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I , ; I I t -, I . � . r - H, 4. Hodgene, Gen. Williams. F. need this vitaHzing tonic � - wbich
� Woopoo�;be, Alex. Saunderb, Geo We are showing a iplendid variety of these most serviceablo �i!lm
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, , �,��Oh"�nual meeting �f the Go'derich volume of the business One' compa"s r .1: are unsurpassf-d for wearing and washing. . I . , . .
.. , , Porter, 0. L. Jackson, Thos. Mitche 1, vigbr. It fetds the nerves I F .
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. .0inglast with a very fair attend- year. The amount in dollars 101 con- - 11wa'' at I in the b ood. 14ontains no Pare white Habutais Silk, extra heavy quality, . g .�
40� 11w pir opt* MryU., Q. CA,wer. olderably,Algher, which c44 be OX04W During thp- discussl6b, Mr. Hodgens alcohol. We have sold large I � .
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on' ,� M! tho choir I . In 0ist, the Guelph Board of � . "T", 141 1. �btq�,`,Wonarrfl# � , 38 inches wide at U.io and $' 1
1 Jn his remarks Mr. Cameron pointed complebe-machines have been m4ter"My Trade, which, along vrlt� the Toronto rmel�lk.vl '� -44041*eud. it I I "O' �� Very
Oq*- ,the ,disadvantage Goderich ia as advanced, .owing to the ever Increasing f; bettle, . Natural Shantung Silk in beautiful rizb qtlRlitY, 34 inehes-'wit, , r. .
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, ,,Xror with other centres nearer the price. of raw materUill used, In their beat, of such organizations. had an � I I I special value a Uoo, $1.23 and $v.Soper yard. I .� - '4� '
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"if- 00540137r,,ot i , * � vyeoutive.couucll� and Mr,.Saunders - . .
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__ I advocated ,the Road Mabbluery ,'wAs 'a great deal , tW&t the Goderich Board -hold -monthly "' '40 - �' - "
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wigirethe whote -pioitnce would not be tion -of the Good Raids S*atem,� and our. ,.I . ., � . � The Raincoat season is just commencing an -'V �* r
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t On a flat rate for Hydra power, sales for the year would no doubt have isach, month was made by Messrs. Rob. . "CENTRAL 1*00 STeir. � , ", . the newest stylgs that are being shown for the coming season. T I ,.;"a ar
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� I a within a given radius from the been larger, bad -1.6 not bet3n for the high ertson I 'i" * ' will -be the Tweeds made in the new loose fitting styles with -large :0110.1 , 'I
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... . 0O.of-."POLWer would pay, -the -same pdoes.and the nooessary,wav And pitri, ,-and �Moore sud,7,4farried'. unam i- 4hoft go , 4kWwo, i T, - S, 1�
� � I mqualy.'f The -idea is t6 hold a luncheon I I r ".. , � I ,
1, I , I I I , pUcev �withini the nWxt zone a otte-deiniuds,vilitchth4ve been maile on ' onte a month and discuss the business --_'_--.--- � 1� I I - Greys and Faucy'Checks. Priced -at $i 2.5o and $Moo. � . I I
4omewhat higher rate, and so on-& our customers, who are composed large. that may- be brought up around ther � ; 4 �_ I I . ''
I sort of compromise between the present ly of counties, municipalities and con- ftble aftl3twards, sometimes having out- I itb I I—, Other styles in Poplins and Paramettas from $6.00 to $lo.00.-,
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'�_. Mr. Cameron also rpferzed to what Our sales for the year show that most Mr. Hodgenfa Intimated that Secretary � P�All. , "
had ,been done last year by the Board of our machinei3 shipped out were used Hannigan of tha Union of Hydro m uw- FOUR 000ERICH lwg�N! i4i��kl) , HOME I Special Values in White Cashmere Hose
An furthering incraased production, and to make necessary repairs on alrea,d-y clipalftles, would come up for such an TO GODEMCH LAST� W
� said the need this year would be even per -anent highways and the sale of evtant and Sir Adam BecU might be got , , , UK - r I . I .
gieate�r. �, machines used,tn the construction of I , , Wonicu's white Cashmere Hose, fine quality, seamless, sizes 8% to.. *XQ. ,
lie said there was the practical cer- V,rmanent high , ways was very limited. to�toll all about the Chippewa cieek de- bn Friday oveulng 160Goderigh wel- .
