HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1927-7-20, Page 4WEDNESDAY, JULY 20th, 1927.
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WEDNESDAY, JULY 20th, 1927.
'WELCOME HOME
On l of the entire
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Bross -Is. The Post
\oleo' s you with all the
cord;.!:cordhiht tt•hieh 1, l ,;:_,ihl:' to
ax ., ir. that ono \feel
1 ;:-Ionto et you
144 'i I t1 .t, 11)4'1 far 4.
4. Segue from the Elie`.ail:
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you have never travelled to
c11y town or city whore W,4-
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_—ain w ay \t e loom
Hoene to Brussels- all trust
that you will never 4-'t this
,-r-at celebration, .:ml before
you depart from us may W1,
Osk
"Will Ye no' Coni. Back
Again"?
Look on the lips that are smil-
ing to greet you,
S c the fresh dower; that the
people have u •wn;
Count them tiny s s and
brothers that ince: thee,
Guest of Brussels, ,bee heart
is thy own.
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N. A. M'CALLUM, SOUTH BRU:'E,
DISQUALIFIED BY TWO JUDGES
Court Found No Corrupt Practices on
the Part of Anderson, the I b.rai
Candidate—Petition for Disqual-
.ilication of A. P. Mewhinney, North
Bruce. is Dismissed, With Coats to
Petitioner. {
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halt, e1 d-wrn today ' 1 tstjl'' Po—to
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THE BRUSSELS POST
Duck or Hen ?
Why is i't that duck eggs are not as popular as hen eggs? The only
reason we know, is,: that the hon ADVERTISES just the moment
she lays an egg, while a duck keeps quiet and hides her egg under the
straw. -We try to be like the hen. We try to tell the world we have
a great line of building lumber, dimension etc.
All No. 1 5x B, C. Red Cedar Shingles (Edge grain)
All No, 1 Extra N. B, White Cedar Shingles
Alex. Murray & Co, Asphalt Shingles
• Cedar „1111. +' I ;f::,1. ahipi-.1, ;Inc: tana,(is
Siding, Flooring, Ceiling, lilculaing, Eta.
Drsssed 2x4 Hard Maple for Hay Fork Tracks
1 1 in, Pine Wagons Box Lumber, Etc,
Let's not be Ducks
EidL,1 kof etcr P1 0,
Phone flies 3m .+ E DELIVER
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::lc-tw:l on First Ballot at W`ngha:ti
,n Tuesday ioz the Coming. By-
Eixction.
' t -G r4'.. 1V.
ti 1 tto1, of \Vi:t i:a.n, was ,,day
b;: a largely attend,. ei con-
vention of the Conservatives: of the
1--fel;rai e l tltutta e\ of North Bur -
:este stoat, t the by-election an Sept -
e, lhc'r 1' made necessary through
the ,1+-: th of John 11. King, Progress -
who was elected to the Commons
in the general election of 1026. Op-
' osed unlit by William McQuillan, of
\\ 1wano-xh, for nominatiult, after a
1T.•1d of :even had withdrawn their
nemes.-lir. Spotton secure -d 157
voter, to 73 for his opponent. Mayor
MarEwan, of Goderich, com'dered a
strong possibility for nomination. was
ancon, those to withdraw their names
The nomination of Mr. Spotton was
glade unanimous on the motion of
Mr. McQuillan, who, together with
the other five nominees, u.omised
their whole -hearted support to the
1•andidate. Those nominated includ-
ed Mayor MacEwan; Pr. E. C. Weir,
Auburn; E. R. Wigle, ex-M.L.A., of
Goderich; ex -Warden J. W. McKib-
ben. Wingham; Richard Proctor, of
Morris.
it is not expected here that the
two other candidates already in the
field for the Parliamentary ueaitian,
Archie Hislop, Liberal, and Sheldon
P4 -, ken, Pn' gee sive, will iho1 abs;, to
• any ,ort of "saw -off" by them -
On the other hand, Icon. Jas.
yea;, 1'014 .li:•1lister of Thole and
George W. Spotton.
