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1�i` ''I I I tls*blisheil 1860 "Ile lPrQPQ§1tiVn sounds fine, .but
q 0* XcPhail McLean, Vditor. Would,:A.wowk oat in practise? Cer-
11111 3 qi,VV"tain,lY not in the country. Perhaps
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.1111V��� qq 1 ,�,. , -Weeklies of Cahada, and the Huron . pay.
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111 - . I I have been a man with a -permanent
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!! 1i . 1_:,_ I . eTftalents. Depression and u -nem- 1. I
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'.. . ploym�nt raise discontent and the Time Sunday
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I . G�overrinient, imany times with cause,
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but sometimes without, is looked up- ,
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,", - ., on as the source of all the trouble. 117hen t'hi's -country at last falls in,-
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. I . The -Government of the province to line and accepts the idea of a dicta
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1%. of ,Saskatchewan which came into vists' finally ithrow up
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" . , power just four chart years ago, thei, hands and ask'me� to take sole
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leered, and, the sign which points to things I shall da, will be to revive
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4'. . its overthrow was the dedeat of one .Y.
, [ 11 shall do this, not primarily as a of its Calbinet ministers in a by-elec- -move, but bQcause,
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moral ,or religious
f;.:. tion held on Monday of this week,
111. with the passage of time, I have
�9..' It In thh- by-election in the riding of e -9 increasingly to believe that the
V - Rimstino, Hon. Charles McIntosh, old-fashioned Sunday' is the Wst
11t, I - newly raised to cabinet rank as Min- device ever evolved for restoring poise
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" fidgety world,
.and judgment to a f
�t 1st,, of Natural Resourc-es, met with •The decline of the old-fashioned
11.�a cvushing defeat, when he sought Sunday is an event still* so' recent
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V.111 endorsement of his pi�omiotion at the . that it needs little recounting. When
bands of his own. ,constituents. the first golfer discovered that he
Ill. , I . . I could play eighteen holes on the
V: �. . (Mr. McIntosh was twice elected to Sabbath and still not be struck by
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ill I a lightning, ,%�rhen the first dT ggi t
. the Saskatche-wan 'Legislature. as U S
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�E�t Liberal.. each time with very substcould, found that he ould. sell ice cream
. - . lity is sodas between Saturday and 'Monday
[1% . , tial majorities, and the probability without a frown from his leading
: , that if he had remained a Lilieral he '
... patrons, Sunday as a day of universal
would be member for Kinistifto foc, rest Was judged to be obsolete. Like
eoirri.eyears to come. melting, snow, its customik and rigid -
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li, . AcIntash's ambition, however, ities disappeared in a single decade
�: . I is said to b,q-Tnudh stronger than his and during the next twenty high -
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, .. political beliefs, and when opportun- -
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i" .. . ity, in, the farm of a cabinet position, ,Sooner or later, however, the.'.V'Orl.d
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. :t . . . Was too great to be. Withstood. . I rustic survival from early Calvinism
. . . or a trilbal rite ,of the ancient Hle-
.. I At the begnnng of last ii'the 114 . I sec- brews, but was a social "chieck-valve,
`= , " cion. Mr. Mcintosh crossed the floor developed by centuries of ]human
.: . . I. of the House to support Premier' Ar.- .?xperience, and ,that a nervous, high-
.:.. - Garerna�eur . .strung, society which has suddenly
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and his reward for -the action came a abolished it will rue its loss-. .The
..�. , old-fashioned Sunday, in short, was
few weeks ago, when he was taken one .of nature's regulatars, checkin-,
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_11, I . 'Howeiver, -as far as AT. McIntosh every seven,days.- It did far a very
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.1:1 . ended large part of the civilized world,
I . was concerned, the matter �
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... there. His constituents in most p: exactly What every phyz .
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. . tive manner, refused to confirm his to do if he could. ,It forced whole
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�1 . appointment and he is now without cOmM.fu, ities of men, Women and
. � � I . a seat and likely to remain out :n Ail&en to coque. once a week, to a
, miplete, halt arid, far 24 hours alter
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I . . entirely their physical, mental, and
... . 'But there -were other causes which social habi,ts.
