HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1924-2-14, Page 1FIFTY ,FIRS', YEAR No.2556.
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We have just placed, in:,stock our first shipment of Spring Suits and
o announce that the rices of these gar-
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Coats. We are glad to be able t . n p
ents are. anuch lower than last season. Call and look thein over.
rDrees Fabrics
Summer e�
Many people wish to get their Summer Dresses early. Our stock •ot
Spring and Summer Dress Fabrics is now nearly complete. "We have <a
very large range of Voiles, 'Linens, .Ratifies, • Gingllams, etc., to 'select,
from at very reasonable prices,
ar ai n in Black Ta f etta :Dress..
Silk
We place on sale this week 1 only web of Bonnet's celebrated French
Taffeta 'Silk, :"color Black, 'width •36" guaranteedfor 1 year, regular price,
$3.00 a yard,;, clearing; for early February: selling at $2.45 a yard.
Bargains in Men', �c41en
Underwear
Lot No: 1—Men's Heavy ' Rib all wool Shirts and Drawers, sizes` 34 to, 44
clearing this month at $1,35 a garment.
Lot No, 2—St. George, brand, same sizes, ,extra;„heavy, weight, clearing
at,$1:75 a garment..'
iiia Ileav ..` oo len Socks
499. a aid.
8 Doz. Men's HeaV:3t Wool Socks` regularly up to 75c pr. clearing
February selling at •49c pr, 2 pr 95c.
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Spring and Summer.
The new Spring and summer Sweater yarns are now ready. -New
colors. ir1. Monarch Down, Dove Starlight and Silvertwist 'are being shown.
We -have a vent large stock'to select from.
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Ladies! White Skating Sweaters
3 only Ladies' ,Ileavy *White, all Wool Skating Sweaters, regularly ,
$5.00 each, to clear at $3.75 each.
oollen 5
Only 2 Pure all Wool Blankets left, 7 ib weight, large size, whip-
ped singly, veryfine quality, to clear at $8.95 pair.
New Curtains, -Nets,. Satines, Comforter Chintzes etc. now ready.
The New Spring Wall -Papers are here.
10 % off Stanfield's Men's Underwear.
3 only Bed -Comforters, greatly reduced in price.
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Monday, Feb. 2.Tth, 1924
A regular irc'eting of rhe Afnnicip
al Council wee belt' a the office; of
the (Jerk, nreniilcr'is ,di present, The
minutes of Inc;ilgeeting,held 3an'y
28th were read, and approved,
Letters weic read as follows:
Froin: tine •Canadian. 1)cs }rloinee Steel
Co„ Ltd., Chatiarii, re itluuleitial
water works system,. Referred t z
� e c the
Utilities Colnnis , on.
Let from the Ontario Good
Roads aAssociatiq 1,, Toronto, re Eiu
nual meeting' Feb. 27, 28 and 29th.,
at Toronto asking for a delegate ate and
annual dues., Filed.
Circular 'front the Navy vY League of,
• Canada. Filed,
Letter from G, M. Elliott, Seeret-
ary Children's Paid, Goderieh, asking
to 1reaa of homes, open for. clhildren.
= Filed.
Circular letter front Municipal Re-
view, Montreal. Filed.
Letter with copies of resolution,
asking that the •same be passed by
Exeter Council ire 171ectrio energy on
the ,St: Lawrence, River, and approv-
ing of the pians of the Hydro Electric
power Commission of Ontario, mak-
ing provision for an adequate supply
of power to meet Municipal and in-
dustrial requirements of the Prov.
Mani ,' The same being endorsed- by
the Connell on motion of Southeott
and Hooper. Carried.
Rev. A. A. Trumper and Mr. W.
Pomfret of the Trivitt •Memorial
cllurcli, waited on the Council, ask-
ing that an electric light be placed.
on Baldwin street opposite the church
shed or school room. Mr. Trumper
also referred to the matter of chang-
ing the date of the annual elections,
the Peeve replying, stated that due
consideration would be given to the
requests as -•made.