Are velopmeAt. . , 'Special per pair 75C. _:_�__.._�,_
tainty that a shipbuilding industry quite confident that the Good . . cowed home.four _Wor,o,of bar loyal . Theselare very scarce goods.
The variolls-comanjttees, Publicity soldiorK Ju.tbe persons of No. R. Cham- . I .4 ..
Would be In operation here the coming Roads System, which has recently boon and Industrial, Transportation, Muni- hers �Sapper G, P.�Rjx. Pte. C. Kell and I
season, as Mr. Hutchinson, of the Nat- adopted. will be of s�eat assistance to cipal, Finaneb and Membership and En. Pte.'E. Thompson. Tho soldiers ar- I
Iouial Shipbuilding Co., was expecting the counties In their financing the build- tertainment were left to the, C01111cil to rived on the evening train from London New Goods txpected,,to Arrive This'Week '
to engage -in that line. ' ing of permanent highways and that'the, appoint. And were met at the station by the , . - ; I � .. I.,
7 he matter of having a C. P. R. boat Prospects (or 1918 will afford excellent Mr. Porter brought up the question of Mayor and a nu in her of the council and
call at Goder4ch was something which opportunities for this company.- I Daylight Saving which is likely to be w e' Women's -Spring Coats Silk and Crepe -de -Chine Wo ists
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� th6Board had been trying for some , We have employed during the year, adopted throughout Canada and the Squaro. Coming to a halt in front of I I ...1-__ - -_
time to accomplish a�nd the C. P. R. on an average, from twenty-fiVe tO United States, and on his motion, 4ec- the British ExchaDgeh6fol. the Mayor . . � -_ .
officials favored the proposal but the thirty-five men, whose earnings total oud6d bv Mr. F. J. Prldham, a re's.)Iu- rose to his teet in the sleigh and ex. o Carpets, Curtains and Linoleums �
matter was held up till After the war. About $26,"O. ()or force at present is ,tion concurring in this proposal was tended a hearty welcome to the men to - I I r
, Comment4ag on the reports of the depleted Aomewhatt owing Vo the fact adopted. whom fie paid a. high tribute. I
, vArious factories, etc., in town, Mr. that the raw materials which eve have Mr. ATodgens proposed that a change These men 4-3 said had gone to the THE LEADING 'PHONE AND MAIL,ORDER STORE
Cameron'said it was gratifying to know had on order for some time, have been might be made by which the Store$ frontand wer"villing to sacrifice their �, �
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that the town's Industries could make very slow in coming in; the coal short- could keep th6ir *vvindow lights on on lives thAt the re�t of us could live in � .�.. I'll "I
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. I I as good a Showing. They had paid out age has also affected us mater'Allv, hav- Saturday nights and have the street peace and comfort. Th stoqd be- 1
$350,000 to 500 employees, which meant ing compelled us to install motors in lights . "I . ,
on the Square shut off The e .;T menace I
� a good deal for the town. our plant. At the present ti -me we are Square would be aalight as at present freedoin t,he world hadever-Keen. to r 9 , . ..Pho;� � , r, '
following repor' - SCOTCH STORE n ' e .1, I "
I Mr. Cameron closed by reading the closed down, but Ate Still retaining our and there would be no more cousump- Pte. R. C4auibovm enlisted in. the
ts from the various in.. force to make the n I ecessary annual re- tlon Of electric current-tban at present. 161st and was artnoury sergeant. He 'Phone 56 MILLAR S f
, - dastries in town-, � pairs, and we expect to have our motors It was felt, however, that It would not went to France in the second Labor . I _____r_ - -_ --- -_ � 11
' . running within a very short time and be, long till the restriction was removed Bactalion. He Suffered from rheumal- I — . I , &MMANWAM""
. I I.eHE GODERICHr ELEVATOR &TRANSIT CO. be in a position to continue our busi- and it would be difficult, to - have the tism on account of the exposure and
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. change made. had been in hospital for, some months. . r -�
� \ During the navigawe season of 1917, it is very gratifying to note that the A resolution from tbe*Klngston Board It was near Ettricourft� vhere he c D I BRIEF TOWN TOPICS PEOPLE WE KNOW
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. We received nine and �46 quart.6r million orders on our books at the present time of Trade favoring mduction in the con- tracted his tronble. A4-4114 the others 1.1 .
