The Signal, 1913-9-25, Page 4e Tom—ea-T. owe. as. tam
THE S1 GN AL : GODERICH V
ARM
COLONIST RATES
Sept. !S' t► to Oct. Ilth
iachutiutt
From all statbns .n Ostarso
at very low rates to
Vancouver, B. C. Los Aa sere, Cal.
Victory 6. C. Sew Diego, Cal
Nelson, B. C. San Francisco. Oat.
Prince Rupert, 6. C Mexico Ctty,M.x
Portland, Ohs. Sean**, Wash.
Spokane. Wash.
(.ee way asewdrtar. Tad. only
. to be tamed-
psosertynn.us to ratsn to eaame Pslats u
ArtzOo* Dral*Y Cola.Ms- (aMhrnla.
Catora/a. lashe pentane. Merles. New
Mexico. ()rswr Neese. Testab.
Wa.klnataa ad Ms t
erida[
F.11ylaitioolant berth row r.atew- str'.
idio. erP. Lawrsnee t ass'. Tern Parc.
'wood Ticket Assaf.
GOAL
Haviogpurchased the busi-
ness former!y coadueted by
F. Barlow Holmes.. we pur-
pose dealing in
Coil, Wood
Lime, t^ieneat
)Fire Brick, Etc.
We will handle Scranton
and Lehigh Valley Coal. two
lines which are recognised as
the best. We wish to give
the people of Godeescb and
vicinity the hest 'service poi -
tibia, and shall be glad to
hew from alt u( Mr. Holmes'
customers and any others
who wish anything in our
lines.
All orders left with Jas.
Yates. R est strew. promptly
attended to.
McDoaagYeGledhill
'Phase No. Ti
Yards at G. T. L. Nelson Street
7 NATIONAL 7
FINANCE
COMPANY. LIMITED
Pelee, Geed ast [acme
#2.000.000
We invite investors to
satisfy t.bemsel re% regarding
our 7'_ Debentures a. to the
safety of tbeir priuicipol. the
regularity of the interest
payments, and as to the ease
with wbieb they ran be coo -
vetted into cash. We issue
the Debeetures in three mod
five year terms. The in•
target. 7".".. Is paysole auar-
terly.
Write for fur:ber infer•
'Ratio°.
10 Adelaide Same E'et. Toronto.
7 e Vanuver. W,nn.peg.
Ottawa. Nalihx etc
District News
CLINTON KJNTAIL
Tho Mi.rea Smith, of tetrattau, at+ A Rood •saw) from this vidsity at -
visit's( their anat. Mrs. J. M hooded the fall) show fa Uoderieh.
Mi sF. Altos has resumed tier Place Mr. Merles McGregor. of Seteips-
in Messrs. Couch * Co's *torsos book- villa, spent the week -cod at his home
!emcee here.
Mr. Russell May, Soo .,f Yr. and Miss Teas Cowes left bort oe Wes -
Mrs. John May, is attending Albert day Ota( to attend the normal school is
college in Belleville. Stratford.
, Miss Pearl Drennan his gone to
AUBURN Ooderich to resume ber studs at the
Mr John Johnston received a car of collegiate institute.
c,emeot on Moodsy. f Misses Anna McKenzie and Elle
Mr. O. McNeaio, of Watford. spent Cowan. of the Ouderich collegiate
8uoday in our village. i Institute, were home over Sunday.
Dr. and Mrs. Weir are visiting his
mot bet in Strathroy Otis week. j ST. AUUUSTINE
The frame approach at a be east epd , Mr. Jam R.obituoo is on the atek
of our bridge his been tors down and list at petestent
the space filled io with clay'
-
Mi.. Betsy McAllister is entities
Marrs- Howson & Lawsoo are ship- Lueknow friends this week.
wog tbeir stock of lumber this week Mr and Mrs. Joseph Boyle visited
having sold to an Owen Sound firm. Mullett and Clinton friends this week.
Quite a number from this vicinity
attended the tioderich and Lueknow
fairs last Thursday and Friday.
Mr. A. B. Johnston is busy uamiag
his let winter's out •of lumber ..o
Lncknow. He is assisted by Merits.
P. Walsh'and D. McAllister.
Messrs. Gus Kinahan, Joe Bropby.
Wm. and Robert McAllister and Wm.
Thompson attended the rifle shoot at
London last Thursday. All were cut
eessful in winning some prizes.
