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LET'S
MAKE IT
Recently the Inerchants itt this
community took a vote by ballot to
kltiWrmitte whether stores in the
rommunit y should remain 4.40en
*Vriklay or Saturday evenings. The
mpporters of ,S'attirklay night won
hy a comfortable majoritN and /how
who were in fit vor of Friday night
concurked with the majorit.
They are unan:-.ttously agreetl that
if Saturday is to be the open night
in Wingbant, they wilt make it the
best phtee in western ontztrio t be,
on Saturday e\ening.
tieh being the case, and since
many shoppers were loud in their.
tbro$tests when sitWes were elosed on
Z3atnniay evenings,, it beiliQuIVes tbitISe
WI) buy in this coutmunit y to1en1-
011,Str4 be change back to
Saturday is in tx atilt, worthwhile.
if the shoppers fail to do so we'll he
riot hack where we tartel. when
merchants begin to see that the
business done does not merit hold-
ing onto the help needed for Satur-
kla,), opening.
There are many Intsinesstnen Nyho
sineerely believe., after ea rehd st tut -
ie$ of their sales, that public.shop-
GIVE TO THE RED CROSS
At this time of Year fund-raising
cautpaigns are thicker than hair on
a dog's hack. Tit.hre wilt be one,
two. perhaps three everk nuntth un-
til summer. Each of them descry -
in its own waybut the Red
Cross:, felltnl'aigra what is in Progress
this week„ falls into a tutikple
gory.
cztte-
Red Cross is truly based on the
universal welfare kat all mattkinkl,
Through its nnyavenues your
1i& will r. -kl its way to the
platee where th. -tee is greatest, It
Provides; the Ic--"ArCe:age oF httmatt
suffering and he experience to al:
leviateii whiel- no single pk..rson, not
even any cnte government, eould be-
gin to eompreiftend.
There Was a time when most of
the Christian eltureltes asked that
their members give a tenth of their
income to the cluareh. Today such
donations to churches are rare4 par-
tiettlarly among persons of average
nuetrts. llowever,, the contributions
which are turned over to stteh xans-
es as the Red Cross suntlorts, do fall
into
much the same eategory.
Members of the Canadian 1,egion
will call at your home this week.
Hear in mind that these (canvassers
are,. in all probabiUty„ donating as
nuielt as you are in cash,, plus the
time required to, make their quota of
calls. Treat them with the respect
which is properly their due and
*hi tett stint in your contribution to
the cause which symbolizes nterey in
a most unutereiful world.
NEW CONSCIOUSNESS
The general tattzlie and pztrents
in partifattar, AwarAit Tlegrz.tteEttil t4»
Constable "Rob' Eeevis and Chief
"Bert" Platt. for the successful com-
pletion Of their traffic safety cilittlt-
Nilign Ctit Friday evenixtg., whett
doek--ns of voungsters gathered at
the Iligit S',44tool auditorium to re,-
eeiv e prizes and et -ate..
ilte two police ebfficen's have
_spent tttany,„ utarty honars fatt-ittg the
past two aths ntaking the a rrang
tttentS for the earttpaie'e„ selettring
pries,, speakers'and eet [lit teat es. IIikL'-
offeourseare of trenten-
dons worth, theearse younriet• httman
tive..3, are at ste-e 'Fr., the krurrettt
het c.,veett man ,etret his ti...tcevzet1teuseas.
sion the tuttornobile,
Cotttinuing e357.. ir this kind!
will have to he atzEite if tttere is to be
any hope of the hurnan r,,ce outlast -
it the prokt acts of its own hands,
The Winkham Advance:Mow
rietitiotvgaatVitiatOttuk. Ototatilo
Ittettfeet tootoe,t, kvtateAtt34,
itz, sot Wieogoke ti
*Wolk* it4 t;.1-9:11ava ore ttretalationr
Aitailboarleat kt"' Minn Sialik,
144 Mkt 111.0t.
Ut
itkilloolkiatawa *gat- "tau, Velaot Allookat
S. X. SO/ft tat $itatir
*Maki batith ONO Per year
Aoltitaitattin* Rates atti applitzethOta
WORTH WHILE
ping habits have changed in regard
y shopping. They are,
however, wi1ling4 prepared to re-
vert to that evening if shoppers
realWant it SO. Now its up to
the shoppers.
