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near hie headquartere, the i N'' he child wh:h Thus there were fi'S.
The etre:: it mus b i a
Wingham Advance -Times i
Rubustked at rhat the unem , Ila problem . woos gathe.red unto tine Some ei . bout him as he worked the teemeit-
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I CaPernaurta A. great multita -ympathetic and tinderstandieg sols
tiVINGHA111 - ONTARIO far from solved is proved by the feet Ithera to li ii to his wonderful •tea- hicitte miracle.
very Thureday morning by ;•,tit a , -- p p . eta 1 1111,11....111114.,N 1,11,111,) kg teem. seeking heal- .,
1 367 BO the le ere r • ti •' T.' e ' e• - - - 1
4 AdeaaceeTiraes publishing co, '..(tirect relief in CtInada• The oost will' ing for themselves ter their dear (ewe, ;
lb '• ; but ••••',..!5 000001) . many of theta merely out of curiesity .
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1111tRil:1---;00 Pintleac=te!2A115 ,:', Dr. Lome el e Feelhean is drirl .9 - see the great man.
v eh . Perhaps theta:I:tine again ,
be was „,
re * * *
si:1.
ss-4 which is 34 ).•••••iirs ...id. It Itrie oval a boat, while the zradtitteles las- ;
i in his possession i -r 2T. years. eenal op let, shore, a hieh ierened a
ahieller liow many i,.itzz the doe- tieing, avelitorietue
'Ta 1i, S. A., S2.50 per year.
Foreign rate, 53,00 per year,
Adverng rates.. on appatiou.
-.. has tr:Oed in dirrine this thee. And thare cometh he p
i * * ^7S '''4' ere oi Oa earuagoeui ,lairus by mune.
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THE ,PRICE OP COAL 1 I Pei Telephone. has. reducail its So seldom it is ;het we are told the
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Heiallinee in Toronto papers, last 'dividend rate. The 4•InatlerlY dividenu etnales of the Persons fer whom
ee. steted 'that F. A. 111elireetir, :win he nr•-ie which Places the ancntal ;Christ worked minteles, that this'
Reeenr the cerehiees Imes- dividend. n. a •ti,4, bitz.ilt,. Last. „year ljawus mut have been a callable char-
etrar ade
It
• 11
• ision of soy bean growing in
Ontario.
hie obtained splendid yield
•threshed beans tie a seven and a half
ee t vard the rapid
SLAT'S DIARY are field that in 1930 was in alfalfa.
After harvesting two cutting s alf-1
aed me alfa, hay. the tilted cutttner was thrash-
job tonite n •tire way home cil ter esed, The field was then fall
' skeel, eloueheel. and eeetivel to beans in late
• . lilav 1931. whn the beans were
Pflopps littie • '
letiveeted they yielded 32 bueliels
t eset killed wen
tortits ai7ret
•nnd'a the lly eeen.zda
ing eeeistered founticin
'Ma ottomo- eoy bean seed, by annual field in-
tieAion Act, duriate his investieations It was reduced frOM SVC t ater probably a man lei especial
* ;holiness and influence, And seeing
f wits shot last week at Frks 4bhn, he falleth at his feet ImpOrtan
,f tee Credit in Peel County. Nor- 4, officer of the church as he was, he
ielk County nnd others reported see- recognized One who was far -- ine wolves recently. •The wolf at the jar to hintselt,
ie ihe only welt' reptvtea so far 4 Ad beaeecheth
seetisn. ,able- no tDther even
ills so profoundly
in mentreai sem() per ten, aed ehe Roaring over the esande. of Daytona death of his dear e daughter.
