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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1914-7-23, Page 5Th I Ig :h er tat lar ,till st- are nd IVs .be Ga in his t^ ,n. aid ice Me •nf- on. he ant are DO Bo ISt •S 5 Ite FO R DN STR!( $7 50 IED :T THE. be, Mixed lug. „r•. S 1* =fit AINS DAT`' in or nr r1 n- d. S knee 441. •soot THE bIGYAL : GODERICB • ARIO mamas, JVLT tib. ltK • Nr��• Any child can make the pictures. Every operation as plain as day. Every amateur should have their developing and printing done by an expert. R. R. Sallows L LOCALS -- PERSONALS -McL re's store front has been repainted. -Miss Best, of Ssatorth, le vieitioR friends in town. -Mr. Ed. Williamson, of Berlio, is veatiog to Uodericb. -Miss J. Davis. of Toronto, U the guest of Mrs. T. M. Davis. -Mr. George Maloney, of Coiling - wood, was le town on Tuesday. -The Millar* Currell, of Toronto, are Yieltlsg rriaUvss in Goderlch. -The grader has been busy during the pant week on I\ewga'e street. - err. John Elliott and family. of L *towel, are visiting friends here. - Mr. F. C. Raid, of Brantford, was in town this weeon a holiday tour. -Mr. and Mn. Jock Campbell, of Port Colborne, are visiting relatives here. t, -Mn. Franl Wood., truth attest, is visiting in Woodstock for • few week*. - About rear pounds of ealuton trout were captured by local fishermen on Friday. -Mr. Henry Johnston end party. of Myth, motored to tioderich on Sunday. -Master Amos Green, of Detroit, is no a visit to his graudmotber, Mee J. Bedford. -Mr. Alfred Armstrong, of Bramp- ton. is the guest of Mr. Thomeb Arm - 'Leone herr. ' -Mn. A. Elliott of Dungrnoon, i. vi•II fog her On Mr. Tom Cousins, Park street. -Mn Booth, of Toronto, is the sunt of her daughter. Mrs. Heid. OA al liuuth- oott age. _ _ __ _ - _._ _ -Mr. Wilson Wylie and Mr. ('ha*. Humber paid a visit to friends in Hayfield on Sunday. -Mr. and Mn. Walter 11. Harrison are spending len days Idling in and around `,able Falls. - • - - Mr. R. ('. Hays is building a email brick addition to hie new office hudd- ling on Hxuatltou street. ••••••••••••• Bargains in Footwear For one week we will put ran rale the following sberet : Lattie.: Russia Cslf hutton and hit -.d Dat.. size. 2j to 7, regular litter $3.50 fair $2.Mt. Ladies' Rowia Calf Primp. and Ox- ford-. .taro 2j to 7, regular price fy..51/ for 112 let L.dies' R•fssis ltslf ) ,i'ton Oifnrd•. size- '21 to 7. regular price 13.W for 11Th ril.'fe goods are new. up -tee 1it.• .tyle+ and should ..•II ,lun.kly. REPAIRING Geo. MacVicar ••••••••••••• Mulcusa. Itore 1t '.-;• t-, of 1' . hoist f t .set A lr. - - iter.! ,..soar. 1 •e. 1.-x «e.eeh.pe e•eeute the +^e, I.M.M. • ,I.6 es Awe.. 4 .I•,V • arr4. - • 5. r seer+. n..afin r -i.•7rlt. .. 15 Kier St boot' UMW.. Get, I Harr Tu DAVIS' LIVIDLY 'Phone 51 South Street Garage 1 1 1 Don't Wait Till Afterwards! Or uotil after the asci- deot two actually hap- pened. Bring your Car to be repaired now. Prompt attention given and good work guaren- -Mr. T. H. Tabb has taken the core teed on any make of tract to-resbiegle the roof of Victoria Car. street Methodist church. This Is a tell job as the eaves ars about yl) feet from the ground and the steep roof rune to • point at an altitude of nearly on feet. -An air 1 1 the Misses Henry at Olen Cliff was called awayon Wednesday of last wait, by tdeath of Ger grandmoth- er at Duttuu. -Mr. Laughlin and sun Hubert and Mr. Gerald Dillon, of Berlin. with the Missal Claudia and Loretto !Shoo, Toronto, are the guests of Mr. aad Mn. John Spahr. this week. - Mr. laud Mn. T. Hutchinson re- cently made a trip to Toronto in their new car. The roads were nut in a very good condition, which robbed -Nies Mary F septera, ausse'paaid lofher deter Jennie Iron Cidilsgo. t Sarnia on Saturdayvia stlsssaer Moronic for • trip to Dluth and re- turn. --A most enjoyable garden party was held at O1tw on Wednesday freesias under the auspices of the Smith's Hill Presbyterian church. