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Clearing of Odd Lines
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xenGe our Annual Stock -Taking. '
Lines'andemna n
:�• nes must be cleared out
regardless Bard es of price.
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This is the final clearing of Ladies',
Misses' and Children's Winter Coats.
In this range are a : nuxuber of up-to-
the-minute styled in Siivertones, 'Vel-
ours Seal Plush and Baby -Lamb.
These are all sharpie' reduced in
'price.
Ladies', Silk, Seal, Plush and Baby-
.
Lamb Coats, a real bargain, g , red need ; to
829.50 each.
Ladies'
Wool Sweater Coats Sale at $
In order to reduce our stock of Ladies' Sweater Coats welace o'
sale 30 only of the•most popular colors, nears p n
Our special stock -taking price only 7.75 Y .every Sweater s11 wool.
each.
'Ladies' Silk Crepe Blouses s ar$4.95 each.
1+ive. dozen'` Ladies' Silk Crepe; `Blouses in most popular colors size
36 to 44. Regularly worth $6;50. Our special stock -taking Priee s
$ .95 each. ,only
Men's HeavyRibbed Und
erwear
AT $1.50 PER CURRENT.
Alen's Heavy Ribbed Wool and Cotton 'Underwear, good winter qual-
ity, sines 36 to 44,. Exceptional value at only $1.50 garment.
Furs . ! Furs Furs .►
Furs will be much higher next season. Make your selections noir
from our large and well assorted stock,
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Deneors a lxal )n, to %, oi2test
chip.. e)aalvls, lE1tS't4rn,
hale, Rivers, ; ,tuell, V ue it
Welsh in the field, for ('1ottneillore.
Ifteetetr *legit d Commissioner.
(fladuraate %hem -ler end 'Dlo,nan re
elected Settee! Trustees by aaccltt.•,
In atlOz1. e •
Nominations,
For eseti+.e
.R, W'
Y , .Wa,r4t and T.e Ilene
R.V.Ife. Beavers- 4V.Johns; J•G;Jones
L Day,
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,.son,.,
'F.,Nelson
1s on
or C5>,nacullors
F xtwea -J.G, ,Stanbury, T.lsern ;rk
G. B. Snell -J'.G. Joxa;es, W,: W.Tarnian
T. Elston- , by R. Terry, J,
WW.. RBird
IW'erflida�fa„byyEVJ. noahg,nsH; ,G'CMRanttvee
ee. T?arr,e sed:. G. Iblantie, W. 7.ohns
1l c 1
t Yy C.F.- Hooper, T]'. Jolxks
I� W,o�el� t .0 . J : C 1~, li�e en. Aleve
B•M. Fxaalr s --G L. Wilson, I.. Nelson
W. le rbcsee.h r C,L, Wilsiln I',Nelson
'Herb. F -aS3.d, Sanders, 'a. Gree
geiD
,Snel1-• b9 I .}Xeywooj, J.R, BindJ auu,s:---by G:L Welso„t,` L. bay.
Far Scheel,
.�� c,11 a et . TruS'te C$•
E.M, y§rx.0-bY C. B. S'neil,,' j .kli,n
J. G StatlLnu -- ay . J. }-I ad, C. B.See l
Rev. lrutrlYer J. Grieve, E. D3gnen.•
F.W,Glaclmar -R.ev: Trurnper, J.Gieeve
For Utilities ' Coniinissio2,
x£ S liust.on-by It: ;Terry, ll, Rowe
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Nominations for municipal office
were held" on Monday- As predicted
in the Times there will be art election
this year_ B. W. F. Beavers and. Lets
Day will 'congest the. reeveship and
there will also be ;itn election for
council'loet, 3 being in the held.
Nominations were held ° between
the hours of twelve and one pen, The was Inst owing to the team being
hour for nomination' is usually a poorly bought ang
� d bought too early.
quiet affair with tier in attendance. Mr. Day touched' on the new ce-
Qn Monday, however, there ,was ' a meat sidewalks: The council decided
lair: turno;it and a splendid list of early in theseason.to spend ane
I1.e'views with the i?"ov'er trent
mild belost to the town, i,f rte were
rt tt peaquitted. to :carry, on the work';
The speaker ;said he had been lit.
