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W10DN10owDAY, MAY ,'15th, 19'
MAY., 1929
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ANNUAL MEETING -_
HELD AT WI'NGUAM
Mrs, 17 t. Perrie Heads Maitland
Presbyterial of W. M. S.
For This Year,
The fifteenth annual meeting of
the Maitland Presbytery of the W.
U. S., of the Presbyterian church of
Canada, was held in St, Andrew's
Presbyterian chore,,, Wingham on
Tuesday. Mrs, Rev, D. Perrie, presi-
dent of the Presbyterial presided at
the sessions which were held morn
ing and afternoon. The morning,
session opened with singing and de•.
votionaI exercises led by Mrs. An-
derson and Mrs. Campbell of Bal -
grave auxiliary, after Which en-
couraging reports front the following
departments were given by the sev•
eral secretaries. Home Helpers,
Glad Tidings, Supply, Library and
Literature, Welcome and Welt/ire.
Young Women's Mission Band,
May Hatched Chicks
Barred honks 180 each 9, C. White Legborns 17e each
Hatching Biggs from April to July Do each
Above pri0es are For eustomers costing to the ftu•m fo'r their
purchase. ()bloke are sunt in regular boxes but customers
nxuet furnish container for Eggs. a Founts? deed
If you are in need of a new 13rooder Stove,
Hoppers, eto , let ale quote ]prices on Royal egnip ment,
C. G. CAMPBELL
Thune 131vtb 10 LI AL'13URN, ONT.
rRE **U3$l L,S Pooer
timber cuperatraotnre with con-
e
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BBE THOUGHTS
,,• For This Week • 1
iilolo 1'hogtht6 momorizod w111 props .
Pr aol,l.p boding. In. der Y4.f•+,
SUNDAY,
God is not a man, that he sh
lie.—Ntun, 23:19,
i-•-1 p, p
all my holy mountain; for the cart,, Morris 1. Grey armee- Club C i11r: o
Stop, Look and Lipstickin'
A traffic light
Means "stop". when red;
But lips that' are ditto
Mean "go ahead."
But a lip that's crimson
Sometimes smears;
Then it's time to slow down
And shift your gears,
i;1t>
A floating item in many papers
conveys the interesting information
that dresses are now being made of
cloth manufactured from banana
peelings. Ah, we know—not a dress
but a slip,
1 canto
"Sixty-five percent suffer from de-
fective vision," says an oculist, Shut
up. The referee may ne right after
all,
motor.
Insanity is said to be decreasing,
! Maybe it's because so many things
ta.4
that used to be considered crazy
aren't any more.
Q
h
9 ache That is, the more the girls lave eletiles in eonjunetion with the W. M, S,
of of EdgeWpo(l 5X Shingles
leS'
The less they wear, 1 Presbyterial, Teeswater. was. repres-
corning about May 15th, Get ?ot'o
; —�y My Wile IT:7e Play a 13anj Dolmen to accept
Westerrn, Feed 'gats bat Now S110 Picks on Me."
Rockwood,
rpt
Hard to Reconcile,
ingjfG�'lrc' S1na thing the present fasltlan
les rather
' Tho Spring meeting of the Bruce
shows Presbytery, United Church of Cana.
Is rte • er queer: Ida, was held at Wiarton on Tuesday
entedat the meeting: Rev. W. J.
i Taylor has resigned his charge at
o ccs t elle llastot'ate
our paces, The gvening Hymn.
,r th
to arrive about May 25th The just
great 'issues across the
t1= bolder now consist of the height n m riTorllt,
F1' • I Screenings a11Ci some t0 e h er 13a tuna.' may be raised, alit anti Tainlemente--The undersigned
ttillZOC on hand. whether Babe Ruth's legs will toil,, auetioneer'lute been instructed to sell
at the home of the proprieor,� Turn -
berry Street North, nl'uasels, on Fat-
urday, May lath, at 2 o'cloelt sharp,
the following: 1 team of horses: 1
AUCTION SALE
A theb i d 1l AUCTION SAID 0l r 1t
MONPAT. r
out through the coming baseball sun-
'.Chey shall not hurt nae destroy in 1 son,
shall be -tun of the knowledge of r phone 46
Jehovah as the waters cover the sea.
