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1 11, P ftp,ssirig to a . �ssert for dinner or supper Because they are PURELY VEGE- turn to -the oyen to br6wn or.. xftre- friend, Prof. Wallace, whose'th4ories bad b0n, seen by millions in -yourself. Ask' yv 99 -
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I ��, . alf pound of shelled almonds, digestion. 25c. & 75c. red p S., every- . ".. 1. s�e in1ts entire- back. Your drumi# is 4utporiBed to return .
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"i . tile present I in light, choppeq fine. I where. Ask for Carter's by AME. No *ords of your 75c. immediately J
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�� ru'DOU or oVening, and `Tiing inci- -minds one of the story of. ,the bargee ,Cleveland, Ohio. And doggone it, let Griffiths 7 Hu !htwep Ltd'.., tor.tz ,,or- , I I A.
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,,, �, ,. with your ,salads Roll out on v4ry lightly ' e'ried counsel. istories for -all . . . � ,
1, , V.',�i� :' "' dressings t? ,p�,5e in crescent the most demonstrative yet When qu' carn'- 2, Line 522? He might look it up.1deed, . I
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i! . , uniber gainish - and the proceed were e�hlivened Z,,s,,she's -a ladylike person ing bee by the word sacrilegious. tioned in theatrical, circles. A sequel change the . I 9
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appetizing but dainty, the Usual ac� illa bean and it will be ready for use. by fire American Legion and F righl ,e . But she insults ' me The pa-ragraphist 'remarks that, the ' entitled .
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", , �1, ;, .,basic recipe is as is one fruit salad JELck Miller, . mention, however, and probably did rervived to show the .-populace, of that ink._-Ramilton Spectator. . i I .
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i'll, � lowing mixture: Tangerine, Peeled Lillian Knowles, contralto, heard . had beeA., accustomed to.pronouncing I � -1. I
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;;;,,,i�. I covered bowl vigorous . es�ription of A gifted I L it in ; Many Years. I otch 'Fusilliis there.'-Wood7 ."
1V � I . to blend the contents. ' tion is 1-s cup of dressing . to 1 cup lected to say .whether she got the job Non -secret Pr . " ,'et.,Df months ago,? had .. to the Se ' 4
��! threeminutes ' . Canadian Chemist. I co" -arlier but'forgot I �. ' I -Review, . I .
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1�,.,,� � .. of . Kidney -Bladder Weak- large notice which I saw in a store Teeth may cause some pai 11 I
. �i' salads' would add vary according to the number . ferers 1from ' , who has m- from Bladder Weakness and Irrita- ns, but
I �-.� - onion flavoring or juice from grated , ' I window in letters a foot high, "Pre 'that usually., _is . ,i ";F . 4
. In summer persons to be served. " A few pecans Tom Neely, leader of The Spark- nerss, Rheumatism and'Gout , I . pain in the , neck
! ... ;�,_ onion to this dressing. . , S wi tion. ed by the tongue. -Vancouver , � 1�
lil:,, � . . . ve the same flavor, may be used to garnish, the' fruit lets, a saxophone quartette, switched "tried everything" and come to the i es Il'be ,alterated to i&t terianit." caus :
, I-, �; chopped chives gi The daily annoyance, restless . . �
. I I . salad and one bright green or, bright t9 - the saxophone ,after. failing to point where you feel your case is Newspaper and public notices of this Sun. . .
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"� I FIN Tablets down accuracy of speech." I . I ly avoids the road to- ,
le salads red cherry placed on top and You learn the violin. hopeless ? kind do a great �
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dressing. onnait, is po§-, � - - 6 *hc . . ,
, �1.. I boiled �May e I .'ith Brothers - wrecking the lives of thousan I pleasure. -Detroit News.
,.,: I 'the opu,ar f salad known aR. the musical,Sm from all the misery of Bladder Weak I . ;
1�� . . sibly most Boiled Dress'ing. I gether eVei'since the' . leg pains- might otherwise be in the best of . . — , ...
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I dressings for sweet or un eetened Ave worked to Y ness; relief from Backache;
.";! , � . . . . give ' were in Rutgers UnlvlersitY's musical soreiand stiff joints- swollen'feet and Curtain Falls On Myth ,health. Just.,.bow do those cigarette ao- ' .
