HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1938-2-16, Page 5Notices in this colpnin nos
25c up to four lines; 5c for
every extra line. Cash must
accompany ad. Orders taken
over 'Phone 35c.
WANTED—
A Young Hog, apply at Poet,
FOR SALE --
One hundred ems farm with goad
bell/peer barn 00x80 wait new woof,
erette"li vetting tboug hood. Good
erateet hone with l0•r rum e; (,:lilt'
wee, Will .tilt cheep fee quick tale
appy on Inre:n.os, int 21, eon, 5,
Orcy t.weelep,
1•c Wnt, Uor .'1!t8,
phone 41-12 le hal
FOR SALE—
A Blue re w, 5 Years 9!11, duo Fr h,
18th. apply to
1-p John Denny
C; -n, 1„ Gr y Twp,
FOR SALE—
Will sell at e seerinee, 1 1; hat
13, r ai, 17, (av y ale) Nu ri la lot
14, mon, 18. tel w'nr! up 't
tine i.ee Melee eIcCeitum,
2-p J):'. clefs:1z,,;& n
1.•1t'n' 42 Box 1, Ines -els
CUSTOM SAWING-.
Will be none at Brussels o;>: ;site
the Creamery in the Spring,
phone 42-11 James Steve::: el
NOTICE— _
Any pereons owing accounts to
the late Robert Simpson will kindly
settle the same at fie office of the
undersigned on or before Feb. 1.601,
1933. I:LMISR D. BELL,
Solicitor for the Administrator
FOR SALE --
A House and Lot, belonging to the
Smith estate, in the village of Wal-
ton to be sold to wind up the estate.
Thomas Bolger, Executor.
FISH—
Direct from the Atlantic, nightly
salt Pollock, 3 ib, 25c; 6 lb, 50c; 12
lb. $1.00,
apply FORD GARAGE
NEW SPRING SAMPLES
JCST ARRIVED—
Metre Suits, and Top Coats also
Ladies Suits and Top Coats, It
will be to your interest to look them.
over before buying. E. Barbee,
4'p phone Sx4 Brussels
FOR SALE— -
Young Work Horses, well -broken,
also Shorthorn Bulls, all serviceable
Age can spare a few heifers.
4-c Thos, Keir,
Henfryn, phone 35.0
FOR SALE—
Farm containing 90 acres, lot 12,
Con. 14. Township of 1I.cKilioP•
'Good Barns 60 x 64, cement stabling
water in barn; comfortable frame
house; good orchard, artesian well;
good sugar bush; well drained; well
fenced apply to
1-c John R. Leming,
R R no. 1, Walton
Kemp's Sale Register
AUCTIONEER AND
MONUMENT DEALER
Wed. March 2, For Andrew Doig Sr.
5,11. Lots 37 & 38 C Line, Howick
Farm Stock, .Hay & Grain
3-p See Bilis
Cd Cc( -
o�
COSTS LITTLE
Accomplishes Much
A ,w, rent sirn a doer a lot (Pt
vett' little money, tut It would re-
quoc thousand, of two tent stamps
and peronat letters to make your
wane k000,t. to ar many people at
a arc. lnoertmtnt en our Cl/00W
Want Ads.
0'
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REVLTS
13y
Srz, J. Calt'em
—The peer 19 yearn are the noisiest,
—READ I'4' Olt NOT --•A horse has
no eyebrows,
m * *
—It is hard to say whether it is
more Valise* to be held uL or held
clown.
'11 n *
—Talk about certain things giving
you the willies. B-rn-r-r this
weather, give los the woollies,
n'
---South Africa is tmtpottlnt nurses
,to seep 1ts te11-,'.eat' alnolrtage.
India expects Mintier ems,
m 0
--An engineer give,.; a complete list
t:¢ thane • that Inc found in a modern
mater car, but he events to have
c,nt: eel mentioning Ing the squeaks.
n. 1; 'it
—The nn::l•s of the gods grind Mow,
And .Awes team the way the old head
Werke team you -r trying to think up
a snappy retort to somebody's wise.,
crack,
*
\\'c, all fed tits way at tines:
Phveielan— ,re you ill? Let me
tee ytu, tongue. pieaee,''
I'.tieut-"Lt's no wee, doctor, X.
