pray-
ers for your future success anity.
Wishing you all the blessings that a Prov-
1denoe can send. we arealoeer,I)
i(onrs in
BK-RKLCosoa•.1noN.
Mrs. Baugh made a very suitable re-
ply, thanking the congregation for
the kindness and appreciation shown
her, also thanking them for the kindly
feeling that hal been always ex-
hibited. She had always felt quite at
home among them, and assured them
that the kindliest memories of the
past would he cherished in her heart
for them. Rev. Mr. Baugh then
spoke, thanking the people for their
kind words cf apprecistion for
Mrs. Baugh'• seryikes. He also ex-
pressed his gratitude for the kindly
feeling that existed among tbe people,
and between the people and the
preacher. He also stated that he had
felt perfectly at home with the people
of Bethel, and exhorted theta to con-
tinue still in that harmonizing spirit,
to work for the glory of God and the
salvation of maiikhad The party
then enjoyed a bountiful lunch, pre-
pared by the ladies, atter which the
evening weer spent in music and sing-
ing and social chat. After singing
"God be with you till we meet again
the happy gathering dispersed with
the best of feeling for all concerned.
Cau.ow. June loth.
ST. HELENS.
To -worm, June 20th.
T. Phillips has started to make tile.
Percy Whitfield called on friends
here on Saturday.
The last shoot for special prizes will
be held on Friday.
Miss Rutherford is visiting her
sister. Mrs. Lane, at Kiolough.
Miss Elizabeth Anderson is a..isting
Miss J. Cameron at the dressmaking.
Mr. and Mrs. Homutb, of Wingham,
visited at J. B. Rutherford's on Mon-
day.
Mr. McRoberts, of London town -
p, visiting his brother. Thos. Mc-
Roberts.
Mise Jennet McDonald, of the 9th
couce••ion, is visiting this week at
Guelph.
Mn. Thurlow and Mabel took in the
excursion to Detroit. Mrs. Thurlow
will remain some time.
Mrs. K. Barbour and Mies Bible Bar-
bour. of Erin, visited the former's
brother, John Webster, over Sunday.
Woxelr's INSTITUTE. -The monthly
meeting of tbe Women's Institute will
be held on the afternoon of Thursday,
the 20th, at 2:30 o'clock. at the home
of Mn. Ramage. A deemonatsatioe
g ' oI
"Tart Making' be Ives. All the
ladies are requested to be present, as
business of importaoce has to be at-
tended to. _ •
DUNLOP.
TCESDAT. June 90th.
THE LATE FRANCIS Rrrrox.-The
following from a Stratford paper of
June Intl refers to a gentleman who
was known by sumo readers of The
Signal in this neighborhood : "An old
and esteemed former resident of Ellice
township .pared away last evening at
his residence, l6b Queen street, in the
person of Francis Rulton, er., in his
.eveety-seventh year. Mr. Huston
had leen ailing for about a veer, bat
had only been seriously ill for about
four weeks. Deceased was born In
Yorkshire, Eng., In 1834. and fa 1852.
at the age of seventeen, came to this
country in company with his two sis-
ters and one brother who have fiats
passed away. They first settled in
Albion township, but soon after
moved to Enloe. where Mr. Ruston en-
gaged in farming. la 1860 he was
married t o Margaret Ramsay.
of Ellioe. He served as councillor for
a 'wisher of Tears, and also held the
offices of deputy neve and reeve of
Ellice. He was also school trustee for
the Sehriogville-cbool. Three sons
and seven daughters survive. They
are William. of Ellice ; Thomas and
Frank. of Stratford : Mrs Alfred Legg
Water street ; Mary, Minnie, See .
Emily and Ilya, all of Stratford, and
Mrs. W. Hodson, Minburn, Alta. Mr.
Ruston was very well known and
highly respected as a freed and kind
neighbor.'
Bargain in Grindstones.
A grindstone for everybody at SOc.
each. We bought at a big discount
the grindstones or. first quality form-
erly owned by the Goderich Engine
Works Co. These atones are beveled
to suit rawer knives, also flat -faced.