", I yo a I level..teaspoon of salt q. and rheuiiiAic twin'k6s' - or .. I ,y� 'To be at your -hest, you must have into the.
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M�,� - luncheon, bridge party o I teaspoon sugar . . doin from daily irritatio . I , . I
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-�.,�'. salads. . A few grains of, cayenne pepper The blues singer, Aunt Jemima,, is The ingredients of RARAFIN are the prress a few days ago rings down Dr. Southworth's URATABS give . . ihe reason I hold that anthologies - I I
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, 'IL . 2 tajblespoons flour I 1. registered as Theresian Francesca plainly printed on the label. YOU the final curtain on Albie's Irish such wonderful satisfaction were is that , .
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�, . I Mayonnaise Dressing. little Ila. it you're taking- Rose " gr a special formula and, .
-111 , I I . I 1 ,egg or 2 egg yolks beaten a Veronica Phelimina Garde This KNOW exactly whE 1-1 . � they too often cause us to rest eqn- �
.1, � � I . � tables-po6ns butter " identification list was shortened to and the cost is small. . atre history. It,was the outstanding used by the Doctor for many years- tent with their' own fortuitious con- I .
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1, "I %� i: .. � V2 teaspoon, mustard "-, *3/4 Cup, milk I Tes,,� ,Gardella. iSeveral weeks' ago I 1 __-_'_.-4 ... ... I . succ�ss that never was a triumph. URATABS now obtainable from your gregition a scraps. -Frank Swinnef- ' , I .
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4.. - �4_ teaspoon salt .4 cu she decided to cut her name even . . I - Aided by jeers -and jibes aped -in druggist for inexpensive home Use, ton. - , I .
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. . � the egg, butt,or,'milk and vinegar "'Arnold, Secord— '�. i .- hal- to many th6usands.' - ' iioh is just' like anop- ' . .1
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��", I ,� I � . . I'tablespobn vinega I r very slowly. Cook in a double boiler sign board at the Roxy theatrewhere I .. 1,,,g,d the various run leaders that No matter what your age may be Oration. The pht.ie�t suffers," but . .
.- until the dressing begins, to thicken - were The� Identical? p.nbtch- or, how many medicines �ou have us- comes.out of the ordeal, healthier and I
."Vl' % cup salad '011' , - * he was making a personal appear - I -- .1. .came and went. . Witili the tol ,, . I .
I.. � I Strain and cool, and if..ne�essarvp ' Abie" ed without success, if you wanf-,to stronger than ever before. - Stuadt
- - lemon juice. ance. In the past week we have read ers taking� iiri-�25,000 a week., ' . . .
I... 1 tablespoon This is *- * , * � ;,6 0()O, forget'you have a Bladder and enjoy Chase. . .
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� , agredients into a bowl thin with 'a little cold milk. two good detective stories. One of coasted along M a it the rest of ,pea�eful, unbt-oken sleep, J .
I' mixing a mild aTessing,.And suitable for any a, p I ts . .
�, I and add the yolk of the egg, � I . "Unless you go on a vegetable diet1thein, Tho"H�and Print Mystery, by or $7,000. In, 11 f i long- run S to -day. Your drug- The claim o . 11
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:. salad. / . I e eath," AeY ictLy speak-� -, only one. �erse�, 'who was . f the old evil maxi I I
11'z, I . thoroughly. Add vinegar stirring Sandwich Filling. . you will meet an, 1 arly d 1, ler', is not,, str news ,&ist will refund the stiall cost if you alf, . " h... f --" eace you must pre-
. 1 . physi-ciaN told Frank Blaick, radio is bAli author and producer. i The �
,11 constantly, then 3 teaspoons of salad I a 'e _�ive .�I,ory, since there � � , .you wis or p shat- " .
. few I I g Ti 'Illiv6ss and pare for war," has been for ever 11
. a time -(and that'really orchestra director and pianist, a 1�ittie dd,tteertion in it. Nevertheless; tem referred to reads: ' , i .
