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GROCERIES; FRESII MEATS
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Phone 011 CoyRyitaxinia, and Bayte1d ,14113.!*
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The .=jul'y *meeting 'ef 'the Ladies'
‘Criiild of Christ church was held at
the home of Miss Elizabeth Fester.
The, devotional part of the meeting
consiStec1 of a hymn; the Scriptnre
dames' Anstay
PLUMOING and ITEATING
Wellington St. Phene 149
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lesson and .a prayer for missiOns.
"Further plans• and arrangements. for
'the A.ugust baittar were discussed and
a sdeitil half-hour closed the Anee.ting.
Confirmatioii services, for the con-
gregations "Of- Ltipley, Lucknow, Duns
gaimon and Port Albert Were held, in
Lucknew ors .Sund4rlast. The Most
Reverend.0, A.- Seager, Archbishop and
Alst,repolitatx of Ontario, -conducted the
service. The claps included the five
ineMbers,of the Christ 'phytrc1i. confirm-
ation class'. Mrs. Ralph Foster sang
most appropriately "Spirit of God,",
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SENSATIONAL AILL-BAX ORCHESTRA
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SUNDAY, JULY 15th, 9
Featuring Jack Dann,•Electrie Guitarist, Den, Fraser, Vocalist,
The Vib-artone—s QuarCette," Itidy Toth, Piano and Vibraphone,
Jerry Toth, Sax Soloist..
presenting Many of Stan. Patton's evvia .arrangements of Classical
and Modern :Tunes and many ,Novelties. °
COLLECTION ,
All proceeds will :he given* to Wartime Bourn to help the
'Returned Men.
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Thermostats,. Automatic bampers
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BRQouT PHOW51 PXCLON
OBITUARY
MRS. HOR,A•ON HORTON
• 4 highly esteetned retildent of (Col-
borne township for forty Years, 'WS.'
Romeo ilorton• of, Baltferd, passed
away at her -home early _Suadaysmorn-
..LaSt fall tate WUM SerloUSIY ill fa
the. hospital for several weeks and
site had been. in,failing health for tiOnle
time. • Mr's. Horton, formerly Sarah
Marjorie' Tichborx„te, WaS bora siXtY-
ones years ago in Cioderich' .township,
daughter o the late -Thomas and.
Sarah Whitely Tichborne. After her,
Marriage she. lived in Colborne lOWD„-
shlm near Leeburns andon june 28th.
last she and her'husband observed the,
fortieth annlyertiary of their wedding.
She Niras• .a °Intanber .of, the; Iseeburn
United, church and of ,the W.ALS; Many
beautiful floral,- tributes, were sent. by
friends:and :organizations with Which
family • were.. associated.
Among them. .were those , from the
W.M.S. of Iseeburn church ; .the staff, of
the Gederich Postai/WI' the Office St„afe
of Purity Fleur 1Vil1s; th,e, employees
of Purity Flour Milts, and the :Red
Shield. -Surviving besides 'her hugs
band, are Seven sons ,t,aitl daughterss
Ben, Frank and Thomas, Mrs. Peter
Harrison and 'Mrs. Thomas 'Cantwell,
all of Goderich; Mr!. Fred.,Horton, of.
Beechvilles and Miss Dora, at home;
.also two brothers; 11. B. AL TichbOrne,
of (ioderich, and Cleve. Tichborne, of
Walkerville; and a sister, Mr. Ilarry
1)odd, of Gocierich- •
The funeral service, held on. Tues-
day. afternoOn at the fainilY residence
in Saltford, WaS conducted by Rev.