Sater y ---Margie never did call Toronto fruit distributor will, in hit-
her. advised that still another prominent
Sir Malcolm Campbell set a Saying, My little dauehter is nt the
il prices are higher titan Avner- Beachi
rut -
cart enotracite it is little wonder that new record for land travel of 2724-10.8 ,Peint of death.. So near death .as uP Yet. -hht Bialhes evree ure, handle graded apples, exclusive -
the public feel they are pa:.,,eriee too 1 miles an hour. Due t e eons., wrist she when eainie left h•- euee ti thing onto me today I was lieeen- I -
of her ing. to a futball game and the Nounc--; inspector of this fruit house,
i' -'h price, ; he drove Part fthe 'tvay with one the distracted father id
riffle ateesteeatimr, our,eores and .,haagIStI-ateS lentent ne- dead, be tine tune she is dead." Chear- and 3tnt then swiched over organization had adopted this policy
Ar. ithy hands epe, het, perhens eraims cher sed. Witch stilleth the noise of easy to Procure almost unlimited sun -
3111.0 he price of British cotti,jd
cQnle to the cOnChigs:2 that the re-
tail prices charged ere toe -4 high.
The publie in general has been
is belief fer some tirea, by.. 3=
ito to blame for this eendn
ally what they want to know.
b el and so me speetion, and by carefully seleeting
lake started down seed each ;Year, Mr. Finlay has
to. Margies hollSe raised his seed te a standard of per -
tell her and We fection that enabled him to win the
inda hated to tell championship in the cantinental cone:
it was her ma petition of the Chicago crops show.
.nd she never
ed to hear the Chltari0 Apples Only
truth. inebbe- she eks a further indication of ,the
much. Prob- call as up to growing demand for graded Ontario-
• el move jair-' nite and Thank us grown apples, J. B. Fairbairra Dep -
When Welsh eoal CIII1 be Iaisi dawn * • s the imminent comelng to tell uty Minister of Agriculture, has been
as we are ae.ers of coal we did bend. This should tend tee make the (Matz. .9as) that -e-tie is even now er sed. And now Yak Will give a intimated to Mr. Fraibairn that his
I ral.- the that thou come and lay to a anther statshue and sum prea- because. of the fact that it is now
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the conein•eice we came to is that the , " A
big coal interests, such as importers, "‘
-etElijah had the eess, and noise of there waves plies of carefully graded apples grown
, y w n a , c., are e tpa. t/ Evernoand thesome person as thinking- of the way and the Tumult of the People. Ant in Ontario orchards. Another point
price of coai and that dealers in the tees a word of their own ereation. brought to lite the son of the endow
various towns and citieaway from ' In the Senate the other day the word of Zareohath (I Kings 17:21). and EnmeT thinksI done it a pur- mentioned was that the public de-
this sore ee eeppts. de net tweeze. at, "quashal" was used, but as it was Elisha won from death the son of Pose- onend for Ontario apples ie. increae-
resent, a profit s reater thanot of the dictionary the word was Shtmarinnite (2 Khios 4:34, 36), That •StandaP-I and Pa event clairch !ire: most noticeabl3.
penv gn they
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and init.:: morning but are clock was slow ee:placed by the word "quashing." ,istre may be made whole
faith in and we diadem.. get thre till the eer-
* * Whence mane Jairush: great
deserve.