_Isaiah 11:9,
Wingham Junior Mission Band pre-
sented a pleasing exercise, after
which the closing words were given
by Miss A. McCallum of Kincardine
and the closing prayer by Mrs. A,
Forbes, Teeswater.
The ' evening meeting, at which
both ladies and gentlemen were pres-
ent, was presided over by Rev. lir.
Perrie Wingham, and the address
was given by Mrs. D. Ritchie of
Point Edward,
The ladies of the congregation of
St Andrew's church, Wingham, eere-
Frees, Life Membership and Corre• i
sponding Secretary. snowing, pro -1
grecs along every line. The trees
nrer's statement was given as fol• 1i
lows : in 1927, $4;799..1,•1 was rais-
ed
ain I Goderich, May 10. ---The by-law
ed or $582 over the allocation, In all Ontario. The various counties
1928, the allocation was $4,975 and granting a Heed tiescinerit on the have been grouped for the visit to
1928, the
was raised, new million ba.:h�-1 annex to the God-
$5,595.25
od- the Royal city and Tuesday, June 13
trick Elevator and Transit Company tl rite for Huron county. The
$50D being, a (c;tla: roma Breit. by the rate-•
this re
e er-
directors for the election of officers,
J. 1. Hunt was elected president, G.
L. Parsons, vice-president and tress
urer, and R. G. Sanderson, secretary,
It was decided to add two director,,
to he named later. The usual quar-
terly
uaytei'ly dividend, payable July 1, wail
passed. The company has already
under way a construction program
involving an outlay of $360,000, For
the financing of this, it is the in-
tention to apply the surplus provided
from year to year.
y .
ed dinner and supper in the Sunday FARMERS WEEK AT
school room, and much favorable ARM
comment upon the excellence of the
meals was heard on all sides.
June 13 is Alloted to Huron Co
,ELEVATOR BYLAW Splendid Program Has Be
DEFEATED BY 15
t---t
TUESDAY.
But ever follow that which is good
both among yourselves, and to all
,nen.—I. Thess. 5:15,
WEDNESDAY.
For the Lord God will help me;
therefore shall I not be confounded. '
--Isa. 50:7,
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THURSDAY
Fear thou not; for I am with thee;
be not dismayed; for 1. am thy God,
—Ise, 41:10.
FRIDAY.
Behold, the tabernacle of God is
0. A. C. NEXT MONTH with men, „and he will dwell with
them.—Rev. 21:3.
SATURDAY.
Sp en rogram s en He loveth righteousness and judg•
Arranged.
ment; the earth is full or the good -
nese of the Lord,—Pea. 33:5,
Farmers week at the Ontario
May Be Principal
W
h '2 to be PERTH COUNTY
Goderich Fixed Assessment Pro- - - This Is Your Luck F. Nlekta former Attorney -
Fails to Carry— Needed held on June 17, 18, 19 and 20 ac- general of Ontario, is being mention -1 Albert Schmidt, of Milverton, who
— Londoner cording to word received by district If you treat Sore Throats, Bronchitis ed at successor to Dr. Bruce Taylor is the owner of several goats,' has
Two -Thirds Vote airriaaltural re resentative. The Croup, •Cough, Bronchial Asthma, who has resigned as principal of one that on. Wednesday morning
Again President of the Gode-p Head Colds, Catarrh and Tonsil ills Queens University.
rich Elevator Company. Farmers' week at the U. C. is an with Mrs Sybiila Spahr's Tonsilitisgave birth to a quartette of kids.
P 4,..rieulturai College, Guelph, r.
1 annual oceurence which is looked Good results or money back. Sold w
•and to by farnters of practically by F. It, • . 1 Druggist, B le
Smrtt, cosec plied, affably. 'Probably my fathe
COME AGAIN
They were very much in love, but;
at length came the day when they
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CANDAL
, Actions for $10,000 and $600 a-
r," gainst George Tune, of Stratford, by
Henory Fetter, and George Fetter,
Kitchener, and II, J. Sims, K. C. also
of, Kitchener, were suddenly called
b t f 1; u^ r tt (. off at the Supreme Court, Kitchener,
cl( •atop was voted un other rountse in coup a had a bitter -quarrel and parted, each , i Monday afternoon as the plaintiff's
gels lady. 1g,,.re itis., 11 ht memh a els of Goderich to -day and was
chi,. There are to auxiliaries with a p y' ;> below Halton, Waterloo, Dui;erm, Perth, resolved never to see the other again.. Ponnsvhnnia man who speaks 1A were bringing their case to a close.