bushels of Canadian western grain, for exceed the aomoust of I"t year. This sumption of bacon and ham and beef, who returned last week'A 1 " iGoderi�ch — I The Upper School at tho G. C 5h.A. Yl. C. Duulop is �jsltlnj 1�
trans -shipment from vessels to cars, is due to the good judgment at our cus- b a discussion on the - matter of Loq(ion early T; report in U Continu ' , defaulted the first hockey game of , the'F1,01-oulo.
was filed. oa,ten days' leave, haViia
#eatined principally for domestic mills towers in placing Weir orders early and . � , ed from pape 1. I
� lbroughpat; 0dI4tIo.'-",0ui'1rade was Itakiag'advimtso of tlser'prment prices Dext We�,�,L 4, .��,:i,,;-� , , — , third scrietrto the Lower achaoi,
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� 1--tonsider�b y'� retarded through Inade* of our machines, which will have to be Itfydro rates.- Mr. Hodgens ,said there sapper Rix Is als ft - "O" ' from �IKF ItIlY 110t0ball 'Wag today all;$,
I . quate car supply,,and we were unfor- increased proportAosately with the ila- was a proposal made to make a cheap heum ILI " INQ :1 1101- of Blyth, was last week fined $100 visit tu her tuuttior in rooll.
I r atism. %6till "L�i'4 W I . and I The Victoria L. 0. L. No. AH2 Godo- Z,
I rate for the use of HydrO for VULOUS struction Battai;I u api"It6� t hkic� AndrowR rich will holo a 4moker and social � MISR ,k)ice 1� I �
"C' a,� . ear costs by Police Magistrate 140r, 6; parkdUle NOS.
tunate In having the usual winter c4Lr crease to Price Or. caw materials. domestic electrical appliances, which ago last August. He _�e.kag ning,Metvhl2th.'Pital,'I'or,ilito'llIg vidUds in town the
�oes frozen in at the head of the lake% We believe it to also of interest to an aroutly would be a,flAt rate. - . in Clinton. The case was the outcome of evouingon Tuesday eve -
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ick railway constibetioil,*olrk In France an unexpected visit to Mason's hotel by, Miss Cameron has her spring And guest Of'Mr. aud Mrs. Roderick John%
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owing to the severe climatic condit na now that in this last year we have This inaugural meeting of the Board and took an attack of`�lieumatisw and officers ofAhe Huron County Temper- summer millinery in and ready for stou, Lightbotise street. I
prevalent earIV in December. which not made an addition to our line of Road was a good one and it a geed program is pleuri�y. He has spe three or four since Alliance, when liquor was' found orders. M163a MoKinnor, rel,urne(I from I . .
I only d"rease � d our grain receipts but Machinery, in the way of machines for arranged to M1 Rev. Dr. Rutledge and Mr., 0. 3f.
deprives our merchants, and tru,deamep handling snow, which consist dt Snow I r the montbIV meetings of months in hospital ha� gland. behind the bar. George CrawfordN Of Toronto after studying the styles. Will Elliott ,r, f
of plip customary fitting out and repair Removei% Sww Plows and Rat the Board It should 4o, much to stimu. Pte. Kell. who is tbe$o,n of Mrs. Goo. Hallett, was tined for being Intoxicated announce opening later. 1 .4 I o � ,week attendiiia �lbe - . �
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wilirk incidental to spring preparation. snow Plows. These machines have - r - A ';�, and " I The regular meeting of the Goderich of the Dominion Alliance in Toronto.
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very favorably and ___ ___ . 1,9,1.5, the,ii-71pf,,wa to The previous day F. Smallacombe, Of branch of the Women's Institute will bo Miss Margaret L,iWsk;n relarined from
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� W6 employ a permanent staff of fifteen been. looked upon 3 tA* � under held at the home of Mrs. Lmimer, Detroit accompanied by bar sister, Mrs.
Men, and, in additJon,.& trimming gang we expect, a great demand for them PFance in Er , ,4 1 8, at the Hensall, was fined 0,50 and costs,' I '.