OPEN HOUSE HAS
GREAT VALUE
Altparottly there is a question, in
some t(mns, about the value of hold-
ing a visitors' day at the public
school, ueh doubts should. not
troubk the staff or hoard of the
\\ ingbant school. Parents in hun-
dreds flocked to the "open house"
last Wetilleq.kiaV afternoon Ullti once
«gain refreshen their memories. on a
subject x‘bich is vitally close to
every person in this commmntv
It is particularly interesting to
Dote the Milnina of parents who
stop for a word with the teacher in
each of the rooms. There are many
tilleSfit.hiN which arise in a conscien-
tious parentsmind about the pro-
gress of, their youngsters. They
it en an, ext renat:iy doubt mi about
the value of their own methods of
assistance and a conference with the
child's leacher bet` tMit t.t:Sz• of tremen-
dous value. It is more than possible
that the teacher is aided, too. by
ning skktne personal kno,kviedge
time parents, and so. of the child's
backgrottn,L
ht our own opinion much might
he achieved by expanding this C01.11-
11lOil Dttatie ill MAIM,* way, so that
there would he more than just an
hour each year for the exchange of
iklezts bon,veen the two parties most
deeply interested in the education of
new members a the Canadian corn -
IN THE SCORNER'S SEAT
4'kattr writer had to take a hit of
kidding during th1.- past week about
his pbHoeophe regarding snow and
how it should not be handled,- Of
particular interest were those wise
-hints who snorted in glee because
our dinky little snow 6110Wer is re-
in comfort beSide the furnace.
111mo-el our sincere appreci-
ation guee out to those -
friends who either had nothing to
Say or who a,greed solemnly with
our remarks. Coineidentally they
are Ole ferlows.who still operate the
(,34d-fashiourA snow shovel (there
aren't too many who have smarten-
ed up to onr system of letting it
ntelt )1 The scoff we note, are
the boys who have za little private
engagement with some man and his
tractur, strange good fortune
the tractor, with its big snow blade
on the front. -always appears the
morning after a sto-rtne just in time
to, plow theta ont.
Another guy who seemed to
know all the answers lives in a
grand location. The snow blows
right over his lot.is slowed vuIre
his hedge and settles in peaceful
mountains on his neighbours's drive-
Jlumst this dear!! vott don't
live on Upper Leopold F:treet yon
(ion% know what snow is.
WEATHER WORKS
WONDERS
A few (!raysof spriug-like sun -
arid the gloomiest Precontes a
new nram ..,•(.1:41 (Net believe its,
,it.tst take 3 Waft look through this
issue of The Advaraze-Tintes., Busi-
ness men are ?busting out allover
with oftirtistu ese611 the way
wes tike itbe-511 — good sound adver-
For sone reason or other, trost
f7nsiness men crotel hetieve Watt any-
thing Net the- ruo5t. routine sort of
trtthun cart Tme (Motte during Jaatuary
and' Inctmtary, nttft came the first
sarin y days ib March there i!s a new
spirit in the air. They staid thinLing
of new anft Netter Iktimains to offer.
new Nra,c.sto -;torttce up their Storeg
aruP letter ways to Nrurgr ett%torrters
irtta their prwes of htt4arcs.
Thiis mkt' offers 5-AWRIe
ViZ!ryat tractil, e iNtrying. Look it
1,As ..,rt% irttry,, it will he wen worth
your while.