tant_no ectal tt11 you hew bad I feel.-
* m *
-'pee nut:liei••l0-law joke is over-
tone. levet notice that tvben there
is chine's, in the family, the first
pe,_tm
sole for is the wife's
o is n
"Flu"
I :me. zed a sneeze inn the air;
It tell to ground I knew not where;
Bet hard and cold were the looks of
those,
Iu whose vicinity I snoze.
a: * n,
T'AI NT"
"relit what we have,
Bat what we give;
T'afnt where we are
1'.a haw we live;
T'atot what we do,
Hut how we do it:—
That makes this life
Worth gaitug through it."
m m a
FOR YOU
If 1 could have my fohdest wish'
complete,
The sun, the moron, the stars, the
celver dew,
Or all earth's treasures all life's•
fragrance sweet,
I'd wish for your
I'd wish for you!
e I could have whate'er my fond
heart willed,
ILy lone desire revealed in Nature's
hue;
If I could have my only prayer tut -
I'd pray for you!
1'd pray for you!
Mrs. Sarah Scott
Dead In Clinton
Well -Known Resident Succumbs In
,Her 78th Year, .Funeral
On Tuesday
Mrs, Sarah. Ann Scott, beloved
wife of Adlem Scott, died Sunday at
her homte, Mary street, tv her 7&tb
year, She was born in Morris
Township, April 27, 1860, and wee
a daughter of ehe late Lancelot
Tasker and Frances Adeley, who
were of English birth and were
Pioneer settler's of Huron. Edu-
cated 1n• the public school, Bel -
grave, she afterward married
Thome Penfound, who precle.eeasecd
her by 33 years,
Later she married Adan Scott,
who samivet,, There also survive
three sestets, Mrs, A. IIugel, Ki9r-
pen; Ml's. Thomas Arleen, Regina,
Saske eLis. J. J. Hugtll, Seatoeth;
one sone Wilfird Penentiat, Goderich
township, near Loudeeborongh;
One clle•p•dttughter, Mtn', Thomas
McMichael. 'There are six grand-
children. Nineteen year: ago ,\Ir.
and Mrs. Scant retired float fUaminr;
and took up residence In Clinton.
They a1'ootted the 00:11io Street
United Church and the I ^tor, ltev,
Garnet 0, Burden, M. A., 11.D., con-
ducted ucte0l the funeral service a;: the
family reg (Lente, 3101T sheet, at 2
Pau. 'I tier d,ny. 11ntr:'rvn. Int wars
made In Maitland "haul( tranc'tery,
Seaforile
GUARANTEED
Foreman: "Do you
fit for realty hard labor?"
Ap(llcan: "Well, some of 111e best
Alders he the country have thought ,
see'
Oink
you're
THE BRUSSELS
'ROUND THE WORLD
NEWS
WRITTEN IN BRIEF FORM
SHOVELS RADIATOR FULL
Stratford, Ont.
Recent flood conditions bare canto
In handy for one Stratford motorist,
le:s automobile ile'gan to etean) 011.r
and he realized the radiator was
dry. Taking a snow shovel from
the t'811a' of a ear, used recently to
c lg oto of snow delfts', Lite motorist
shoveled In teeter teens a flooded
sectionun1l1 clic radiator was lllled.
Citizenship
Refused To
Man on Relief
London, Ont,
A 1080, who can't maty bit-) own
way s11ou1d not be a citizen of
Canada, County Judge Joseph
Wearing ruled today, as he turned
down en application for citizenship
1141 a Europc.ln-born man on relief
i11 London.
The relict recipient was one of
two mien refused naturalization
at a special court held in the 1Iid-
dlesex courthouse. Judge Weaving
said he had so:uo • evil. <:Kc '.7!•1
second main wee "certainly not the
typo we welcome here,,' bat he
didn't say what that evidence was.
NO $1 ROD LICENSES
Toronto, Ont,
Iran, Barry C. Nixen, ielinieter
of Game and Fisheries, officially
spiked recent. rumor that. a $1 rod
l:cense was planned by his depart-
ment for operation his year.
"Such a license,' he said, would
be valuable in producing further•
revenue, and would provide furth-
er con'r01 over our game -fish
angling, but let me say emphatically
that no Iegis'lation establishing this
form of tax is included in the Gov-
erranent's program for this yeatr."
The matter of a rod 1lcentse hes
been cone derecl not onity by the
Hepburn Governent, but by Ad,
-miniotrations before it for many
yeaes. It has, never been adopted
however.