Commerce, is said to have prc:licted
that "there would be only two men
in the field on election day," and it
is possible that George Spotton will
have to combat the concerted attacks
of supporters of both these candid•
ates, as well as those of Abner Cosens
of Wingham, mentioned as an In-
dependent Liberal; and T. G. Allan„
of Dungannon, an Independent Con-
servative.
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4),'1, 0 ti—.e 'y -4tr period nen• p rn • iu 1.1.0 (1(1.11 ad1:111 earnest have made.
' 1 +;denying of any birds entered by any breeder covering the
is three,' years. At pet: eat, our pen in the Canadian cptitl 7. if
in fir -t place for all ontri::o from Ontario in the light ht•eitdi. In
the Ontario contest our pen i:; in the first place for the light
in the Nova Hetet::, CI DIANA our pan is in second place, a
Government pert holding first. We have the high hen in this con-
test in the twentieth week. •
e some
We 4-t booked up in May for 1..o ,006 chickens. Will have
surplus4-(h week at
<r per 106, antic chicks
112
per r1
100.
alter Rose Brussel
sisisatinsise
beast's discarnen I`
"1111 ine province Chinohuitalas,”
ho says, "there Is a mountain where
aro mines or steel and Andatnieoln
and also Salamanders, of which
cloth is made, which If It h'• east
into the tiro cauuu,t be burned,,•
Nupul.'on Inv, stir at('+i. the weird
Its possibilities. Den -
Jamiesubstance a i o.. 4,11111 11 t
1 ,tan and t P `? i
jatimn Fo rank1In possessed 1n a•abe ,l1+ d
purse which he later sold to Sir
Hand Sloane in i,ondon, met for
Which., to quote his own word::, he
was "paid hundeomely "
- Alwal., "Up.."
"When 1 eo bask t+ 112,'
said a French holy, "1 siotll tell lay
friends they lnmt. b.' 'up' 1n every-
thing. 1':vrrythina here is up. I ant
roused up In 1110 luoruhn;. I wake np.
14' at 114'. 1 button up toy dress. Why
'up'? 1 hu wn It down. 'rhea r eat
lip my 4,r '.i1avl, and 1 drink on my
coffee, and 111.0 wane' alt washes up
the pots, and Cll.:Om up th•t bonne.
1t is all up. You lie 441' when you ere
ill, and save up for a rainy day. Your
English Iunnun_'0 is very funny. My
employer pun Ilia bead in at my of -
h,•" the other day and said, 'I want
you to Stop t.+ 14;111, So I t up and
put my cloalt '0, When in; '..4-w ine
h.' , 1 quite werk••d up. h'' said.
'Why 1i ,v:, you -;:at your cloak on?
I told you to stip.' I said, '1 have
stew+.).d' \\h,4- he angry? 11nok
ilia my d('.•;itma and ':t'lp'
to 'toave elf,' a tan 11e meant rue to
go on."
Third Rail 1.14, sloe.
Dy 10 au00 of a this'd rail an; (ho,-
velipw +, anti, i m 'e-
ment of ('." tt:1 f. a (i 44x.. r. c. ntiy
in\.•1 d 1,,y!"f,toil$ 14:+1,10
wItheut to • ,t ,1 of Pio e alis e•r •
V'h'n 441 t!1,, eln.tructs the tree, a
light ;311..-0.-:, ;it tivritle cab, 1f ti t
is 111' ui,t1 a 1,011. ting., and xt 5,11
the 1•inhi,lg e rine att -)4111 the 011 -
gine is autom, tl :a11y rt,pp,'d by the
de'vice that applies the brakes. 'rhe
third rail can also In u,:d for a
telephom• servieo for drivers,. '
ThicketA Hundredth Year. •
St Peter's School, York, England,
celebrates this year its 1,300t1, an-
niversary. The ground on which the
present school stands was purchased
from Guy Fawkes, who was a scholar
there.
Henry Pord's Maxims.
Mr. Henry Ford in his n••w bank,
"To -day and To -morrow," lays down
the following maxims:—
"A generation also there bore a'
thousand glen to every opportunity, 1
while to -day there are a thousand
opportunities for every man."