With the price of coal what it
at the mines, and when they carrying
charges and raezes are added ir will
be found that for the fuel we burn
we pay mostly for freight and taxes
and eomparatively not such a great
eremite. for CtNal. This applies to Am-
erican coal,
We are ei the opinion that Weis
'coal ought to be cheaper to the Con -
Surlier and we hope that those who
• Time to Improve
President-elect Franklin D. Roose- Chest's pewer? most was on. we went in on tip toe n appeal to fanners to improve
Ye...lt -will take office this week. He And he went with him. There is and a onPrde ole fellows looked MOSS ['their farms and livestock at this time}
gess we awaked them, up iiriateati of simply marking time was `
has been much feted ,since his elec- o hesitation, no donbt of his power 21 as. I
1:made by E. R. Hampson, past presi-
then., but the yard -stick by which he tie do rvellous thin asked cif nlehbY•
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-in be measured in future vrill be . him. It. was "all in •the ilay's work", Ifunda5--I think' Pa is a going tol.dent Of the Ontario ExPerimental
his statesmanship during the next- for the Son of God! _art'• d a gi-eat ! quit his Lodge: They haven't had a Union in a recent address: "The pre -
four years. ' multitude followed him. They were, Purade for over a yr. becnz no mem- sent is not a time for a negative type
has died on them. They dont 1 of farming. No Progress can be
* * * * i curious and eager to see the expect- '• ber
The Quebec Provinee raav have al ed miracle. And they thronged him. evert Imre no sk-k- men to Sit UD With ;merle by that method. Probably neve
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province -wide lottery as a means of if/Leese. or anxiety for the life of nte settee the DePreshnn. ier has there been a finer opportunity
, - sadom chance eiimp
lattice, this hneertatean vili see the raising money- How tunes thange dear one has Drought many In an ag--
Teusda'--Illa went to a Bergen for eaving herds with nure-bred
of dee, and Aire this coal front _
tthings. This is the province that we one- of prayer to Christ's feet, Faith 'sale today and saved 30 cents me alfoundation stock and fieldt crops with
the United. King
were always tom finished each yearleften springs m the son of pear or stockena pa seamed ldnda ipure seed. Labour is more plentiful
it a to,
tamaete with the American coal arid with a surplus. tr•oable. -1. sore becun she lost her hat and land cheap than int has been for years.
e
not demand the pound of flesh from * * , * THE DEAD RAISED TO LIFE, /rehined her dress. 1 gess pa is get- May not these factors be eileen ad -
According, to the Wtight Director- WI -tile he yet spoke 'while chtist ting old raebby. he even gets sere ;vantage of in making some improve-
toies Greater Toronto has a population was still tailing with the woman he at me some times when 1 clime ne ments? Farming in Ontario will be
their agents and users as thee- an- :
* * * * of 558,818, an increase of 5495. But had healed. Thee come from the red- tree in my skooi pants. but you cant the major industry for many years to .
pear be now doinee.
Both and High teeheei ele,„ it clo-• not state thee: eyer 1:00,080
.ened Monday following a forced hol- -ef these people are at present depend-
iday due to the neeztae, epidemic. e1147'en432i7ezt
relief. -
the Ea.s-ter holiday- were cancelled it
would .f„,„Ive the pupils a chance to
catch tip with their term work.
The &itisb Isles experienced
tow and
!TIE SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON!.
had etoene last Saraiday LESSON X MARCH 6
t tied an trnic for e.orne time and
buses attended on the Toads. JESUS GIVING LOT, AND
will be lasing her reantatiant IMALTH: Mark. 5: 21-24, 35-34
of the Snews" if sl:e
watch Ot
* great • raS„, whereof we are ‘2 Sleep, as he z-2.1 ,
r of the synagogues house. Sere ichange pants eery time VDU want to come and we must adopt the long-
antsprobably bidden to keep him clime a Thee- term vision of k with faith and hope
- manly informed in the dying girl's Wensclay-wel I beleave I like Jake that better tivnes will return?
cOndiriOn. Saving, "Thy daughter is hettern e'll=v of the fellows in town
dead: whr trouble thou the Teacher hecna he is all wats willing to lone ; Ferblizers Sold in Canada
arty furtherr The rziri was dead. a fella quarter- Oneer tru-hble is .1 Of the almost iernienaerable bran&
reported brisk
and all AVDS ended; not even Jesus,. he neher has no IntlanV. :lot' fertilizers offered to the public in
Thursday, March 2104, 1933
Little tories of Big itosuits
The Board oJ D WM'S of the Mutual Life of Canada in 1897, many of whom were on
the Board when eta frac annual meeting was held on February 5th, 1871.
AT the first Annual Meeting of the
Company in 1871 the President
made the following remarks;
We were led to entertain the pro,
ject of establishing a Life Assur,
,ance Company, based upon purely
'mutual principles, believing it
highly desirable that the benefits
of life Assurance should be ex,
tended as widely as possible and at
the cheapest rates compatible with
safety to the assured."