Ensign Stevens, of the Salvation.
Army, asked for•tile previlage to bor-
row any hand instruments that -'were
not in use. , Due consideration will be
. �' i given..
The Committee reported on the
matter of the removal of a tree on
John street, opposite Mr. J. A. Stew-
art and felt that it would be a mis-
take to remove this tree.
The Auditor's' report for January
was read and : accepted on motion of
Davis—Coultis. Carried.
Complaints' -have been frequently
made to thenembers of the Council
of citizens throw=ing ashes: outon the
roads. As this is contrary to Village
By -Lav, citizens are cautioned not to
do it.
Councillor .Blooper asked why the
team harness had been sold without
having been authorized by the Couu-
cil The Reeve :replied that he
thought it was good business to dis-
pose of articles that were not going
to be put to use Per Hooper—Cotil-
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SPECIALS THIS EE
WE STILL: 1-1AVE ,4 FEW GRANITE POTATO.I POTS TO
SELL AT 1-3 off. .'
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ROYAL ,PUTRRPLE SPECIFIC
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ACCIDENTS
"`On 'Saturday last Mrs.' John. Cor-
nish, of town, had tiie misfortune to
fall down the cellar steps injuring
her knee, She is getting along nice-
ly and is able to be around again,
On Monday evening Mrs. Harry
Parsons of town` had the misfortune
to fall through a trap: door but for-
t:inately she' escaped, without very
serious injury. She struck the back'
of .her head inflicting a wound which
required three stitches to close. Mr.
Parsons was at the barn at the time
but she was able to inform. Mr. Par-
1
soils.who'sunuiionec.. medical aid. She
is confined to her beet inconse-
quence.
BORN
i'ALLANTYNE=0n .. February 4tb,
to i'Ir. and Mrs. John Ballantyne,
a son. •
h rsda,,
b7�1PVEY—Tit Exeter, on Thursday,
February 7th, to . Mr. and Mrs.
Chester P. Harvey, a.:daughter.
P.irFALLS—In 11idclulph, on Febru-
wi3 .7th, to y •.n 1r , Arthur
Ir " and Mrs. A
P
\'1ct LII., a, daughter,
I-70I)GF,ILT—Iri Usti ori e, on Feb. 5tb
to ” r. �. aid Mrs, aiiies 1:Iod err
AM t ,T g ,
a son.'
ELSTON--In I3iddu1ph, on Feb. 7th
1
to 1dr. and 'Mrs. Mervyn Elston,, Y ,
son.
DEI)
VITWEI-7n. !refer North
orth onWe1
Wed-
nesday, Feb: 13th, Frederick
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W
it-
wer agec1,73 years and 12 days.
i IN iglEiwld�hLA.li:i
meAI,7N— t loving memory
of51'r
S
Charles Cann. who vied .four' ears..
tt 1 i Y
ago, Feb'y Sih. I.920,
Sleep on dear mother and taltie your
well earned rest,
Your-illin • hands will toil omore
re
C� g o
For uic,cl and iiet seine that
q l 5 cot Iy
call;
!-ler sudden death surprised tis all;
Dearer to memory tlion words cam
tel 1
Are the thou lr : of. our dear l not ier
x � is tt e xr I
We loved so well.
1Iusbancl and Childl''.11
tis: whereas the set of heavy harness
'owned by the Municipality having
been disposed of by two members of
the -Council without first being 'sanc-
cloned by the Municipal Council, beg
to move that the °action be not ap-
proved andthat t
p d of, t t in future all mat-
ters must be reported •: back to the
Council for consideration. Carried.
Per Southcott—Coultis: That Mr.
Nelson Wells be offered the s,osition
as bell ringer for .1924, beginning
March lst, salary, $75. Carried
Per Hooper—Davis: That the
Clerk call for tenders, to be submit-
ted on or before Monday, March 10th
for the position of teamster for a
term or seven months. Teamster CO
furnish team, harness and wagon.