OUNGANNON.
Mra. Pierer, is away on • visit to
friend. in Michigan.
Mr. Chas. Bailie. of Los Angles, Cill!
forsi•, has been visiting his brother,
Reeve Bailie.
Misses Clara and Ida Wbyard are
away on a visit to then sister, Mrs. H.
Turner. at New York.
Mr. Robe. Treleaveo, of Crewe, has
purehaeed Mrs. Pierce's residence in
Dungannon and will shortly leave the
farm and come herr to reetde.
Miss Halls, of Berlin. is &gain in
charge of J. Walkom's millinery de-
partment and Miss Langford. of Mil-
verton, is bead milliner at C. Elliott'..
Harvest festival at St. Paul's church,
Dungannon. will be celebrated on
Sunday. September 213th (nineteenth
euoday atter Trinity). Floral, etc..
decoration and ameonable music.
Preacher of Matins and Evensong will
be Rev. R. A. Robinson, incumbent.
01ertory given for diocesan mission
fuod. On Monday evening Rev. Mr.
Robinson will lecture on `New Zea-
land Past and Present." Admission.
t6 cent.
Trizreo•ts Co. Mztrnxo.—At a
meeting of the direstors of the Goths-
rich
odsrich Rural Telephone Co. held recent-
ly. Jae. Johnston was re engaged for
sheen months as manager at a sub-
stantial Merriam in salary. Mr. John-
ston was also made secretary-treas-
ores, succeeding T. G. Alien, who re-
sigoetd. Misses Luella and Esther
Bellamy were re-engaged as operators
and Miss Ells Stonier' was engaged
as third operator.
Dusoalrttolr PAts—The big event
of this district—the Dungannon fair—
takse_place next week, on Thursday
and Fraley, October 2nd and 3
Witb good weather an excellent ex-
bibitiou is in prospect. Arrangements
bave been Mede which will emote good
accommodation for all wbo attecd
from outside points. The talent secured
for the concert on Friday evening is of
the beat. For further particulars .ee
the advertisement cm page one of this
issue of The Signal.
Our
Planning
is for your health. r,rm(oet sod con•
veoien Y. In our estimailon
A Model Bathroom
Deeds not only It tares that are artis-
tic ie outline. emnitary and durable,
bet Inures that are simple in deign,
sea to clews and keep clean
We hate the same emetics' ideas
about quality work is all kind. of
Modern Plumbing
FRED HUNT
HAMILTON STREET, GODERICH
-room las
SEAFORTH
Mr. Russell Hays. of the staff of the
Domipion bank, has been removed to
the St. Thomas branch.
Mr. Themes Geary, who has been oo
a visit to bis daughter. Mrs. R. A. Mo.
Hinson. in Calgary, returned bolas
this week.
Mr. A. U. Ault, who has been in the
grocery business here for oxer 50
Years. has disposed of his stock to Mr.
Ueorge D. Haigh, of Lucknow. The
new proprietor takes pose.sion as
October 1st.
Mrs. John Robb and daughters. EW
and Jessie. lett on Tuesday for Toma-
to. Miss Jessie will attend normal
school there. while Mrs. Robb and
Miss Ella will spend the winter in
Cluny, Alberta, with Mr. Robb.
Mears: C. H. Brosdfoot and W. T.
Box, who bare conducted a furniture
and undertaking establishment bere
under tbs firm name of Broadfeot, Box
& Co.. have dissolved partnership. The
boniness will be carried on in future by
lir. Box with Mr. 8. T. Holmes as
ST. HELENS
DEATH or AN OLD Ramemzll!T.—The
death of Hugh McDonald, one of the
old and respected residents of fit.
Helena, occurred on September Sod, at
the ripe age of eighty-eight years.
Mr. McDonall was a native of Scot-
land, bot had lived in Rest Wawa -
nosh for about eft -five years. It
religion the dseaaasd was a Presby-
terian, and in polities a staunch
Liberal. He is sdWestived bis trite,
seven sots and one The
sons areDuncan. a W.t awaooeh ;
John A., of Wingbane ; Dotaid,
Angus and Hugh, all In the West,
&soadd Colin and William. at borne. The
daughter, Mrs. Mepheirsos, lives at
Morristown, Ont. Aligns McDonald,
of Lacknow. U• a brother of the
deceased, and Mrs. McPherson and
Mrs. McAllister, of Pustiaeb, are
sitters. The funeral took place on
Friday, 5th inst., the interment being
made in Dungannon cemetery.