That "a business that does not
make a profit for the buyer as well
as for the so11•-'r Is not a good busi-
ness."
That "an unemployed man is an
out -of -work customer. An underpaid
man is a customer reduced in pur-
chasing pow -"r."
That "there are always two kinds
of people in the world ---those who
pioneer and Hose wlio plod. The
plodders always attack the pioneers."
Hard Lines.
"Hard line about poor Smith,
wasn't it?" said Jones, gloomily.
"What happened to War?" asked
Drown.
"He get so far behind wish his rent
that lir had to marry his landlady."
Jazz Bands fot' London Tacks.
Jazz bands .,r.' to he "•1d=(1 to the
attractiaus of Londa;:1 parks.
Clearing Up
Sale of
Shoes
Ladies' Blonde Kid and
Patent regular s1�M. Fait Yt.M
$5.ou for e� F� �.M
Boys' Tan and ',.lack Ox-
ford regular 2449 49
$3.1)0 for
Ladies' Ilause Slippers
regular S1•65 -1.25 tu 5
for o °
This is a real Slipper for the
house \"ith rubber heel.
Other lines of Shoes at
equally low prices.
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in a 7107 1. I rc-trot.
1l ,nd to h.' disor',"••,1 at th.'
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' 1 LastTime Wednesday"foNi ht
Mary, Pickford in
"Little A nie
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Frid a & Saturday, July 22-23
� Ascin.ati g Youth"
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With P ratnount's Junior Stars
Monday, Tuesday & ed'yT„
July 25, 26 and 27
"Mc.r. ad,den's Fl ts99
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I lie Fa" Pulls of tho Sea
A Double Show 3 Reels of Comedy
Friday & Saturday, July 29 & 30
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CANADA'S HIGHWAYS Notice to Creditors
According to a recent survey by
the Federal Government at Ottawa,
'hare h0r0 2870 miles of inlprovc:i
earth roads built in Canada in 1924,
2171 miles of gravel roads, 103 miles
of waterbound manedanl, 117 of bit -
of Waterhound macadam, 1'17 of bit -
•P2 of asphaltic concrete, ;end 114 of
cement concrete, a total or 57313
miles of road. There were 1C,829
miler of Canadian road under patrol
or gang maintenance last year. The
cost of improvements and )410inlen-
anf0 in the year was $45,500,000.
These loop like huge figures, but
'when the Axe of the country is taken
into aecoullt they are merely ordin-
ary. If the country is to develop,
more money must b,. :pent year by
year on bettor highways for transport
atiol] 1(11:1 cunnnunicatilon, The
motor ear has come to stay, and, con
>c) :ntly, good muds are t 11114(0.1'
1 y. Aveordiug to reliable fit;ures,
a total of i,070,25r cars were ltd -
ml '.'d to Canada for tourist purpo.•('s
1:;,-t year hind the 1'027 record is e x -
p' e ted to surpass tots, It is +tstintat-
1 by government statisticians that
these tourists :,pent a little more
than $200,000,000 in Canada while
Canadian motor tourists in the Un-
ited States are estimated to have
nt,pent S00,000,000 leaving a large
balance in favor of Canada.
This dr•rrepuney is natural, for a
notion of cine hundred and ten mil-
lions has enormously more spending
power that one of nine 141i111'ons. Thus
good roads are not merely a big asset
in building up the country, but they
invite an inerea•.jng number of tour-
ists year by year. This has become
almost an industry by itself,
Carry Me Back To—
"That youngster seems to take a
great interest in his geography lett-
sons."
"Yes, he's planning to be a nopu-
lar• song writer when he grows up."
The Midway opens on Saturday
evening of this week,
Popular Stallions
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IMPORTED PERCI-IEON STALLION
Hesope
FRANK COLLINS, Prop,
Monday—Will letiee his own stable,
lot 27, Coll. 0, Grey, and proceed west
to Rory' McKay's Con. 4, for nem;
then North and West to Earl Mothers
Jamestown, for night.