W. II. ,Ettinbar, of Sts George's
Anglican churels and was largely at-
tende4 by citizens pf tin' communities
in which Mrs: Horton had been known
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and loved. .„The wealth of flowers was
borne by fernier neighbors of Leeburn
tuid Saltford„ sjame8 .liorton, Joseph
Freeman, Charles ' 'Moore, S. Moore
W. Clutton, James' Chisholm, 1VIs. Shrew ,
and Wilfred Quaid.... .The pallbearers
V( re' lir 'three ,Sons, Thenias, Benson
and Frank Horten, and three sons -in -
„IW, , P,eters,,Harrison, Thomas. ( ant-
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ivell and, Fred Horton. Interment was
111 Colborne cemetery. '
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The most vicious_ eircle, is the one
where everything revolves 11 r01111(1 me.
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When. we 'just try to':dn1 1 a hurt we
grow, in time,' too .dull to cure it.
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AIWURN, July, 10. ---Visitors at the
1toi, a Mr. and Mrs. .Geo. liettdie
over the week- eral were Ur! and Mrs.
Harry 'tended:neat-and liOn-MaYflard•
Votroit, sAin. and Mrs. ('.inford
Brown, Shirley and Billy .Ilrewn,,, of
'Walton,.
,Miss''Mays liouston, teacher at South
Poretipinei.“15 81)eudillg ,tbe holfdaYs
with lier paveiits, ]1r. and Mr-;. John
,Visiting her Mether,.Apm, `John Arthitr,
Mr. Robert libbertow9t:$4.1011101494, is
'yiiiting 1iii bkotheri Jas.Robrten, and
'trs. Itobertbn. „. '
esss-rS; ;Powns of •Toronto
and; Robt. Downs of 'Windsor visited
their iseplieW, Edgar' LaWsorssand Mrti•
LaWson last week.
Pte.. Williara Itaithby of ;Newmarket
spent ,the week -end with ntis, 'Parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Raithby..
Mr. , Stanley liuteh uf Ciarosholm,
Alta.:Cs isiting.his meth's:, Mrs. Jas.
Alutels sand 'Miss Mina • Alutch.
;Airs and„MrS. Gorden'Tsylor spent a
couple of days in Toratto this week,
Miss Frences Houston,' R.N.. of
Kitts suer. We01-en,(1 visitor NN ,th
teorustiontutren14, Mr, and M 7. • ohn
Messrs. Es W. Laughlin Cr;
Broin of l'aris. were recent visitors
with .'AX•r, and Mrs. Kenneth McDougall.
The )IIontilly. meeting Of the W(0111011'S
Institute will be held TH the Foresters!
Hall on Tuesday, 31113' lith. ,This is
the • children's meeting and the pro-
gram wilr•be given by tits children.'
MaSonte Serviees-st.,me 12.5 MOS) )IIS
frot.1 Mas()11 10.,,1.6(1g08 :It CaripW,'
AUBURN
arrivki home front oVerseas last Wed-
nesday. Lieut. Watner joined the,
,anissiug service in the United sStateS
aiite-was overseas three yearss's-Site IS
spending a month'ssleave her home
here.,
Keith - Arthur, 'Welcomed ii(nne
There was large attendance at the
reception in the United' ehiirek” la•st
Thursday 'evening in honor of LAW,
Keith Arthures IteV II, Os SnelisSrastOr
of the chtireh, preSided, and the pros eeived letter 4,,,Q41, chas„,ws,G,4rtinej?,
gram opened with Um810410g .ef
NVeslefBratintipk. Mr.' '4.11fied.' %the" following are 'extraetS: '
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STEWART'
FOR pieriNCTrvg.
Froth Row
Phone OW •st #11 howl. •,
v•rn liciierti it ha* been Sterert's
,COMItNteY 143 Zji0.
0.13NTSFUL Tx? Arm: CROSS
. The 1:41111Aiii'listet, 'Of : Canada. re-
(lanatia,' 'A solo was -rendered bs, Mrs. Pu tbe Maud Oueriikiek; of ,whieb.