With the passing of time theprophecies
made in 1871 regarding the Mutual
Life of Canada have come true. How
well the Company has succeeded in ful,
filling the object of the founders and
the extent to which partidpation in the
entire surplus earnings of the company
has 'reduced the net cost of protection is
revealed by our policy results of which
these examples are typical.
If you need insurance, for protection
or investment, consider the outstanding
results of Mutual Life of Canada poi,
ides and share in the success of the
Company by becoming a policyholder.
Use the coupon, today.
TEE
MUTUAL LIFE
Assurance Company
OF CANADA
Owned by the Policyholders
Head Office: WATERLOO, ONT.
Established 7869
Polley No. 175
In 1873 this policyholder bought an
Ordinary Life Policy for $1,000.00
on which he was to pay a premium
of $18.90 every year.
He arranged, however, to leave his
dividends with us to apply against
these premiums.
What happened as a result of his
inveelastment
lienjoyed sixty years of pro-
tection, for which he paid an av-
erage of $7.03 per year. His policy
Is now worth $848.90 in actual cash,
which is $427.22 MORE THAN HE
PAID IN PREMIUMS.
Policy No. 3310
This policyholder,in 1876e bought
an Ordinary Life Policy for
31,000.00, on which he paid a
premium of $18.40 yearly, leaving
his dividends to accrue.
What happened as a result of his
investment?
In 18 years his dividends mount-
ed up.. to the point where they were
sufficient to prepay all future
premiums. He had paid in only
3331.20. He has had full protection
for 57 years. He has received
5439.86 in cash dividends since his
policy became paid up, and in addi-
tion his policy today has a cash
value of 5859.65. While it remains
in force he will receive a cheque
each year for his share of the sur-
plus earnings of the Company.
Please send ine your Booklet,
"Mutual. Achievement," contain-
ing additional little stories of
big results.
Name
Addrese
Age
N-1
W. T. Booth, C. L. Ue District Agent,
Wm. Webster, Agent, R.R. 2, Lucknow, Ont. Wingham,
R. H. Martyn, Agent, Ripley, Ont.
theehthought, could do anything now. ThirsdaY-jake an me carri.ed i „4the earlier days of the fertilizer bus-
Eges have been selling on the
H2e.erstille market in Heidi...nand
±sow often de we, in our deSeahe say eole for Mrs._ leieNiglar. and she treat- iinee,s in carta.da there were hundreds, -
airturely the same thing, as if ;there ed us to eurn Rice Puding heat we hof brands width conmined so little Cni2ntY at
1.1c 13c and 15c accordino
to grade. E talers report difficul-
-ere any limit to the power and love 'Lateen- inhr..4, it so nicuck *II acct. ,actual plant food that they were . ,
3, In dispostng of the grade .eetra.'
'new they was- a wedding tee: dore w•orthless for the parpose
But Jesue - heeding the word' — - for which they were purchased.
d
the Almighty!
tilde reo-r.in
as there is apparently a 'cheap corn-
, plea. in the ntimi of the cortsurner,
'Golden. Text -Jehovah hath done' sPohen. For to; hint death was only ;condition ed zo the inclusion of a ,
1 - ie • or News and Information causme bus ro buy a rhea er ro-
iciause in the Fertilizers Ace, 1922,
dnee
tradahl stand ha endeneiree: the glatl----Ps- 1- - For the Bus— Farrne-l'i'irhig 'that everY fertilizer staa '5'
'3' "''' ICanada 'contain rKtil le:SS than 12 per Lincele Ceunty reports that vege-
Lateartes. John 11: 11-1'4 F'7.- :hat
tot, ,.\Zi fii hie, lard i.oad as mi_ rable growers are getting their early
'46-3
lrcason Chris:inns :Lee: :their
E LEsseeN ree errs sElernaG.„ places of burial hcenietezies.' mean-
e_Aetettee, .2,e, the sec_ hie; 'sleeping -nem -eh" Saizh unto the
=ding of Committee neteen o teen- o_ ava p
yell be killing some of my live stock
an' I'd have to help pay fur it as a
'stockholder,"
"Have yOU any alarm cloaks?" en-
!qaired. a customer. "What I want is
one that will arouse father aithout
•waking the , whole family."
