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saerihee •baggage '00 ,,atidit',.t.:.
otilirhe dould,see kr•Pictiliteets 'itaaelt
heading -7a Pgaletelava charge., "1414e,
Tory Peaty IS in lip mond far' rec lee,
• adeentnres . It is ' safer on thls''' old•
.statge 'with Gtithrie thad ting-,-: a'
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The Party's.' second obc4ieW" ertg':
• gjlson." Oertitinlirit Would bea corsee
choice-, than ' Guthrie: • ,Vbether •'-it'
Would be the wpast Of alprissible
selections i a for Vie 'intintriCaifffialt
ta lay, hnt its a feta gemaa that it
might. •--The,;eIti:7tititk. ie. that'..lide.'
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geataaPtelt'''te„,g1Pa "eat- tae."-al'a4as" Peasolved that whereaswerae
af"90,,te- oreaanney'refndecle, -It JO -coneinced that the 'Moat ainnieetaiit
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thaviedaeS;oat of- thou -West- Taw „eleneVinai res lutionsvvere mov-
dod ptutiositiOn. Whia-Rgis. field of„Pork is am • thet4fiengeve
bjgnilig in, the neinds andAtaW anCeariy Out et etindf d contet
ttm•eloreigners. ;of the V'ireTsts- `a lacation,. Essays •and Postera OIL
aeCtEllOirEt.,/ rt• ia joi ,PUbliofi 'chools. • • -
g' theseTeeplalhat4f_Lthe 2. Resolved,- that ive, Press for
"g9ale t•tg, ‘-m4v1REVIET;431 k--4"2 .pohbition mid stand
ot 'be °Peni. ae ever opposed to anYfOrm of license
00-4 theleoinpositien of CV"; Sew' Or Government sale of intoxicating
.•itreeeeeiaa0gad ,and 2whem„..0.00 -for liquor.
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gin -the. %%rate' • Chamber hcse
" Resolved that wei, rouse to
• statesmen taaY. fr"""ceL4-' tate for canddates, MumelYal, Pro-
treeirel-toi•oecaPY:Seata- in our *nate' &aw& Ternparalve„ in mei .and
, „to, litcfies On thee opening,
-vincial or "'rational, who; are avowed
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for re: second, that
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have deilece ter. what their panty Mai be.
Thitt,isafet the way 'Silage
ie sha..iaes . ,of• agesblved that a greettar effert
9w4rit)-10,14:77,074,7,..4,krtio- be -Maile. tlan:•locaV. qione to get
vcreurcits,,itii4tero cf.00,,,itett.,se06644nittoeiriidents,
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anf mach., etter ft :virauhl be if SOree. 0? 53• Resolved, that in. spite of tile
tfliontegtlielleetmd 24, aithdeli.trall4411 waPePasrheanut ..esatibaalclk;nvof ourstlieeipmast to
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tlea..aapireet slrtiight -in the eVe be discouraged but work and pray mote
Citaire are sate -the -wee' iteastraiglit, . Whereas we have reason to be-
earnestly- .
says `.The • Senate is bestiatif' 1, the
„„rin heve that sprne of our members have
alk thetelle
ghtles4 supported candidatea
the keys of the beckoning Fertile. that`
fav•eurable to Government sale of
The Search For a ging. liquor in the last election, forgetting
Now many other names belie 'been
Mentioned.for leadershi of:theTory
Party, but I see not ing'in, thm.
ManY of them are -therfall -4)0•64,
lows -the type you r ax.
glance to aceotaya1013 ••O'n:41Ag day's_
fihing.. They are.;
that thdir loacalty to their party
Meant gross disloyalty to their pledge
as rnemberrs of the Vir.C.T.U., thus
giving the opponents of prohibition
the op ortunity of saying that even
Men as W.C.T. . members approved of Goe-
man beings, u , '104, parta ferment sale of liquor, be it therefore
looking, for at die oreient tole resolved that members following this
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tOld,lhat et at ther tatiVi. eliall be called to express centrition
ti044-07.0uid.,„ntliseitheitasestit smut to the executive of their anion and
tOmieattlie• Mouth and eignuttlheir renew their Pledge, before being re-
1,1;!s,,IvInituriss deris_ cognized as mernbers of the Woman's
Ion... For the Tof"Ye Pin? does not christiall TerePerance Union.
yeltatitjs c ree'de The folloveing officers were appoint-
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ThisP-bagaiss...,,,of-Pfehrtig ealeader is es
a' 0.h RecOlte; President, Mrs. A. T.