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i There is a Message . front for about a, yerv�r Wlwaq gassed at the C. T. A., for ha.ving liquoPr for other 'St. David St., on Thursdav, March 7th, '
of twenty , la unloading boats, entailing during the tatter part of this year. 0 . the Somme. He ha4 1P al
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an expenditure of approximately $26.- Tile NOUTO A.UEIUCAN CHEMICAM COM- since the first of Jfily I and speai , A in I at 8 p. m. The roll call to be F u I weeks with her parents. Capt. and bfrq,
000 In *ages. PANY, LIMITED In Thislady s Story I'! was laid bv Inspector Torrance. with so Trish joke. Lawson. , -
� . - . - the highest terms 04(The �reatb2ent Several, convictions for violations of,
it is. limospililo, at this date to deter- .� % The Citizens' Social Service League Dr. Cornelia Gr,ay, of Toronto, was in
pros � pective grain re- The plant of the above-named com- . he received. Mrs. KOA, s� usband and the Ontario Temperance Act throagbout
I mine whattinr pany was in operation only seven She Tells What DOWS Ki&ey pwo other sonf;, Thos. or4cil, 'the the cbuntv have beep registered the will hold Its annual bnoineas meeting town this week visiting her mother.
1�1 I oeipts for the cotb1fig season may be, in monthe during the year 1417. 'The P& Be fff Wonen r latter only just eightee!)#M4?N still at the Past month. The constables have been on Thursday March 7th, at 8 p. tn. Mrs. Adam Cook, and staters, Mt@;
,/ ,that the greater � portion of available Well 140a in the Temi"nce Rail. Reports of R. H. Johostou and Mrs. Luker, Water,
00 . � business covering this -period amounted front, also her SOD-112-lal,
� I - wheat? in the Weid Is being picked up - — Pte. Thbtapson. son ,�". ', kept pretty the job." the provincial conTention in Toronto
� an - beld tot acco,U4,t of the Wheat Ex- to about % $98,000 ,, number, of men em. S6 Was TrOAM * 1jah W,,;&2,n and ii,r . _ _ Xhowp- A Good Sprinkler will be g1vap by Jolegates. All are wel. loostroot. -
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port Company -for ,shipment overf;W; We should do a much larger -, Daugktw Had Nwv. Ti". D.M. 'aw wound which reun)res a further A letter came to town the Past week, A Pim. THAT PROVES ITH VALULL,4-
&Ithough we anticipate that sufficient 026-0"' . . .r a J
, domestic grinding Volume of business In the present year. Kidwy Pills INS. an Imudy operation, the bone beffig injured. addressed to the late, D. K. Strachan, A carload 91 hardwouil,from Northern Those of weala, domaeb will find ,
. throughout Ontario for their local and Number of men employed at present, TUY Beth Newd I --- OntiLrio was brought to town the past strength in Parm6lee's Vegetable Pills,
I *xportable flour trade. I 25 ; reduced on 96ccount of coal shortage. Hamilton, Out., Feb.. 25th. (Special. HURON PRESBYTERY who for many years had a machine and wet It, the Mavor placing the order, and because tbev Heive to maintain the
RATING THE NATIONAL SHIPBUILDING COMPANY, ) blacksmith shop on Victoria street. most-ot it has been disposed of. The healthful action of the storag.oh and
THE HURON CANNING AND EVAPO r ,LIMITED I -The story told by Mrs. H. Dickens, it was from the town of OOZY, Cape wood is 24 inches long and hag been the liver,'irregularities in which &re
, , . COMPANY of 70 Tom street, this city, carries a IkEG#JLAR NFETIN TUESOAY, FEB. 26TH. Breton Island. The post Office People sold at 17.75 per cord of that lon,ith (in moat distressing. Dyspeptics are we)l
] Replying to your reqdest of the 5th message of hope to every suffering REV. MR. .SHARP, EXOTEIL RESIGNS delivered it to Mrs. W. K. Bates. reality a halt cord.) acquainted with them and value hem�
I might say that I have put up 2,009 t
egwa of canned fruits and vegetables, inst., we have been holding back your woman in Canada. Mr, daughter of the deceased and its con- The Maple Leaf Chapter of the at their proper worth. They have at.
letter until the return of our President, "After my baby was hem,' rat The Presbytery of Huron held a regn- tents proved to be an enquiry as to
I have employed from thirty-five to As he has not arrived , Daughters of the Empire are ,9,,111,,4 up lorded rellcl when .,her preparation,,
fortv hands during my busy season and I Mr. Hutchison. re sorry we cannot give I Dickens states. "I used to suffer with lar meeting at Hen -all on Tuesday, whether the well-known street sprink- a very pretty operetta entitled -rho have failed. and have effacted cures in
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i hav� uo�!, at the present time. twenty- I tn town yet we a my back and had no heart to do'my Feb. 26th. The following were present: ling wagon made by the late gentioman Laas of Limcri,31; Town," to be given R11"ieutR Of 1009 standing where other
1ftTeemjiIoyed. Have paid out during you further information than as under: work around the liome. But I rtnW Messrs. McCouDell, Telford, Aitken. was still being manufactured. The after Easter for a Red Croms benefit. medicines were found unavailing.