S'on, rePreSenting the, Ilegion, extended'
greetings to LAC:. ''',A,ttltur and sMrs.-
Arthur. , Misses. RoXie ama Maiiic
Dail Sang a duet, .Itev. O. AnderKn.
brought. greetings front the, Baptist
eitnrch4 A- solo was rendered by „Mrs,
Gordon Taylor and, Rev- Robt. McCon-
brought'greetings from KnoX Pres-
bYterian Mrs. Tilos. Iiaggittl
gave a reading, Mrs. Edgar Lawson 4.„..ss, "my% +TA outside world, troll
brought ffreetinvs. front the Women's, " '4"
Svhich we have been entirely eut oft
Institute. A duet was sung by. Mrs,
W. Vesterfelt and her daughter, Sgt.
May Renouff. Rev, J. II. L. Henderson
on behalf of the Anglican ehureii
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'As, an ordinary ‘initn-in-the-Street:
an iiiitiibitant of Auernsey, still at the'
time, of writings tinder the' occupation
of German trooPs, I 'write' to thank
you, and the Canadian people fOr tile
first" of our Red Cross parcels which I
have' received today, •antl. shail pose
this ,I,letter to you immediately: we are
relievedsfrom this Siege, and again in
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for 4seven months .date,
''.A.ctually, X have Set ray.seif hard,
task, , for mere Words seem totally le.
adeqnate to exPress heartfelt
brought greetings As'reading wasl thongs- for the .tbnely ttrrival of 'this
given by Marie RaithbY, and Mrs. Wm.., wonnertui .,pareeL
Craig brought greetings from • tile
Victory Club. Alr. Aubrey Toll .sang
a solo:, A. short talk VOW • given by
1)r. B. C. 'Weir and Mrs. IIerb Alogridge
brought greetings froth the Red Gros. Island. I am ildw down to 8. st. 4 lb.,
Miss Lillian Nevins tr,"a ,e" LI -reading one of many affected, but
and Mr. C, E. A.squith ga a short talk. j the ,tontents of y4-..tur Government's
we have notsseen for such along time,
laid, for which we were -:--in all truth --
starving! Front 11 stet* 1940,
when the Gerrnians first. oeciffird ad's.
The guest 6e heeel'' e si'"(1 his ul)-1 wonderftil pa, reels wril soon enable us,
predation of the kindness shown 111111 I
i.till to ephlt uP' again. ,
ricl , Clinton; Blyth and Londesbk,ro of the * evening. ,Refresinnents. were ,
while' overseas and of the good iilshes 1 It has beep a wonderful siglt to
United
to Kuchutesee Channels Islanders -s -British sub-
Ps,,,,,:ko. Knox. ,h here I served at the close of the Kogram• • jects—going through ;the streets today,
1 ou Sundannorning for divine worship. j Accolpanists for ' the ' evening were i (.„.„,,,h---ig hum°, their__..canadmn Recl
The pastor, Rev 4.-.'sseti -delivered i Airs. It: Et. Alinire,-Air,s. R. J. Phillips, ' --:-:"--, . •
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his text, . front .0.1 Col . a t mails 1.1.: 1 ....
The 1... ,-ical porl'sm. of lite service ei.:i-
'Sisted,,,4,t,f, on antheiti in.'', a male .clion,s,
ltev, Mi. . Snot 1 takim„. t he solo pt. rt
I hi th t lierst-s.. • , attendant!•e,. of twenty -live. • The, presi- 1 , ,, , u menta 3,, .the, relief at
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. - W.:.7.6.• nest-- '1 .. s'red Loss 'dent, Mrs. Nesbitt,- presided for the------
presith d 11t tt 0 'unset the IN” S.
salt( s, manv with. faces st Tam -
Misses ' June -Marsh. and .
I g with tears of joy ana. gratitude.
St•raughttn. " The unpacking Of them ,has created us
Anglican Camrell 1, once again lilt° 4ritable
Guild met at,„the home of Mrs. 'Alfred 1, for
sheer, exciteMent I Not. only
Nesbitt on Friday .evening, with an ,.
CONFEDERATION LIFE
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Fire Pieferred Illates for
Preferred Risks.