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.1 I Aentered the issue, in this [yy-eiecti I On This ,is., in no sense_a "confession-
. I I besides "Xr. M,olntosh's change of al" article, and, as 1 -have taken pa,in.�
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I. I . not .primarily religious. Asa church-
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, . �,roer my record for many yeprhAs
': ". . . These wenn' the records of the An- F,e, , . no better and probably much
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, . derson" Governinient, and taxation. Ir'. worse than that of the aveora,,e Pro-
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. ... I . the..four years this governinon't ha; restart American. But out 'of the
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been in. power, it has succeeded inufiiidy welter of Sunday, papers and
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,�. . - 1. doubling the debt of the Provine2 and I usual present-day Sabbath,
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it has raised taxes to - a point the chatbzr of golf scores and tht
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beyond which the people'in the conn- ,4wi,ell of locker 'rooms, the hurried,
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" tardy engagement.,. the rushed, un-
,'. I try are able to pay. . di,ge-sted'ineals, aro the long. nervou.,:
.. . . , In fact, the opin.iun is .pretty gen.-
. . ,hiving 'an, crowded highways that
% , .... erally expressed in the ,West, that n,ake up a, modern weck-end. I fin,]
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14:; . the, renowned Tammany Tiger cro'u I d myse , A' h greater and greater
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. o.- I I I ,get some pointers on palM1ty-ivvei-n- longrin.g, , *in.Lr back to the peace
i. iment if ,it crossed the border 1. into and dignity of the old-fashioned
- .4 ' . Sane -day as it was, known to it least
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r . than fiction in the statement of the Lettuce Bulletin. - M
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1. I paid: . . IL '4 abject of Ontario gro,,N71 Loar 1'e'- "The id -ea -of a six hour day
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. . for Puce has been prepared by �h_ Do-
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five days a � * veek has neceived a severe -.),.tm,.-nt of Home Economics. Nlac-
.., . 11 r',onald Institute, Gvelph. I t (i,,� -
( I jolt in Alberta where they a�e tAing
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, . . . tractan 'by night to get in their seed. `,ri -es the .value of leaf lettuce.
. how to select lettu". storage and
I . Amod this idea receives a jolt On, ev- -are in the home, as well as givirg
I I • ery farm,in the land, for that mat- a lengthy list Of recip,( for the uq,-
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ter." . of lettuce. CoPies of this ', ,0' -1,.in
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._. .;,r - tOne might even- inipgine that the bP :-,cured from thea De arlm,znt
. eountry would not be the only place oI. through your localag� cii 1 . turaT
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what is needed 'at the present time he prevEmt in injurious nuTaberg any -
1. I is not less eimployment and shorter where It Bgfht soil in Eastern On-
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; houir% 'but rather micire - mploym,,t tario, in the C'ountie's of Glengarry,
and longer hours. Prescott, Russell, Carleton,, Lan.ro'k,
1. , , Stormont, Dundas, Grenville, Leed.�
ly . Whien a mih asks six days' pay and - isouthern Froatmac within
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Sar five day's ,work, he is a-9king his dotted vane on a map issuled, by the
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".. - . and !pay for something he doe, not ,rig aceormipanying, the map states
". - n eim that unlez% the greatest ,precaurtions
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00yier. can not afford. to db if he in• planting crops stisceptible to, injury,
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t"" tI# tends to stay in business, unless he th—emp of this vee -ars particularly Pa.
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. I 1priboinwats he produces or the coin. total loss upon thousam&; 'o(f acres,
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...," Inodities which he sells. winter forage may -be experienced on
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t , wax% or more than, he can really af- Reports re,miwd by thle Depart-
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I OW � But sulVo�ing this utopia of a five not differ materioul,ly from last year.
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i .�, Y was Spring wheat and oats show sn*ll
I . 149�6121iedl into, the country, wo&d nercientalge alecreases, vAlle, barley an,fl
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. ,a he sown to the above grains in
: 'Would tib le haug 1�eaivy ,on his 1933 i %'-placed at .3 8.69,660 Acres as
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the Kewantee Apartinents.