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Johnston kind- ly gave the use of their spacious grounds. Sapper was served in the open air. atter which • programme of musical numbere was presented, one them of some of the pleasure of their of the greatest attractions being Mr. trip. Duncan M.Yay with the bagpipes. - The regular monthly meeting of Quite • number from (odericb were the Eureka Bible class of Victoria present. street Methodist church will he held -Miss Ross Altkis. of Port Hui. on Monday evening. July 717th, at the borne is spending her vacation at her borne of Miss C. McClinton, Keays parents residence. Montreal street. street. Miss Aitkin arcompaold by her sister, Marjorie, to St. Thomas, to which the later was sent as • delegate from Oodericb o attend an Bpworth Lea- gue convention, winch was held there, and received much praise from Rev. Dr. Dougal. formerly of Goderich, and the choir for solos at the convention at the Sunday service in the First !Methodist church. L +4 JOHN GARRODinteresting feature of theopeo- .�_band concert io Court Houle puk last week was the song rendered by Mr. Campbell Tweedy. It was well rendered and received well deserved applause. -Mr. Earl Robinson, who has been sailing on the steamer Midland King town while cycling in from Bayfield returned tome from Port Huron on last Saturday Lopped by the wayside Tuesday. and liberally helped themselves to *berries, as they made an open con - Mn. Percy Cornell and children, Cession of this trans- gression a full after a piquant visit with Mn. pardon has been granted. Cornell, Keys street, have returned to Toronto. -A meeting of the W.C.T. U. will be held Moodsy, July Lailh, in the Temperance hall, at 3 p. in., when superintendents of departments will be elected, and • report given of the county convention held in Clinton` on July 7th to Pith. All members are re- quested to attend. -The owners of the transit elevator -Two reverend gentlemen of this - Capt. H. C. Dunlop was elected D. D. 0. M. at the Masonic Grand Lodge meeting held at Niagara Falls last week. -Mr. Harry Clucaa, artist, of Tor- onto, ex -president of the Huron Old Boys is a guest this week at Hotel sunset -Miss Tana Graham is spending her vacation with her mother and aster et the old home, Gloucester terrace. Mire Graham, since leaving town has visited several United States cities but fur some time sbe has made her home iu Chicago, being engaged in the jewelry department of Marshal Field's large establishment. Mins Graham has learned to speak German fluently, but thinks that the French laoguage is bard to master. She has enjoyed also an airier flight and deacribes it as giving her the utmost pleasure. -Mr. Frederick Wallace, of the •4K of the Northern Crown bai.k, Winnipeg, is the guest thin week of his sister, Mrs. M•:Hattie nee (Heather BellSouth street. Mr Wallace spent his holidays with his mother and sis- ter. who reside in Aberdeen, Scotland, are walling up a new bin for smalland ar rived safely in Canada per - Dr. Hoops, of