ACCIDENT & SICIINESS
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JNO. PARRISH,1 Lucknow
Phone 8243 Dungannon
Kingsbridge 11411
Monday Evening,
July:1_60.
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This is thelast Dance here
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1, .^., •rt business session; while Mrs. Gord.ott [
ef•-• rs,nox Presbyteri. ,, el:lurch. 1 141 Taylor . presided T" at the. -organ:- -The I.
wa....lield in the church on il11111..- day meeting. opened NV4h a- hyme and '
iifternoull. The prpgraw was °pre- prayer by Rev., J.. II. L. Henderson. 1
pared by Mrs. Herb Govier. The'90th The Scripture was read by Miss Mary 1
Psalm was read • responsively and the: Nesbitt of Toronto. .Mrs, . Nesbitt
"topic. was ' given by Airs. Jas. Woodstended- a. welcometo the, neiv.'1.1"ectOr
A reading'.Wat given by Mrsii; Telling- and his w.ife, also to pie ether guests.
top .Good and the Bible . Stpy, .was The roll calk •was answered with etich).
taken by Mrs. RosS. A letter was readmember's favorite fruit. A 'letter of
by Mrs. Wellington Good 01). '-"Tke, Wanks was -read front A1rs,...c...A.1„
Peaces- Thank -40111g -nine' -' Tho Straughans and AIiSs- 'tiVittii-,sfer.7•Syii
Meeting. dosed With, the Lorws Prayer- patliy extended to Wein :Ali' Alierr
in- tOilsOn.. - '--- - . - . . .7-0_, , pereavement.t. alStYril -letter 1of,sthanks„.?: ,
--' -Daphst :'Littlies' - Aid—'Thu•-•13aptist-An
.*frem Mrs., drew- Kirketainell , tor a '
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hadies' Aid 'heid-their • July meeting, I box Of fruit tind IldWers sent during
it* the home of Mi Glen .Raithby on I her, illne'.s, Readings were given by
. Thersday. The early ,part' a -the Mrs. • .1. Taylor and Mrs. Geo .• Hamil- .
afternoon was spent „AvOrking on quilt ton. A. duet was, _rendered • by. Mrs. ,
blocks for the Red 'Cross. The presi- Nesbitt and daughter Mary and a
dent, Mrs. C. ..k, ;IIoWson,. presided'for musical number by Mrs. C. A. Howson
the .rneeting. The , devotional period and dougliter, \11, It J. PhiiiipS. With
WRS taken by Mrs...licKnight and Mrsguitar aecompaninwnt. The topic
R. J. Pritillips...,,Prayer was offered by 1 "Strange •Fa et - .‘Gained by a. Study .,
mrs. 0-.--• C, . Andersen ; .readings -were of the. Bible,- • 11 IIS Oven by Miss. Luella
, given by Mrs..,rrank.Raithby and Mrs. .1ohnston. Qn behalf of Mrs. S. H.', .
.14)a -A Raithby,- and a -duet was rend- .101nestou,. w io',111Zetiared the progranl,•
ered by MrS.. Anderson and •Mrs. How- '-thanks was 'expressed by Miss Laura
son. The topicwasgiven by Mrs. Glen j Phillips,_ who was in charge. gev. Mr.
littithby. Mrs. ' Anderson . closed . the I Henders011 . elpsed the meeting with
meeting with prayer..;. A, -pot -luck lunch ! prayer. A -dainty • 180(11 Was- served 0
was enjeyed. ... . 1 by Airs.. Nesbitt and . her . daughters,
• Home fromsOverseas.—Lieut. (N..S.)• and Nii:-;:i. Jean Kirkconnell. A votel.
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J. Wagner and the Mr, J.. Wagner, by Rev. Mr. Henderson. .
'Laura' M...Wagnert daughter of -Mrs. of thanks • Was tendered to the 'hostess '
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DOINGS OF DUNGANNON
DUNGANNQN, July 12, ---Word has senred. The service was followed byl.'