Among thoes present was Deputy
Sheriff A. D. Cameron, of Goderich, a
brother -to -law of the deceasegdt.
Pcierts —Rastas Norwitz.— A
quiet but pretty wedding wag osis
txated un Wednesday, September
17th, at Maple Hill farm. SL Helene.
no the occasion of the marriage of,
Miss Wilhelmina (Minnie) Ramage,
youngest daughter of Mrs. James
Ramage, to lir. Edwin Purvis, of
Lock now. Rev. Wm. Mackintosh
omciated. Tb• fair bride, who was
gives away by ber nephew, Mr.
Robert Brooks, looked charming in a
goes of bedford cord trimmed with
shadow Mee and white satin buds.
She carried a bouquet of yellow
roses and arnatlons intermingled with
maiden hair fern. The bride was un-
atteoded, except with the assistance
of the flower girl, little Miss Rena
McArthur. niece of tbe bride, who
bald the flowers while the ring was
being placed on the finger. Mies
Nellie Brooks. niece of the bride,
played the waddles march. She wore
an old rose silk dress trimmed with
Irish lace. The bride's travelling suit
was of dark navy blue. After the
ceremony the guests. wbo wars °De-
fined to lmmedist latives and dose
ttiesds p tly Ism y, partook est s
dainty fd 1t, Asa the gusetWWw.re
Mr. Robert Rrookeensd NMI ette
Cottle. of Wingbam ; - Miss Hdna
Ceylsr. of Wbiteebnrch, and Mies
Violet Morrison. of Lucknow.
•
ars Name dYrtdms. Tb U1 ssi
MarM a Wood d al rat Am
there. Tis bleed grassm atemai the tdi
asye wary One mie.sea ■ IMs Mims
do their mark r i or cr et
diserlir s.• metal is ra eiadelea
Lagar tbsa that Mae. lbsnrtise i
bled is .m at seder Lids
tailed is their mmrk. army
.ti.eleine . somobeastg
One .etieise wJ 4e all dad
epd meet imit ted Dad marsM,N/a
is
Dodd's
Sidney
Pills
large alas. and See animals. Poultry
somas were is emcees of tat year. and
cattle, sbeep and bogs of Sae gsallty.
Oo. of the meet amuses features of
the fair was a sorrier. Whet the
jade-. Capt. Tote Hebron, called for
Lb. saddle Horse theme bows entered
on posies and were a.aa lied the priers
alter a trial 'rowed the half -mile
track. Earl Powell. deemed as as
Indian and r4disg os Topssy, woo first
Jo. Voll ck. deemed as dad man, rid-
ing Dan Pae.t.-k, woe ingot ; while DA-
NS Charlton, oa tie •ley
ccaa i• third. Theepeedieg
oo,rseta were witbd m aeoomet
of rain. Returns the gate
receipt" inesaaed o 10.
WESTFIELD
Mies Gladys Cute, d Bt west
Sunday at Mr. B. H. Taylor's.
Mw IdaDstarkley spat the week<ad
wit► her Bakke. its. Albert Campbell.
Mr. sad Mee. Wm. McDowell t
Sesday at Mr. Bart Oarttntr's it Drtr
•da
Obseeb sensivereari..—Doss brook,
October ilii and W.daid. October
Mia W. B. Campbell is railing her
wgelter. Mrs. Wm. Crosier, at
am J. P. Cameral visited her
sister. Met. lames dusty, of Londe. -
bore'. ea ltanday.
Mr. and Mks. A. C. Haedhty mad
family have Mme •sed from Eegland
whoa they sic the summer nolo he
Mfr 1[a/eia Farrow. Mine Ramie
Campbell ort Miss Ella McDowell
attended the swarth hese ee and Sun-
day school a mesetios held is Holmes-
vide
oimssvitas w Hadley and T.siay of this
week.ltis! 'Pars sett these me do
gnu
s lase
The Epworth league ret the Methodist
church eatartained the Mecham at the
collegiate institute and ppaatie ee,ti000l
of an "at borne" in the leotars room
at the church on Tuseday evening. A
splendid program of music and read-
ings was given. after which refresh-
ments were served.