1 r of tlr•,i,ated by a margin of 1 ,rears passed, anti they had air -.cost ,tinge:ees leasjust married a woman
membership of ,,7L, an increase ,truce and Grey. A settlement .for $2,500 and costs,
26the required two-thirds of the total l'ie' program consists os inspect- forgotten the little love affair, when • who speaks only nine, but we'll het including the three actions, was ar-
e noon . N -glen o genet, with vote pollen. The vote
sew 'a0 ani, ion of crops, the farm at the col- one day they came face to face at the on tint lady. ;rived at.
The aft f 1 200 agttict t, The vote in detail tea,
devotional x, rcisee conducted bylegis, and the live stock, besides a . ea said C=—]aft I The following cheese was shipper,
Mrs, John Bennett Ind Mrs. R. arc- a follov:.;: — program promoted by code •e ale. from Atwood on Thursday last ; El
For Again4 You Understand
Auxiliary, rats•
y T bought lighter for cigars 'uta 192 bucca , 'Maitland, fib , 1
Jersey cow fresh s weeks, 1 Jersey
cow fresh a months; 1 Jersey cow
fresh 1 menthe; 1 Jersey heifer le
anus, old; 1 Jersey heifer calf 2 months
1 Jersey heifer Balt 11 months; 1 wage.
1 gravel box, 1 light wagon; 1 Bab'
wagon nearly new. with box and
shelvnlg; 1 cutter; 1 McCormlok..6-foot
mower; 1 ptow: 1 disc hari•oW; 1 set
team barnees, new; 1 set Slagle har-
ness: 1 large ',eater tn'O 5l'{1 2 oll
drums; 1 slush :weeper, new; 1 hen
house 12x16 feet, either as a whole or
in sections; 1 Melotte Cream Separator
nearly now; 1 washing machine; 1
sewing machine. Other' artidies too
numero50 to mention. Sale unreserved
as Proprieer has sold his property.
Terms—Sums of 510 and under cash:
'over that amount 4 months credit
given on. furnishing approved joint
notes- a per cent per annum eft for
cash on credit amounts. Land tenors
for security.
Ja,nee Taylor', Louis Williamson,
Auctioneer, Proprietors
seaside.
The man felt emarrassed, but
softly: "Why Mauro?"
"Let ale see," she said, calmly,
'was it you or your brother who used
to be an old admirer or miner'
"I really don't remember," he re-
ew-
t.
Whinney, of Dun ta.nnun s ,1st tart'. j» Oo d 1
1 • , C 40. The
Fors, W. J. 1- n !o,' an pr• -ids>nt of 3k 3g, } 7` dud from icl etches
the Wingham anile erne in a few i 1I 36 It lighted with a snap at first l cheese was sent to Ingersoll Packing
1 t' d 'i ' Dirt it lights with matches 1 Co , and the price paid 1S r c.
$25000 DAMAGE
IN CONFLAGRATION
To save my s , 1 rt' GO ; Silver Corners
well-chosen word;;, we'.+our.., rF, ". , , tt noty
legates to Winah.arn and to St. An-' .l Word has been received at List -
Pritchard
church to which air-. J A. ' t'8li ._ 1 owe, the appeal of rthe case of
r; heater that the r convicted of
in the Lis -
Following
of Sl« leswurth replied.
Following this the president's ad -1 7 towel police court for _ second of -
dress by Mrs, Perrie Was' heard with
much pleasure as well as profit.
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1.1 Cause of Fire is Unknown; Loss
Partly Coved by Insurance
Exeter, May 11—The entire plant
of the Exeter Salt Works was burn
ed down at an early hour this morn-
ing and the damage is estimated at
$25,000, partially covered by insur-
ance. The works are located near the
railroad from the residential section
of the town and when the fire was
first noticed and the alarm turned in
at 3.45 o'clock it was well under
way. Fortunately the wind was in
the right direction blowng the burn-
ing fragments and shingles away
from the town and the surrounding
gas tanks and grain elevators.