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' Accidents Are My Business
41 Pro*, Vonstabie "BOW LeWis
Other relatives, arrived home thla
Week, The Bible Today
Ilogh nwevate spent
:,.the week -end ot the bottle of his
.1 Uncle, Wm. Unndell, nt Selmoret,
t", 0 ..0
either through the medium. Of TV, ed since that. To Roger West of I
As you have probably heard. port and publicity we have reeeiv- —
,FrifTEEN TEARS .4.00 „
or newspapers, or perhana from CliNX radio, to John Strong and Another WirThern boy is station -
your own offspring, the firSt phase the news department, to Tbe Lon- et) at Brandon in the ,fIrSt step of
et our current Safety .Campaign
Came to a dose on Friday night at
the Righ School auditorium.
don Free Pres,s and the Kitchener his RCAF career. Re is Orwell
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Waterloo Record for adding ,fltel . Alien, son of Mrs, .Gertrude Allen,
to the fire: Then my special of town. Re got the flying tang
Without any enthelishments. wt. than114 to hir. all and Mr. Peat- while employed at -Sky Harbor and
had a. really rood evening. For tie, principals of the two' school in then signed op for active service.
those of us who have worked on tOwn, with011t whose help this Another RCAF enlistment is
the eatupaign, our efforts were 1/ thing could never have heel% Also Calvio Burke. son Of Mr, and WS.
amply repaid when we saw. the a SPecial word for Lite teachers at Thos. Burke, He will report to
pride on the faces of the award i the sehooLs wil°. lo the middle of Lachine,. Quebec., this montb.
received their cer-I other esarns took tinte to mark all
rS'‘111.14,,naetress rndtipler)14' es from the hands the papers St/bMitted h.), the stu- of54asCr* ancv‘ciFaMwraS.1;0„silh", ot:rlehD;a:NtedfaetKhaerr*
of Crown Attorney H. 0. Hays, dents.
66th wedding anniversary on Sun,
Q.Q„, of Goclerich. For the donation of consolation day. t,
If your youngster came home awardS, many thanks to all '11e107- Miss Gladys Mee Musg„rove
, of
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with one of the certificates, why hers of the IA ingham Branch of the Wroseter„ has enlisted in the
don't Wo -
you take a goad look at it Canadian Legion, to Marden e-
& men's Dmainn of the RCAF.,
the grade. If you Mild Sit down vtanesa Inaurance of Hanover,
Ask yourself if you, too. could maire Behr*. Pilot Insurance and W
Officers of the 9th line Turn- I
lueon 0
ry Cross Pres, Mrs, e- a
By Rev.0 ZPltrion, $4,
see, roper cauada Bible Bo41et9
The national headquarters of the
British and Foreign Bible Society
In Canada reports that the parent
Society used 14118 freight cases
and 51.40$ packages in sending out
it annual production of Scriptures.
Prodnction of Scriptures by the
Ilritish and Foreign )3ible Society
19$7 totalled 16$8 tons. These
shipments, to all parts of the world,
In more than 1100 languages, were
made up of 1,046,156 Bibles, 1.11-
T23 New Testaments and 2,006,211
Portinions. The total of 5.065,090
volUmes distributed represents a
slight decrease over 1056 but an in-
crease of 300,000 in the 'lumber of
whole Bibles.
Suggestati /little Reading
Wednesday, Paalrns 144:
ThUradaY, isJ,. 0442; Friday,
//Minh 1-11: Saturday, Josbna
114: olntyl aljetnhtntay,n1:Pst8
801/ lvaru:estc.1:,
Tuesday, Jon 1-27.
IVIdnt
Vicl*
ar
etiartered Accolintarda
Bell Telephone Bldg.%Merton, Ont.
IrotxruKiNc. 033
and let..ite an exam on safety! That To Mayor E. E. Melt-in-fln aCrberRed are: MonySaving Vs
own G. N. Underwood; Treas., Mrs. I
piev of paper is living proof to Attorney Ilays and School Inspec-
you„ and to me. that your child has
Alkin Hastings; Secretary, Jean
tor Knakeaci for their support and Wilton.
his or her foot OA the first rang of
a ladder which will eventually lead
for officiating at the cerentom,7
last "Friday.
Last bot not least rnay I thank
Ortr, 'Chas. We/Iwo*, of Feta -
wawa is home on Sick leave for a
s to a world in which accidents
week as he recent/1y underwent an
re the eseeption and net the role. ray two partners in crime. Policeoperatfon for the renioval of his •
As this will be my last column. Chief Bert Platt and Barry Wen- i esti
for a while at /east, I would like ger, of The AdVanCe-Times,' who
to say it public "thank your to all have been along with me in this
asother bleat boas /el was phi
suyed.
with six rinks taking parr in the
play. The winners were: lst„
no first, no second and no last. That is all for this time, but dool. Beeernft. Art wileory.„ skip; 2nd.