. "1 don't know of any such clock,
;madam," said the salesman. "We keep
just the ordinary kind that wit wake
the Whole family': without disturbing
the Lea,iene ei Nadiens, on. the hince- Or...rio Cheese Production t •
hove -en phosphoric aced and potash : cash crops started in greenhouses father."
'Con -tram: to the :realer -al inapres-'1
anese Petite ha Manchuria,. as stated cred !hear of Christ's minis.:ch rnler 01 Ine h-orag°gue, Fea4 no z" ...." ...211 G , Tit. B -. --
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by Premier Bennet, ans eiyen the
isintriv or combined. In 1928 this
japa.nese sizetatiork condemning jap- .._
. Jesns had, c.r.osseti ov„m.,,,i,of the SlaVii:rE17, far he..,,k..new well leaw cheese in -- - - •• • -,..
!venrch te the remdrement still in ec- and earlY !
tomatoes grown.
endorsatton of the t iberai Leader And when -
_ :his astonishment he saw a young
. - .ezation at the 14 per cent. total plant e ,
-t 1 h'I 1
toed requirement Iran:devils of brands
and there would appear to be at least I
U3 111:40a1 acreage of cabbage lettuce
motorist ' • - -
eats raised to 14 per cent.,
Those words were -often on the lips . pain, Branch, ...the e_odtecoan eif '
- and Ins wife werepick
nicking at a favorite spot where sev-
,Ontario, neteeaseng. _ 4 1-ivestock in Middlesex: are in bet- •
1 -parked.
McKenzie King and also Labor Lead- again in the boat unzrothe other side, t'ea-"r tkaninates the world and rend-- "Fires for the e -ear 1932 st,,,,,-;tec7" the la' year rp` e °P
Ter than average condition most feed -1 .
er Woodawortle these three can He was now on the western side ter': wretrhed '1130 *lives mesl: Inc)r- the produen'on of cheese an •thas Pro- a
'No, 0 bi .4"tion.
.GENERAL ELECTRIC
irdnlx
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Now w
till en
surai4ht-uni,i benefit if,
ttiltra-viellet rays.
e -sit ni rays
eahle bodice
AMP
ers havtng ample feed to carry them
4man e. ea t y remove t le spare can
yince as approtsimazelv 842„0130.098' through the winter.
f "eriliz re were eie- out from his running -board, empty the
And he euffered ree man te follow rounds, compared with approximat•ele !.'° so I ° There is increased intereet mani-
or tee market. contents into his own tank, and care -
earth him The coming scene would 75,000,030 nounds in 1931. .An in -4 fest iu the eradication of tpbercul-
- Th-- of the Act eemb- - fully return the can. The watchin
• - • "oilaii said nothing bX., resuraing his
'. be toe eacred ior t'tiZe intrusion of a crease of arime 5.;0094.080 potmels, or .,:. i el' „.."".., .i.,
1
•Ca....'xizlis crowd such as was Sossline elven- -even per en- '11S'le'.2 n reas°na'e 'asas c'''f numniml 4
esh- "%7 --lk - " d b
L , WVAt C4L 441.-
ihas nteanz nrate.rial salting to farm-
' • teat.