N. H L. All -Stars
Paul Thompson., Chicago, scored
first .goal as Hawks defeated Toron-
to 2.1 ,Saturday and again in 1-1 tie
with Toronto Sunday night.
Syl Apps, Terolvbo, got Leafs' tie-
ing goal Sunday night atter aiding
In only seol'e Saturday,
Leroy Goldsworthy, Boston, flip-
ped in •freak goal that defeated
oanadiens. 1-0 in overtime last night.
Wilt Cede, Canadians, weathered
storm o1 Boston shots until Golds•
weethy slipped by,
Bnyau Hextadl and 'Cecil Dillon,
Rangers,, nabbed three and two
goads respectively in •Iwo weekend
victories over Menoouts, 5.3, 4-1,
Johnny Gallagher, Americans,
barought Amerks 2-1 tie with Detroit
by sinking thh:d'pet'lod goal Sunday
night,
Blind For 19 Yews
"Knock" Specialist's Services Are
Widely Sought
The last autoanobile Harry Erick -
500, of Bloomer, Wisconsin, saw
was' a 1916 model, but he has been
repairing cars since 1918,
Only by listening and running his
sensitive hands over the o01ootll
'streamlined outline* of 010118rn
automobiles can Erickson tet! how
01 00 11 auatlmoblles have advanced
educe a bit Of flying sleet took me/1Y
his eight,
Knows By Listening
He knows by listening he say:,
that automobile,, have tone a twig
"way from the days when he need to
drive one and often gent mere
time tinder the (Ku' than in It.
Erickson de e "knock(' specialist,
Car owners come from miles mound
just to leave hint 1 18101 to their,
motors and tell 111011 where the
rouble lies anti then halve, hint fix
it for 11(011,
file ahs a siclelltte, Ile makes
over old automobiles into tractor's
by (11011enirg lin wheelbnsr and 10-
518010g 4(1e rear axles with truck
axles and worm gears,
IRELAND NEEDS N'OTH'ING
Windsor, Ont,
The average Irishman will bate:
he hue tt cnuntry that •wante
n0thirg from nobody" brit never,
1(01e.se, he pat:i(t$ Seet,•h wliizkey
says Jam Csanact, Canadian
tu:l:te (110218n10 ones for Ireland,
who 1s wincing \\incisor in the 1u-
1etr;a,;, of Ir1.1I trade, _ V
Farm Boys
Get Course
Toronto, Ont.
R. J. Duman. director of Out•arie
aeriet11lural remeeentateees, an-
nouneed today 58 boy:; arrived ^t
Guelph for a two-week conte at the
C. eerie Age:vulture' College as part
of the' Da:minion-Provincial youth
tee -11110g program,
The wore+ fellows s a period of
prat:tleal funuling. After the course
the boys will return to their prac-
tical farm work and will be in a
p:^_,it•ion to take regular farm jobs,
.lir. Dungan said,
First .Amnesia Victim
At Farm Near Goderich
Goderich, Ont.
Believed to have been a viotim of
amnesia, elks Louse \\'alres, 79 -
Year -old resilent of Goderich, was
the object of au all-night starch by
provincial and -- county police on
Saturday night when she wandered
front her home on Britannia Road
and failed to realm. She was
found Sunday morning by Chief of
Pollee R, C. Pasielethwaite at the
home of Luther Arlin, Baytleid
Road, Goderich,
Miss Walters was reported by
worried relatives to have lett her
hone at. about 4 „p.m. She w'as
traced to Mitehell'S• grocery store
where she made a purchase and
from thele to Poliey's. side -road a
few miles. from Goderich but was
not found until late Sunday morn -
fug.
Will Start
This Year On
New Bridge
Owners of Wrecked Honeymoon
!Span Plan One of Arch Type
COMPLETED IN 1$39
Niagara Fa1Ls, Ont.
In a statement issued yesterday
Beenard Yaughltuth,- .president of
lite International Railway Company,
owners of the Falls'View bridge,
a,unoun5ed that a new single deck
bridge, to cost $1,500,000, well be
erected acmes. the 'Niagara lever
on the site of the bridge which col-
lapsed during a recent ice jam.
The anaoounceIllent said construe-
don
onstruethou would begin yids year and that
the bridge would be ready to handle
the 1939 sulnumer traffic.