Grindstones usually cost you $1.25 to
$200 snob. We will sell 500 at 50c.
each. Here is a soap for you. How-
aLL HARDWARE Co., LIMITED.
THE SIGNAL GoDERten ONTARIO
leasing next Tuesday for Calgary.
Lorne Young let Monday for
the camp at Goderieb. where he •
position as st.00grap� e -
for the o
orris Miss Pearl Bradtoed arrived
home oo Saturday from Toronto for
two weeks' bonds -s Mr. and lira
McClure mound to Goderich Tbuts
day of last week after visiting their
sou Will Miss Daisy Byre. of
Stratford Normal School, arrived
boom Saturday.
NernssT-Catntar.-T a home
of Mrs. J. Campbell. lied 0000emioa.
Wert Wswaowh was the sosoe of a
ver • pretty wedding cm Thu
June 1st, when bis 1 oungeet dat�-
ter Ada 1., was unite in matrimony
to William Mallory, of Belgrave. At
fr.Hi: p. m. the bride entered the parlor
leaning on the arm of her brother
Will, while the wedding march weer
played by Miss Estella P. Kirk.. The
beide wore a beautiful cream dress and
carried cream carnations. The house
was prettily decorated witb ferns
and evergreens and flowers, the bridal
arch being formed ret evergreens and
floi.hed beautifully with flowers.
Among friends from a distance were
the sister of the beide, Mrs. T. Hardy,
also Mr. Hardyand little Etta. and
Mr. and Mrs. WW Love, of Marnoch.
Atter the ceremony had been per-
formed byRev. T. Hicks, of St. P•urs
church. Dngannon. the guests, num-
bering about twenty, mat down to par-
take of a bountiful supper, after which
the happy young couple left for their
home near Belgrave. The bride's go-
ing.uway snit was navy chiffon broad-
cloth and white silk net waist with
white hat. Mr. and Mrs. Nethery
hare the best wishes of this neighbor-
hood, as the bride wan a favorite with
all who knew her. The presents were
Rumerous and costly, showing the es-
teem in which the bride is held. The
groom's gift to the bride was a hand-
some gold watch and chain.
News Norms. -The rates oo the
• _e have been reduced, 75c. being
lb. new return rate between here and
Ou•derich,while pupils' tickets now are
HS aeh way....1ir. and Mrs. Jamas
Wbyard let�esterday afternoon, via
Mr. Bartlett s auto. for a week's visit
with their daughter, Mn. B. Turner.
at Godericb School closes on Fri-
day. The entrance ezaminationscom-
mence on Mooday. It ir4xpected that
G. Woods, of Goderich. will preside
here. W. J. Moffatt will be presiding
?mariner at Metall....Deeid Sproul
is plastering- the outside of Robert
Hasty's new cement house (iso.
Harris expects to have a hero -raising
s000, possibly on Baturda Ar-
thur and Park Wgfrre are
he... from lletlMlle Robe
Davidson is building a kitchen ......
Wm. Mothers returned on licesdav
from Woodstock. where be hddl been
visiting his brother. John, who is ser-
iously ill Dr. Bice is at London
attending the C. 0. F. coronation cele-
bration.... . Wt. Chas. Brown is vis-
iting relative. near Stratford ....Rey.
Benson Cox, of New York, is:visitina
friend. here Richard Wilson is
awayon a trip West Peter Ryan,
of ancouver. is visiting"'relatives
here The fall fair this year:will
be held on Thursday and Friday,bOc-
tober lith and 6th Mr. Thoroton,
of Toronto, is visiting friends in the
village and vicinity ,....The pleats of
the Methodist Sunday school was held
at Menesetung Park on Thursday.
Everyone was well pleased witNthe
outing Henry Wilson arrived
home from the Soo this week, and ex-
perts to remain until after harvest.
Coronation Day is betas ob-
served as a general holiday in the vil-
lage Miss Ells Ryan was home
from Wingham over Sunday
WM. Anderson, of Sault Ste. Marie,
visited relatives here last week
Will Baxter bas secured a situation in
Goderich Confirmation services
will be held in 8t. Paul's church next
Tuesday at 10:80 a. m. The Bishop of
Huron is expected to be present.