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teri-an Church with splenlid serm-
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southwestern outaAo, expenenced
The marriage took place at New
ons both moming and eivening de-
cOuSbiderable winter-ki-Iling of wheat
Beef From WesteM -Canada Selling
St. James' Church Manse, London,
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live�ed by Rev. Kenneth McLean, B.A.
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rye , hay- and clover. -
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an Saturday last of ,Mary' Lillian
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of Winghwn. The attendance at the
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Provide Own Judges.
[Mthin the past two or three
weeks'' sevev4 icarloam* ot gradied
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,Seed' Corn For S41e.-Flnest Qua""'y Kent
county seed corn. 96 per olent geym4nation,
'Oar ale wt Edgar Bullitfs Otore. "ven.
Matier, dpughtei- of Mr. and Mrs.
John Matier, of Wheatley, to Lester
moiriiing service was large but es-
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pecdally so alt thie ev"Ung semce,
,Fairs
ny "Government
beef eareasses, from - Wihivipeg have
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Th"son Fisher, only son of Mr. and
when the spaciour church Was filled.
many years
Judges" have - been available to
Teached Toronto. Framl the -ready
'A large ewowd including friends
Mrs. John Fisher, of Heinsall. Rev. .Rev.
Mr. McLean is a pleasing and
AgricWtural ,Societies at a very
,,I, ,with, which this, Wiestern beef
'Federal
from Bruceft-eld, Hillegreen, H-ensail,
James !McKay officiated.
,most earvest speaker and his ser-
nominal charge. For reasons of
-net,aceording to the. GOI�
'Union
Thev�vee Road and Chisalhurset, enjoy-
'The 'Hensall boys played ball with
mons Were Tnpoh enjoyed and weer,
this has, been
er;;enit -bed grader at the
ed the young peoo.A .
an,iiaversary
New Hainilburg on Wednesday morn-
most helpful and inspiring with loy-
econamy service
,A4,hofrawn flor this at least, w-
Stock Yanlia, the, amount of Ontario
,services in St. An&ew'ls United
ing winning 1b� a score of 1". They
-alty to -the King of Kings, the pre-
year
cording to J. A. Ofiri,oll. Si.i,ne6rvte'nrl-
beef offeredl, of suitable weight and
finish for ,g:i7ading, is comiderably
Church on 'Sunday la4t. The weak-
or, Rev. F. W. Craik, Victoria
also .Played with Stratforol, winning
by a score of 124.
dominating feature. The musieW
of the services was unusually
ent of Aigricultural Societies. Assist-
Will be' to some fairs in
les -s, than. the denuaid, '.
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Street United Chu -'h, Goderich, gave
Miss Mary Foe and, Mr. and Mrs.
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good and both, the (choir as a whole
ante girve.n
addition, the ,best Price on the
two ,oarry fine iand earnest messages.
John Barley attended ,the W. A. at
'and those taking special 'parts did so
the oar-th, Jbp+ p,n iudoges will - be
in Ontario. As there
Toroinetio livle cattle market, this week
The choir rendered a wry fine an-
London last week as delegates from
in a ,manner that marked 'both eull-
Prorvided old
capable and experienced Judges
was t4hat brought by a load Of wrest-
them, "He Eddieth My Soul." A quart-
St. Paul's Church.
tune and fine preparation. The miusi.
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ern -fed yearlings suitaJble for brand"
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ette, part was taken by. Miss Olga
Mr. W. J, Otterbein had'the mds-
cal progralnii was ,as follows,: At the
;-, 91 -most' every earr.1,nunittv, tlits
qhiaulld not prove a hardship. It might
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Bell, Mrs. E. Butt -and ,Messrs. J. B.
fortune to fall off the rear end of
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Wrifink Dervice---J.Solo, Mrs. J. W.