CeePese.V/intn; Vice -President,' Mrs.
rresponding Se -
.•E tleee, "ode ed. for the year 1927-1928: Honorary.
Pr idents, Meedarnes Drividson and
berde-work. • o
groOng up, r. illu':.1p),(0 -its
klYz: Ar-Venex4-104.* ;gni 31 (41;VAPgfatni;
see it -tried :eta 6:10,6 ekt 0r.itary,..Bliss.gt-hei mordbek, Hensall;
Sfour filiAdtr441. ft/We" (asiiSidirieSeciatary, Miss Aittie‘Con-
Oinefre restirer, Mies Baillie
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'the r*Car. .4,...-tregd
;,-Le!Asl'Or Abe Ubeigeeretary
'ellitnee 'on g. knew eikrie •
tg, eeMate, /Mast Joynt:
Tittle aliont: ' leaked Itie ',a..
!wed Cot, bt thereveite no
istehe *Mild da) ihte The ENTRNC‘EXAMINATION
e dericleiteliine %CANA' him
..:(ft,A19,4*jklif)71`:th :bint'all kinds The felleving are -the results of
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tfeee,'.but 'tlatakem is and the -,recent Entrance,-. Examinations.
4 7 ' • gr., , beltg lit the 'varimia places Of which
li% ,atanaer Seater:DOS the. High School Centee.
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L. Gostick, J. (H), D.
•HengaaSe- V. Jitel4i, Leitch, M.
MeGawley, A. Meor C. Me -
Donald, M. stard (11.),
Mg, Nichol (11), M„ olson, B.
Sha, E Shaw, ..•.er- alldon, E.
Wilke (B),
Shortreed (H), (11), J.
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was obtained by Dore .g.,,;"
had 65 marks out eat 14•
IL Andrews, K. • , M. Car-
bert, Carter (11)a artwright,
P. Churchill, •S. Cook,•:, ti Covey, G.
Cudmore, W. Draper,e. Elliott, J.
Elliott, M. Fear, , G. Fitz-
smmons, J. Gaselier ' (:a• M. Glens,
G. Ifellyar, G. Rolexes, a^ HOY.e5ti-S,
Little, M. McEwett; P. es Eiertna11.
Mel/lath (H), E. Morrison401), W.
Murch, K. Niekle, W. Per, K.
Pickett, M. Pickett, II. PlaMetel, L.
Plumsteel (H), Reynolds,* Role
nson; C. Rowcliffe (II), ,Itipley,
K. Streets, L Swinbank, I. Yedden, D.
Watts (H), I. Webster (
Winghane
R. Beninger, J. Brackeabuiy (H),
S. Campbell, J M. Clark, J.
Copeland (H);',...C. Coulter, it.''Coutts,
G. DairldSon, L. Drane, M21)iive (H),
W. Dine L Fowler, ic.„ 1,47 .(H),
Irinkire "(H), A. Haniiiiiond, R.
(11), E:'HOmuth
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A. Phippen, M. Proctor, („gPaen, M.
Perna, E. -Rae, E. Reid Rich,
J. Rth, T. Roth, A. Shields . (.11.), F.
Skilirig, _Sinith, A Stokes, 0.
ififir„,(1),.R.-Walker (H ), P. Weave,
E. Zurbrigg. . • 'Q...
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T1 Ashton, M. Eareigey,44-Elliott,
E. 'Fich (He 0.„Fralick,
V. Montgomery, W. PannaUltiihin-
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qf ie PraniPtbsn,),.Mardi Ryan, of Waltate- Y:-Oljt Years'
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e4-agiailie• 'became 'interested iiirthX010,-'
ateept ,,Sehool ,§e0rlA'N-Q:Itt", Mr Lane was agx0iudijatileits
oylan, -Ste • Sasses aTe••• ,yeelledog, lionest and.
oider4. of.,Mesitt; 111 t-fi: dr. niraan, and was'm all ids dealings, fre.
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A. Alb-reebt; W. Angst, 0 Baltru-
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Gibeon, Giaharn, G. ilealeftitate, _R.
Ilarrifielda Henry, .1 StantfatOn, P.
MeDerinitt, Tk•Mlitood,
M-ongonlerri, M. Pritehoi,_
Robert,i. Bangst,er (II), ke tott,
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GgrakT,..INSPIRAT1.9§ift,
..e•CONFERENc
Orie d the finest Conferat*i ever
held 10,!..the Seaforth comma tame
to an-erid:on Wednesday " ?or
thaonfeenee the can 'f
Egtahndirille -United Ch erse
PreetY4riiii Church, an hhside
Chnibli-johedetheir for -e0 -The seratieek were untis,ef
P'; A. Robing...
and'. eOfutudtar of Mission
Edutilton' and Evangslie
Sunday it •-Veits Dr. Roki
YsliOanttiaa the. epeaker.