0ontlnenitation :; with a .Man basil
Hamilton, , x e a . uew 'industry for
fthe tawny The Matter is Under owl-
sideretion. !Vile speaker :spoke of the.
illarease hi taxes, During the war the
eeUneet had Practiced aconornye Tlris
Ysar , Sejaool Beard hadasked fen
ar increase of 3 mills:, ` The . deben-
ture delft had increased one mill and
local iMinelVeXneuts orae mill.
Mr. Beavers said he had boon i r-°
gel by many Friends to again run
for '•
1
reeve.
e had done:li3s beet as
well as
he knew.
He
was a not cons) -
d
eririg his own interests iia seeking
re-election. He had been asked if he
intendedto remain in'ow
t< zz sena
wouldso
Y y es.,
I J,; U%S'I'AN'
Mr
J,EI
Finance Conatizttee� said his duties diultieee
s
were ,to see that the town
got value
for the money; to ;see there were no.
errors in payment of bills. He had
given his best and had always serious-
ly considered the different matters
that had come up for consideration.
He was for a clean ' village, wood
roads and iinmediate action because
materials are advancing:
LOUIS DAY
Mr, L0111 -Day, chairman. of ^tire
Roads and Bridges Coannfittee, eeid
he was no platform speaker. e e -took
up me U�-i
some
a y,, A
� twork •
k o
f
the
council
and: asked the question, Does a team
pay the town? He proceeded to ans-
wer it and said they did if they were
properly bought and sold. They also
paid if they had to be sold at a .little
sacrifice. The 'team purtihased ' this
year had paid well during the seven
months. The team was owned by the
town eight' months, , but one month
names were placed in nomination..
At the elese of the nominations the
meeting 'was adjourned to the even-
ing. .
There was a good representation
of ratepayers present at the evening
sleeting and clerk, Jos. Senior was
called to the chain. The old council
were invited to a . seat on the plat-
form, thinks the town paid $200 too much
Mr- o0 J rt Hind, eh{airman of• the for 'this work because of not
=- Public .Utilities Commission was the Manage/neut.g d
firet:spe• /nee of the 6ve'ning, followed f.. lr. Day thinks the street `
= by Mee ',., s eel les, has commis
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= }.�g,ir. Huston.Flustolt, These gentle- sten<,� with his numerous duties, h
filen ••sp e,^vi -the" Splendfl.1 `'snecess`1 1,00 mush to look after' anti that the
the hydro system has been, there be -'town would be money ahead by hav
40( a surplus of over three thousand l ing one man 'devote his time as road
dollars in the treasury. The propects commissioner.
are that Crediton will linit up with The speaker advocated that the
hydro during the coming summer.
In 'reference to the waterworks,
complaints have been received on ac-
count of the water supply running
out on numerous occasions, especially
in the morniug. The matter was be-
yond the control of the Commission
as the users evidently left their taps of putting clown a permanent road
open to keep the pipes from freez- would not cover the cost by several
in. In addition to the inconvenience, thousand dollars_ He spoke of the
the practice is a dangerous one: station road which he thinks should
thousand: dollars in putting down
new sidewalks. ii: 'half day was spent
in going over the village, when it
was found that twenty-four places
were in; need of sidewalks, but" on
consideration as to where it would;
benefit the most people, five of these
were. chosen.. 12,903,. square feetof
sidewalk had been laid_ Mr, Day
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t.n V1, ssieleg Machines
Wei d nsalii:il; 1' tat'6zixres
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"t :'s11 Boards .,, ... ,.6i22c. .1
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,December 1919, Geome
-1otTes 7aseis '.I1.a� `et7ng, rnn. 1.11,3,,Iat Alexander
Cl.)the Ears r i Young ;and Agnes Bain, ',in his
71 ,�"9i 6 elth year,
Ilti]YC3N' get D rlilrtipli, • o11 Wort
Ironing Boards , .' Z.ilD lnsxl' ,Jho t'3I��laer 91, 1,919, Phos
George Hedging, aged' 2.8 year•.s,,
2
months and li days.;
Cbr iStnxit;, exercises 'Wore held ill
Samos:'Sf. tiothodrsl Sunday'school
on $abba111 nftern0012 Ist t,: S1lc cial
musical numbers wore l`erltlorerl by
the Pr'itnarar glass, taztd Seryl".11, other
classes of tl10 school. ,Miss••• Grilse
(7b2eec),13ti1v 11. lefili,lialt. •0ntl i Ir
r,i#lettii. Twarvc'Y e1'V,: a Slicrt aprr,rb
pr late ,= (lairesl:, Lit 110 rodstockings;
were d:L trlb,utod the5lunday previous.