osis ,n arse County 34.1 eino v
h, di the number of enquiries and new en- •
f -ed. c•-r-en4 journey later, discovered the thief in
areund Testis, and even meet of his ten -jots, eniaely when we h ---rev *2P- 22161 1111'4111 tries nr.der -the accredited herd sy
crene i 're laps lea ehe ruechase ferdlizer and
discitoes ereaet be te....,ind.K4.1 ,SC4 :Est zhe inceease in ;quality s ttl
ftl:at there might be no oornplainz of titan ennal to the increase in relatme+ ;
ifaveeitiene. .Save Peter_ and James, ,. ;prevented many a eo•iisapoPinnuent in , illainn4 \t‘o.-ernsrwo-c%rthwothr:tieaolrsseas beln'isikardneis- .; pcd and leaninte over the side, said
I
az peeeene ard -hev are command' • ;pcietly: "1 always carry a spare can
-p -e-ana whieli would hz-ve reeult-
ed ir.ixta :the use or intent.- ate mud- an e.N.,,,elient place: first_ciass yolll:te,.. Lot water, because I have a slight rad-
- lc -eat to ore- Lord i-4, :her In an address at the onteez ,..I C 1 * I iator leak. Sorry - b
esnints. and aneura.111.- were most fee- •Swine Demeestration Train, Dr.
4exently and specialle- with him. ;on -el Sze:Tenser:, prawincial zoolagish 4 _,....e - Caseem Itatcheris look for an in -1
i And they come to troe hollse cif the heamitasieerl the importance of' health Grair'g and Pac--ging* 144 la
. e...-,.• t
,trouble with his engine about a mile
,awa.y. The aggrieved motorist stop-
, a a
▪ John the.brether en James. They '4
:nlent materials-. y ou ye boon treat -
licese.s selling from 8100 to 5175 each.
creased business in ;chicks foci:431 '
ttne sima ee ranee grotenve lege, preperlY od, Better Price • t. ,
tremeie ateet Trebeaos get shdd esiet a age. Pk: s waY t'f grading and 11.--arlrin-h-- bth „ceennty, nine -gt,od young tebrablit:r7T.1/4.11: Will odes mole trains the' t I lime
inierezatien ---,, eter, one of ;that dia ;iitze farreer can expect
.Theee bee leeer movem,nt '
U hope the man who took my watch,
oeser siocipe so low
pereheed livestock in Pe
rner 17• 174,e711.1;44.7 *tat Marl -,c, who reports be avast.- for reaeket fr-In ''',-1-1-12c1•1 "has to he accomPlished '10,1 •d
in • been -etre:hazed by termer:: at I missed
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e •
!far: inner- cirele. And he beholeletla .1this age were either intnrceneriv fed .,Z,-rires, tor p„t,:ldnct, ••tne 13
eeerme, era melte T,4„:„.„,„e -nealti.„2„„. Izterma hiaid rlown" value oi situilar inraorted ,..Pnces ar'(.4311a ''S13/ each.
iine :epee:lee th.e eifeerneriies an- eitee were one ..e.f the eCaDa1D11 causes
,fore, sir?'
hee ZZ,Va$11731 were :care- authrifiy herre• ard the fa-eree - • - -
b a a , 1:1 leeus ri," most tarne I -
ord_er to, give -service to the far- iliztaitte`"
zp- as:tee. Srealtaehiten and clvanlinesssikla and ccrcPatition hcme-grown I
thr
Which ne-ey sehmeed by ererittira the und attrareive tracking.
o tztatments were z,eezztmellaei t..z ;ay nitre
attenticin gracing,3iseed-e.,ILleeionzzerlypraibceoLtaitlaltiliewiRmetnitrhee•s:sv„111.,bt aoiiNitolae:in-lic,"?1,1,asnailde iitNtLele ttieliancelszert„ha`t'wthoienh_
pr;:rincial Dr. Lionel •z:ter- Far-tmel's this r1-.47-rii-lc'e- lic'vreve-i`s iNvit7 Year* 4, "I etsu," shouted ireekle-faced
tel:S:71.t Ontaric, A-eterinary 1112-1; '1rce.d
tt3R f'4" 1;ice cream an' two cows."
feem thetee,
it •
is net tepen ereerds, alieet these is an eXp.:Ttable SU77,7:11S.
-
generally ts thinner in!.
ecause the thing was slow!