Plans call for foundations higher
tluan the old ones and farther ue
the Gant, the I. R. C. president
suite The new bridge would be of
the arch type,
-111'. Yuugbluth said approval of
the bridge would have to be secur-
ed before construction began.
The Young man had gone to the
bazaar, but wits determined not to
amend anyth4ng
Pretty Seller — "Whitt about this
cigartt1 a c'ase?"'
Young titan •-- "1 delet smoke,"
Pretty Seller --• "This pen wiper."
Young hall --- "I never have one
use for then because I never
write."
P e1'y Seller — Thi, package of
cat dy?"
\enol^ hall --- "I never eat
t t, ly.?"
1' 'ty Seller --- '"1"11011 what about
11' 14 make ofsoap?"
The ytrnng man bought it.
MUSIC HATH CHARMS
"Dolts this village boas,; of a
choral society?" enquired the (1050
resident,
"Well," said the posahtttast:er, "I
cant say than We hnaat of it, We
just suffer la ,silence like,"
OST
WEAN= 141413, licit, 1S
WeddingAnnlversary
(Coutinuod Front Page 1)
Axid offer 411 thanks to our God t0 -
11(4(1t,
For all the 111et$eingis, for the wattles,
and 'roars,
W have shared together for fifty
ye115, '
You but I felt proud when she gold
orae this,
So 1 leaned right over and 'dittoed a I.
Icists
Ou her blushing cheek, and I thrid i
",Good wife,"
No 0110',W been more 'brave through
atom. and strife
Tlran you, you've even' done your
best to plan,
For the pare and cun(foft of "Your
nlc,c man:"
And 1 owe what sumer.• I have had
111 life,
1'o a itleasiant hone, and a helpful
w111
Dant blush, dear, for all 1 leve said
"Is. truth,"
Why you've .made a man of a
.utolgittlt::. yeath,
So. tonight l,at, 1110 thank pill, with
all Illy- heart,
For the Monte you've u:ade• and the ,.
willing part,
You're 1:layed is life's dream, "God
Bless foul'
And blro.:5 ail w.:men Who've proven
true,
Te the mon they swore to lute and
obey,
When they plighted their vows on
.heir wedding day.
BLUEVALE
The Y, P. e. of Knox Pre,0lyler-
ian ('lurch, held the regular meet-
ing Friday evening with Claude
Belismith in charge. Fallowing
short devotional period when lhss
Jean Robertson read a Scripture
55o11150 and the president led i11
prayer, a series of games. and con -
tees w -as enjoyed. The ladles Pro-
vide(' boxes of refreshments for
which the young Hien drew
numbers.
The Bible eoute11 is to emu-
uience soon, Mrs, J. 13, Greig will
conduct the contest, asking ques-
tions from St, Luke's Gospel, Miss
Loi s•Ellicett and Miss .Alba MOW -
bray were chosen captain,
'lir, and \Lrs, J. Wiekoleed, 3rd
con. 'Morris, entertained the mem-
bers of the Y. P. 17. of the United
Church to a Valentine social on
Friday evening, Ptiizes weer award-
ed the couples drawing the hest
Valentine with an accompanying
verse, the winners being Mus. S.
N. Gallaher and Spence McKinnon
and I0Liss, Irene Taylor and Orval
'Smith. Ganes and connmlunity
singing were enjoyed, Refresh-
ments were served by the hostess,
The president, George Hethering-
ton, extended the appmeciatdon of
the Seeley to Mr. and alis; Wick -
stead.
E. Wawanosh Council
Connell met on Felb, 8th with all
the m-ennbers present. Minutes of
last meeting yere read anal ap-
proved.
Comlmunicat.ions were received
and. read from the Slick Children's
Hoetpi•tal, the Ort. Mutt, Assoc„ the
Ont. Good Roads Assoc„ the Co.
Engineer regarding maintenance of
light in Lower Wingham• and the
Twp, of Tunnberry &molesting an ac
count for relief for a folmter resi-
dent of this township and were all
ordered flied.