WILLts--CRAwe'oaD.-The home of
Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Crawford, Dungan -
ton, was the scene of a very pop»,ler
nuptial event this (Thuredav) morn-
ing. when Mi -s Olive Leona Victoria,
only dadgbter of the host and hostess,
was joined in wedlock with Roy E.
Willis, of Prince Albert, Sask., a for-
mer Seeforth boy. The ceremony was
performed in tbe drawing -room at
16x90 o'clock by Rev. J. W. Robinson.
of London, a former pastor of the
bride and groom, and an old and dear
friend of both. He woe assisted by
Rev. L. Bartlett. of Dungannon. The
room was prettily decorated in
pink for the Occasion. The
wedding music was rendered by
Miss Ruby Robinson, who wore a rose
silk costume. The bride was very
charming to an empire gown of cream
Duchess satin, with train and bridal
veil caught up with a pearl bandeau.
She carried a beautiful sneaf of white
roues. She was attended by Miss
Pearl Bradford• who looked exceed-
ingly well in an empire gown of yel-
low liberty satin and black picture
bat. Her bouquet was of American
beauty roses. Little Mies Margaret
MeNab, cousin of the bride, made a
pretty flower -girl. She was dressed
in a French frock with cute Quaker
beneet and carried a basket of pink
carnations. W. 0. MacEwen, of
Goderich. was best mss. Among the
guest+ present were the grooms
mother, Mrs. Robert Willie, Mr. and
Mrs. W G. Willie and Mn. J. S.
Willis. all of Seaforth ; Mrs. Geo. An-
derson, of Luoknow ; Mr. and Mrs. D.
O. Bickle, of Goderich, and Will Craw-
ford. brother of the bride, of Toronto.
Atter the company'assmbled had par-
taken of a dainty wedding luncheon
the wedding party drove to Goderich
and took the G. '1. R. train for a short
bridal trip to points ..at. Among 0s
many handsome gift,' received were a
pllyer tea service, the gift of the bride's
great-unele. Walter Berry. of Ingersoll.
and another silver tea service from the
grn+m's mother. Mn. Robert Willis.
A dainty)- china set was the gift of
the brides brother W t 1 1. s e r
four or eve cheeks and several
pipette of ggoeld were rsosived bee
other tripwire The grooms gift to the
bride wan a purse of gold. to the
brideenrsid • pearl ring. to the seem*
jirl and piaand molt a geld hraealsti
The ride 1s • most popular
young tady and enjoys th•
friendship of • large cskek of mood.
in bunganooe and vicinity. TM
gsr+(�n also is well kerne n hers hay-
ni g rsdded la Deng.aneis for over a
year, and his jovial dispositirpt having
won for bier many friends and ming
Mar • morer&I faieries Mr sad Mea
Willis have • boat of hosed. wain Irbil
mar
ty resin of IrVPlwasa l* their
sateen
home.
DUNGANNON.
DR. NEWTON, DENTIST. OF
Luoknow, has neared rieltd g eaplde
Pointe and will henostorta sive et. same
attention to the home Dace. Lae w, whew,
be will be tonod every day. AL mWern Meth-
od..
NOTICE. -THE LOCAL AGENCY
Peet
office DuRook ° d tSta�tionery�8t�o Mmat w,whire
orders will be reneived for eutroAptioa ad
verUsing and job work. and receipts will be
given for amount& card for the same.
THI%SODA Y. June 22nd.
CONING Evax'te. -Garden parties
seem to be the order of the day. The
Presbyterians intend holdlog one on
the manse grounds on Monday, June
24 and RL Paul's church will have one
on July 1st on the grounds of 0.
Brown. The Luoknow band will fur-
nish music on both occasions.