1-�e considermd- wice to select judges
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McLean and A. 'Pell, and a duet parkt
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PPPtruck and was hurt quite Per-
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Borithron; anthielm by choir, 41The
fm,rn a neighboring county in most
The City of Hardilton. announceS,
the Misses Florence and Mary
Thomson. Mrv.• J.. Hodgert, of
.Mr. Arnold is having his dwel-
Lprii- is Xy )Rbck"�, ludies' quartette
"As the Heart Panth,6th," 'IVITs. W`
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as a, result of a circular letter from
Thames Read, a forniler member;
li nJg Ohing Street nicely reshingled,
A. Young, Mrs. J. A. Paterson, Miss
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the Ontario Marketing Board, to all
rendered two ,very fine, solos, 11J,e;;as
Mr.' John Elder doing the work.
.Datars and, 'Mrs. W. A. ;Mol area;
Keep Orchards Clean.
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provincial welfare agenicie& that in
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is ,My. Next Door Neighbor" and
We are pleased to see,bo-th Mr.
evening--4"'Rejoice, the Lord is King"
Orchard surveys have beeTI made
future all, grocery ord#rs for food
"Jesus, Lover ,if My Soul.i, Mrs.
Harry Howard and Mr. Nelson
by the choir; solo -by Mr. W. A. Me;.
'-hrqulgl,iout tike apinle-+clro*lnz sele-
for relief 'will specify Canadian
Hodgert's many friends were delight-
Blatcfifordable to ,beout again after
Laren; duet, "Come Unto Me," Mrs.
lions of Criftxio Fmid nt,vieT -provinces
fruit ordy, to,,be purchased. I
ed to see and -hear her again. Dur-
,their illn"s, both being in the Huron.
A. Dougall and Mrs. W. A. McLar-
in carder that information regarding
ing the evening service, Rev, F. W.
Sprirtg%s Sianl6rium for some weeks
en-' anthlem, "Sun of My Soul"; solo
appl maggot infestations will be
New Buying Method.
Craik was assisted by Rev. Brem.w,
about ,the same, ,time and back to
byMrs. W. A. Young; quartette,
reladily available at the time, of pack-
Since turnips reaching the market
of B-rueefield, where. they had so
their homes a couple 9r so -Weeks ago'
"Abide With Me," IMT. W. O. Good- ,
ing-arn.0es for export. , The law is
from the Blackwater Turnip Grow-
kindly withdrawn their evening seer-
and able now to enjoy being out in
win, -Mirs. W. A. Young, ,Mrs. W. A.
4bat,no apiples may b,p exported frotffi
era' Association are guaranteed for
vice, Mrs. J. Hodgert favoured ,the
, the open•
McLaren and Mr. W. A. McLaren., -
"n1sr'la from inife�qt,e,`! dist lets, and
quality, right to the consumer's table,
large cangregatip-n with that beau-
Mrs. George Dick received, a mes-
Rev. Mr. Rholem, B.A., of Careen Pres,-
,.,ffnits are being ma i de to 'keep the
it is essential that no means of amain'
tiful silo, "The Old' Rugged, CT6ss.,,
sage the -lend, of last week advising
byterian ,Church, Exeter. attended
orchards 100 per cent. clean during
taining the -high quality standards
Dr. Smililie, of Hensall, also assisted
her of the serious illness of her
the evening hervice iaJaiig part in
the corAng season of growth. -
'set by the association be neglected.
the 'choir and sang two solos, "The
mother, Mrs. Anderson, in Chicago.
the opening and .the Exeter sister
. .
J. H. Plirvis, manager of that or-
City Foursquare" and "My Mother's
Very soon after receiving the mes-
church was closed so that any of the,
Bpan. Prices Improve.
garlization, informed- the Ontario
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'Board
Prayer," which Were ,much appreciat-
sage,she, took the train for that city
congregation desiring could attend.
P-R'n%orioeq bpvves tyrnved - urn ,., rapid-
Marketing that, Producers of
45kndlp5 are not for loads de-
ed. The choir sang, the. anthem, "Re-
and in a day or so was followed by
Mr. W. 0. Goodwin, leader of the
ly (faring the tact fvW weeks and quo-
paid
livered to, the Association's plant,ibutithese
micimber Thy 'Creator," Altogether
'
other relatives, namely, Mrs. Alfred
Taylor and Mr. James A. Bell.