On Wednesday of last week
those people who have helped to thing from its inception and with,
make this campaign the success cat whose support it could never
that, it was, lo this list there is have reached- the end of the rotvii.
Carruthers„ B, Diment„ Rev. W. A.
They are all nice people, whose co- think for one moment that von
-.- Al Walker, .111ek, Hanna, John
operation and support was given have heard the end of me. Chief,,, allot mason„ 41,:fp; e.
police officer whose Nvork so ctiten setae other, ideas which need may Howard sherbondx, Efasegrove,
willingly and unselfishly. To 4.1 Platt Barry Wenger and / have Prank 31..ccormick,
brirts him into contact with "the the geed weather to start the ball skip_
ether kind of people" this cam -
rolling once more. So until then.
, paign has been like a• breath at whether walking, riding or driving,
'spring air, I have met and worked remember 'Stay alert and stay
with so many nice folk that even alive".
in any cynical eyes it seems that
this it not a bad old world after ail.
My sincere thanks to the folletw-
lad donors of prizes: Brophy Bros.
Of Winghant Tire Service, Cameron
MacTavialt„ B -A Oil Service, Bob
Downie Sunoco Service, the Berry
Door Co. Ltd.. itVingnr-ant, Edighef- Teresa Stewart. 'Violet Simmons,
•Muriel Thornton, Nellie McF.'inney,
Beatrice Watserz.
Primer--Reta Smith, Noble
'Greenaway, Irving Clegitorrz, Rob-
bie Simmons-
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Mrs, Wm. Austin and Jean spent
a few days is Toronto last week.
Miss Louise Thompson is spend -
ling a few days; this week visiting
Mandell, Beatrice Thornton. Cora 'in London- r
Gannett, Irene McKinney, Ernest
Mr
Lancaster Ex' mrett 'McGee.
s. Art Wilson spent a few
daas the guest of her brother,
Sr. andb„ 1. -Gordon Dobidays e. ev Prank )2,0,veit. Toronto.
Freddie Elliott, Clarence Thorny,
son. Saac Thomas. Glenn Garniss„ Pte, Russell Holmes, of Ring -
is spending a few days with
his parents„ Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Holmes,
Trani. of Toronto, has
returned to her home after visiting
with her daughters. Mrs., J. P. Mr -
Ribbon and am A. B. Adams.
fees 6Wing,hanat Ltd, Slim Bouch-
er and the Golden Prairie Cow-
boys and to the Supertest Petro-
leum Corp, the White Rose OD Co.
and Reliance Gasoline. .
: Wry thanks to Bob Carbert and
the MINX Farm Dept, for the op-
ening TV show and for the sup-
.
IT41,1ENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO
Officers of the Beltrave Scheel
Fair were elected as follows: Pres.
Btress, Wilma Dow. of 'Thtento.,
elh4:a; 2!, &"ice -c r m C
s S'PeOlit„R. °au -1 --
ms a visitor. In town over
Miss Blanche Irwin, Toronto,
spent the week -end with friends
in town.
.Mr. Harry Brawley. Toronto, was
„%nest, with his parents in town
over the week -end.
Mrs. C. B. Armitage returned
home on Friday after visiting with
v
friends in Wallaceburg,L.
Great alarm was mused Bet- or the
grave daring the wet wind arai •vvi_ I
snow Thursday afternoon about wnoleFamilym
5.30 when it became known that
McKenzie's hardware store was on
fire.Being frArne ft soon fell prey -
is
the flames and was completely NM Facts
burned. The hotel of W. Geddesi
FIFTY YEARS AGO,
, John Fowler. Blnevaie Road. will
hold a sale of stock and implements
on Friday.
concert wilt be given in the
Windham opera horzse this evenio,
n
with proceeds, devoted to the relief
Of a few deserving, facomilies in the,
town..
Hig,la School notes Items of in-
terest from. the Acropolis ore the
'Hill—The topic of cietrate in Form
III 'Resolved that Fiction
. Should be Abolished from P-ablic
i' Librark‘e.. Leader er the stnanet-
, tive is R. Lloyd and of the /rega-
l' hive, less May Mason.