A be fight. clear i k and a warm u
greeted the Gosforth sun fall fair. thisear
and u a result the largest crowd in
years was in •ttoodance. The Merida dis-
play bold in the agricultural hall was
Tully equal to that of tomer year*.
There was a gnod display of flowers and
plants, many beautiful varieties
shown: horticultural products were
represented. especially plums, peaches
and apples. There were also good ex-
hibits of garden vegetables and dairy
products. In addition, several of the
merchants bad a good exhibit of thele
wares. The outside show was the
bast in years, the directors eepoetisg
they never had autb • good sahhoowiog
of heavy and light bores.. In the
agnoultarsi class there was no lase
than 14 teams entered, and in the
single roadsters there were 14 entries.
A Business
Opportunity
The steak esd *0.1..w of k h.. R iagM* G astral
Stem is reefed fee ..l. and tb• .i ore flet rest
A good beetsem is being c. o- .nj nes be Messiest
Money Od ter onne. in c. •easetlos with tithes.
sr4 ,
A
G. R. BELL, Kingsbridge
EXETER
Mr. George Hockey is moving into
the residence co Andrew street lately
vacated by Mr. Thomas Hawkins.
Mr. Clarence Smith and rule
daughter, of Sault die. Marie.are visit-
ing the former's parents. Mr. and Mee
John Small.
The coapt of revision for Exeter bas
been fixed by Judge Doyle for Satu -
day, September 27th. Altogether
there are &bout 75 appeals.
Miss Margaret Case bas returned to
town after spending two moor's
abroad with ber parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Case. of Toronto. She is staying at
ber grandmother's.
Rev. W. M. Martin,B.D., of Loodon,
represented the Dominion Alliaoce in
Cairn Presbyterian church lent San -
day morning. Mr. Martin is a former
pastor and is always appreciated is
Exeter.
Mr. Wm. Dsadord. of the Lake
road. bas bought the Smale peop.rty
on the c,roer of Carling and Gil
street,. Mr. Dunatord inteods
ing so up -to -late bougie on the owner.
and will move his family to town.
Yr. R. Phillips, wbo spent the
two months at his old home in
England,han returned to town.atd Is
presiding at the organ at James street
church. Miss McFalls, wbo has pre-
aidd at the during Mr. Phillips
•besot*, baa' ven entire .sti'tsetioe.
The fun of Mr. Mark Clark. who
did in Clinton, land whose remains
were brought to Beater. was held o°
Thursday from Beverley'' undertak-
iog parlors. Mr.. Clark was 80
old, and prior to goissgg to the boots. of
refuge in Clinton lived in dieter for
eo
1'be tsueral took place at Exeter
cemetery of Thursday of the late Dr.
Luis, of Dasanoque, whs for IS years
oondueted a drog store and pessebed
medicine here. The late dagger said
out and removed to Oareasoi.s 'seen
years ago. The ft:meal took C {{ar s
from the reidemee of Mr. Wee. Cr
care.
The Methodist cberobes of !zoster
district will mon have ample aeeommo-
dation. Rtmride oosgra atioo (mmd
• large new died last Sunday. Mats
street rhumb, Exeter, win opus tae
Gert Sunday, and Crediting eory{e -
tioe expset to have a sew .bad sem-
pleted by the time of their ahem*
eenlvmaary in October.
in 'pite of the heavy eels that grits
walled Krebs fair was s greet enema
There was • ooeidersblj 1ae11rtr spaced
than last year. Ti. year the dime-
tore
irerton increased their
i ead
se a oom
osegsoe the entries he meg
chases wan tar in vas's or Inst
crystal passe was IPA
114:1 with Melt vseetaitl.a woos
hooey. hame-madet to:wapiti* limenis
on b..
tet the
* leans e t ei em
PORT ALBERT
Mir. Vietaritt Sees* of Goderich.
visited will heeltrissd• here last week.
is
Um gust et Mr. and We. Birth. m.
Kstd Mrs. Pigmy. of New York.
were visitors at Mr. George Draper's
last meek
Mr. Jack Drees in as happy as the
dol • ong.yews* sos arrived on
dsy
Ilia. Hillo
sod Master
Cecil. eat Dederick. have been visiting
at Mr. W. s.
Our creek shot. Jar. Jacob McGee,
lel Wedsssdaysig toe London
to compote is tb. iaoc
Mr. and Mrs. let Dresses and
baby. of ti.o.rish. were visitors at
Mrs J Dreanas's laetwesk.