United Church choir, Herisall, assist-
ed in, the musical part of the ser-
tation- now going out are $1.25 fns''
-bnior- hand nicked ac cor-�parrorl with.
only for turnips which ha e'
-rigid tests and are bagged for
much enjoyed, and will be long re-
'IV[r,, -T. a Joynt has been very
vi-cp -owing to several of the leading ,
-1,n -m+' 60 cents per bushel some two
mar-
ket. Culls are returned -to the pro-
mernibered by all ,Who attended.,,poorly
'The religious drania, "Pilgrims of
for the past week- ,being eon-
fined most of the time to his rooQn,
singers of 'Carmel Church being un-
able to be present for !the anniviers-
months ago.
Fmnuiri- of - t1no 0-nt-Ario V.-irkettirn
ducer. Anything that the producer
might lose by this method of buying
the, Way," which was put on, aby the
Auburn Young -People and very effici-
b* is somiewbat improved in health.
'Mr. Joynt leads a very active life
ary'. The officials and managers of
the church the
Board elicits the information that
11„� PmilwavR awl Carfe,rence, Lines
is offset by the prenilum paid to all
'suipplying tuAnips
ent choir -on Monday evening last,
as one of our twain merchants and
are pleased with st-
tendanoe apol services throughout.
,- rt�r0 iqeil a revised
produiceirs vVHi6h
meet'the high quality sebandards set
under ,the Y.P.S. auspices, was"very
mu -ch 'enjoyed by those present. .
,does n6t take kindly to' house can-
fiue�ienrt.
The contgreigtion of the United
Church are looking f6rward with
lbrmmh frvig'ht rate for P,vrart on
'
,�_q,n-'� lvblnni� 40 Y-er rfmi, lelts than
by- the Association.
The colinimicin ,knowledge that
miss ��'gaibel A,lexan-de-r, Who is at-
(Mrs. Ed. Sheffer returned home the
.
first 'from
.
great interest to )their anniversary,
-F ,,i�rh-r rqt,� and PfF-(41ve +n Con-
-hill
land 1% the best for sheep is partly
tzn,ding the London Narmal School,
speniE,1$unday with her Varents,fam- Mi.
part of this ,week Pryrt
-Rowan whefie she spent some five
:gic,rvices on' the coining Sunday. May
.
.28th, when Rev.. T' Finley, of Lon-
ffxrence shippers rental Novwirib-r 18
explained by fhe'fact that 'the
h6 lower
I and Mrs. W. F. Alexanderweeks
and
or so with her son -4n -law and
,don, will preach both morning and
ri;ict. This rate has errisble� beans
moist land's offer more favorable con-
ily. . .'daughter,
.
Dr. Reid and wife, and was,
evening. Hi'S' subject for the morn -
*6 moi- into exoo-rf• e'l,cirial-Is and
ditions forth.& i,picubationofthe eggs
.M15v Oral Finnegan, of Platts, vis-
driven home by auto by her daugh-
ing will "be, "A Firm Grawl of God"'
-prices ham.9 risen, accordi.ngly.
.
of the various worms that are Para-
ite.d. with friends in this community
rteT, accompanied by Mrs. Smith of
and in the evening, "The Adventure
isitk �on shev.
on Sunday last. I .
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that place.
of the 'Common Day." Rev. MT. Fin -
Ontario
Ontario Honey Representative Re-
Mr. and JUT-_ Siddell and family,
"visited
'The C. G. I. T. Club are lyusdlY
ley comes highly woken of as a fine
.
I turns From Gr -at P-ifn;".