liTl S J 2lnd thctce were brought in IIs a Spec
I ini tJrr(' if ,° `111(1 b11111; Upon a, (' : is1
nui0 area, Tho.offOrino 12Lh10 ru$.enri 'tv
Oyer ,$01).00,
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MITCHELL --In Stephen,, on Decem-
ber
26th,
1919,
to 1Vr.
I.
Bruce Mitchell, a son. and Mrs.
BROKENSHI.RE—In Exeter, on De-
cember 30th, 1919, to Mr. and
Mrs. Mervin Brokenshir•e, a Baugh-
`ter.
MARRIED
SMITH—ARMSTRONG--In.
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Exeter
on Tuesday, Y December
>.
30,
1919
9
Miss Ida, daughter of Mr. ant
Mrs. Irvine Armstrong, to Mr
Duncan D. Smith, of Toronto.
DOUPE—FORD - On Wednesday
December 17, 1919, at 177 Mai
land street, London, by Rev.
A, Claris, Allen H. Doupe, of
Kirkton, to Gladys I. Ford, of
London. The happy couple will re-
side to 3Cirktor.
OLIG•NY—PAYNT
ER — In Blau
-
shard, on Saturday, December 20,
1.919, Rev A. W. Brown officiating
Annie Gertrude, daughter of Mr..
Lind Ml's, Richard Paynter, to Mr.
Joseph A. Oli ny, of Lonclozl.
•DEED -
own secure tile this year to have it
on hand, but this matter had been
neglected. He had also advocated
that the curb and gutter be Laid this
year for the new road. This comes
under the local improvement. The
speaker said that the estimated cost
ection, ifilt ixluz'
or;ete and good. t crrJd a for
a good, clean, live town, He hop
Mondiay he would head tine polite With
left, Ward second. '
Rf0
ere
ltlttl riot C«on,. .c'sae azltlxlliir�.
alts: itllt I011. lash "c wz ij ' a
st zrtb tea" art di)n1 '11te ill 1 ;,
ething ie con Monaieti* t l tbro
rid was izx o lowing'xt#I u
ad Dnnnan
' Connelfl>,2..
P. MrrlCg« tai 3 e
Stewax�#
Joh 1 • nepn,
e as retire* etc? co 41Ark1 en12Y Ir .a.
t wars. in the! were elected, iry a.0',
all-
t
x'05 DAVIS.
IYfr, Dav%3 ete,ted 13.iat Ix
senting Exeter North anc
held for c'ouzaeilior.
Mie Beavore was given a
to
reply 551(1 in answer to ntz
It ,.
q estioais
Se+.n.ecl t
to x
a
isf
Cease
«oso
,vao• 12 '51ne; wl turtisxttt T,op
nilance flu 5. ea'o rcl,sil hall.;:
m • ens.