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GIeji-Rovtteert; llarve9 geYsi Ant.ereivttbialain avdciite six Sens,
4 Or 6"1' ---*4 a cent, John; Tharna,7aTames, Basil eatatt
KOS, execie 1)dmsea (1*oreateila,„ Jasepl, an tWO dinghters,'Mary and
Meal. Sr. I to Jr. Ir. -John "uw•••,? Catherine. Ho' else leavei four Io-
(Prellaetedgin MAY). Sr- thers, Thomas; of Tuckersmith ;
.1-.--13Ort'kt Peeir- These iaarla ',Chitties and Frank of Brucefialdi and,
Avk,an asterisk have taken 'Ewa
William, of Clinton.; and two sisters,
classes hi one year. The follo-Wing .Mrs. Angus lefEinnort; .Kippen,
had perfect -attendance for the neon% and Mrs. Leo Hrrigan, of Lucan,
to
of Jessae_MervYll 'Keys, Allan Key4i •ineurn -his lass. The funeral was
Bobby Peck. The following h from' his late residece, .Lo -.2;
completed their Star Memory Caitiff: Concession 4, MeKillop,' on Friday.,
July 8th, to St, Coluraban Clmreh,
where Requiem High Mass was sung
by Rev. Father Dantzer, and thence
to St. James' Cemetery-, Seafoith for
interment. The pallbearers were his
six sons. The large number who at-
tended the funeral bespoke of the
high esteem in whieh he was held by
BELGRAVE all the community.
cat es for meraoriziag the Lord's
Prayer, 23rd Psalm, 'Pen Command-
ments, Books of Bib/e, Beatitudes-
Meivsn Keys, Audrey Murdoeh, Har-
vey Keys, Glen Dowson, Allan Keys,
Geome Dowson.-J. S. Hogg, Teacher.
For Safe.--1We have a fine property 'at
Reiman. Apply Ass. W. E. Paff, Hensali.
Notes. -The picnic held by the
United Church Sunday School was
well attended and all enjoyed a good
time. Races and softball atere the
ehief sources of aninsement. Lunch
ws served shortly after five and ev-
eryone was ready to take part. The
booth did a good business too. Af-
ter supper one of the softball league
games was played. Union was the
visiting team. It was a good game
and was won by the Belgrave boy.
C. R. Conites and J. F. McCallum
-acted as umpires. -Miss Ruby Clegg
who has been teaching at Ridgeway,
is spending her vacation at the home
of her brother, Joe _Clegg, fifth line,
Morris. -A number in the vicinity
have commenced haying -Miss Violet
Anderson, of the staff of the General
Hospital at Stratford, spent a couple
of days with relatives in Belgrave
and Morris -Mr. C. R. Coultes, Will
Watson and Alex. Bryans each load-
ed a car of cattle on Saturday. -Miss
Ruth B. McGowan, of the Department
of Health, Detroit, was a visitor with
r sister, -Mrs. C. R. Coultes. She
was -accompanied by her cousin, Miss
Catherine Murdock, of Detroit -Mr.
and Mrs. Sam Jordan also Morley
Jordan, were visitors in Belg-rave on
Sunday. -Charles Coultes spent the
week end in Toronto.-4)ur softball
teams were to Moncrieff to play the
league games there on Friday even-
ing. Both games were won by Mon-
crieff, the scere being closer in the
girl's game thrt the boys. Lnnch
was served and a 'social time spent.
This ends the ball games except for
the final games between sections
which will be played before long. -
The garden party held at the home of
Garner Nicholson, under the auspices
of the Anglican Church, Belgrave,
was very largely attended, and about
$700 was taken in. After supper was
served, a good programme was given
by the Cowan Concert Company, of
Toronto, who gave the programme
last year. -Master Jim and Mabel
roultes spent Saturday with relatives
near Varna. -Miss Belle Allison. of
London, was a visitor with friends in
Belgrave.-Anniversary services were
held in the Presbyterian Church. Bel -
grave, on Slanday. Rev. Mr. Boyle, of
Toronto, being the minister for the
day. Large congregations were pres-
ent at both services. Blyth choir
helped in the services. -The regular
monthly meeting of the Ladies' Aid
Society of Knox United Church, Bel -
grave, will he held in the church on
Wednesday afternoon at 2.30 p.m.