Mr. Witt Crawford is the man that
is wearing the big stile Dow. A
little daughter atrr[ved last week.
Mrs. Alma Quaid returned home
lam weak after a elnatb's visit with•
relatives at T111u>hburg and vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs. Obariss Brown and
Masters Clarence and Lloyd, of Depot
Harbor. ars vi.itiog at Yr. W. G. 8.
Brawler.
Mr and Mee James Oliver left on
Tuesday for a trip to Rdmoo too. They
will also visit their :son, ?rank, at
Fort William
Harvest festival services will he held
in Christ church os Sandal., October
SM. Tbere will be morning and
evening service
bENMILLER
Mr. Heath Hill's moor truck is very
much patronised as a mode of travel
by the Young people of the vicinity.
A bad of Dearly thirty went to the
Goderich fair in it least week and Mr.
RIB Weeds to take is the Doogannon
and Blyth fain mut week.
Rgeestr st Botta.-8.v. A. W.
Ithowe is expected home from the old
land nest week ad will resume his
work es October sib. with s harvest
home festival is ftsemiller church.
morsiseg sod remise; and Sunday
•abed hasty at Zion (sortie) church in
the atternooa st the. Mr. Drown has
ben ant three moth• and this
will be s Rood lopertusity for the
eireoie to weioome home their pastor.
Ten tars Mas. lama U host t.—
Aa .Id sad well kimono rs'ident of
Dumpier peened away remedy to the
death of Bye. OI.dbfl, with of Mr.
Jew swami d the 8eseeiller cooties
mfrs. The doomed. whoae maiden
same was Ssrab Jesse Vantstone. wee
• native of t1odesMh ttowsehir. but
had lived tie the O.Merua side of the
river nearly all Mr Ns. She was
married !fry -four yeah ego to her
sew hemaved parer sail hour years
•fin last Jety the asides w.ddisg was
osaebr ted. eHHer dsneem is hes •eveo-
ih ti Breides it bndbsndrdee
leaves ate ees, WasiTJksdhW. of Ben-
efit. sad !dime tseebtrn : here. A
d Ther et L. 8ssk. Salk. ; M+.
r
i Bleheedow el- . is
aslwIwid elm by heather awl two
dem : Wade Ve_1 ate est Mho
Vanssase, of sed Mea
tater..t Wisstum OMdhill
was a oes.M•sdiet gineett t emathsr et the Meth tenewel garrison eeadA
rss b
w adnieler t
Noe.
MZ11:"IMM:"Yela.
Daytona. nee Ia sa t Wag
it -THE COLBORNE STORE.
INC
Seasonable Goods is Large Assortments
At prices that will give us fame—Yes, and something better, too—
satisfied customers.
We want your help to make our strong business position still
.stronger. r
Read on: The billowing Items of Interest are for you.
Rugs
Our new stock of Rugs for this fall's selling
is pow in and ready for your inspection. It is a
pieseure for w to show thew beautiful floor cov-
erings, beeauee we ars certain the patterns and
textures are the latest. If you are looking for a
rug let us bare the pleasure of displaying our
beautiful assortment. Price low, quality high.
Linokums
This Great Flax Covering is now used by
nearly everyone. Nothing so sanitary and cleanly
on your floor as linoleum or oilcloth. Our fall
stock is Al and our prices aro just eight. Let us
show you what we have.
Velvets
itis essential when buying 'shine for coo-.
tame that you sbould be certain that
tbsy are alt dyes. You should ask tor and insist
oo getting velvets guaranteed to be in Weevil's'
fast colors. You can get them sure at this store
and at t: a same prices or less than you . pay for
commas dyes.
Dress Trimmings
This tall a lot of bnttoa trimmtog is in vogue
and we have stocked s large range of the newest
makes. Our Allover laces for yokes sad collars
range from 25c to $6.00 a yard sad are really
beautiful goods. Everything new and op -to -date.
Our fall stock of Coats ooats is here and an ele-
Huron
ALWAYS
gent lot they are too. The Rodger'. Coat in New
York latest styles and new.q weaves is cloth
Every coat we show was made for this fall's wear.
Examine our coats and get our peiesa.
