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(.1.1 TOhl r N1- o9 1'' T HU(;sDAY DECEMBER ' 23 1915 W. H. Kerr & Son, Editors and Publishers
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Ebony Goods -A complete -range:• Ivory Goods -New goodsj,
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Safety Razors -All the ' gond ma1eta, Shaving Brushes, Straps,
Etc. Fonntain Pens; Perfumes -Floral extracts, new goods,
Legzets C,hgcolares-,We are; just introducing this make of Candy
to Clinton, and we are ,prepared to hack tap the statement, that
rhi>y are superior to any other make on tire. market, A fine
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OF CANADA
Capital Authorized $25,000,000
Capital paid np •... 11,560.000
Reserve and undivided profits 13,500,000
Total Assets • • 155,000,000
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4..AP1TAL AND RESERVE $8,810,000
96 Branches in Canada
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`CIRCULAR LETTERS OF CREDIT
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or boys' Christmas.
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Press Rotes on the
Horan Co, Council,
Clinton's first Recruiting
HRISr S comm inaughiated Meeting Brings Success
intiong men a new er'a of good
will, ,n.1 rl:e a consequence
thrones are tottering, chains Splendid Addresses
What Some Editors think of Their are loosening, pt'ipon doors are opening and Good Music
Action in Turning down the and practical Christian beneficence is -_
Grant to the 161:st Battl floodingthe world with sunshine and
_ ills it with songs of •Iadoess.-Rey.
Exeter. Advocate; -If Reeve John Dr. P. S. Henson.
Leckie 05 Brussels was the cause,, ERE is that"glad tidings," that
and it looks ,it, of the refusal of gospel of "gi'otit joy" of which
the Coun'Y CounerIs
to grant .$
$1000
or $1500 to assist in recruiting
the. Duron Batltad•.lon, then, it as
about time they were having an
election in il3russeli and a. real
man was elected to take the reeve
ship.
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5 RECRUITS SION
Andrew M^ -Galva, Clinton
John Snell, Blyth..
1 eter 'Moffatt, Cliritoo,
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ment of God's dove fur man and man's THE PROGRAM
sonship to God.,, .1d ntheso "glad tid-„ . t;ZtD•Sr1'G THE
ings" are for "all people 'r. so the angel ,"O Canada" Union Choir
said, There is not u single soul to
ppm the tidings of (,hr!stmas come e2uatetettlte "'Pi•y to do Your ;Bit"
Capt, Allen, Pies: Wa1!ie ,W'ilken
Thompson '
Address Rev, S.J,.A:Ilin
Quartette "We're, the boys of
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�a-_ almighty and infinite Fatller.-
IWORS'J, ye, then -so sounds' the
voice of the Eternal Spirit, the. ra a,
power•back 'of evolution= -re- Acl'dress lir. "A.. 11,Muegrove M.
form ye, for the kingdom of P. P.Wingham
raamens very mutt heaven is at hand: So eve may gird Quartdtite Good -Luck to the ;boys
ratepayers. of the county. l (Pine ourselves to every tall: of reform with ofthe.Alliee,`
ex- enthusiasm and
money is needed' to coves, new Rope au() fres! enthu Call for Reeruita,' _
pensee; in connection with recruit- ring our Christmas bells again. Rev.
ing, and whether the recruits be Dr. 11, Heber Newton. Quartette Well Neves Let the
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brought fr'otii town' or country, T mt't he that in every gift with GOD SAVE T'HL KING
Us " Work should be y
the cost- of tl 1 h blessed Christmas
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Wingham Tint es ; We cannot
agree with the County, Councillors
in this natit'er. Thy' n1,000 would
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Neckwear
Gloves
Suspenders
Umbrellas
Underwear
Shirts
Wool Claus
Tweed Caps
Bath Robes
Pyjamas
Night. Robes
Sweater. Coats
Suits
Overcoats
Raincoats
Fancy Vests
Cuff Links (
Hosiery
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which a s Thciabove .conveys very little
borne by the country' as well ns tide we gladden Our children's of what goof things were handed
the town taxpayer. hearts we are the Dlagi again of,out at. the, first Recruiting Meet-.