The Auditors pesem.ed their re-
port of receipts and expenclitunes
for 1937 the same showing total
receipts o,f $29,483.84 and an ex-
penditure
x,pendittua-e of $24,508:56. Other
items of interest taken from this
rclpont showed' uncollected taxes, for
1937 on Dec, 81 exclusive of penalty
$3,488.13 with $1,478,32 of taxes still
owing for the yearar of 1934, 35 and
36. This report wee adiopted on
motion of Redmond and Beee1'oet
The collector's time for collection
of the unpaid taxes of 1937 was,
again extended another (month to
March &ah.
Ou motion of {bun, Black and
RedmloO d the road superintendent's
Salary was increase ten cents an.
hour and further that this, official
attend the conference of read super.
intaudent'ts end eul,ineels to be held
In Throttle this month,
The followine accounts. were paid
Abner Cosens, premium on
t1'easurer'9 bond $ 12.00
Dom, of He54111, Ineuliu for
patient .63
W. J. Purd,on, refund error
in dog tax 2.00
A. M,cl3urney ,@ Thompeen,
auditors each ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 15.00
" postage ...,,. .65
Meth Mnn. Tette:atone Sys.
telephone assessments 1249.00
council melon rued to meet again.
on Tuesday, "leech 8th,
A. Porterfield, Olerk
1938 PRICES
For
February and March Chic
S. C. W Leghorns (Mixed) Barred 1P, Rocks
10 •cents - 11 cents
(Day-old Pullets)
21 cents (90% guaranteed) 22 cents
April 'Chicks One Cent Less
Day-old Pullets 2 cents less
Custom Hatching 2 cents per egg set, tray ]colds 200 eggs
two hatches weekly—Tuesday and Friday
PULLETS
S. C. W. Leghorn
30c
35c
45c
60c
3 week old
4 week old
6 week old
8-10 week old
Barred P. Rocks
30c
35c'.
45c
60c
_When you place your order, you are assured the ,best
chicks and pullets. I have at the above prices, there's one
grade and one price, Of the thousands 1 Matched )est year
aga at, they were all, with the exception of 100 day old chicks,
sold locally, that speaks for itself.
WRITE OR PHONE YOUR iREQUI'REMENTS
Alec Woodr ►aw
BRUSSELS
PHONE 77-r-4 ONTARIO
a,.,• .a...4140.x'a.. `pee asere•
._...._
ETHEL
A big group, mostly young 11ecp1
cf Ethel and near vicinity assembl
ed
Weenialay alight. of leer week
and had the beet time ev, at
ekctting Party 11018 on a ten-act'e
aa•e,1 of ice. on Lesley Earls farm,
cut. 8, Grey ars i„cuu on Saturday
MeteMeteGood slat -:ng vvee enioyed
on the lee on Harvey Dobeon's
Lanni a111-inin,g the village,
Quite a uutnlber of Ethel boys ac-
cOn:y antra! Fred Cole, who plays
ho .key on Atwood teams to Listowel
Fieidvy night en attend the Lisbowei
Atwood hockey game on that date.
Aud to -show their interest in a pal.
A supply of coal arrived at Ethel
st
C. N. R. station during laweek for
J, H. Fear and was distributed to
vrillage customer's by Wm. Hamilton
with team and sleighs. Stan, -Alex-
antler also assisted in completing
the unloading.
Jas. Festal is busty cutting out a
,supply of stove wood in the. - bush
on his recently purchased farm, at.
17.11x1 citation,
Linc. B, F. Cara hats, been serioue.
ly 01 during the past ben days with
pnettvton:la, 32!ss Anmde MoMut
01150 has been instaleed as, nurse
Recovery is hoped for.
A few' cases of whooping 'cough
hare been repotted in Ethel vicin-
ity.
To Prevent Crooked'`Teet
e Dr. David McLean, of T�gbe,4u
- e'er, promulgated 1)01010 tit
:.rcan Denial Assowati
rules, for preventing crooked
to ebiltla•en:
1.. Dont allow a . baby
etc face: The anpi'i„ growing '.
w:111 grow crooked mid the teat"
be tni4651aces,
2, Dime Ilene, children to.