The cause of the fire is unknown,
no one being near the plant. Al-
though the plant had been operating
night and day it was closed down last
night at six o'claek to cool the brine
pans which had developed a few min-
or leaks which required repairing.
A large crowd gathered regardless
of the very early hour, no doubt due
to the continuous ringing of the fire
bell which wits kept up for fifteen
minutes.
A
•rotate 3.6 200 1
Officers Installed r SHAREHOLDERS MEET.
The report of the Provincial con . Thu annual general meeting of the
vention held two weeks ago at Hamtor and Transit Company, Limited,
ilton was given by one of the dole- shareholders of the Goderich Elova
gates, Mrs. W. J. Henderson, The was held in Mackay Hall here to -day.
report of the nominating committee There was a representative atten-
and installation of officers followed. dance in person and very fully by
The installation prayer was given by proxy. The usual routine business
Mrs. D ,Ritchie of Point Edwarit was dispensed in customary manner,
The following are the officers for The same directorate was re-elected,
the ensuing year : President, Mrs, the directors being as follows,J. I. A.
Rev, D. Perrie. Winuhaat ; 1st vice- 1 Hunt, Charles R. Hunt, of London ;
president, Mrs. R. McWhinney, Dun -1
M. McLaughlin, C. Watts, C. S. Band
gannon ; 2nd vice-president, Mrs. A. of Toronto ;R. S. Stewart, of lalitch-
Strachan„ Brussels ; 3rd vice-presi• ell, and G. L. Pearsons, of Goderich.
dent, Mrs. Rev. A. Forbes, Tees- • At a subsequent meeting of the
water ; 4th vice-president, Mrs. J. R. ! -
McKay, Kincardine ; 5th vice- C
president, Mrs. (Dr.) Simpson, Kin-, Look At The Label
tail ; treasurer, Miss M. It. MrIKen- On This Paper
z}e, Kintail ; recarding-secretary,
Mrs. W. J. Morrison, Kincardine ;
corresponding secretary, Mrs. A. M. If Your Label Reads
Carr, Wingham ; supi 'y secretary, Dec. 29—
is+r ear
sion Band secretary, Mrs. J. Link- ; and Cm.; gf]tiCt: 15 nr't for you.
biter, Teeswater ; Library and Lit -1 There are mart,: of you and
erature secretary, Mrs. J. J. Elliott,' we fele: van all. You are the
Wingham ; Home -Helpers' secretary, Sall of the earth.
M'rs. Thomas Simpson, Molesworth ; if Your Label Reads
Glad Tidings secretary, Mrs. A. Par -
Mrs. C. H. Douglas, Lucknow ; Mis-' Your paper p { f `'
terfieid, f1e1grave ; Welcome and Dec- 28
Welfare secretary, Mrs. f1. teGers, fir and 2.00 t, p;ict due,
Wingham ; Press secretary, Mrs. It,
Davidson, Dungannon ; Young Worn- If Your Label Reads
alt's secretary, Miss Dottie Hender- Dec. 27.
son, Lucknow ; Life Membership You o've for the last near as
secretary, Mrs. J. J. Elliot, Wing' 11.211 els t'h•is—that is 5iton.
Thi t'ar',1 pir'r is nnt pail
ham.
Mrs. Ritchie Was Speaker.
The chief feature of the afternoort
was an inspiring address delivcre•.l
by Mrs. (Rev.) D, ,litems:, of Point
Edward. • Mrs. Ritchie who is presi-
dent of the Sarnia Auxiliary, chose
as her subject, "The Ministry or
the Woman of the New Testament,"
basing her remarks upon the words
of Mark in his closing chapter, "Cer-
tain woolen stood at the foot of the
Cross." The speaker went on to show
thnt even women's daily round of
tail may bp made a service to the
Master if performed in the proper
sp}tit. 1Shel also stressed the import-
ance of Women's influence over the
young men and Young women tm•
trusted to their care, showing that
from these must come the ministers,
missionaries and church workers in
the future. She stressed the need of
prayer and the aoneecration of our
time our talents and our money.