`Perin • treasure to the Holy Ohfld. We inti held last Monday nig,htAwell
Wingham Advance ;-If )Huron may make it so. But richer gifts than failed hall greeted the officers of
these will be recluired. Out endurance the lalst Battalion when it was
county council had not turned shall be our gift to him wlro gave him- t the to start the meeting. The
their thoughts.to the coating elec- self. 1s there toil for us, that we ut,(dre(sees by Rev. S. J., Allen and
Mr 11Iu'sgrote were well deliverer
virus doulbtfees they would have inay honor him? Is there self, denial? and the nuallllettes by the soldier
voted $1,000_ to Biel iitst battalion. Are there holy cousecratlou and humble boys received hearty applause
Now the telLow who is too miser- service, that shall make the World- at Lieut, -Col. Combe was chairman of
able+ to gi'v'e a don'it:ion will get last a spotless sacrifice re him who the evening and appdale:d for re',
purchased it? cruets and hio appealydvaa not in
off lucky again, and his unselfish vain as three enlistecr in the hall
neighbor will payhis share and 0 we keep Christmas because of and two others atthe close' , of
his own toot its good tidings of great joy. the meeting.
The season of its occurrence is In his opening remarks Mr. Allis
—0--' our ripest time. The north congratulatled the men of the new
Goderieh Signal ;-Though some wind and the snow le that wind hays Battalion as well as the officers, He
thing is to be said, in favor of the made us what we are. It drove us to reviewed the war and spoke of
contention that all' recruiting ex- the hearth, to the sacred Ores of the our gallant min who were now in
pensee should be paid by the Gov inner circle, to the building of the key•
the trenches or in the Old Country
Hey stated that this -vas our w,ar
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NO: OFFICIAL CHURCH aER4L�3; HAVE A PLAYER PIANO
Owing to .Sunday. being Christi -
mag Sunday there will he no offi-
cial church service the soldiers
of the 761st Battl; as many will be
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BERG r. SE-n.LF:7 HERE.
Sergt, eciey arrvied in, town
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on Tqe d,ay from Galt then
has been connected( with the 10th
Battl. and wilt be one of the drill
Sergeftnts ,for the 141st Battl.
INTC HEADQUARTE4? .
At the Recruiting office in Clinton
the soldiers and soldiers to be are en
tertained of music, from a player
pure .
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Waterloo Cnuncil.liasgranted :1,000
' to the regiments being recruited in the
County. Huron should do at least
half as well as. Waterloo, •,
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The lastest Canadian casualty -Sir
Sam Hughes laid low by la grippe.
Brussels was
Me. Ronald Sinclair , f Bi
here Thursday interviewing thekofficers
The officers of the 101st Battl. 1'ir. Sinclair has been connected with
moved into;headquarters this week the Queen's Own, Toronto and the Otbs'
and are now getting •sown to hird Regiment Vancouver, sr, would he an
Work. active recruit in the 181st Batcl.
Make it a truly Huron Battlalion
Theere is lust one way to do -it.
Huron boys here and abroad must
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The staff of the 101st Regiment are
Le induced to enlist. receiving daily otters from all over the
Dominion to enlist in'the • "Huron,"
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BRUCE CO. GAVE GRANT, who are anxious to conte and fight Inc
the country of their birth. Colin 0,
The Bruce Country Council made Shaw, son of Mr. John Shaw; who has
a grant of ,$1,00) to aid in recruit-, been a resident of the States for 15
ing th etBruce Battalion yearn, writes that, he is anxious to .
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SOLDIERS NOW CARRY RDFLES' creep shot, he will he readily accepted
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The army rifles came last week Who said the mothers are objecting,
and the recruits are now drilling to their sons enlisting? Just look over
with thein. he list in Clinton and see how many
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forward on behalf of their native
FOR BAYONET TRAINING. country. They are not in Clinton,
The militia department, at Otta- wherever they maybe.