,Glen(Trrv than nAnql due to scarcity Ilarber: -Haven't shaved you be -
ex Xew Zialar fa-am:ere .er Procle-ees
ar.o s;erze-: .s ele---ye be on the irelle- ••-••• •eaee. ecanse 0: their laNe eQn
-
,,ervaztre zhe heuse of pcssible i-afectien from interna.1 distant maikets- PcTi03 ,s tratsPor.- Lustonier: "No, 6
the hce industry. Com- ,I'zr'orit'zts those ntarhets. are fore- " CCalutn, Vit$tOrti
• meherning a scene tam
And when he as en Ted itt. be
Whet- make :c -c,
7 and In-oeph Gfiell"s r.reazest
•eter been ideee in e-.-ovezlet.
h scar in
oduzs-
in closets:: ard taller; 'it works ;tin Ger11-0h, ent. 'to rio. encept :::12C.r.iC
youngster: "Butte,r and cheese, an"
Tha crowd • Soy Bean,s in Kent
ereftert., nntil sasee attezt•ot in
;1$ lfarrn
e
'rttnost b...-: tlii.„7,ersezi .'..1.21'4 the CY="nri'l . The rrinner ei the say be -an ern-, 4rhneheae"--4-- a -h - h - reo . Suitor ----*`'Er-1-er-ara seeking
▪ be eeratea. The tilted is net hienseeee, aer,,, ee. G. .1.-.5,..„.a.,r. ee 40,e .„.,,,.., product; ''.1,C...1- deentestie renseemptietel your daughter's hand -es -hare you
cif aft, bet shitiezzie Cariet. a:4,', ,c,-.a.e.ea ,eciet eate.enetereate Grain eed eat.„,,,,e it will be extremely diffittilt. to ors ( any objectiotts, sirr
,,i'd, n:t. seteen :het the eltihl "rine ea- Shia- at 'Cierizage, began to reree-t- soy ,-i-"sr,":',32e /--Lne 1:'""all'etS" i Izatiter:: "None at all. Take the one
nso„ :-,r in a r,....ma„ but, asbans ns nn aIl r-crind sto:k fo4:05 that's always it my pocket."
rase :,,,,7, 1„azaras, 7...e. -,-:::nt that, ,Whtn tthe Euro:Nan corn btlez irrracl- Cmetcent Repert-h Fanner liatdpatrel place lay right
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i.s 'Hke sleep in ee-et. ed the field,e •of Keril Cennete in 192;3.
sa,L,r;fr., the line ot tee aproaelting railway First tasiaess Mau: 'Iv
111:1r, tc, Accra,: Mt. Finlay at 44eeet 'time decided lc., fro=, the STA:3..,,..e net'n1...7..z.trre..;,:cn,. Train 4 -survey, ,and the contpany was, awdous pretty good office boy now, but the
tInt bre,. sc,7c,r,ls 'tlle 0, A. C.-211.1 resist:etre:5:1a She:Thu=1e in Dtrtlertz^- Ccunty. se,zuctliate the 01,a num, The dile. little beggar will whistle 'while he
7.1.t.tY iTaziely .0.1, bean seed. ,ffe .54:r. -5 -ed, Mahar farmers, in lialton Cotretere !le -eta -lit agent went out to see hitn, works."
• 4-1 11 -en -_ -.- atl-tt 11X21 ao5 111:25 ritvisr8thi. aee ettele4averiatg ;severe re_en 'this eand finally thought to tIxe mat., SeCOnd Ditto: lucky; wine
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sentitnentr Ent helnenne. Which le .11 to be reli.ited4rxployirg them f-hrr
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attd, rtZA In ,mheresr zeess., dev.atell It. sion etin-,, eeine e e
ayang: "Our eompany offers you 1.1Y whistles."
in cash and $1,000 worth of
1 fir the right of way through A judge asked a negro in co
he wanted a lawyer,
a old Hard- "No, :soh, I don't warit tua
railroad run-lbat I auttinly tould use
Mug know,7good witnost$,"
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