'P,
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Of Al-sia Crailg, with the lat..
aged in makipig an auto.
engaged graph
speaker with good imiessages, and
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BRUCEFIELD
(I.A"re. P,+.-.- Hone— (,.()-r
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ter's mother, 11irs. J. H. Petty and
and are, pleased to V$cei'v"I
will, no doubt, ibe greeted by large,
P!�-reial Representative, Ontario
sisters and ,brother on Sunday.,'
.quilt
naines, of those who would like to
congregations. The large church
. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii�
Rev. W. .iJBrewer will conduct
TT-%, 'R-voqrt .A-,Sn-.1atinn., T,ovn(In-ri,
"
.:Miss Annie J-arrott and Miss Edna
patronize thomi. I -
choir is preiparing fine anthems, duets
r`�,rvland r6tu-r,i-d to Canada this
.
-anniversary, services in the 'United
Cocb�iane. ,of 'HillagTeel-j, r
spent Sun-
'We think Perhaps we are safe in
and quartettes, so th�at the rusical .
+- Ac , - 'MT. Paterson co,meq back
Church, 'Centralia, next Sunday, and
day with the latter's sister, Mrs. H.
sayi - ng that Heiisall never had, as
part of the service will add ire PY
-,ter hi-; -firct season's operation on
Rev. Mr. Robb Nvi,ll Occupy .his. pulpit
McMurtrie. I
,fine a .--,how of flowers at this -time,
.
-a
the anniversary occ
%a aision: The
1br United Kineidrvm ,market in -the
here. .
'Th)e BUSY Bees' Mission Circle of
If th12 Year as" -at present.
London Orpheus ,Chair of 50 voices,
,11�pre,st of Or+%rio
' heekeepers Ani
-Rev.'W.,!D. MdIvtosh and Mra. Me-
St. Andrew'is United Church will meet
'
!'Mr. Harry' Cook who has :been at-
together with a fine entertainir, Will
'11;1 Ile'll;1 sriId 0-"Pl,* one million
Intosh and,fa,mily, of 1)mbro, spent
,'
at the horne of Miss Margaret Sin.
. Toronto,
tending the University at Toro
be a great attraction to'the anni-
nolln-dis of vaxiolis grpdeq of hone,�%
the week end With friends in the vil-
clair on Saturday at 2.30 p.m. .
has ipassed' his final examinations
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versant' caii�ert on the -Monday ev.
Pr;- -%Ti71 bp- 1,P m -roir wmd
re
"the
lage and vicinity. .
.
(Mr. and IM,vs. Janh,es'Maod , i, oof
With 'honors. - , ", .
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en-ang following the 'anniversary.
•n imaiccritv of caass above re-
Mrs. W. Stevens r2tunied bame
Bru*Aeld, visited with the tatter's
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.A ,number from here ,attended an-
The Tffuiicale bel-cl in connection
`Ilrr-, pfl,&airelille !", Tlve lo -al market.
this week after spending' two weeks
molther,.-M - S. Themson, - Sr., one
niverawy services in, -Kippen On Sun-
with the anrid-Versary eserAces of
V,r. Pater-,mv,wi-11 ,-ipen.di the next
with friends in W&adb6in.
day lased week. .1 ...
day . last and re, part fine sermons and
.
Carmilel Presbyterian 'Church on non-
:three months arrionz Ontario bee-
Ivens. James McQueen and Mrs. L.
�
We are very pleased to See- Miss
.
MUSIC' ... ..
,
day evening last given by members
kep-er- a,P�an-i`7_'Ynir rratters for next
Forest visited at the home of Mi..
-Margaret Elgie .out again after her
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Baseball.—The council and the•
of the choir, was all that could etre de-.
season's shipping proigranii.
.
9-hol -Mrs. John DvvWson last week..
operation,. .
baseball executive have been working
�:iie�,l in the way 'fine choruses, '
Of rus
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- -Football - Notes.—Thei first match &
I -AT. and d Mrs,!Bruce Field and fam.