Tuesday—Will proceed West to
Centre s1,1 road, Morris, and Nortel to
Gordon Ball's Bluevale, for noon;
then South to 43rd line, Morris, and
West to Wm. Maxwell's for nigh`.
Wedno a y—Will proceed West 4-b
11oun'lar•y, \Ionia. and Wawanosh and
South to Geo. Conk )lelgl^1tv", for
noon: then Past on 4t11 line to Jas.
Sheldon', for night.
Thursday—•Will proceed 1'1a3+ to
lent. 1,:':11041':1, i'or noon; then fest
and North 1 mile,, to his own .Mable
for night, and 10)110in till Saturday
morning.
Saturday—Will Inoce.c:d East to
1 hal and North to frowbridg.' for
Loon; them We=t ,,lon .1th colt, 'tonnn,
for night, where he will remain until
Monday nm010(1.
Terms 'I o insure a foal $12.00
r nv lisle February 1928. Partie's dis-
posing of mores will 1)e held respan•
sible for payment Wlr,'ther hi foal or
net.
i'nrohuont No. 1 211 1 1''o'nl 1
Pa:•::.',1
Enrohnnnt Certificate
ill lh:r 1'ei lir•,', l Stallion
1f'';?r)T'I? (Trip.) 1...!. is<toren' in 11144
1':+14014-:11 Porehmrott :14101 lin"lc as
14;41.1, 100,11 1' Frank C -.Vias,
of 1'11101 144. II. 1, 1''naled in 1007, has
le—en enrolled nod l The Ontario
:3101110n nc 111'1„ -Ira on the 31st
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of O,,obrt• 1921 anti plumed.
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la. Ontario Stallion Enrolment. 13"nrd
Ttcbt.:Pe14wen 12. W. Wade
Chairmen. Seeretary
1'1oUi', s 1','e, miler :31 St, 11)27.
Alphonse
WILSON MAPKS
Proprietor
Monday—Will leave Lis Own sta-
ble, Lot 18, Con. 5Morris, and go
West to John Wi hhn 4-u's fol' noon;
thence South along travel road to
Myth for flight,
Tuesday—•South to Boundary and
East to John lag,,at's for
noon; ;
thence (pwn Boundary to Walton,
then North and East to James Smtl-
lie's for night,
Wednesday --•-North to 10th Corn
and South to Brussels Jrray.1, then
North to James 11. Spivey's for noon,
then North to 0 M
0th lino orris and
home for night, where he will 1'0
amain until hriday.
Friday Pett to Brussel 4, then
down 9th Cron., Grey, 1 34, miles, then
Nortel to Richard Jaokiin's for noon;
then Wost to Wm Henderson's, 4th
line, Morris, for night..
Saturday -1% miles West, then
2 'id miles South to Oth line, then
East and West to his own stable.
Telma—To insure $13,00, payable
lot of February, 1028. Mares must
be returned regularly or they will
be charged as insured mares.
In the matter of the Estate of
William Eckmior, lato of the Town-
ship of Gray, in the County of Her-
on, Farmer, tloceasod,
Not me Ix horsby gi tell, purxunnl. to Nret4on
41, tthuptef 121, oP tit+ l21'vi�ed e.tnitutlw nP
0, hu In, 11101 11 44 101'40100 h,AYln g 1'hlt,ar ngulustr'
1110 0.1010 ul lh,, 11,1,1 W1111n1n ak•lomu'r,
fawner, decimo.,t, w4,„ diel on or 01 011 the
1l11111a44 dxy 1d •111,11•:14127, „1, ill»'("'0 (,••1:),- +'t Cil'+ -y
)'i:nuntp nr llnr"n, nen rrquLr4 it xvad
by past, 1'0101 1, nr to 11,•Ilvnr In 1•lul,9er
1'444444 )told, 1 r r lilt hint 1 Nbnrpl•, the
ltxecutors of the 11444. 14111 and h-nuunent nr
4-h, .glia le0e;e•rl 111'1 ',antes 401 ad
du •se4, with fait par4)1050,, m writing of
their maims, 01111 lh, ;3111,4re 441 I11m 1,0et11'1111:w
1411(1(1)1 1.14 41y thorn.