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41sa.)ilrty ot= giVi�,g � tzar
present -
Mr. Chnernau for the School Boiled
gave e 5#x'.51
ca,ox,Gixt •of the action of the
Board. A vote of the eketor:s .i,
be taken in the question of the
nation of a 3Iu:uitipal Board of
Ie
d- n
i rt and hoped the electors �r
vote yes*
re urea(' xuen 'me the 0crca M
unveiling' r'tal w
ii
za
gqf. the sol I .
tl ers
on the: War kiir' n1:'l ins et n
s to< Seetcm in the ,to'
jos • rl ernr,ss rl itaget
✓ trait ~3f' ;;�t�Pr ding et
d- specially horses, T'J stave
grill-c,oxtling: 005anc11- aO •
�l1 tI idea:
Wishes of
t
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,
ley
Ys
rebottle Township
For Reeve --Arthur Mitchell
For Councillors—WM. Coates,
Stewart.
Stephen To'an chip
Reeve—John Love, Ales Neeb,
D. Sanders.
ude
D puty-Rteve- ••David Webb, W
Yearley.
CouneilIora .Mic11ael Fink3aeine
John Hayes, George Pe;iTiale, W ilita
Sweitz
et.
rOTE TO FORIVI A
SOAR.• Oh', EIDITCATi.'3N,
The •. Iectlora ozz Maadee veils: 'lie
ed vrece,ces the quest'aora, "Ar
3 t faw,r oaf the ; fermatecitr <af a t
1 11 ,Board ttf.' Edu ttien? ,.
Now that eve ; breves:
W.,Lye Veli as a Publa: School »,
al`re, itt ,ic 1Prre. .y :t
ro. i0«i:2
trl. B,osrd with 3urjistti.,,.tlon: 0k*
s _.. _- aom -. coavt+hake
r, Boards one for ll I'
Tueiareesmith Township
Reeve—PL Crich, ;T. Ie. McKay.
Councillors -J. McNaughton, C.
Riley, L Moore, 3. B. Crich, S. Mc-
Dowell.
mill
Ie uta choeJ, iii '
lit 'irc11lbers of which sure a cted lay the
ratepayers, and the +othex.'fga' th•c I-Iigh
C
S ho�o'
Ila ' .
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x l the�. eel -
remainder
b
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exs bo
n. .t
3,
p,,..
troz'Ite�I by t3k�.�o�Itltxr £:oiztlrt-zl'tatziti:ire
remainder by the C;oltaa;4.rf1 adf the Villa
age. ^eti'
TScendc of. Educatiion'hi•Vill eoarb •,
si>t tai seven members - elet ter'by the
ratepayers ea the same ,1222ninte,r,-taw tint -
Public Sch,o.ol"Trustee e Fotn of the
members hold office for two >;' •s^cars
until their Sl1ceessore are 8jected, and
three, for'one xl
T hdt, year leveyc02tr-
un,
tonly cieciae gn t;,V =:
or of tl)C' formatzeen o'' a ISfueri d l
Board of Educp;t :one. Next year t1'
a en ee i,o'n may be held, As tile. udvatzt
ages iof .a Board of. Educatxiour are so
apparent, it is hoped onset the resoltt-
eon will be carried unentrnoltsly.
Stanley Township -
Reeve—AL. Elliott (acclamation).
Councillors.- (Ail acclamation) .1e.
Rood, M. Massie, George Hanley, W;
Douglass.
Goderiele Township
Reeve—N. W. Trewartha, (acct
oration). '
Council—H". Cox, G. Vanderburg
R. L. Salkeld, B. L. Lindsay, tali ac
clanlation ).
Hallett Township
Reeve—W. Currie, J. N. Campbell
Arthur Buchanan.
Councillors John Gilespie, W
Robinson, J. Colbert, W. Leishnia
S. Cok and W. Stranghazn..
Goder'xch
Mayor—E. It Wigle, 33 , fie. Par
sons, T. M. Bevis, B. C. Munnings
R, J. McGraw, Rev. Ca` 'inn Bill.