,..„„tist ,h0.11 omtverti:Qf Jbe 41,;,;itii_ "Ins Irefreshments l'imi . a social time • in • •
the bagentene •orthe clifits,ih.:
of Mrs.. Harry.' Foi.V1e-lc' fernie-fly Hai- I
s Mrs' Finest Pritehard of Toronto rs.,!
flea Hardy of Dungannon. She has !
,. , Mrs. A. B.. Pent-
itin.o• her 'inother, .
been residing 'with her ',son, James ; land: ' .. -
. Torn -0n Tuesday, JulV 101-11, at!
Fowler of Windsor, • The funeral ser- I — .
Alexandi-a HoSpital, aoderich, to Mr..11
vice will take Three ton Saturthiy, JulY
1 and. Mrs. Kitchener- :Finnigan,' wrs.mr-,:: -
14th, 'at St. Vtud.'s n Anglican ehurch, ,
1 Mrs. John Moss , held a Red' Cross'', „
Dtingantion. - Interment • will be, in i- '
Duunannon cemetery. ' -1 euiiting• a t.her home en Tuesday. afte• "
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noon. .A ten -cent tea. was served at
DUNGANNON., July Mrs. saran •
' the close.
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Wright of CleVeland is , visiting her Mr. W ilbur BroWn, niirsing A
brother, Mr. Jas. McW,hinney, Very sore knee the'se lays, having -•
_1 ---Mrs. Gordon Kidd and ehildren, dislocated it 11 hil.q. in the bush. • .,
Ryan and Shiela.. are visaing ?thel ., Death of 1i1hain Mele.-sDeath •re-
former's Parqnfs, Mr. and1‘11.... John )moved a Well'-knoWn'and'belovd.ine5n-, ,
'Ryan. , , „„.
her of this coMmunity in •,the• death of
William Mole:Which occurred on Sat-
urday last at hiS -honie at Glenn's Hill.
.Mr. 'health , had " been impaired
the -last six years to the .extent that
his Passing was ...„1,1001nippy .release,
,waS in his sixty-ninth year: A son
of the late Mr. and Mrs: John Mole
of Walk-el:burn, Hullett township, he
Came to '7Dungannon -.when quite a
young man to conduct :a barbering
business, -after working in shOps at
Toronto, Guelph :and Penetangiiishene..
entertained a number Of his playmaes Forty-one' years ago he married Grace
at a, party on Monday 'evening, - The McWhinney, daughter of the late Mi.
oceasion being his twelfth birthdtty. and Mrs. Win. McWhinney,„ To them
'Many happy returns of ,the day, were born three children: ltirs,'
Tominy. • -.Cook (Mary), gelfast; Ben, Gth
WO. Jack Caesar is on leave from cession Ashfield, gnu Harivey. tot
Meneten,. N.B„ and 1§.. with his par- the home farm at Glenn's lnilie
served on the West Wattstnekh Council
for two years, 1929 and 1930. He Wits
a staunch ,Conservative and • when
health permitted took an active part
In cethinunity affairs. His genial man-
ner attracted ninny friends. Ile leaves
to mburns :besides his daughter and
sons, three slsterk, Mrs". Arthur Sparks
(Maftlia),,, of Port Elgin; Mrs. A'Vin.
Spark S r(Alice), of Kincardine, imd
Mrs. Alex. Casemore (Hannah), of
Hamilton; and tWo brothers,. Ed:- Mole,
02 Settforth, and David Mole, of
Rothester, N.Y. -Alter a private ser-
vice at the home on Tuesday after- s
noon, the remains Were brought to St.
Patirs Anglican elittreli, where service
was 'condncted-by Ikir..4.1Iarry Parker.
The pallbearers' were neighbors, Wil-
ljam 'Caesar, Wlllianl Petrie, ;Everett
Errington, „William Reid, George
Hodges' and Wilfred Pentland. The
tflowerbearers Were the .. six eldest of
the ten grandchildren, Attill.flhlF
Grace and • Margaret Cook, Robby, and
Lois 'Mole. The Interment vas .111
Dungannon cemetery.