wa has bought 10.000 wooden duns - tan
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°Foment, it must, be admitted stone in the arch of our civilization, and the men were asked to enlist my rifles f.oe training .Cana t
that if we waited for ever bo:d,y the home of the Cliristinn'man.-Ltev. to fight for honor home. Country soldiers tin the moot effective
Y 'Dr. S. P. Cadman. and liberty. Why Canada had not, handling. _o1 the bayonet. The
else -to do everything he, 'should been bombarded or shelled' by the diuinmies are equipped with a
he should de a great many thingsQDAY all institutions are be- Gevfmans it was because the. . Brit- spring bayonet, which gives when
in which we are vitally interested T ginning to imitate the wise ish Navy ruled the wares.. In clog an, opponent is touched, so as to
log he stated that the surest way prevent injury to the men,
to end the war was to have the
t-iggest army so that it would 'be
a lasting peace: .
would remain undone, Huron i men from the east, who
brought to the Divine Child
r minty is, interested in the re,- their gold and aromatic spices, their
crniting of a battalion to repre- frankincense and tret}sure. •Christ's
sent this county in the Canadian estimate of the value of childhood has
fighting forces, as Other counties he conqd, tworld. ittgh
chtlduerebood is the very heartis andhougentiu0fs
are represented and to say that of Christian civilization, -trey, Dr,
the Government •should pay the Newell Dwight Hillis.
i,ceruiting exper_es hardly meets •
the responsibility of this county' %ORNLNG, noon and night, for
breakfast, dinner and sup -
to the cause which; we all have at d s'r per, the first thing ou awake
heart. We ur'dersi{and tbat some ingi I II
of ( the members. of eh;l. county
council were not fully inflornicd
tis to why a grant for recruiting
expenses was ;t equested, The
Government pays the salaries of
giving, of service, of doing1'a others.
recruiting office; S. but the calmly -Rev. Dr. Francis L1 Clark.
Is expected to meet such expensesAND
did you ever think whatas: rent df hlls floe recruitingpeculiarly blesed sone() in the
• meetingsexpenes of spreke s fprear's of those watching steep•
such •meetings, ,t ent • of offices at herds of the valley' of BethiC-
bem was the aunouucement of the
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the various ,
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angels, "Christ bas c
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prfnting and d:stn•ibution o p the gate of paradise n•as shut against
ters, cite, The request is to be, our first parents hie advent had been
renewed at the January meeting looked forward to as the hope of a lost
of the conned. and more explicitl world,
information should then b e forth
coining,
Mr, .lfusgrove in hie opening re
marks spoke on lithe action of
the County Councillors, and `us-
ing the expression "Thd Govern-
ment should bear the expression.
showed how that Huron Co. had
Leen asked to raise a battalion of
1,150 mon which was only 2°%, of
the population while other Count
and the net t i ug ou gu• les were going( as hist, as fi%. He
believed it was the, duty of the
ing to sleep, evert' hour of every day County o hand these men ON to
of every week of everymouth of the- lite ho'-ernrnent free of ehai•ge.
year we want the spirit of Clavistmas, Mr.11Jusgrove sketched our great
for it is the spirit Of ministration, of heritage from the time Wolfe cap-
tured Canada nearly 150 years ago
up to the present and during that
time we were free from cost o1
ot,'etion, He spoke of Britain's
entry into the war of her Importo
wards- riat,cc and Belgium. Dur
irg this address he showed the
clifierence between British and Ger
man rule in their colonies and
showed how South Africa was now
helping ingh)ntl when a1 few years
ago was a bitter enemy Ste closed
his address in an( appeal for re-
crv!l•s.
TILL there is call for strenuousJn the pl(atlores. were Majors
Hays anti McTaggart, Capt. ARM,
endeavor and constant H
fight Capt, od, of the tslet, Ree'te
against evils without uad with. 1'u ri. Cnnneilgeatslot Walk se, Nlesst _,
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With just three weeks to do your buying, we
would hint that you make your selection early, whit'
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can. and will make any exchange
you desire after Christmas.
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Agent for Co P. IL -Telegraph Co.