, ' the p&st year between $6,000 and 67,000. Progress and prospects of our work about Dodd's Kidney Pills and what McIntosh, Ross, Sharp, Johnston and people of Sydney purchased one in 1900, The music is being prepan 'd under the - � — -1 -
r As for business for this coming season bore. For eight months' work during they have done for others. so I thought the clerk. ministers, and Messrs. just eighteen years ago, and 'have: direction of Mr. Buckly, orgaiii8t, of St. Hhe - Did you have any trouble with
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ranging to double our output if produce -ar- 1)" Y' )I I gi vo your dog any
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I THE WEeTERN CANADA FLOUR MILLS CO. paid up to and including Dveember 31st . "My daughter, too, had been 'very Aitken; that on statistics and finance by safely housed in town and it is possible a trarnp nearly evory day.
. LIMITED wag appoximately, $78,000. . sick on and off for a long time. Her Mr. Hamilton: that on sy4Wniatic the 1100(im of the island town on our CASI-0 R I A I e "'I"' \ ic
At e close of 1917 our records show Prospecis for the year 1918 are very nerves got so baA we were afraid we beneficence by Mr. Jolinston. The Atlantic coast way be once more on L 11
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I now conttactt and hope to employ I am to say she is better
Conference committee suggested thm
plied, 8peakiril; of the D. X. Strach
I � receipts are as joyloyts: Ex lake- on a pleased
the subject for conference at the May
sprinkler, we might jitate that Goderich
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wheat 24'88,196 bughiels, Oats 202,407 as many, it not more. men. through taking Dodd's Kidney Pills.
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was one of the first to use it, having
busbelS, coal 8,000 tons. All rail -coal THE GODERLCH ORGAN CO., LIMITED never thought Dodd's Kidney
pretation or History." and Mr. Telford
purchased one severa.) years previous 1
2.000 010a; shipmenta-dour And feed Our business last year was not quiW -Pills could have done each good work
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to the above date. It is still In use and 1
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0091 cars, grain 172 car< as extensive as the Previous year from and I am tolling all my friends about
A res-Aution appreciative of the Hab-
doing good service.
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Red Cross Notes
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; - equipmept our shipments were less boxes, except for a part of the year
George Baird. of Staniey,-"The
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MaRter"-was unanimously endorsed by
The Society thankfully acknowledges
of the now Railway War Board, we are considering the fact that the cure for tbernala the old established
ever, hat remedy for sick kidneys, Dodd's Kidi2ey
looking'fay imprdive-ent in transPorta- buildin trade was very quiet, and W
the PreRbytery.
The standing committ,ees for the year
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MrFi. Reynolds. sr., 17 prs ; Miss Maud
.� Out�em oyees un main1v replacements and repairs, as
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Beacom, 12 pre.; a friend, 11 prs. Mrs.
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ct employ this number again very little new construction w9f
them in each cage: 110me Missions and
Gordon, Mrs- Girvin, 0 prq. each; Miss
,W bles and roller-skating on the pave-
. y r. Our yearly output for wages taken.
socig) Service -MeRgra. Macfarlane,
9. Clark, Mm. B. J. ganits, Miss Ause *
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In L . . we have had from 65 to 70 eml ployees ments. Won't It be great.
McIntosh and McConnell; Foreign
brook, 5 pirs. each: Mrs. Hincku, Mrs *
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,TnE DoMI14TON ROAD MACH*ERY CO-, I
Mjaslons-Messrs. Ahery, KeDermild
Clifton, Mrs. W. .1. MeNiven, Mrg. 3 *
KAMITED wages at the present time snaotInt to � cut down vout table supplies?
Mid Larkin; S. S. and Y - P. Societies- -
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Peter's church, no name, Iligg R. Jord
Mifts Helen Cook, 4 each; Mrs.
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Gladman, Higgins, )1c:,ear) and Strang,
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J. S. Platt, Mrm. Lee, MlFws Alathonon,
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Mrs. Ball, Unit E. Black, Mrs. Stirlin$t.
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