Carried.
The following accounts were con-
sidered and ordered paid: Fred Kerr,
brick for cemetery $36; Tones, & May
supplies $1.25; Dr: J. W. browning,
supplies Bd. of Health, 87.58; Clyde
Heywood, snow 'Ploughing, 33, Jona-
than
true
titan IcyY dd, ditto 6,50 • Thos, Web-
ster, labor 4,25; John Parsons labor
$9; Thos. Sanders labor 775 Jas.
Parsons labor $4, Rd, (nuance labor
$5; Fred Cornish`labor 1,75; t1. Lit-
tle, labor 3.20; Bert Batten Iabor,
3,20; John Morley, labor 4:50 Thos.
Houlden team labor~, ,$3.30.'
Adjournment by Coultis.
JOS. SENIOR, Clerk,
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GOOD C 1 ANI) t1PaJ) MIt3)
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WEATHER '�N• THE WEST
Andrews, ;n
Mr. A. E. d vs of ,. o. t�ix
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Sask., in rellewixlga a his subscription
to the Tinges, says: Just a few lines
to assure you of our 'appreciation of.
the corning of the Times into our
hone from week to' `week' as`it keeps
us in touch With the doings in and a-
round Exeter. in fact it is next to a
i letter front borne. If it happens to
!arrive just at nitii.l' time; which iS
I
very, often tteca C, it is which h one
can get hold of it. first. We lead 'fair -
I ly good crop
t on.gtari
ibis d,tzi
ci;
the !fast .:;eason but as over`lieal• e5-
!the
have been high and- prices
low, fanners have, saved but very lit-
flee '\Ve' had splendid Wdatlter for
harvest and falx eshiitg which eltabled
farmers to get season's work finish-
ed early. Ha,ve had little or no i•':zixi
since before harvest and tl1t.� r Y
tlo snow, so far this Whaler. With the
- .. )i r n of two or throe Cold ):itis
e c1:o o S 1 ,
the Winter has been. very mild amd
for the aast wcc1,, flees "r 1104l been
1 Y
freezing t i, nights. let is (th_,t4 n
common expression that Calrfor.iiia:
cannot beat this winter.
BOARD or, 'EDUCA'T'ION
1'he inaugural meeting of the Board
o1'ad ,.at- hv�• �r•
'Education r�rn , s ,held z.c,ordtzig Yo
statute in tha office of, •ubc ,secretary
on Wednesday evening, 1+eb, 6th, •
I'l.c recently elected and appointedf
members signed the declaration; of
office.
All the members rs were
present.e
ut.
Organization took place as .follows --
Per A. IL'. Fule• and' J, Aston --That
Pe N-• Cr . o l be chairman.
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Per W. May and d. W. H. Dearing —
That, Rev, A. A, `l'rctrnp'er be vice-
chairman.
Per 1Per2,c v, A. A. 'Trumper and E.
g,
t)ia,nai>,—T,hat Miss K iVlacFaul be
secret .ary-treasurer.,
.Per Rev, A. A. Trumper and 1-1. T.
12,}we—That Thos. Pryde be repres -
e.nt;ttive to the Public Library Board
fo: t9Z4-S-6,
Las Chairman ;named :as a striking
committee, H. 1', Rowe, f. -G 'Stanb.rr''
and A E. Fuke, aad, on their report
of the standing committees being re.
nerved, it was adopted "an motigl-y of
T. G. Stanbury and J. Elston, as, Fol—
to ii, 3,.-.
In,suranee—E. \'1. Dignan, W. A.
I urnbull, W. H llearinb.
1i uel and Supplies—H, T. Rowe, tilt'.
ET, ,t)earing, Jr. Elston
Teaclev.re and Study Courses -Rev,
A, A. Trum;pe,r, R. N. Creech, W,May
EC, T. Rowe.