the Mayo Bros. 1.hiprnente of grain. The wall is of re- *learner 9Tunisian, late reachingtToronto e the hospital, Rochester. Minneapolis, and enforced concrete, 35 feet 1n height y bis pwife have registered pis Hotel I and 10 feet in width. The wall thick- train for Ocxderich. However, he took Imes is nine inches. and the bin will the early train on Mondry, arriving at Sunset. Mrs. McHattie's rrsidendir at 11.30 a.m. contain 0000 bushel+. -Mrs. Charles Swanson, and three Mr. \Vallece is the youngest brother children are spending a haw holiday- ( -Rev. Reginald Armstrong. of of Mts. McHattie. at the home of Mi. and Mn. Swanson, Chatham ' arrived on the steamer -The Not of it .cries of utytsu rr- I. red his vacatioh at his home here. Bruce street. i Huron on Tuesday evening and will chats to he given in St. George's - lin. McKinnon and Mrs. Keleher, • 1P n hie return Rev. Mr Armstrong church was given on Sunday eveniug, ill take u the pastors a( the cl.»e of the evening ofMrs. 'ter u acottageI. et i+ 1 1 -Berthed."sided at the organ and !Ilse Seager on -During three days of vacation • the the violin. .The progrismmecontained -Miss Meta Yonngson his retnroed I bathing leech for a considerable die-' fire hunihers, two of them being vio- tu town after spending two weeks. Lance both nottlt and south. 1 the bar- lin selections. The organ numbers with friends and relatives in Livonia. � hor as well as in theriver is being well ' were: "'Grand Morse (UnJMuanti, New York, stair. d !patronized. (Inc afternoon we count- I ••(lnntelene" 1 Wheeldont and r•War -Mr. Lionel G. Parent's is fitting up the shore r,ow on k5)hathyls iic nttthe rwatrn along I s�ele March 1 Pifnethe (triolinewerenl. Tbei its old tine residence and will tea enjoying dip move to it as +non as the improve- of the lake- enade" 1(ionrodr and •'Sovenir.• At menta are finished. -The new steps leading from the this recital air. Robinson fully sustain- --The C.P.R. isle extending their Hitter tinny. -t to Inc beach are iwing l Pd his great reputation as a church 1' k Ther -Mn. W. H. Tremblay and eons. 01 of Detroit are the guests this seaeou'w� p to of the Il h tnet tnwn. visited triend. at Pert Albert Mel kid t the 1 y hod t chat el at Fosse: .era ice. 'Mr. F. W. Robinson pre - and Crewe the part week. - Rev. and Mrs. Joseph Deacon, of Hidgetown, Ale .pending theiuusmer among liudertch friends. - Mrs. A. V. Bowies has returned to HI•.I a af'rr spending a couple of weeks with fru-rids to town. --Mi. L. t'at sods s having Inc pro- perty gest to ills residence thoroughly repaired end a verandah added. -!Mrs. Ed Cousins of Puri Stanley three erected t n• war orgeniet and Miss Seager ehnwed abil- r law itch nearest the wharf from the fart m wl a t r. visiting be. u -•'torr in-law. 11s. \Vt-it••rn Canada. 11 fur mills to the rail 0n the one side. 'this ,111 be a ing. Three recitals will he continued (Thome. Courius, P'atk street. transit elevator. I greet convenienee to hath -i -s and we the second Sunday evening in each -Mr. and Mr.. J. A. Yates, son and -The Wand 'ritank has finished the understand the Sunset bathing ileuses m'insh until further notice. • thuugbier• of Chie.g.. a•.• vistung at repairs on the over heed bridge on i will be open to the public. Foresters at Church I the home •.t lit. Jame. Yates. Sru.funl hie and it i. now pamotatcrd i-!}eEers. (fears. Fowls, ('harles I The thirty-ninth anniversary of I , safe Ly the insprctlr. -!Iles Cola, [liana, of l •tett . 