McKILLOP
For Sale ---We have a fine property in
Ffenaall Ayala. to W. E. Pfaff. nensall.
School Report. ---The following are
the results of the promotion examina-
tions in School Section No. 6, Mc-
Killop: Honours, 75%; Pass, 60%,: -
To Sr. IV -Herman Beurman, 62%;
.Reg. Little, 62%. To. Jr. IV -Harvie
'amen, 90%; Louis Duffy, 77°71-; Mary
Duffy, 74%; Marion Little, 64%. To
Sr. III -Brenton Godkin, 74%; Esther
Duffy, 71%; Muriel Finnigan, 0%;
Orval Beittnann, 64% Ivan MacNahla,
61%. TO Jr. III -Iola Benrinann,
73%; Norine Little, 68%; Gorden
62%. To Sr. II-velyn Heagy,
74%. Jr. II -Vera Duffy, Ahna Pin-
,
nivl, Helen Elliett. Jr. Primr-
fila Gerald O'Hara, Rita Dffy, Leslie
Pryc.--R. A. Dale, Teacher.
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' .fgroit, spent a few days Yilth- her par.
„nts, Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Ilea.ton.
.Other Visitors at Mr. *Atari% for
„. the holiday were Mr. and :rs. Bevc•-•
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For ..,Sale --We have a fine property In
Sewall. Apply to W. E. Pfaff, Items&
Briefs. -Mr. and Mrs Norman
Dentmerling and son, Durwod, have
returned home after an eiajoyable
holiday with relatives and friends in
Detroit. Mrs. Deramerling's aunt,
Mrs. Warner, returned with them. -
Misses Jane McLennan, Ella Hansuld
and Ella McLelland are spending the
holiday at their homes. here. - Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Peter and- Mr. and Mrs.
George Steane and daughter, Nellie,
were welcome visitots during the
past week at the Ethel parsonage. -
Mr. and Mrs. Howard McRae and
Gwendolyn, of Brantford, motored up
and spent the week end with Mr. and
Mrs. Desjardine-Mr. and Mrs. Ken-
neth Makins and family, of Kitchener,
were Sunday visitors with the form-
er's parents in Seaforth.-Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Lashwood and son, Jim-
mie, were Thursday visitors with rel-
atives and friends in Stratfard-Mr.
and Mrs. George Warner and Mr. and
Mrs. J. Warner, all of Toronto, mot-
ored to Ethel and spent the holiday
with David H. Saunders -Congratu-
lations are extended to Mr. and Mrs.
F.arl Sholdice • over the arrival of a
little daughter -We are pleased to
state that Draggart Fox is improving
nicely now after his recent serious
illness. -Will Bremner had to go to
the Stratford hospital last week,
here he underwent a serious opera-
tion on his eye. When last heard
from it was thought that the Opera-
tion would be successful. -The Ethel
softball team is practicing every ev-
ening. They have entered in the
tournament to be played at the Brus-
sels Old Boys' Reunion. -Rev. and
Mrs. Hart and two boys spent a
couple of days at the parsonage dur-
ing the past week. Rev. Me. Hart is
the new pastor at Trowbridge and
was en route to his new field of labor.
-.Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Bisbee, Mr. and
Mrs. M. J. Stamm:ton, Rhea McLelland
and Elizabeth Fear left last week for
Hamilton where the teachers will
take a six weeks' summer course. -
Everyone in the community was sorry
to hear that W. C. Bisbee, the princi-
pal of the Ethel school, had resigned
to accept a similar position in Blyth
school. BeffIre they left the congre
gation of the United Church. Ethel,
took the opportunity of showing the
appreciation which everyone feels for
the service Mr. and 'Mrs. Bisbee have
rendered to the church and commun-
ity and presented them with a finely
worded address and fernery. Al-
though taken entirely by surprise Mr.
Bisbee made a very appropriate reply
thanking all on behalf of himself and
Mrs. Bisbee. -Charles Davidson, Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Garton and Mra.
Jack McCreith and two children all
motored to Owen Sound on Saturday
to spend the week end vrtth -Mr. and
Mrs. James Mintosh, of the Comely.
House. Mrs. McIntosh is a sister afj
the ladies.