Aurl hartll,r lame n"ha,• (hu) 0(ter the :,3rd
liar of July, 14)7, the Heid Executors
will 'wormed to '11slr,bal v 11 n'rot' ,'
111..e -1,.;::,;:l e, Nile among the. parties mtitl,d
11141011 regard Omviolins of
winch O1 r shall th1,,, 1145,' hu 1 maim. and
sold b. ecnl ors 44,1111 not lo, 1141.10 fur the
,'„ill 115.415 015 11115 part theism' , ,,nyin'rmrlit
of wh,.,,.cln,nl they 4414" not Ilial harere
oei Y1.1 native,
1)1,1,1 t 111' 0(11 day lug., a I 19;;
W 4-l.
Nnlioit lr
for the nud to, taunts
°c anon Property for Sail
Fur soles311114i1 luJ W 1A0n(0lofto
W,1(on,
1,001 00]..!...0 ,11,
e+x,
1 4 144 \'h'to, Ave'., Tatman,
House anti Lot Tor Sale
Th'• nn:l •r,+iefrl 1,'1.1.1;1+
fur „ole the Low o
nud 4,01 nn •1411 x,) - t l,, as,il I don nine to
4-) e"4- to of the late (0 04- 444 , 1 d1,010.o0
11 res nI cid P:n, .11,15', tel 114,4- Late
1 tend 0,0-01 well, 1, ,, n ,1rrtu. wired, rte.
1'' ,r further p,a•tleu-,re, 0(4,45 to
414 A. H. MA(: 110NAT.Lr, nen++'rix.
Teacher Warated-
A pidiatticn' will be meet red by the unties.
signed for the position of Moeller of N
1 e[,.1 wr ,nwn
al
whn, $1010 cory 811,1 c xllsr-
ten,.s diust hex)', n4-, 0tnnt.
11AVIP LAIOLAW,
R.7.1 2, Myth.
rra"cs for Sale
The undersigned rsigned ff •,' his 1011•,crr 4 t • 1
100 lint 29 (0u,12. (limy, also the 100 'sores,
Lot •27 eon. 11, (trey Gat Ins tiro in first•atn?s
vondltlon,ala good buildings on hath places.
'',grans for selling poor health and no heli,.
P0,11.,85.1011 14 of 1000011. Igor further pantie
Wars, apply to. 01.1)1(148 1:, NPEIRAN,
0. R. No 3, nrassels,
Farm for vale
104 nerve being Lots 27 and 20, Pan 14. Mo.
K111op township; 1y;r "tiles from the Village oP
Walton, (1n the farm is 0 good house, (w,
burns and other oathulldings. For price and
Mt me of sale write to
1 ;Im 4110711/ 71thAvel, 4t1NNant
t xthanln, Alta.
Farm for Sale
Lot No, Pt 23, ('0lloolnron 14, Township of
21cIt111op, 1 milt. east of Walton. containing
42 acres of land; four -roomed frame House
and snO011 Lara 0051 hen house, A lI well dram
ed and fenced. Far further pal ti,ulnrs Apply
to ROBERT NOLI,14011, 1n rare of Theodore
Holland, 440„ Porth It, S. Nn 1. Phone 237.3
Bo Voir feet Bother You ?
Oh 1 the tragedy of Aching feet, the ndser5
of painfully dm: ging one foot after the oth•
or, the bittern .4,0 of watobing .others stop
Montt without toot earn In the world. Foot
misery Call 15e avoided. I know, beeanse I
swffct 111 tor years, lint 1 found a way to re-
new that painful strain upon 4115 weakened
arches, Now, 111011100 help others ; if r0(4
:•ttn•
a rcI n erer, please mention x'1111 l'osT when
writing ,1,1', WOJ(111, 22.1 Frosspect 4i„ Ham-
ilton, Ont., or may be purchased at Downing
tiros.. shoe dealers. Brussels.