Wtteort-$PROWL.-A very pretty
wedding took plea at the bonne of
Mr. and Mrs. D. !sprout nn Wednes-
day, June 14th. when the marriage
was solemnised of Miss Ada Florence
Towxantr Oo17xcIL.-0 01 b o r n e Sproul to Robert Wilson, of Goderich
council met and paid the following ac- Theceremonv woe performed byRev. L.
counts, viz - : Robert Wilson, 40 rods Bartlett. Miss Ida Whyard played
wire fen.. $9.611: Martin Mugford. the wedding marcb. The (ride, who
drawing fence wire, 40c. ; Henry 8. was given away by her father, was
Fisher, operating grader err days and drowsed in cream gloria, trimmed with
oil, $8.86: Henry 8 FI.ber, opening cream satin. and ferried a bopqu .t of
culvert 32; Michael Pfrimwner. team bridal roses. Miss Wirral."' McClure,
.o grader. $1 . Charles Walters, tem niece of the bride, was flower 101. and
on grader five days, 617.80; t'barlee was dteseed la bine silt and earried
Walters, disciog mads, 118.76; James pink carnations and fen. Mr. and
Green breaking mads three and a -half Mrs. Wilson will reside in Godericb.
days. 38.60; John lamas. 12 load. where Mr Wilson is a misrewful
gran -el. $1.31 . Samuel Mitobell, envoi young hnsiness mea. A host of
ring, $10.46. Martin Mugford, inspect- friends wish Them the best of good for
ing 6(te.: Jo.epb Mclean. tile, culvert, tune.
and repairing one. 312110 William PERSONA,. Will Bevins, of Detroit,
Rtraughan fencing bridge at Benmil was in the vi#age Moeda The
mem,.otrg
ler, 314: Otaude'Pitchell. trotting Don- M. Mallh took 1a the teip to
miller hill. $64 , American Revd M Detroit last week .. Mea .1. t
et
t,, erleding gr'sArr AIMit : Wlkom left Tuesdayfor • visit to
The fl13ae1, Pristine. /12-215. John friend, det
Dest( anSt. Olalr
Lev►. roadwork. 111.10. Arnold Har Miss etwertsn left Te,,,edei for 0.-
tlrr, reanlagg to etgaravv�ell pit. 31(1 Ad unit. .. Mr.. N. Fkar .WWtk�yl returned
• la* 3 1 F, W. r owarai. U s seriond ay= a logit shier. suite+ 1„
with sistae.
Woman's
\\Teakness
A woman's reproductive
organs are in the most inn
Mese and cestiUeena sym-
pathy with her • kidneys.
:Tkkosskghtest disordsrbstb
kidays brings about a
ootrespondiag &seas* is
tbi reproductive
Dodds Kidney Pitts, ay t►
=the kidssys to their
cooditios. prevent
and surer those fsedUI dhe
orders peculiar to wooers.
Pale young girls, warsod
caber.. ..dries wives
and womenp enterieg epee
the d y r
beat friend in
Dodd's
Kidney
Pies
BUY YOUR
SALT
AT THE
NOITH AMERICAN
SALT WORKS
Near the G. T. It Station
FINE AND COARSE
ELUILRELS AND SACKS
LAND AND CATTLE SALT
r ain Da2,�
2'June Ba g
A O
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OB
R R
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N N
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REAL AND IINMISTAKAR�.P.
UNMISTAKAB�.1
Big slices chopped off nearly
every price: These big
Bargain Days will be
- SATURDAY and MONDAY,
June 24th and 26th
These two Bargain Days= :x
will be „ the two greatest
Bargain Days in the history.
of this store.
Bear in mind that this sale is not only on a few named
articles, but on a BIG STORE full of up-to-date, seasonable
Merchandise. It is - a stock -reducing sale -bargains on
nearly everything in the store. You know when we, say
bargains, bargains it is -and no mistake, If you want
anything in our offerings, be sure and come here next
Saturday and Monday. There is money in this sale for you.
J. H. COLBORNE
ID
TO BE SOLD. We
have just received •
r oar of buggies, and
nave everything that
isnew and u to -date
in the line.
No better
ever came to town.
We have them on the
I - floor now. Call and
inspect them at the
MASSEY-HARRIS
WAREROOMS
on Hamilton Street.
We have the &7AAo-
ARD Wino Faxen
and Gam, the fam-
ous FLRLTRY PLowa,
CREAM SEPARATOR/
and almost every
thing a farmer Reed.
on a farm.