Reeve—G- N. Davis, T. R. Waliac
Deputy Reeve -et. A. Humbert
T. R. Wallace, W. F. Clark.
Council—L. Storey, I. W. Moore
W. M. Knight, H. C. Dunlop. C. A
Humbert, P. 3. Ryan, T. R. Wallace
A. 3•. Peltridge, Wesley Walker, J
W. Craigie, Thomas Mit'2aelT B C
KYD -'4? Lett
A: quiet weddin
g was solea�nier
at -CavellPresbyterianznauas„ 't
• Wednesday, December 31, 19..-
n, I when Miss Laving Frothy, Wilial•s.
was united ht marriage" to Mr. . 1,h•
Leslie Eydd, 'both of Exeter, beer's'
I James Foote. The h4ppY 0012 Panna
reside in'toWn ara4. Lave th.1 nor
• wishes of a host of tr'"tFnrds.~ ""° "
e SOLDIERS ?4fl MOR3:rIL vrinC1
The soldiers' memorial for lexete
and Usborne is being erected it front
r' of the municipal buildings this week.
The unveiling will take place on.
' . Friday, January= 9th. at e o'clock..
• followed by a. banquet ,1 ,recur --\_
•" en soldiers at six oolock, rapt. -"`at,
•Best, of IlanJitou will
ill
will address the boys.•
PAGEANT. IN JAMES QST. ('JJfllta<,xt
A pageant etltifleel '`T11» Right,. i2r
a Chilcl" was put on in J)111>;"i,
church by the sci,ol ¢rs of the 1-,t -
bath sehoal an Tuesday evening.. The
pageant coni -ted of three se,-n'-
ts.1131t',1(J,Ib Li 0.2211 on in tiiP , her.e
leen k° : i1x ;11.5 home teal. :: a .
lone ,re ee -:.,. e i."1 sl,. orneu1ittlrit
N1-
a/id t1roee•
�:• r e54'art a te1°°wweel.
seareea
a i ti r
v t tete,. t ,. A
dt
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proceede ..su ti' r
c ),1 t.,c1 , .6 :,011,
e let but pretty Y t.ah-Be r near:
place at tl,c hoiee ,it- a42 els i .
I1 -Vine 4;rnt l (2'1. ea Tuesday; 'De-
cember i:tllr, wheel ;heir d l,. rt- L
Ile, Ie- dee 11+ neet l"-i1$ae 15 ti
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M. Y 'Wilson rt i+„ . ,el•, lite Fs�e tl+•
nee epee i
at r a.rlti1 . Air. <L212111. e.. 2I1O
til
;: a hod!"
. of :i .1fiey lir ,.'1'ot e c•r
frien'3r tif" titr 171 tIt ES'isi 1 i7e� ,;,tt?
Munnings, P. T. McCarthy, H. 3. A
McEwen, J. D. Wilson, R. J. Acheson
G. L. Parsons, R. Sharman, C. es
Nairn, 3. J. Mosier'.
Should a Are break out when the receive consideration, Four years ago !
School Trustees—A. Saunders,
pressure was .Tow, there is no estim- the road was put inW Mrs. Thomas Gundry, Mrs. 1 .
good condition, Howell, J. :McNally.
sting what damage might be caused, but has gone to pieces. Broken stone Water and Light Conlmissiouer---
B. W. F. BEAVERS
and gravel is not good for the heavy C. A. Reid, 3. W. Taylor,
traffic of this road.
Mr, Day Inas spent four years in tTitapllZzli
After the councillors had taken the the council and during t.hatstime has Reeve -•-A P
platform, Reeve Beavers was the first missed only three sessions. H Tippling, , . ft, I711icant.
3" marking that we els he is even schooled, be- P. J. hili, re. R. Benne11, E. J. Mit-
of
already sides ,•
-els
zn
ha
r ns. a has i Ishiste2
called upon to meal,;. He opened the served the town with much interest Councillors --T. ,
diSCussioiz, b ie and feels , il I ell:;, zI, _1g, -us
passed through a year des having a nide experience in ellen, R. A Currie, n
of peace. .ze ,i.
�.
Th • ., � uiin n
e bo • -, • _ road building i
s who �., t
3 had n
fw1tll and drainer -at. rna
He
'
full
served•
y a
i the front had all re-
turned, save those who had shed
their blood on the battlefield. In com-
memoration of their noble deeds
Exeter and Usborne are erecting a , r. Snell, clairnan of thepro-
war memorial in front of the utul-Reeve—James Scott, IL A.
m
the held for reeve and solicited ti
support of 111
C.