NH and Lot for Sale
The undersigned offers roe 4010 hie 1300(0
0011 lot on A1h,,t street, 131usnols. House
eontoInr bath, fornaeo and is ,40,'),dn w: red.
Good garden 3,11,1 gt111000, Evsrytlltng In
11:4 elm*. repair
110•1f .r,\.., A(On U10I2W'N, Nen forth.
Farm for Sale
Vann of the lata lWillinn, 1t. 111 stle, consist.
Ing of 72 tier or e:aeollent land in the town.
=h,p al dawick. About 12 nnros of I,u,11, hal•
nuc,' all workable; plendld natural wa1rr
supply; good orrlmrd, hum, and 1,1,,, v bore+0
'Otante•) about lib toiler from c4urrlr P. O.
and .=hiapin •.tail n1 Also nun 1,r, r 111 ass
latv8 adjoining 11+.1 lass land,4-r til drain•
ed, good .11(110 nud r t ,011110 401.4• sap•
lay; trued hare, drive shed ant funs trees.
Will sell 011rntel, .5- together. a o -sosrion
March let, 114:7. Apply Cn airs Win. R. nas-
t te, 1; serve t r(0, Box 360, (40, 010, or
O. W - WA LKiai, 111t15151o, 001.
Farms for male
2:n) heron, being, the, south halves of Lots 1E,,
20,21 end 22, in the 14 (0,n,.:? GreyIowa.
uhte. IOU RCPen 111010 4 ,its fa,gll, With run.
111 ne 40ter fund 1,,,,1,., 4111 be • old separately
If dexn'od. Will ,onshtol' renting fart nr ah
to suitable
boom t, Applrtn 4-314
ORO. C1011 Nw1l(N, 12 R 2, Itinerate
or C 18One140 8N01'1ON, Winglintu,
House and Lot for Sale
The 5564lhle horns, xtni int m4- (,moon street
Brussels, the property of the la t0 al r1,, Keys,
is offarnd fol• 1511 Ie. (101001450 5155 h5.11s0 With
,,,,nein 4114110n, lrar further n,n tlnulars apply
to HA1)1(Y 1041444,
Mtf It. R. 3 Brussels
Farm 'For Sale
(The old Hamilton Place)
100 onres being19.. Lots 7 44 0 and North
40 acres or hl 4401,4,Torun,, •ry townsldp
Largo tla•,t ,.less baa u ,, plsndid .Unit. s oI 11,,11
sed.;rueot.h • witrhelll, lar(', delving sheaf,
good frame ltonse ,uta stone lritchen, large
Orchard, serer talhn g spring on farm2 miles
{fram W roxotobr u•tniglaingep1n1 s11111111ura1111f1q11r Parnonlauschool,
answrm;ivnn
4,l Iio,t'r0lurus Farm. land
values 1411144100. For partial le+ rs upplyto
T1.1013, 401044(140
Administrator John It. Oilmen estate
P. 0. box 77 W l oxotor PhOn, 110
Farms for Sale
twoneesswa
'011,1
undersigned oifm'a (m' sale his 100•ners
farm Innen N'6, hot 1, (inn, 7, Morris. Also
1141) 400044, hnlng Not 4-h £ Loh 2(1, gad its, 27,
('on, 7, a(ot•ris, (tool a and barna in
arst•olxsa 00ndtti alsoo all almgood oat-hnild'
ingo'Aral l soli with
0r W1(l,ont crop.
ionnttflnarr snaaiplpiniqg,topot' 04.00
0-
)ewal.R,. hoorU'r4-1111C4ON1•
Proprlator,1.1,11.4,
l3rnssels
Farms for Sale
100 tattoo of land, helm; tin south 40 of Lot 4,
(lo d
Coo. n the south of Lot 10 011. n
�� (J '7 i tlia
T 011111 1,P Iltnrrin tease
ow lee Patina 1,,w offer d
for th a to glow o1 d th a estata of 4-h a rooted (Jamas
tura, If not sold they Willlv to o oxo for pee
tura, Far pnrllmilnra nnnty to 4-h o oxeout000,
HID1ffi0Ti1T 1ANDBIISON