YOU may talk about the up-to-date style
of this shoe, the comfort of that and
the long life of the other, but if you want a
shoe that vies in style with the most stylish,
in comfort with the most comfortable and
in service with the longest wearing, buy
the MONARCH SHOE. There is
nothing one-sided about it. It's the shoe
of all-round satisfaction. The prices are
lower than most good shoes.
Barefoot Sandals, Lacrosse, Tennis and ',
Bowling Shoes now in stock..
REPAIRINL
Robert Wilson
We also have • few
extra good drivers for sale.
Downing & MacVicar
North Side of Square, aoderkh
The Comforts
of Life
Don't svelter during the hot
Ilreather. We have provided the
•Comforts of life for you in nice, cool
two-piece Suits, a superior line of
Luting Shirts, with separate soft
Collars ; Wash Ties, Belts, short sleeve
Underwear, gauze lisle Socks, Straw
land Panama Hats -there's the whole
outfit ; what comfort you will have in
this toggery
Your money is no good unless it
brings you comfort -spend it andjhave
the comfort.
OM
Oar 6Yoffo : "A *mars deal to resryorse " -
--
Are you in for a wedding
present this month ? If so, this
is the place to come. Nothing
so acceptable as a nice article of IF
IF
F
'JUNE
WEDDINGS
WILTtR C. PRIDHAM
THE HODU OP REAL VALUHU
We would impress upon }'
those contemplating housekeep-
ing this month the necessity of
purchasing Furniture from us.
We have a most complete stock,
prices right, and an extra dis-
count on Targe orders.
- AOENCV iIORDNEIMER PIANOS
eJ.MUIR&C0
y,aa Qtr seen, "Thi led waive steak far poor Saute
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* e 9 dock
A eppolal seem
school
way
evenlnR to conal
to yl the ppooetic
�O i▪ cr±Dna of
dec
the
wen
Waded wba t
lb. 130 `t
class .s -Hecate era
i at f,M Faculty
onbu. 81s res the
a very eueosesfnl t
The Orsyhsund T
Tal Grd luck d
wusl good took
weather end the •'
Fuiday .v.o
about 830 paaaent
evening it sad.
with 1,900 psopl
900 of these can
points byepeeist t
Greyhound eft lc
and O. R Set
passener
gs. who b
to the Oily ef
arrived home Mor
Tuesday morning
once Isom for D
most of those wb
Friday.
A Surprise Party.
Immigrants do
twenty -tout arra•
pounced from 1
evening, and Oom
town officiate had
Wednesday recur
the men and woo
shelter for the diff
the heeds d the fr
ate in securing we
ezceppttlop 01 mew*:
ne v
to Brantford. Z
families areevtab
Andrew's ward s
any coatelbutloes
woold be grateful
Toe Much Firmer
0n ties arrival o
Regiment via G. '1
baaetol eMeete o1
.oasthutioo of •
men of the regime
in evidence. Si
and bruised as
among themaeivei
were taken in t
and placed is tJ
ball. Several c
effects of alcohol
hut their behavior
they were altos
the regiment to
The nix arrested
freedom on Mond
bound over to
megistrate oo Tui
they were memo
Huron -Perth Bast
A double eels
hero arranged f
Baseball League.
F1Its7
June 1.2 -Clint'
• 2S -Bitch
2t�0MMo els
July 7- Ooeiet
12---CIintc
21 -Godes
.tuly t4- CIinti
meter
Ang. 2-Clintc
14 -Mitch
" 17 -Mitch
" 94 --Godes
Rept. 4 --(ander
The June 12th
postponed on ase
o19th,
f6-3 when Clint(
Harbor Notes.
The steamer W
inriday with a cal
of wheat for the
The steamer T
last Saturday wit
weand tt
gayrat cowl host fe
Wednesday al
inhg a cargo
oats of rum
the Big Mill.
A ear of notes
which was need 1
new elevator fo
shipped lids we
Stewart Co. to
where that Arm 1
All he coeerete
, is mmnieted aad
busy installing tJ
For a GM tothe t
Her Najesli Q
Tacionaly plNu.e
Canadian Ranai(
tion gift r
woe} ret
metal worms
terrine. lace -mai
To a Goderich
Margaret Strang
setivp Interpet
Guild, feu the
eotnmirina to
taaketry for ft
Min Shang renis
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