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Church are :busy preparing' for thezr„,
Jubilee ?gailar'tahe held,” fliet4ec-
4tery grounds- •on ThursduilJtily'74,
Tea will be served from, 8-
andaidart'enthoy.r:No'roWcit?uklee13,1;2"m?-ltraaifrr,b sge.1.14$1,saLe
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will ha given duringthe afternoon'. --
The annual- if -''Club Bridge party
Will be held on Dr. Metealf's lawn •epe.4-,
Wednesdayafternoon, July 2,0th. tiat-,1
year this was one of the -bright vets •
in the stteial life of Hayfield, and this
year is being looked for. The hea.u-
tiful -grerndseof Dr. Metcalf make'
setting that is irresistabie, se that
this year's party is already assured.
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•-,• WALTON
For Sale. -We have a fine property in
nensau. ewe to. W. E. Pfaff. Hensall.
Parsonage Sold --The sale of Wal-
ton Methodist church and parsonage
was, attended by a large crewil • last
Tuesday and good prices reaized.
Mr. Jeseph Bennett bought the par-
sonage, the ,price•being *1,100. Wal-
t= L444, bought the church and •
elle& for 113.00 and seats for s1o2. This
will giseathem a splendid hall. Their
former building had become too small
and they intend to dispose of it.
Notes. -Bill Methilla and Thomas
Archibald spent Sunday at Teeiwater.
-Mrs. Bert Currie, of Wingham, vis-
ited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Crozier on Sunday. -Mr. end Mrs.
.Joseph Carter and family spent Sun-
day at Goderich.-Mr. and Mrs. J. H.
McLaughlin visited with friends in
Wroxeter on Sunday -Mr. S. Vassela
and Mr. Joseph Ryan, jr, were in
Goderich on Sunday. -Mr. Jae Ryaa
and daughters spent Sunday at the
horne of Mrs. John Lane, MeTeillop.-
Walton Entrance pupils did well this
year, the nine writing having passed/
-Mr. Wess. Clark returned hodee to
Listowel on Sunday. -Mrs. John A.
MeFadzean and Jean, of Dein:tart°,
Col., visited her many Walton friends.
John A. is an old Walton boy and is
a Senator of Colorado. -A number of
earloads of Walton people attended
the ,garden party at Garner Nichol-
son' on the 4th of Morris. -There
was a large crowd present at Duff's
church garden party last Wednesday.
In the near neighborhood of $540 was
taken in from gate receipts, booth
and mission band. -The many friends
of Mr. Thomas Clark are glad t*.
know he is mach improved. -Mr. Wm.
Neal was in Preston on Sunday. He
was accompanied by Mr. and hirsJas.
Harris, who were returning home, and
also by his niece and nephew. --Mr.
and Mrs. Harris, of Preston, spent a
few days with Mr. and Mrs. A. J.
Lyddiatt last week. -1153s Louise
Mills has returned home from Detroit
where she spent a delightful holiday
with friends, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Allin.-Mr. Frank White, of Benton
Harbor, Michigan, is visiting at the
home of J. J. McGavin. It is twenty-
eight years since Frank left these
parts and he sees many changes. He
made his home with Mr. McGavin for
a number of years, attending the
Leadbury school. -Mrs. BeriT has
gone to St. Marys to visit the friends
of her old home town. -A large num-
ber of citizens in the village and sur-
rounding country attended the
Orangemen's celebration in Blyth and
Guelph, and all report a good time,
even if the weather was warin.-131 • Mrs. George Iindie and fa
of Goderich township, spent Sunday
at the homes of their nephew, Her-
vey and Clarence Ht./die-W. and
Mrs. Fitzimmone and finally, ef
Thorndale, accompanied by Cenductor
Notherey, of Sarnia, motored up and
spent Sunday with Mr. and ra. IL
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J. Clarks -Mr. and Mre-,e tt, of
Lucknow, called on Mr. and,:• -g • Si Pet-
er Gardiner hist weitic.---141ed Si113,
of Toronto, ie visiting Ms. and Mrs.:
Joseph Loe,-Mt ariCarsgliailt me..,
Donald end John, 'Visied In 80,tiazi,
last weelc.-Mr. and Mrs 0:110*
raid hildren, of Wingliam, called,Oilli, '
Intim& in the villa ra on Wednesday
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For. Bae. -"We have a fin.property i
Remell. Apply to W. E. Pfaff, Rensali.
ITreezes.-Mr. and Mrs. A. Carty
and son, Junior, returned to their
home in Detroit last week after hay-
ing visited Mrs. Carty's mother, Mrs.
N. Green, for a week. -Mrs. W. C,
Starling and on, Donald, who have
bean visiting her hushaed% Mathette
Mrs, William Sterling arid other rel.'
atives in the Vieieity, left fortheir
home at Hanna, Alta., an Sittirday,t4.,
Mrs. Paul Doig and finni ants.
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