Apology tInkts eomes from the heart
wilt keep: most trriubles from coming
to a head. • '
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Airs, Chas. Dumb, and family,
Margaret Joy and J. C., are spending
the month of Jaly in a cottage. at
Bogie's Beach. • .'
Mr. and_Anii. Jim Million and little
dhughter Patsy; of StratfOrd,are
Ins; Mr...and Mrs. LornO :Ever's. Jim,
f MIS just returned is stn overseas after
three abd one-half 3.. 'ars' service spent
in several .European enuntries. He is
looking .well and 11-I tring . a line glow
of tan. , '
Master MUMS Co' who makes his
home with Mr. and Ars. jOhn Brake,
-ents; Mr, and Mrs. Wm: Caesar."
Mr. and Mrs, .AlfredMabel and little
son Jimmy, 'of Port, ,Colborne, are
spending'three weeks at Begle's Beach.
They also viSit 'Arra. Hatters parents,
Mr. and Mrs'. Jas. 'Finnigan, and other
relatives in -this disfriet; . •
Mrs. 11111.131aCk and children, Peter
,and Marion, of Walkerton;. are spend-
ing this week with Mrs. Black's par-
ents, Mr. and .A10,- Reny Ryan.' Her
husband, .at cliptain in the Reserve
Arrny,; is at Camp Petawawa.
Mrs.' jos. Killougli of SeafOrth,-CPI-
Mabel. =lough, of London, and Miss
Eva KlIkihkhu, 11.11/41., of Toronto, spent=
.. volt at the f,arrn home on the
4th concession.of Ashgeld. °
'Miss Margaret Stewart has returned.
to Toronto to take ttii nursing again
with a fonder patient.
Mrs.. Prank Jones returned to her.'
home last Friday after' an operation at
'43oderleh hospital. . • .
Remembrance Day 'Will be observed
at the Dungannon cemetery next Sun-
day at 4.15 p.m. Mr. ,Harry Parker
of St. 'Paul's Anglican church,wihl give
the "addreSs 'Mid the 'othet Meal 111111-
isij will assist. 4. volunteer 'choir
of the lobal churches Will Iced In the
singing of ItyfimS.,„- • ,
New Minister IncluWl.--iter. W. J.
ItOget8,, IA.t6 of LIttle Current, was
inducted into ° the Pastorate, of. the
Dungannon -Milted church On AWAY
night last. Rev. Iltirold Snell of
Anburiv delivered an interesting and
Instritetive address to the congregation
and Rev. G. IL Dunlop 'a telgravel
addressed the minister., Pert, Albertj
and 'Crewe congreotions Were rePre-
reteivlug
to •Ignow that co
longed -for 'extra,' fi r tarvation
rations." ,
• ThiS letter .Wits written on last New
Year's Eve, and later another letter, '
dated May i)th;' UM,' wee received,. In
Which Mr. t4artiner •sai'd
''."Free at lastr-thankii ..be to '"Glodr.-
„with Our tropPs. taking over the island
' this mornitig!. Claire/1 'bellS Aresrl#P.
Mg, gaily .att'd Wigtten
openly weeping fog, Sheer joy. 'W•Joits'
is a tuarvellouS „coineldentw Is' that
today we have another, and, probably°
the last; iSstie of ,a,,Cattaillan. Red Orme
parcel! We ,are •all so happy again -
and so very; 'grateful I".,'
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This may seem to be unseasonable to suggest -buying
a new Stove, but in reality, .it's not. 'There is still ‘cooldrig
to be. gone. We haVe a good.'-asSortment of Ranges nag
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Heaters. Our, quota of stoves for this' year is coming , •
. steadily from Mo9lary's, Clare Bros., Harriston Stove Co,
Good Cheer And 'Gurney's.'
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