An invitation from Whiteehereli
to hold the annual meeting' of
there was gratefully accepted. The
If Your label Reads
Dec. 26.
You owe for 2 wars In arrears
and this year, 56,00 in all.
.NOTIC;E—Fifty cents a year must
must be added to above for
suhtcr:piions in the Uri led
Wates,
The individual amount due is
small: but the az re ate not.
If one subscriber rtmlis to send
hi= s3.rtn for one Year is matters
lithe.
But if 400, or 200, or 1o0 err
5n17 :whscrihers do the sani.: for
one. two or more years, can you
calculaite the lass?
No men in husines'.c realizes the
troth of the saying ",Many Pickles
make a muckle." as much as the
publisher cif a newspaper dries.
Renew for The Pas
Your Holme Paper
Look at the Label
ALLOT $205000 FOR
GODERICH HARBOR
Channel East of Elevators to be
Widened and Concrete Pier
Extended
Extensive improvements to God•
el•irh Harbor are provided for in the
appropriations for harbors and riv-
ers in Ontario, passed cast friday
night in the House of Commons. The
total appropriation is $2,633,300 of
which $205,000 has been ciliated to
Goderich.
Hon. J. C. Elliot, minister of pub
lie works agreed with the ssugl:,es
tion put forward by Sir George Per -
ley (Conservative Argenteuil) that,
in the absence of many Ontario
members, any item passed last Fri
day night might be discussed when
the house next sat in committee on
estimates.
The news that the appropriation
for Goderieh has been passed was re-
ceived with general satisfaction at
the Huron County seat Saturday
morning, The money will permit of
the widening of the channel east of
the elevators from 150 to 250 feet
Considerable rock blasting and
t dredging must be done.
The North and South piers will al
so be extended. This work was start
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ec ast year and consists of replacing
WS=
"McLaughlin -Buick get-
away, power, speed and easy
riding surpass any car I have
ever driven. I do not think
there ever was a more beauti-
ful car made."
(Name upon request)
MEN and women in every community
have discovered that this dynamic
car provides an advanced standard of
motoring --that it out -runs, out -climbs,
out -performs any automobile they have
ever driven—that it is exactly what
McLaughlin -Buick owners say it is; the
finest performing automobile ever built!
More than twice as many people have
purchased McLaughlin-Buicks as any
other automobile at or above its price.
And additional thousands are getting be-
hind the wheel, getting the facts and en-
tering orders for McLaughlin-Buicks
with each passing week.
Matchless style, matchless comfort and,
above all, matchless performance, are the
reasons. Come, prove these things to your
own satisfaction. Take the wheel of this
car—test it against any other --and you,
too, will join in the countrywide
endorsement of McLaughlin-Buick!s 290
cLau Klin
s�UL1C
Alex. Anderson
DEALER ------ --••-- BRUSSELS
When BctterAwtomobi1Cs areStillt—Mcl'.au8tdln•?3uiekwilt i3(tilcl'ihem
fence, against the L. C. A. and sent-
enced to six months in jail, was dis-
missed, and thus the case as decided
by the police; magistrate here stands.
William Eizerman, of Mitchell, has
the contract for building a new $13,-
000 Lutheran Church at Monkton.
Listowel will hold their municipal
elections in December.
BRUCE COUNTY.
There is no unemployment in
Walkerton at the present time, due
to the needed repairs caused by the
flood, new buildings and highway
construction in the neighboring plac-
es, Mildmayland, Hanover.
Lucknow Horse Shoe pitchers have
organized for the season.
Dirs. Alex. L. Cherie, of Formosa,
who disposed of her household ef-
facts by public auction expects to
leave early in June to join her hus-
band at Alaska, Mr. Oberle went to
Alaska last fall, has a good position
there and likes the country fairly
well,
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Ipthe platter of the.Eetate of 51
Addison Dunbar, lute of the Tr
ship of Grey, 10 the County of Ate",,,,,
Mi0er, deceased, 'TTad.>
NOTICE is hereby given purse:tion
"'rho Revised Statutes of 0,. ,
Chapter 121, that all creditors, had
others having claims againet 01 tint
tate of the said Lloyd A. Dunbar,
died, on or absatue dame.