1, , is EmOry Slid \\'ill ism SUuis•I. three • Court Sherwood, No. dllfl;, Ancient 'spending a couple of si..4. vacation tAL the p.lrntal borne, \Volt..tteet. -K ay Bro.. have opened s cleaning land pressing este..list ant uu Mon- trealstreet next Swart.' feel a stable. Wheat eurinK has commenced in sir r'Pe ity and execution in her violin play- . 'V d will have :t hated' Mr•. .1. H. E. Jnne.. with little young nen from Buffalo. N.Y.. passed Order of Foresters was celebrated at danabter. lluriel,•of Duart, is visiting I through Godetich on Wednesday on } liraforth on Sunday last by a church at the home of her parents, !L•. and . their way to Sarnia. Mese youth' ase parade. Sixteen members of the Mr.. L,TuuzeP Bruce street. making a ped*: ti-ian tour. rat ruing Godrrich lodge attended, going in Mr. D t 1 -Mt*. David H. Young and two la kuap•ack xrd blanket roll each and lifelarge Johnstone auto, truck. One aa,igbtere. of Seaforth, haft• returned 'Cl:lltli it is it very satisfactory vacation , hundred and thirty members inelud- visiting rlitee the wrnwudtngaannu y laud in a short honer atter a rias with her riater, Mte, 110' r j ►ttendrd LI"'i e rind Iethodistiicrhurchin nw here 'tune the bare [will he w full swing J. H. young, Staulra eti sato. --The Eureka l,ible C.a•a of fife 1 the minister preached an excellent where t Methodist rh tech held ' er 1 Victoria strepl -Mr. Arthur Snazel who represents dress, the subject being The Christian --A hrok.'n err\'i.•r pine w'«t thr+ur- nuwst rnjni-nhle,-{{tfirmc at Hayfield on' face ..t Khgin xeroma I ser Mooural !shear::: or Poster Adrr1 ti-ing ('r'. ,.f l'anada. Wednesday aftei'tioun. A fine lunch- I Knight. - .mart, until repaired on \\'rdurwiwy. .is about to take n trip tt Hl- ret \Vin- eon was served and a merry afternoon Want Faster Service Ai i•nl Uunganawu to the interest of spent. 1'he tri to and from the --Miss Lilian Whiting. is ereuding his burives±. i'e I' . At a meeting held in -Forest on her se'.win this edea with the Rev: I ground was not the least enjoyable Tuesday- evening it Wits decided to at and Mrs. W. H. Wrightuu, at R1sy. -The Doty •Engitle Works Co'.. has item on the programme either, itnieinK once appal to the railwep e 1 had its boiler shop working oights brim the merry shouts and laughter of I with a view too having a better rail- , t;••Id. this week on a ruih order (.m.34. 1 the passengers. -M -s K a1 f *rine C nee rest l•f Wei- wrap reefer for the tosses between Harvey Davis.Uacisi•f fort Stanley. )1�,F•s. Cheek.+ Symonds, of Kcew•at- Stratford i81d Sarnia on the old mu►in lend. is at pte•rn► sis,ting bar iter- -Mr: and lies. W. L. l'hirne• and' tin, after spending a crninle of weeks {line of the Gran) Ti unit Hallway. In I,hrr. Sir. Al. x. h:.Coltefrnr, ��atrrluu chit,tien. of St. Tonin., end Mis. W. in town. the guest i 1 Mrs. Fred. the Inst six months three tiains have -`It'e•r• D. F.iir, 01 Clinton. are at 'the Lake -'Stokes. East street, and relative+ in been taken off by the (frena Trunk, r nT Dr. 1f. I. Sting. aide for the summer holiday. -fyialtfurd, has returned to her borne! and business men and other. :u•1• in- s to ii in-istIrrsuilc .attiot -lir. ('herb+-Win,erhond„ or 1 wmin youngest daughterh. t t•t•k t trip. er Her ft'r re l•.1 over the dela-ytthey ea; et tt ere in shin to leading saints. keluner, but fr.ttuerly of this town.is K • 11 1 )1 8pninnda t - The re•i; sec "Pilo..'. (II- c.,1 •,.f t' rn treat•,1 •• tiro. -Mr. Win. li'••en. ••f 11 own ('its I Mufti''. wort. r•l 11•r,•og0 liP .