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a
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. Patterson,
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H-
e electors. le V. Van Norman, S Mitchell, J. Hen
ria, IL B. Elliott.
B. =,NELL Myth
i perty roulrntt.te.e, spoke of the n1on21- Co '`"5' S
(Ipal buildings, whic11 it is calculated 1
Y uncilolrs-7alrtt,s .,.Toady, a , .
will be unveiled ill the course of a moist being,. erected for the fallen
I 'Laos of FRur. Thomas, J. 1 ainarl 1.11 S FGod-
few
days In consultation with ? - '� petition had been ld , E.
des' Township,: CI' �,- `. r t
circulated SII 1, 4'
dTi-II
borne � a among the ratepayers t3 11�!r.
banquet for the; _ gets -,
was a tea tis-_ P E. c• a
ge
sought the council should go ah d
returned boys at the unveiling was `and there ready resporxsc.:.izr 0111)01 1 r11Ster 1: i MT •t'
I 1111(101 consideration. reference to the Bart, R. 1I, P0liitlsoir, ,I:xli:l :Lt 1 1
nsicleratior3 tI permanent road 110 1s,
I
• Reeve
T3eavers next touched oil .
work 1k
of
Y the • •r
e
county
t touched Gil county.
W
station
ea
ea
county matters and said that the i with their plans. He thought Carling
s=treet should be looked after to re-
ia ilia loria.11t, lie' love lr• - ., ,..
hospitals, the 21 (2 -(1111 suer.,. of the traffic 011 the
, Clxiic1 n's Shelter at (lederich and Y to 1111
Huron County. Home, the new home I 'Wei, FEMALE .
for the -House of Refuge. -
Consolidated •• y
t d schor.s eam , .:luno/ -1 i41r. Pennate regretted ,•
Tae 1�at, Bitch.
Wa ;1I. !linters ,.•
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Cortical. 13
O1el C
les'
Auto
illg the attention- of the Gover',?nti nt a poor' jird e l ar1'ir or"akytr or Ito Might
land li!- 13liuks it vise for 111tr, jI, nple be 121n1nir1:a, for 1eev1. 'I'h
to tie nit•• , t n *, f' rc:fiP r,
q 1121 thez�Ue _1,e:... .,ittt tee ,rets ; tial( otr 11uyi1tg the town team by Mr,
movement. Day was untimely $Jk'C'tt1 ei l,. at ,
te
The howl roads 1115 venient at the e.fr. Ds1y sa ge:;tec1 buying wa • of
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present lime is the elee..t. tree t,.>11' fe�t•ecl hi trade. fee 'ihe -'- . `•R:
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111th the county eonacil, ....c 1?, t * ?sis'221' ;oto Plitt t:aV4tl- Tie had
'nave "`
e P221•Cha r'd roar ,102111 C n_.,i:t 410111'. 1211)1,11 1)221(2 In looking into the
throe gas tr tetttra vie ; 1 2„ t'. . ;.ta1 ITU csciou of a,a
l;ez,.t.,ll' road and
are mow buyiszg� fifty 111 in and 'ti , e e felt he could de the i'ee
1 Mayor ---W, W. 1.,b :'511., Goa, `t'ttal-
or, l red I<ra^Ithat'"1., J011i1 raic erteo-2,
1 10'2 awril .tre,Pi2t ix, :i_ r r;ti•-
Ikon, 1x12 11- Brown. rev, '1'
George
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A�erguson, V22. (1 x:ntr' .
iS n ,�,tlry
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more tractor's. X1- evel:rov was tservice
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SS�tvit'r'tl]z 1 b i
that, ?1
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t l our streets, ,,itr
1.1224 links, be design
The speaker bin.;
for 1. p'r i11,.Cnu 1
1,;4 law nee' ben lies.
0111 for this purpns,..
±n, be bat#it d:ce2t;
a.o't:2 11 gpt.s- right,'
0:1n. have 112c 1111,)
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thousand dollars t
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