Rain Coats
English Impatal Rain Coats, absolutely
wa terprooi, $&75 and Sten
Knit Uoods
The latest designs and color combinations arae
now ready for the fall Leads in Sweater Coats, both
in ladies and children's. The Mosarcb Knit
Sweater Goat cannot be surpassed.
Hosiery
We carr an extensive stock of Heeiery from
e 25 -cent cashmere
mere acid heavy wool to a fine Liana
at 75c. Bear in mind we hold first place for
hosiery values.
Underwear
Our underwear stock is now at its best. You
COD get scything from a 35 -cast garment to one
at 31.76. Nothing better to be had anywhere
Baas what we can show. ebitdruo'a, girls', ladies'.
boys' sad mea'•
Flannelettes
Notwithstanding the advances in the prices of
these coeds we aril still offering the tame values
and press as lata year. lOc, 124c and Mk.
J. H. COLBORNE
(ietraadeone), Richard Echlin and
7 Walton (e nephew).
Pone crea'noxa.—On the evening of
fib;, previous to beer mar-
riage
ljaa Walker. of Deaver.
Colorado. the friends oaf Mie. Jessie
Oke. to the number of 60. sesswbl d
at ti e home of her parents and pre-
ssm • cl bar with a most beautiful mantel
da and silver oake fork. aceompaa-
led van address expressing the good
wisLee of the donors. Mr. and Mrs.
Walker left for their home in Denver
on Friday of last week. On Fri-
day .vomer of last week the members
of Good Will adult Bible class and
their friends met at the Temperance
hall been. Thera was a full actesd-
anos. T1. clam t, Mr. Ris-
ley.
ls
evduring tbe
evetoiMg theoccupied the Da W.oe
to
take theplettorm, when be was meet
by Mrs. Jae. Long, who read a oomp-
plienestary address and Mr. Roy
l[ohriag, who presented him *with a
parte dtgold in behalf of the member*
of the dasrand their friends. Mr.
Davidson made a very feeling reply
and In theaking the class for their
gilt: said that the three months he
bad spent on Betmilfer circuit
would always remain a green .pot t°
his memory. Mr. Davison is leaving
herr September Path to continue his
studies in Montreal Methodist Theo-
logical College.
McGAW
Uw'. WANTED. -1 meprepared to
buy all kinds d grain on Wedoesda ,
Thursday and Friday of each week.
Higbee prices ggueranteed. Also flour
and teed for gale. A. ALLIN.
An) Woman
Can Have
Beautiful Hair
Dandruff Disappears, Fall *
Hair Ceases, When Yes
Use man Sage.
No prepanstion has done so much to
stop falling i. hair ; .rsdieate dandtvtt
.td make woos'. hair baautitul a.
Parisian
M a
It Use only certain dsssroyer oe
the dandruff microbe, the ranee of
most hair trouble..
Parisian Sege is Bost daintily per-
tained.
erfamed. It Y as ideal prepasmtiot. not
sticky or ocean. It does not acetate
poisonous eager of lead or sulphur or
any
lis maerniflosmt dressing for
woman tun desire luxuriant. lustrous
bale tireompels .dsiretioo and for
tees ad eb(dren sothlog can nom•
lea with it
It does away with terrible scalp itch
over sod moms the hair to grow
/bbu
feAnd a large bottle of Parisian Sags
costa only (u cent. et al drug and
tsllt.t goods mentos B. it. TVigle
gessraslee. IL
MIIMMIneeple
THE
PLO
Now is
your plows
the fell
good dings
door. incl -
ing sand rid
famous Na 2
it you need
GASOLINE
one and.
power
We have t
will well at
theta out in
for cutters.
A aur lice
818 IMPILE
band.
'1
Dungannon Fall Fair
Meals Served at the Excelsior
Bake Shop, 25 cents each
Hot Dinner and Supper
Suitable Accommodation for Horses
Fruits of all kinds, includ-
ing Grapes, Peaches and
Oranges, will be sold at low
prices during the Fair.
Ice Cream and Confec-
tionery a specialty.
N. J. Treleaven,
Dungannon.
Pandora Range
MASSE
r.S
ROGER
Hamilton '8
The Hou
and R
Showing no
np -to - date
Motion Pk
A compl
program
Thursday
Songs at
ing the w
Classical
night.
This The
purified each
of the noted
The comfort
this Theatre
carefully coos
TO SPENT
EVEN]
THI
Special
Tuesday and
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