", oil a. drop at . As there ,are so, many spring teas I I . I
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"Ift I �, � eans, a drop at a time) beating- being given,, people, 'are , searchiw;- year -s ,ago. Frank accepted the, diet'. Ve do rbtbelong io the �Jd-fAshion-, financial worries caused William De- - — tered.-Th4k Archbishop of Canter-
�,. l ) In, Increase the amount to . ed, conservative, or we might almost Lignemare, 42, One-time . fiance of .- I . . I bury....' . .. �
,. I constantly. . about for different and new- kinds of and followed instructions rigorously, .I... orth two
", even though he hated it. One day eactionary, school of literary Anne Nichols, paywi� .1
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,�` , ture,thh1teris. When very thick add ', gU6_,� he observed a group of wrinkled In- i1r Irish Rose,' to kill himself I I in the story.---4Detroit News. i
" delicious filling for tea party 0 . ,rit ism_*Ii1ch insists that if a story of 'Abie's - - ' - 11 I
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,� . I the lemon, juice and the remainink ns doing, a war dance in a musica' isn't , detective story it is not, strict- in his small 'Hollywood apartment to- I . �
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"; . The SUC4�eSS of this, like to use. t show. He learned that several Of ly speaking'; a story at all. We en- day." DeLigmemare -was , general If tbe treaty of Versailles had been You have one thing in common witla
.� . I oil -rapidly. . Celery chopped very fine 11 ' ' y don't ..: .
I.. I dressing depends, I think,* on the oil the red men were more than ninety joyed The Hand Print Mystery for manager of all the fvarious -road com- made by accounthts instead of poli- the world's best minds. The
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1;�, . s demand... If_ the oil is beef ind coffee. Black immediately informed and shall be glad to meet stays inithe larger cities on this con- hav� been treated as the busirtess pro- cis,co Chronicle. . . ..".. . .
� I the direction Add a little mayonnaise or boiled . 111. I -
,� ter, but . lic- threw his diet out of the window and the heroine again in a -future book tinent. - Only a few years ago hi 3 position that it was.-4,Sir Harold
1� chilled first, 'so much the,bet ng and place between thin � ad- Bow4en. 11-1.1 ... . I Those in .charge of'liat'ional affairs -
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P i . . sim-plie dressing, which with the oil esi of brown or -white bread. physician. We hope the next one will not intro- vertisements in theatrical weeklies. 1. , ,should be compelled to read Shal .
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t� ., in en a d . duce twins,, for we dislike twins in And now financial worrieg cause a Woodrow Wilson clearly saw the. Drinkwater.
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.�'. I I ' ife -Senorita Soledad pinal, vocal- left-handed Taurderers'. If we m6ight But it fits in with the whole his'- . Y .
,q� . 'Y a our salad You - 11 ng f�161e. And ry Morgt�thau. covered that one way to keep the boys
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1�1 [Merle Thorpe 6nt - ered newspaper ed to,#Pandon music for the conven- refrain from trying to picture Ameri- t,otalled less than One would reasvn� garded as a benefactor I of mankind. -Galt Reporter. � I
.1 added to the dressing ,.oi\�, chopped W, . -pay for a cast df -ac- I a - Mr. Jacob Epstein. I I.
1, . ork +n. California in 1903. He is' — ,
- . - tional three years of 'Spanish mourn- cans, particularly Americans who use ably) expect to in an artist- I
,,., I -green or red Pepper make ,,,, in heard eWTY Thursday evening in a I I I
:,�, � I �_ -teresting - addition to the ....... plain series under the general title "Famm ing-* Two weeks after she came to slang. The achievement seems to be tors in a stock company in Me .. The reparatifts -problem has be- "".. ,-I
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1 , her brother died, and foil a flat impossibility for them. - The Kiessport, Pa. 'For a time "Abie" The moral ascendancy of man over come a matter of human feelings, of
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11�', ,- . Seme people do not like a dressffig ous Bus- months she did not touch h .mend is possessed a leading lady in New York ' ssion, and, I � ''
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� . many different sorts that the house in 1907 .� . I lusion, fostered assiduously both by ts" to leave.the room I." .