Dr. J. P. Kennedy was in Taranto
?
; for a few days this week.
i Miss Lucy Saunders, of Strath-
,
relr. is visit -lag with her. brother.
' Mr. R, E. Saunders.
' Rev'. T. S. BoVe in %%Trento
Ithis week.
Mr. Robert Currie has; imtslied
a patent blower ha his black.sraith
!shop which win ,he a great con -
verde -nee to all. •
Rev:, Wm., Lowe cit Landon was
4rmkterme!,- hands with old friends in
(Willem= last week.
Mr. John Terrift a former res$-
I dent of Witerara, who l'mr air
s fo
past few years been living En Corm -
wail, has accepted a position with
the Ben Furniture CO.„ of South-
ampton,
FORTY strARS, AGO
Lt, Walter Fkragess, was recently,
awarded the DistingtriShod Ser-
vice Order, Since going to France
he has passed through the. severe
fighting at Lens and Passenchen-
diee Ridge. Lt.B14gess is a son
Of the' late John Burgess of
vale.
Wilfred Fryftrgie off the Western
Foundry COL, Ltri.„ has Purchased
.the cid esaporator and will use it as
factomy ilnwtdotato) niarnifactire
handles. Urs...c5r win be installed
and in it all ki3-ez% or ?laud:les will
Erie ntatuta,ctured.r,, James 1-Tarcit-
toll ettnfige off this -new
fact. ory.
Master Arthur Iintin met with a
painful sozeidelitcaaSaint/Tay, Bo,
fractured an attar =him inha
as stone viva
pte,„ of triiitothourcil„ %oh*
as returned from the 'fror.t,
visitkg with Mr. and Mrs,
Carrick.,
Following the report of the
utealie POWs ScfitatorT.
Sr, and 4.-stanks, „
rang Ilitniimatok Dohie„ Edvart
magetraott, alert „tinh
Shon, Bertha Oannelit„ Btort rtrletArk..
Arebiie Urlerinnitnn
tc., A
,PiaftM
Jr, Z--CialsoiSt Gailitett, Rory
listtitt, Cie ide
StleIatitt, nom* 'Crake
Moordelt, Merge litesem
ideatlitavt, Mary Moratforay,
2l--Nl'effink kneel* tenant
Salk ASA Statektrirthltrt.aa
Good Reading
took fire, but by desperate effort
Pet forth by a bucket brigade was
saved front clesitruction, altimeter
.heavy damage was done to the
south side of the berirclin...,
Provincial Grand Orange Lodge
of Ontario West rheas in Strat-P
ford on 71-anii5ksfy ofitYT,N week.. W.
Efenderso% master al' the local
lodge, Alvin Smith, rarter of
Blitellie ledge and Charles Beat- i
firkg. tbasalier ofRiqtrave, ledge„ will
attend the Mectiam" g.
Mrs. Nellie Liilow, or Bluevale,
who sp.ent, the winter- at Seven
Oak% lineal*, with her father and
• Family Features
OmaiM
'CteatiiZiar W4r14*.a. /Vomiter
Cot Norwoe $t, Seaton IS„ Mom
Sent yoor orosnon„or fee t1. ttm
theater& Ebeiesed &Id =recheck or
moiler eider. I, yeer Via
6 moods 3 =aft $4150 Ct
Nome
„
Adtite$s
letle• Statat „..
Rois McLellan
Says
Bad iiidgement—
Chosereath-e Pellet go -INIMO
15..% Trade from CAA. to,
Gt. Britskra.
Good iu anent—
Retain tl".$1. trader and La -
=ease, yirith arneizt
Wartlike good relations stint tem. best etstemer.
ust 'vitt slaw ughtcesst rettage.trent blr U.S.A. ter stteh
Stezsiestf bes „mrivezse-,, VA., pones.
Ckettlie mut pig :peke* torday, non& of CS. donna&
Ygeeeset rmeeetwe tit egg /Nrefeelii Are Ilk VAL tisktioig oat eit,
AgtargUlt StetZPI4K,
1140*5Kit firit ete-operstiolvi ter liteletese.,
Return the LIBERAL PARTY- anti
don't risk losing this market.