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Henson Observer. -The action of
the County Council in refusing the
request Of the officers of the
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in, as though God would re-
mind us that this is not our rest, that
the true Miliday (holy dui', as it used
t bewritten) 1 b at his rgtrt
B J. G'ribh:n, s, COD McTaggart, W,
Ilrydone and A. T. Cooper o1 the
Recruiting League, Mies Clete
o Wri en s above ii
Ford was the. accompanist 'of the
hand, -lieu, Dr. P. S. Henson, evening and pertorm.ed in her Its -
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.Bishop David Williams of the
Anglican Diocese of Huroat: has
issued his usual Christmas pas-
toral, It follopvs; ,
Once. ;again we are 'about to'cont
memorate the greatest] event in
human history -the coming in the
uron's Pastoral' Reminder of War
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Invites you all, Father Mother
Sister and Brother to come and
see him Wednesday.' Thursday:
and Friday, 22nd, 23rd rend 21th
at O'Neil's store all- afternoon.
lie wants all the little boys
and girls especially to come and
tell him what 'th'y would like
for Christmas.
Everybody Come
The "Store of Quality
W. T. OO'NEIL
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flesh of the Eternal Son oft God, the birth of. Him. who is the Truly
that he might by his hurmilletion I
r•edeiem mankind for the glory. for '
which we were created. That is
the overlwheLmiug foot{ and vision
of Christmas, which notching else
must ovensbadbw,
All .Gooch From 'One Sources
Even the great war must mot
engross us so as td put that event
out of our minds. Indeed it can-
not we fel re h
the fun
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darnental issues at eitake. For
what are we conilendong? Is it
not for truth,. liberty, brother, -
hood, and the defence of
the
weak against the tynanny of the
strnn.g? And di, we not ;owe
who was
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ihose< conceptionsi
born as on the first ' Chrisltmas
Day? Apart from him the world
knows, only thcl dotita'ine 'that
might is righ'. &I1 the progrelts
which mankind had made upward
to the substitutiion and ascend-
eneyt of moral over brute force in
the life of mien and of nations rs
i due to' the impulse and inspir-
afien given to mankind through
the Incarnation of the;Son, of God.
It is for this' aseendiancy 'that -we
are really (contending in Odds
1 ascendlancy that we ,are really
contending in this greatl conflict
Let us apply to ourse.vles .the'.
principals for which we contend.
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1 Christmas Day comnreu'iorstes
who is the Brother of every man,
and who came in the weakness and
innocence of a little baba and to
seek and to savo the weak 'arnd
the helpless. It is therefore' the
festival of TruMh, of`brotherhood,
of the sacredness of the weak arid
th,e helpless. Let us be true in
our words and it our lives, oroth-
erly (.n our relation ttjoothers,
helpers and defenders oftpe weakak
-weak whether by reason. of ,age,
condition, sex, or race;. and let us
practice tbetve principles in our
own monecliate circle' and neigh-
blorhood, 1f' the Eternal Son laid
aside the riches and glory of his
obe'born
and to
heavenly. Home t
live in the 'loWliest state that 'kyle
through hispoverty, might he rich,
shall not toe, who& owe to him all
-our hopes of erternali blessednelss,
following in his steps. and humble,
and deny oursettves that .others:
through our poverty( may be en-
riched?
IIe "for us men and for our sal
vation came down from ,helai'en'
and: was made elan and W aS incar-
nate' by the Holy. Ghost of the
'Virgin Mary "
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ATTENDED FUNERAL.
Ldiul..Col. Combe attended the
funeral of Bandmaster Reg Black-
stone of the 33rd Rego, Band at
Goclerich on Friday afternoon last.
DAILY WALKS
The local recruits are out every
day on a five unle walk, rand are
fait getting hard'elned to it.
CHANGE 01 OFFICERS.
Mr, John A Cooper, Editor of The
Canadian Courier and son of Mrs. Writ
Cooper, of Clinton has enlisted. Els
has been previously appointed Captain
in the 111th Battalion. The appoint-
ment of Captain Cooper was made
known in ipn order issued at Headgear
tees last Faiday and the news wilt
come as a surprise to his many friends
Captain Cooper is a reserve otlicer of
the Q. 0, R. and will go back on the
active strength of his old regiment in
order to qualify fof his appointment.
He has been helping in the recruiting
of the 1141b for some weeks in Heidi
mend county,
MORE RECRUITS.