T. Wife does not need to cut salads out jou-inalism at the niversity of . .111. ingenious and well-written. But'we agers were paying at least five or the women i&f the world, �who'know it for the "exper ontri'*,ted any- . I
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��11 I Washington a 911 left to Can You Bake Potatoes.? note that one of -reminds author was presenting the show no ' thing, they "have nothing further to
I, dressings are really more popular assume a similar post at the Uni- I bed his hands briskly," which to be one, and by the men, who sus- contrilitte.-J. M.'Keynes. I I . 4
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�;., I than any kind, and delightful cooked versity Of Y,a-nsa&. -Since 1927 he has b uis unpleasantly of a man carefully royalties had -to be paid, and a for 1.
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L'%T . ones may be made for the vegetable -been a contributing editor of .Col- the good or poor baked potato it blowing his nose to conceal his the lowest theatre rent to It Short selling is the'"§ale of stocks.
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".'' salad as well as the sweet. Here is lier's' Weekly. . I meet. Quebec habitants still spin yarris. .
.. .. . provides. Like ma:ny things which ti . was lboused in the old 'Republic., !low . . you don't own. Most of us would - �
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NiF . ing which He is editor of a business maga- are easy to prepare and to make at- was given Well, yar.n spinning is still a thriving I
. ,! �11 ., by adding choppbd � V. Harris,,,247 iSt. Clair Avenue, a burlesque stand, and be delighted if we could sell the stocks
.,i" .. . you may vary zine. tractive, baked potatoes are also eas- . I a other parts of the country. we do own. -Montreal Star. . ..
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. iN ..parsley, chopped -hard cooked egg, . A ites: "I was interested to see in very low terms, asthe house wanted industry di -.11. I
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i, , ily spoiled. - A perfect (baked Potato -Woodstocli $entinel-illeview. � .
I ttttt - I I chiWes, ' onion flavoring, cream Roger 'Gray, m,meftal comedy actor I eaty, good to. the last, 70ur column of the 6th insti. that a tenant. There was � stipulation . '. e 13
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. 411�� cheese, pimento, chopped nuts, or a and bumorist,J and Ruth Fallows, re- Dr. H. E. James considers the Vet- ,that so long as a certain portion of The V�st art,has always been that I
i 'T,� , - . . little whipped -cream. If you are dently associated witli Katharine bite even of th,e.potato skin. ran Stamp ,Collector must be Pric- advance rent -was paid tfie show Quebec, has always been strongly which was loved of the people. -Dr. I
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jt'� having a, plain salad, then I should Cornell in Broadway productions, a nu " tically unconscious by reason of his could remain. And there it stayed in favor � iar .
& 21---r- -.... , in the Tn'ber of varieties of potatoes, StIA-uting the defeat of the North- and stayed as years, rolled. by. In St. Lawrence River but only as
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..... t 4.1. - tiumbbir of - ifigredi6nts, recently. 'GrayPso wit is,,as, widely baking. ,Find ou� w4ich these ,are, by ican Civil War to the rri�inations lived their span and ,departied at'ard. I I I
� �. _ � . . a' Plain known throueh his writings as it is experience, for they, rvary ift different f Benedict Arnold. Dr. ;James places Ziegfeld's New Amsterdam Theatre, . . Divo'ree case at Camdeli, N. J., cen- .1 . �
R -4ressing would be more `tt`b1F- through his stage work, localities. You 'may order uniform 0 � ,According to Professor Brigha-m,
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I I .1 . isinirply made. Baby Rose Marie, the seven-year- pay a little more for them than f or . Raid, which took place afteir the Civil electric iign renftined unchanged at of Princeton, the fifteen most fre- marriage. A husband who could ot .. I
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�111111,i ,� . old blues singer, began 'her profes. the unsorted variety, or you may Stamp-Coll6etor is unconscious Dr. In any,group of,invieterrate, theatre- that, a, the, to, with, be, of, as, all, would observe &7'4ules ought to have if
;� �1, � More Elaborate Dressing. sional career at three in Atlantic ' . a guardian.--4Stratford Beacon. -Her -
.1, 4� easily do your own sorting. Sel James himself must be quite mori- goers at that time it was the invari-, at, not, for and on." But,.if so, how
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�".,�' . uniform and medium sized on"Jol' bund. Arnold was -born in Conriecti- a:blo. experience -to find that not one about ,,if," "but," and 11sofV'.-Chriq. .1 I I
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ill, '.�%7 it important epough for tha most star for more than two years. baking and see that they are as cut in 1741, He betame a general in bad seen '�Albie," or (had even thought tian Science Xonitor. . . 11.10, . -. I
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, � "�'. . . elaborate dessert s i alad, just increase smooth as possible and free from the Revolutionary Ariny, ,but becom- of going. But people did a4kend ,and � .- . .— . I I I .