•r'Ic o•i,lits arty Ito •'i: IVO •.lar• Ir. 1; 1 1/ R w ,.1 registered at the Hotel Sunset anIs the vewattan rut ,ane r• y renewing oral fI iendshipa hate. is on,' ret lhr mill staff. hi tl +. Chas. Humber and children, 1 -At for meeting of th. town roan- 1-`ail last Friday the chn amen of .t h•• sire stwndin, a s, reef 1. %:i' with' Park• er•InlnittPP ac •t- �'1 tnirt.sl 10 i Il.•'. :.Int mi.. \\ IL N•rigllten. At ►rcure `^tits• 1.ntrht rr •a: - to 1•e pIMt'Ptl these. .home I1.ivfirda, in the 1'••flit's!anil Hat, it Pat k•. It -- \1t.. Andrew Porter. Britannia is op to the puhlir•. to a --.••t the cosi.- 1 to. •.hent tlii-. wank its tligtou at 041 in their endtwvout :.to krrp the I ..i inane, ,.r•11st•. it pr•,f.-4 cora• raiLol el..., 1 y Witt 'Iv! .•a.R. l.,pwt. . r ., It in liNnitlt ..1 e: flet selnnt> ill- fr Ii'. rte in the ran* anon, Hot +vette'- , ing it around the pink. Nobody Here! Guess 111 help Myself! self ! i I i.. n h.' h:1... 1,.. n 1 garden p u ty o •. ,: 11.1 rho, err • 1 ., . III t 01.0. \1,... Mate 1 morose the nirsf-IC 1. • :il rd 1eKi- t Owe: •n,,, t fol the p i•t mann bawl will h•• 1 11 i 1.,, 4- rl'a, k ., 10,. t••.0:, . l li itis. Tar -day Peening, .I I Airm late tin,Llgttt0t the I „,.. hr a dtowitrp cttitt. st 1',,•. • 1.�.c:• 11:1• 11'.irIt- `• t - 1 %..1 1.v -. 11, tri' i tt •,1 .rt 1tot- 61 A:11t1_.. 'lit 1:•• . ',ir, .1•,hi \ fru• : - m. of lien. 'a., 1_. . V -- \I-,, -' 1-..'„-' sire. .1 n....,. ..t .... :ai.t. t,i-.. 14... .Lac 54t1 mart's s:>tt t, '.1:. 1 1;:1: . S. ii. ('Ur :1 ;soon teas car 1 ,r -i 1 1' •. i• •. VII I.. i•11..h • ..• I 1 ::a'• - 11111011.6094$11-01 \; . It. 1 ii.:uM}'h tn', .1 l'.1rt A • - 0 1 • i , •• ra t 11 ng •"hof4 fire '. u. ile•tit 0)•.l .'i e. t• snag {not ret h• r 'e' co; ,, a,... }Its- .\noa ':. 1'tt ,4stt:5' ,'tic. .11..,,.: Ut,e. aut•- d 111 . t im+ 0. ,•• . ou wd hi, i it \ , 111•.p41lt1 - r Tti.1'y1rrY� • is ' 1, 11 i41i •it ;; -' "1..- It •, put no •.,., It . ,. 1 . l'I • . - t,-• \\'e -ii-le-st treed 11 ,..0 .. 7.7 ., •,•r:t1,.'0,11 alta',thet••ei•e n,+. r'.i• the p .{n fly. 1 -Contractor Birmingham will irrish in king eon^rete blocks here this eek ,t I will then take his whole fo a to i•t wrar.line. where work on the nen 1•teakwater with he unshod. - Mr. William Harrows and sons. .1 Stratford. whe hove been visiting zPlat ivea in Port Alpert, called repot hie aunt. Mn. Ida Sneak. Elgin avenue, on hie return trip. -MH• )otain•nn, of Calgary, and \Ir•. Weston and two arms. ('demes end Grafton. of BeyliekI were last ee week the gul• of Mn. NjMlon a par- ents. Mr. and Mn. W. Johnston. East street. -Miss Revell. of Windsor. who while here, was the infest of Mes .n.f • I he 4,arleauht.,-k -d-tru•!tfect pa n ..d,l•'d' • t t ..•. ..i.,. 1.. • d ter t 1:0. H,•ry h••r + , t t 1 '' I. I - of •heEnu,`1 '. ' t i,^ \•' nag 1 lair •t '.t 1-- :•.th111.. .• t•I' t4 1.1 1, ,• •-hr,'rounted the t i Hct - XI,. '.\ I: .• 1,... over •, 1 ;M v rs s .f ,: • 1u' I.'• - t•1'•,• .f hi+ ereesetrer Tinter, hnrt -rn l -n me tidy 1t.t n,•.lk to a...• . 11at -il e1'- vatnr. slur' of the tit• „ o wished to see was working at an ' ,'• r11dr et 11 I. et an -1 the only \vat, . teach him WW1 I.5' ream of ,a tt.p.... 1acllr•d to a winch,. Nothing data, tr.I. Me. Rattier,. .{m took his nl•r•e in :1, • noose and w'as h.tst,..I nif to the t•' .' (nrnf. The toga at the elerat t n nth,tl'.ct it •r•. s. .l lire es i'- Ia)i of ,ttit ss they 1 ' . f^ 'n lee a tit, o, ., lit 1 .lui: s.iatit 1• • . 