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I A B S&C TABLETS ' 19c
i BATH BRUSH
i mid laittnve. - 160's, re* 23e --------------------,....1, ,
1 *fon brisucs in plastic head;. _removable 'handle 08c val. 79c
I BATH SALTS
1 News rb, size delightfully scented *Jeanette' salts 013c vat;
S 250 -lb. capacity - magnifying lens ... $5.98
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I BATHROOM SCALES
! BEEP,. IRON & WINE
1 With added Vitamin RI - 16 oz.., reg. $1.0;.c..- — .... 179C
1 COLD CREAM SOAP 9
1, FLOOR WAX
I White Nylon Curl, Bobby, Dressing & Pocket „, for _
" for LdAdiic, 46,07 73c
! With Lanolin, reg. 2 for 20c
!COMBS 49c
45c, 2 for 89c
!„ “Easi: Gloss"' 1 pound tin, re* 60o .
! Halibut LIVER OIL 89c $1..89, $3.49
I -Reg. $0.1.6, $2.29, $4.29 /
1 HOT WATER BOTTLE
I Good quality English -made oMinister" bottle , ... ... . 81c
1 Mineral Oil 5! Agar, 16,40 oz., reg,. 96e. 1,a9 79c , $ 1 . 513
I IDOL -AGAR
MILK of MAGNESIA •
1 io, T.?, ounce'- reg. •35c, 60c
I, MILK of MAGNESIA TABLETS 90,„ Cci,„
1 1041's, 300's - reg. 55e, $1.10 .., ,..., . ., Li a/4..101J%,
I MINERAL OIL 43cy ic7c
I Heavy grade, taSteless & odourless, re* 64k, $1.10
1 Top grade paradieblorbenzene 2 pound' bag 59c
I MOTH CRYSTALS
I PAPER NAPKINS 1.6c, 2k,„ 31c
I Einbessed White - box of 70, reg. 18e
I RAIN HAT ..
1 IteePs Your hair dry in drizzle or downpour - 25e val. 9
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t SACCHARIN TABLETS
t
it grain -100's, 500's, 1000;s . . It/ 9c,
14 3
I SACCHARIN TABLETS 17
C 49c '79c
5 'Vt. *pilot - /00's,, 500's,, 1000's _ ' al 5 __ 9 __ _
1 SHAVING CREAM 10
tRegular 49e tube LDA, Brand cream ...— „ . Oil C
t SPOT REMOVER
i4„ lb ounce - reg. 40c, 75c -------------------------- ° 33C, 59C
I STOMACH POWDER _ .
i 4„ 16 ounce - reg. 75c, $1,95 59c, $1,49
t TOILET SOAP
I TOILET TISSUE 1,.0 49c
i Assortment of bars in polyethylene bag _ - -. fOr
I WASHING COMPOUND Only 4,
2 for 25c
i Soft, White. IDA -Brand-- reg. 2 for ?„1.c. ..
I WASH CLOTHS r
I Not too big - not too small - rock bottom price . . , u*"'
i Makes Wall washing, eto, much easier 19c
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1 WRITING"vtrau'heavl'P*Adupt3S' - "r' ale -- ' CI far
28 2 55C
•i Xote - Z00 sheets 12c, 2' 23c
i "Eo..onotuy"" Letter size - reg. /6c . _.., ,.. , -for
I WRITING PADS 9C,
I A "Welcome to Wingham" Store
SAO L.. 'Letter - 200 sh4 ei.ts 49c
79c
29c, 49c
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Rev; C.R Johnson, LAI, - Rector
Mrs. Gordon Davidson - Organist
Wed, Mardi, 12—Lenten Service at 7.30
FOURTH SUNDAY IN LENT
e.so a.m..--4tay Communion
HAM a.m.---.11orning Prayer
2,30 p.m.----Sundoy
:7.00 pan.—lisening Prayer
Thurs., Mar. 13,—Altar Guild at the home
Mrs. J. II. King
Mr. 18---Eveniur Guild in P4rish Room
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