Scholarship, Vocational, and Adv'e-
oa y -J G, Stanbury, :W. A. Turnbull
W. May rind Principal Wetil,ey,
Building and Grounds—A, E. Fuke,
Rev, A; A.:Trumper, j. Elston, T: G.
ES
, R., N. Crelecli:
Finance -R. N. Creech, A. E. Fuke
The date of meeting was fixedfor
the first \Monday of•,,each month. •
The chairman. in his opening remarks
paid a tribute to the worth of the
retiring members, welcomed the new
members, gave an, explanation of the
score and ideals of the. old board, and.
expressed the hope of union of effort
en the hart of the nervily organized
board, particularly witha vuely : to-
ward ,solvsrl,g the difficulty of 'ac-
eomrodation. •
Thee, reports of the principals of the'
High and Public ,Schools were re -
and filed f oar future reference.
The matter ,of 'the yearly report to.
the County Council wasreferred to
the finance comm tt,e,e;
Per A. tE. Fuke and J. G. Stanbury—
Tbat the. chairman or'vica-chairman
and the secretary-ttneasutrer be em-
powered to 'sign cheques on the order
of the board.
A few accounts were examined and
ordered to be paid.
After a short discussi,on, of the mat-
ter of :school accommodation it was
lad over until. the next meeting,
Per A. E. Ful*•te=adjournment.
K. 'Iacli'aul, Sec'y,'
10 STOP 'GLARE FROM
AUTO LIGHTS
Mi',, Wm. Melville, of town, has
patented a contrivance that is calcu-
lated to alleviate the glare from auto
lights in night :driving. The patent
is in the- form of a roller blind that
attaches to the windshield and is pul-
led down when meeting an auto thus
cutting the "glare from, the approach-
ing lights and enables the driver to-
see
osee the road ahead of him. Mr. Mel-
ville has, been experimenting with the
device for several months trying out
numerous kinds of materials suitable
for the work. Something of this na-
ture is what motorists have been
lookingfor and' We wish Mr. Melville
every success with his patent..
NAMES OMITTED
In Miss Medd's school report last•
ireek the navies of 3 scholars were
accidently omitted. In second class
B, Kenneth Hockey was third with
80%; Ruth Fraser: -fourth, 7.9 and
Jean Ross fifth, 77.
MT/ITER BEATS LONDON
t
The Exeter Juniors defeated" the
London East End team in a .fast game
of hockey at the Dome rink^oft Fri-
day evening last by the score of 12
to 4., The boys from the big city lea-
gue received a big surprise when they
crossed sticks with the locals: While
the game was fast in spots, the Exe-
ter forwards wore able to skate all
round the visitors and smothered
most of the attempts ethe latter made
to break away. Tide scoring started
early, Statham '-eering the first 0011111
inside ofa Minute from the drop of
the puck. The laofle" team displayed
some good co1 la x 1a ai
i i it �a,tio i this: re-
sulted
u
sulted in a 11 irnber of goals. After
Exeter had ,scored three goals, one
of the London fornlar.ds • broke theft
the defence but was met by Ford, the
Exeter, net -tender, who made a fine
save. The period ended A-2.
Tile second period hacl lots of life,
and the home tem added three more
counts while :[-oratloil tallied one. The
s favor.
Period ended 7 to � ,11 Lxetet•'s fnt or.
1 thet 1. ret
In _est period :Exeter scored
tree Counts, 'ilii g their tally ten,
London mettle 1,.
n do iinein fourth and .last,
.