their faces, LLi shins on their ha
on• fl its ....Illus Reece weighs.. 10
r 1u' pelted , 1 its Weight will e t
4141\Y11'14 -j4 w$
. out give baby a er, :
.fet3ch 7.17` ln:ti'ntst cause crool('Pacifect Lee
t314eouraging mouth, 1rea
the flo„7 of air gradually de
L'r0y'{he' 'tee tit,
5- Ilave delaoldre "baby' to
A71ed because premature ex,•trac
is a e r aTlon cause of craol
teeth. '
fi, Aifter the to -tulle, itll;d
ray ha
t110 dentist look •out for signs
e-cgh.tdteeth,
7 Give ails c11414 ,plenty of na111v;.
�bubter, cheese and gr1Onv11ea4 vug•A
tarble& to harden bones, 4 '
s t,
Tile ',i..awyer'el
WhItliersoever
1 To w atey Ziac( •'- Jelin^
haw' been 1hri13edeiver (5 -
After the close of the 'raoulax
weekly 80115ion' of Fltinat '17n.ited
church I.P.S, Monday, Feb. 14. A
social hour was spent in keeping
with Valentine c11 items.
Church Honors (Pioneer Couple
On 50th Wedding Anniversary
On. Friday.vening• the 50044:eigre
Won of the tinted 'C'hmich met in
the Sunday School room which,
beautitfuley decorated with red . and
white streamers, red hearts, and
a white wedding bell. One bundled
and twenty-eight ad0i3k, and child-
ren stat down alt a banquet "supper
prepared by the ladies.
At the head table were seated
Rev, and MI's, Snell, Mr. and Mrs.
John Icing and twdlve of ,the elder'
members of the oongregation, - The.
table was decorated with. a 3 stare¢
wedding cake and ,01110
cl
'r4 0 sera'e you e1Os'e a{ n>sI
S�o. T 500151.5 lit
ea
aa>�
-What I verily think is :reit;
ThatI love Jat ei1�;Aiady;;`
A. taondartui girl, :i'z. you,t„
Anti note; (0th( ,hCS•eivafter °e•
I request the 1':411'o fi4; con
11i
I 0111ise' '0 sot 51411.
1a
'To condhtot anysiei4'htithout
Was 'pee1slCore;:1 vvi61 7uatte,,aagaotit
baskets of yellow Jonquilsi., in
of Mt'. and Mrs, John Iit(ng
are celebrated their Golden Ni 11 a recipe canis iter tour miil
cling aanivervoany 0p (Monday, ? tr a. yon 'haven't any 3a ,the p1tntr
til a little vinegar into twee, iuii]
tend at wail replace the original .in,
gredutem,t,
,Auld pa•epame, Sans deaay-.n,br!
That I illencefoatis wisp to wt(
To ;tbe best of nfksheIief .;,y
If youldl be the second Malt -t7
011 the ,fro -called soeonrl paii
111 hereby isetle a. judgntezit
In favour of you "for Tay 1tenrt,
And we'll subpoena a pttr501,
if `you slate. that you're so 1urcli,
With a writ of reem*, ?_)tntarr7
e 110. i11llrntlelrei'gned,
kldwiai:
Was also Mee. King's. blethsay,'
The reputes of -the tlilferenvt or-
ganizations were read, showing a
splendid increase in the givings end
a 'balance on halnd, The pregnant
consisted of readings' by George
Addy and Arnold Eanl, The or-
chestra favored ;With a sialeetion:
Arnold and Rota Earl gave a piano
and v-iolin eelemtien, vocal dne!t .by
Jean Pearson, Agmen ,Duwd4us and.
Dorothy Franklin. Alts, (Bennie
Add9.a read an ad,drese and 11 purse
of money was. presented to Mr. and
4415. Bing, from the congregation
and '4Vonten's As,e:oclation, far which
:4I1115 Killg hos been the Daimler
president for lowly years. Mrs.
King made a saitalee reply, thank.
inlg them all for the Mildness and
wishing the church long yeatvs' of
811((55 Rev. Swell- thanked ,the
c,ou,4rv,gatLen, and at'heir organize.
tdous for their splendid sminport and
eo'opera tion. ulna, TLing's class
then presented her with a cyclamen
3(1801. The banquet closed by
singing the, National Alutheuat, •
'OP 411
A House on Your ;
ands
Did sou ever figure out how
•mall 4 percentage of our popur
Tutton para your house where;
ahoy could see a "To Lot" elan,'
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or how largo a percentage reed,..:
our paper? Good tenants eke„
not the sand that 'heeo tithe tu'.
waste leodtaied oreond locating-,
for rime. They look In Our,
weee Ade.
1 if iota mare a hoose 08'70
Kande, tp, "Howse to tet"
Will bring them c8 iso.
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