1 Is. its. 115 • over • 11, fg„ •tin,, .1 :.l r., g. an.1 • 3ida'dJ QUICK NAPTHA TN' WOMANS SOAP Police Court Cases \11s. G. Steep, of Uodet•ich, hrouy:ht .t ,•hare 1of as -stilt eRa in.t her faher. 31r. George Kvknti. It 'teems :he pottea her together anti idtv,• not i.Prn getting along. well: Recently lira. ".toll i-.1tf•Irl to allow het 1t'her to light a the in the 1,..k stoat•. 'Phis newts/t--she .44 g•-tHiesseaM;- wins a.s Hearn% v. anti h.• • tl .rck hi. .i 1 1 :' 1. r I ghtly .aith .7 life,. \i I.. foal,• Kelly 'I.1\ -1d Ili r I ail it. •n:e and try1•• i.v.- -I I til i•itiei1,. r. Jlt. t hail'- vie/ o't% fti.n: 11 I the 4.11.1'i t. MT. 11.'0:11.15,o, f 1 If t'•`,e: lalmon mum CW CANADA. Mosey triers implied by Ire Ifaissemli Wards can be conveD�tly se- cured, safely forwarded, readily cashed, and are inexpensive. Issued for any sum up to $50.00, at a cost of from 3c to 15c. Payable at any branch of any Chartered Bank In Canada, Yukon excepted, and in the principal cities of the United States. Branch -F. WOOLLCOMBE, Manager. Goderich _ fl MONUMENTS CHASTE AND ARTISTIC DESIGNS Best workmanship at J. DOIG'S, Clinton As J. Doig imports direct, he is able to give quick delivery at close prices. Designs and prices on application. JUST FOUR BICYCLES Left in Stick One Brantford Red Bird • $45.00 One Three -speed Standard $44.50 One Fixed Wheel, Second hand $11.00 One Coaster, Second hand $14.00 1f you can use a good wheel any d these' would suit you tine. Have tt look at theta any way. EAST. STREET GARAGE Nut to Town Hall GODERICH Always Opel Phone 243 i i Are you intending to fit yourself as a teacher of Music, or Conceit Performer ? Eleestionist The London Conservatory of Music offers splendid advantages in PIANO. ORGAN SINGING, ELOCU- TION, HARMONY. ETC. • Write for illustrated year book for Information regarding fees, scholar- ship, prizes, etc. LOTTIE ARMSTRONG., F. LINFOR T H WILLGOOSE, Registrar. Mus. Bac . Principal. Address:- 354-6 Dundas 5t., London, Ont. 1 it wag adjourned until Monday •even- I .lame. `Moss a1q•eancd !-afore Magis- trate Kelly on Monday ere nun tot answer a charge -of disturbing the pufrficrprace'• it *meats that Moss I. to the habit of irking more l-•lunr o • ' casionnlly than is go.s1 for him. On the rerning otJuly 11'h he was loaded. and spent the night in -the rolls but f was Int nut n.•xt morning on antepenrl• • art sentence. He immediately tilled up again and was eau i, -d h That evenirg ;boot half s tl,zrn of his ort e..1 1tnir na gathered at Ili. house on Fa•t street and hail a bleb time keeping nK1 w ori hIliot awak, until three .''11• .k in the unhnirttt The magisu.ate timed Mi.-. tt. atad coot aim ting t•oPicaSn • Hilt•,y,••then, or 15 der, in jail .with hard Lalanlr. } Mose asked ter It ta••,•k to pay. .whi• la seas Kt:u,t„1 \t 1'� 1, 111. fairritsh the I,, u,.'e with .L 'nous. - t 10• -•• Witt i tr..l.e 7:r i„ • 11. a -r ..! 111.• t,. •; a will ' vAtli th:•n IT i•.f1• 111i,nr Htw s T W. r.,:. r . , .1 • • . . . . •i i.t. ;r 1 1 1.11: , • .• 11 .11- syn.�... . • ti .l ,' , a,.lr�ll I. •1., , .,.t Mt. 16 . t' .1, 1a. 1 po t ti. i•1' .k,fl t•. ts..ifc 11. i, .,,. ,il.tr: t, , • titd rin '!av•• 111 -I LI. i,,: 11s•. 1. d1 r' ;.,,• , •... t1i.t n,.:•aI. ...t .•ti'1.•r• Idil.netcof , 311 III. 1 '41 t 1i ,ht: .Ie.l 31 •Ire. ,,leo it�bie , it. ort. w'l 1 (:,t •' s, . 411'1 ?+ . 1'' 1., t.- 1, • -.t:-:•\ wwo 4•l'10. 1'. • III +qtr.-tt w lwr/4M' *Mary ans"M. 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