When this goal was
4sac£both were
piled up - in the ' Exeter outs. The,
••a1ne was. -clean tiir•aue;houf„ Only. c
v, imposed and this
one penalty was r p£ se£1 c
came in the last period, J', G. Coch-
rane 1 was referee. lime tine
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Beggs;clefolicc
hoixdoat--Gaal, ,
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1"�1 '. x � 1 Millslac ,..xo,rls` stiu d 3< £lar , t.
sgu 111.1
i,c141 Cnals Ford; c.
hencer 7ev
lr,31,ttIshrre; centre', r. a::i, wings,
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4ItEDEItICJifs'. •t~TIT'E'4r l
DIES SClxsW;EAN ,Y
n Wednesday C} 1 do .• a
y z2r<,Lnrnl, about
eleven o'clock hire Frederick ' l\Titwezr
passed away very suddelxi ' at his
Bole hi Exeter north, The <deeeae-
ed had been cIfl
o r sed to his bed with
illness for a
bout three weeks, tic, 1
ti e ant
I.
the end came with startling sudden.-
'less. His age was 73, years and 12
inontlxs
He was born in the :'Pawn-
slaip of I=lay and, all his life has been
spent in this community. 'roars ago
the deceased was a resident of Exe-
ter moving from here to Zurich. A-,
bout thirteen years ago he returned
and has since been a highly esteem- t
ed resident of our town. He is sur-
vived by his widow whose maiden
name was Dianah Ruby, also two
daughters and one sox, viz: Mrs. W.
L. Geary, of Toronto, and Mrs. Dana
Koehler, of Kitchener. The arrange-
ments for the funeral have not been
'made at the time of going to press.
(NI)EItIVE'V`.t' OPERATION
1VIrs. Jas. Murray', who hese been
[ll for several weeks at Danville, was
recently taken, to Toronto.nzhere she
has undergone an operation and
at, present in a very serious condi-
tion
THROWN IF1101Fj ()UTTER
RIBS FRACTURED
On Friday last while Mr. T. J.
Millar, of Exeter North, was return-
ing from down town .in his Cutter the The sight -sense is man's most 10' -
cutter was upset just south: of the ;portant judgement -faculty- Year
bridge and 111'. Millar was thrown twin cameras pictm e for you all a
out with the result that two of his the .advantages and disadvantages
ribs were broken. i- thAt lay hi ju .il Y dden 3 st ahead of yarn,
1
if they ntivol'kxng propl;•, aur
optometristare -villot examine aeind teat
Sli'. 1Ves. Simmons, w ho .haS
re �their inechani
snand hi -we
made
Loi
cently retirted from ixl more Sask.y`o"ir the thattwill rerfed=
hats purchased the blacksmith bt si- their fau]ts,
ness of Mr. D. Russell and took pos-
session on Monday, Mr. Simmons r m ohs, Ward
CHIROPRACTOR & OPTOMETRR:r,-T.
Phone 70 i\Iain St. Exeter, On
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Get ,>rrr lxtie s Boa!
BlaiChfurd'1 ('l1 Mea
roi°ouglly Steen Cool -ed
best known Milk Substitute for.
e
s and at our prices,. n isothe leyt
1
in Calf Meals. Begin feeding'
and get res0l15, WO stbpplir'
farmers and _dealers.
Exeter rea e `.
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Lir%ted
Exeter and ' Vinche?sea
rrizn
a:lv-
0
Mos r
dM PORTANT
SENSE
4 tf `
i3USINESS ORANGE
learnt his trade in this salve shop
about twenty years ago and his many
friends will welcome :hint back. Mr,.
Russell has not yet decided hat he.
intends to don
A PARTING TOKEN:
Following the special services on
Monday evening a very,soeiable time
was held at the hone of Mr. and
Mrs, Walter Cutbusia 'when a num-
ber of young ladyfriends: of Miss
Clara Haist, who is returning to her.
hone at Crediton, gave her a plea- EXETER SKATING
VALENTINE
fiS1r.iiE1P,
sant surprise and presented h:er with
a nut bowl and flower jardinere. A
very jolly time was spent followed by
refreshments,
NOT }
ONLY
U
ONES
As the readers of, the August and
September 1923 issues of the Heron
Expositor have noted that Jelin Ait-
cheeon, of McKillop, and John Mar-
tin,, of Tuckersinith, brought into the
Expositor office, some apples they had
Saved from their. 1922 crop, John
M. Bell, of Usborne, (Lumley)
brought into this office.some apples
he has saved from his 1922 crop
which are still .in good condition.