. ", � of siXg r to Itablespoon D. Jordan Williams, former N.B.C. deep iiyes and ble'mishes. Scrub I
:,I� . . the amount a .. . ing dissatisfied -witA ',his tTeatment, it appears that the out-of-t6wn visi- If Noah's flood was a "local CO71- Voice of the Dead, ' I / ;__
"i ,1�1,: instead of I teaspoon and fold in one- tenor who is now, living in North them, with vegetable brush and c lann,ed to deliver over West Point tors must be blamed. Or, maybe, it I t 1.1-
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i". ._ Wales, recently wrote the National an:�pLy any decii��d portion. Rub the to the British. ,It was while return- W�as the. clean show that one's aunt ' � Spurs'Explorers 'On , � . ,
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,,� ,V�.', vine- Broadcasting Co. that be is still lis- skins with fat before baking if' skin ing from a settet 'conference with from Dubuque was taken to, or ent-Quebee Chronicle -Telegraph.
ill �,. . . fore sbrvink. If you object to to N,BiC. pro i ams on his -s to be . Mr. H. G. Watkins, leader of the V 1�
',�e ��, , gar, lemon juice may'be substitutei, tening gr I eaten. 'Bake them in a hot Arnold that Major Andre, aditif-ant �f nieces and nephews. "Abie" wal, -GAreen- ;
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"I .111. I using, of course, the same ainount. short w I 11 oven (450 deg. F.) for about 45 min- the.British forces, was captured about leading source of copy for the &-am- No, Easy S laiftd (19,3041), will lead an erj�edi-
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I W?, � 1. Almond Crescents. Len Joy's. auto born I ceased fune- tat,,s s-hauld be servedeat ohc*, or off - but the roads leading, to., it baffle tion to the Antarctic, this year. , �',
1: i;&_, , . . a ,monwnent -now marks. 4,he spot. and -quips. It filled many an odd ,
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. 11! �. ? tioning recently when ,be was,,,on his they are likely to become'soggy. It Andre was executed as a spy but corner, and th I ds entered into,the - - Scie%nce' Monitor. . the Antarctic
�.,� $-' - � , .� The piece de resistance of recipes, Way to- New York studio. Before they are done a few minutes -club in London, recent-
(,�&, . before Christian .
E�,��, " 'I._- I hive saved to the last. It ia . it. 569 large coni ' --- ) I
k, 'J,.:,, 1. starting home afteT his program he Arnold made bis escape to the spirit ,of pendium I ly--ht which,MT. Wat1dus and 'Dr'. 1
j�,4' W for the most delectable small cakes ,b serx�ng the sogginess may be partly British lines. He served for the rest could be filled with the...Jokes about Al� Capone cordined to jail might be Hugh Robett �Mllf � were the, guests--- 4'' .11
1". &�, . hAve 6vet tasted. You could intrp- orrowed a cornet and toatled bars avoided by pricking them with a of the,war &.S a major -general in the our bero, but they t0l helped the 0 "ne ' ' "" f bi . .. I _� I
1) " ,,�,?.� I , c nsidered 0 of Chicago.s iggest, Comimander L. C. Bernacchl (South-, - I
" i,g, from, byrans with one hana as he fork,, �y breaking them slightly open British army. HWdied in very poor box-office, till. 'Remember the-- Ford frozen assets-4St. Catharines Stand- ern Cross, 1998, and Discovery, 1901- 1
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. '. I spring tea, or serve them, with frozen traffic'eleared nicely... "]M, . 11 �... let ,part of the steam 1801,,, 1 I.. d it was hoped that, Mr. Wat- I �
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