Clinton's recruits now total 50
up to Wednesday noon and more
are conning. ,Following is the list
Major McPhail who was 'first 1 of the Counlly,-
mentioned as junior Major and Ma-' CLINTON.
jor R• S IIays as genior major, hos • ;nd:reGv McGarva,
been changed around :mei senior &,.1 caror do Ho wee.
offh:ers duties ii more outside and
the junior off leer's inside work, W. Brimfield.
and the change suits both officers
to pe,lfection.
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Hays, barrister of this town, , 1as
dlonned the khaki, having accept-
ed a junior majorship in the new
Huron regiment He was offered
the position, of major but declined
pilfering the loner office. Mr.
'Hays' eldest son is also in the ser -
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SOME OF TEE EYCLJSES,
"0 Come let us adore hien, Christ
the Lords"
Belidve me Yours faithfully'',
DAVID HURON mitted to Ottawa.
I'll go when they need nae,
Let them take the single sten
first,
I couldn't pass the examination.
There are lots of ffellows to go.0
My eyesight would( bar me.
I dont believe in war.
Canada has done enough.
My firm wouldn't let me leave.
Why should I go and others not?
Fight or pay? Welk 1'11 pay.
My folks don't want me to go.
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1 LEBK IN ORDERLY ROOM,
.Pte, Straiton:, of Goderich his
come to L'lintlon .to be 'Cleric in
the Orderly room at headquarters.
OFFIC]SIt - TRANSPIIiRRE'D.•
Sergt John Seeley, who enlisted
with the r1
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Per red
Seeley has just recently moved his
family from Bruoefield to Clanton
so when he reports here be will be
at home.
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Only two days Proal; ,Christmas
'urd'Rein) y Ford hasn't got the
•soidiers out of the trenches yet,
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'i!OR CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS
Many of the recruits are apply-
ing or Sour day leave for Christ
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the numbex+ allowed to
then
The other
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halt goes for New .Years.
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GETS A DOCTORS CERTIFICATE
Every man rejected by the doe -
tor is givan a medical certificate,
stating that he has offered his
services, and has been rejected. 1
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le ART ACM BADGES.
Wm. Snell, Blyth.
Wm. 11'. Snell, Blyth,
Stanley 3, Sneer, Byllh.l
J. W. Minor, Kipper.
john 'lamer, Paris.
,Cramer,
E. Ross, Port McNic'oll.
H. W. ,Martin, Port' McNicolL
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F, B. Riley
Tas, t'. Kirk.
BRUSSELS,
H. Campbell.
W. R. Clark.
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WINGHAM,
L. Kirkham.
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Barry Wallet
Jas Ball
W.F. Cornwall
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Local News
A SiTCCJssS.
A packed town hall of children
their mothers at, grandmothers
grandmothers
on Friday afternoora.last was the
result of Santa Claus letter to
Mr. 'Toni Jackson( to cone ouIJ
and see Moving Pictures of
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Cindea•eLla without any charge,
was a sudcess in every •sense mf
the word. Although by some In18-
ta'ke the pictures of) "Cinderella
went astray yet those were
shown were good,. funny and in
struletive, and no one went away
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'Uncle'Tom Jack-
son
son has prom"Cinde-
rella"
to have 'C'inda-
rella" here next month or some.+
thing Will bust. jaeeides the picture
songs and recitation. and Victrolai
music was given between the reelsl
Another interesting feature of this
free show was a prize offered by,
Uncle Tont to the oldest lady com-•
ing out to thus show, and was won
A movement is oto toot' for the by Mrs, Geo. Connell, age 04, while.
we•arinn of khaki arm badges by Mrs. Clara Sloman came fseeoud
rejected, mer, so that they may be
dtsiin�gi3lisl,e,d from' the "slackers>' age, 81, and many between i0 ani
Tion 'a na;'does n,,tl find unfvers;aJ. 110, 'who saw Moving Pictures for'
fwvor at 'the present time It is tire first Irma, also a'priae to th®
thought "to hs rather soon for re-
sorting to extreme measures, The grandmother who has the most
auls,gelstion howi•:ver. is atl present °5'1511)4 ehildre,li and was, won bg
being considered byI3rigadier Airs. Jas. Livermoi e, who has t10
,curia! bogie, and has peen sub- living -a good reeordt
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