Can anyone beat this? Huron Ex-
positor please copy.
SE, 1+'OE,TH DEFEATS GODERR )[-1
ANIS WINS GROUP,
Seaforth intermediates won an ex
tr•emely hard foogllt battle from God-
erich Monday night in a sudden death
game played at Clinton to declare a who are attending the• short courses
group winner, 03r tlae score of -3 to 6. ,
The 'game was clean. for the in Exeter, in: Senior's hallhioh co -
b exceptevening... The ln•ogra.lrl which con -
rough stuff pulled off all to frequent -
1 b ' A11aa1, Reid. The ice was ver silted of a debate and several Lnusi-
y y y cal numbers T.°as put alis lay rhes xneln-
stick and handicapped the players Y. P i Y
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lic.r5 o the class and was s tol T e
to tl by
reneslltnents served l`y* the \lyC,h en's
Institute.
CLINTON LOSESCITIZEN
1 T1s3 .x; -a
Cash prizes will, be awarded ter,' 1114'
following 'Costumes
Ladies' Best Character Coetniie
Gent's .Best Character Co.etu-ar
Ladies' Fancy 'Costume
Boys` Comic Costeienie
Girls Colitic Costs lie
1
'Boys' Race, Under 16 . Years of Age,
BAND IN ATTENDANCE
_ADMISSION 30c and 25c,
Lunch wiI1 ae served at: the Carni -
al, by the Ladies' . Aid of Cavan
Church, consisting of doughnuts.
sa11dwiche:s and coffee -
:The Women's Institute of town en-
tertained the staff and � young. Ixr'aple
':s. regards Y` Ertl a.. '{ carrying and
greatly y r..�,_. ds put.! c 3 1„ t 1
stickhandling, Govenlock and Ker-
slake. were best for the winners,
while Geroux and Brough starred for
the losers. A crowd of over 1,000
people attended the game, 400 of
Clinton last, one of its o:ae,< < zrA,
whom -vete clown from Coderich by
Doherty, _
best 11nown citizens 01x, F ichFr97 ;ir the
person of '
special train. Score by Periods: 1-?,,
5, 3-6. x 'William 13.
. t+au
• facturer of organs and pianos, 0,
LAST WEEK OF -° '. Doherty's death was due to echie
SPECIAL SERV1C,,ES pneumonia. Although in his Snth,
year, be enjoyed fairly gocel noel' )
The fourth week of the special lentil recently. Ile started his r,.zi,.c,Y°;
1 y
i, gr.dealer. ^ , , . ,
revival services is now Iu progress as a in furniture e ,incl r c,}'s1 c.
with keen and. growing interest. Thesonive of the ie1I .o ,rri; About
on.
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sp:aciatts tuditorltl of Jates_St. 1375 he coincn_ccthe .itil.a tux.
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eburs!! is being. well filled every. of organs under his 'nv n name, build -
night and hundreds of 'people are re- ing a small factory odd Iw.1• ebtr3
ceiving the blessing of a spiritual street. Prosperity came slowly, but
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and ,the sp
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greatly enjoyed by the congregations gln bud rnttd.e. a name .tor itself. not,
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and the. I'fenple are joining xe tl tilt e;::cLtis,� e organ manufacturer z=� <� x
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hoars very ra}%oralale cornnleirts on meantime had been enlarged a t• tb.£,
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bein deliveaed from night to night ed by fire, this acrurirlr^, twice, But
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two pastors Work. 4.o�ei.hci. The plttck,continued i,beal,l.lz.. ,G,.lttat=ci-
interest: in the busy men's ir'a 'er- e t Six: e: s ullf,ti ,i fete
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of business eachmorning, has been taken Over 1.13' :' 410111ilal/r,
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