Marek, A. D., nrequired
ui.
or before the lath day of May, A
1025, to send by post prepaid or delrad
to 051•, a the Stanleyrl Dunbar, l
ldlnin tstrator ef the d der
ed, their Christian and surnames, The
dresses and descriptions, the full 1.
[leviers of their claims, the statern:aluz-.
of their accounts and. the nature fes
the securities, if any, held by them,
And further take notice that •(ttrbu
such lust mentioned dote, the said ells
nitnistrator will proceed to distrlhurOA
assets of the deceased amongst th, 0P
parties entitled thereto, having regar,;
only to the claims of 33•h1011 ite shaltit`
then hive notice. and the said Admin •
-
Islrator will: not be liable for said as-
sets o. :arty part thereof to any person
or persons of whose claim notice shall
not haze been received at the time of
su,•h distribution.
Dated at Wingham, this 31lh days
of April, A. 11., 1:,.
it. 1'nx5Toxix, Wingham, Ont.
500, 1tnr for the Administrator,
f AINTING
P AND
Paper Hanging
The undersigned wishes to an-
nounce that he is prepared to
handle all kinds of jobs in the
above lines, and will endeavor
to give the best of satisfaction.
Prices Reasonable
and
work promptly attended to
Alex. Coleman
Phone 6441 Brussels
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For Sale.
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NOTICE 790 CREDITORS
In the latter et tate ,::state of Mood,-
1
oodsl wail, tate of the Tmrash fp Of
(trey, hi the County of unrest, de-
,'ensed.
NOTICE Is hereby given. pursuant to
the Revised Statutes of Ontario, Chap-
ter lee, that all creditors and others
having claims against the estate of
the said Moody Holland, who died
on or about the Thirteenth day of
April, A. D, 1925, are required on
or before the 11515 day of May, to
Louis Williamson or 'Silas Johnston. .�
the Executors of the last will
and testament of the deceaaed, tholr
Christian and Surnames, addresses and
descriptions, the buil particulars of
their claims, the statement of their
secur-
ities, ifs any, held by them the And further take notice that atter
such last mentioned date the Execu-
tors will proceed to distribute the as-
sets of the deceased, amongst the par-
ties entitled thereto, having roger,
only to the claims of which they sin
then have notice and the said Exe
tors will not be Mahle for the said,
sets, or any part thereof to any
son or portions, of whose claim .._,.
shall not have been received b,t
at the time of such dlstrlbutlk
Dated at Breese's title 22rd .
April, A. D., 1039.
M. SIN('LAIR, lirttssels,
Solicitor for the Lir(;
Roll of the Township of Morrie, will be
in the Tow:whip Pell. on Mondey. Ably h,c
et 10 o'olook a m. A 11 parties interested will,'
Sleeve le, billy li129
Court of Revisio:
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Court of Revision
VILLAGE OF BRUSSELS
The Court of Revtalnn on the Aoeeeenient
Roller the VI•loge of tiross•la will beheld lin
the tloltncli Chamher, on Ai +nday Jnne srd,
et gn'elock J. in All p,rdes tutere+tad wt.l
oardingly. not A. H.MACDONAI L 0 ark
Mny ash. 1020
Hog for Service
The nndoroigned will keep for service at
Lot 21, Con. 0, Morris toWnoh,p, n Roglstered
Tamworth Bog.
GILBERT bfoOAMUM ,
44.4 Proprietor.
Ethel Delco Lighting
System for Sale
1260 watts ; 110Volts, Almost now, with
polos, wire end ell equipment Per further
portleulars apply to DR. 0, 11. AIoMABT1Cf0,
geeretery Visage Trustee Nerd, Bthel
* Farm for Sale
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✓ ■0� � ��� If YM + 1 within It,ltie 00 iltIbeletations,,,�X erne to Ethl
} 4.. Vtilag°. Will be vetoed rehooenhty for quick
q, + Hain, For further par tleulBrit. nppply on
y One Red and one Roan, ., p1em10ae 00 J. E. POW LA
Brnwndale breeding. «. Farm for Sale
* Extra choke. ,.
i' 4.1N0. G. 5PE 1 R Avory deHlrnUta Hteok furls at 160 ascus, 3G
tmile from Brussels. Geed holldinge and
t Phone 188 Per further pntion,lHr,eaApODtN
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