111and in 'hand and have had the
ouartettes, duets and solos while whil.0,
Reautification'. Continuip%. .
n
,the season will be played in ,Bruce-
flY, fo'rm'er rc%iolents of our -village.,
gnandstand repaired -and )thee back
Yrs. G. M. Yc�un , of Nairn, delight-
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Tn spite, of d-as:tif? (nits in C�overn_
field on May 30th between Bay -field
vvisdtad with friends, on -Sunday last.
stop --vd1-ed,, making the Same in
ed the audience as .an elocutionist
'meat vrants,, 11-1.9-rticul-tur"al Scicieties
and Brucefield at 7o'clock. This gante
good condition and also safe fax the
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and her numbers as, well as of
47-e d-()in;g lexc(PlI'PInt work this Year,
.
ilvh)rding to J. A. Carroll. Superin
Will ,be played on the Old) football
field adjoining J. B. M-astard's' regi-
spectators and fans. The opening
league game of the Hensull ball -park
.those
the choir, were greeted with nitich
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applatiae, and the officials,,
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terdert of Ng-ricultural and Haiti-
.
-Lira]
ol,
dense, The 'boys will appreciate your
attendance as they are out 'to win
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for 1938 Will be played with St,
-Marys on Friday, Juane 'I
2, at 6 p.m.
managers amid congregation as a
whole are "greatly
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cult Societies, -
. qo,cieti,m are turning I
more to
tht Stephenson Cup anol will need
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'Commencing on May 31st, •aind during ",e
with OIY,Tiixlg cerenionies starting at
Pleased' with tha
success of their anniyersary services. .
,.,
rv-Hic serivice and le- eingibasis i -,
lots of xupport to Put thp thin ojv,er.
�Club.----4.4,t
nwnths nt June, July ,4nd Auguit, the mer-
Chgn-ilg �f FUn,ing] Will ab-4ervcl the Wed
5,,S,O, with the Clinton Band leading
the 'parade tor -the -ball
on Sun -day last, followed 'by the-
�,ieinT placed on pre-milims and cash
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.Men's the next meeting
'Men's
dly aiii�rnc,m,h,noitlay. e,.�eeTi,ting the weals'
in which there 'ir;
park and at
5.50 the honorary
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inu icale on Monday evening, and en-
nrizeiR fat me,nber.�:. Tree planting
anting
forin-s an. important part of the T)l-ro-
of the Cluib a set ,of sli&.s deal-
ing with "Live Stock on the Farm'
'
1 ,public, ha!iday. Tho
,,,,-e,4 are open every Tuesday evening.
- presidents and
others.will offi-cia.11N,
. open theball sea-
ter upon another ,year ,with good.
hope' and encourageme,�t. . I
f�ro�-r� this year P,n,l many societies
. which have been obtained from To-
'ionto
T -Ter. -all War Veteran�s Diary His
son. The Hensall executive consi%j,er
they have faster
."t the 'executor's sale of the real
.
are increasing Ooivit"'-F to, clean up
will he shown. All the -me'
mein
of the community are urged to keen
* H,En-
B�.st F)rien.d.—W. J. Otterlj�ein, .
.all �veteran.
a ba:ll team than
ever this year and av;,k yp�r suppwit.
j,,,siate- anal household goods of t'ja
Bate John MeD. Wilson,
and ;beautify ragged areas and
. ugly
-mots, whii.-h detract froni the appear-
June lizvt free, ,so that they can ob-
wan
w caused consilderable
(Ji-smssion when he brought along his
,
W,t�h for the official announcements
sold by and-
tion on Saturday afternoon last d: -(-,w
arl.e of town and c-ountryside,'
• -It 'has"been
Iain the full benefit of a programime
which will be both entertaining arc!
own ,documentary eviden." to pfesent
later . I
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. Open Air Band Concerts. — Th -e
_(lulte 9. large attendance and g -w,.1
Priers were The
amaving to note the
,
'rumber of cars and other vehicles
instructive.:' "
in. tructive. � _ ,
to the pen'sion's. tribunal at London
on Tu!mday for Pension. He kep-tia
'merchants of Hens -all are sponsoring
realized. d,veiling,
was purchased by Mr.. David Robiso-.1
Prnm which branr.-h-s of shrubs
I toes been
diary in 'France and it proved his
best friend in
,open.ai-r 'hand concerts to -be held
every Tuesday evening from 8.3o to
of our village. I .�
9'hb ,council are having the
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, ZURICH ,
p,rotnvling. In almost
.
, very town ani villaige amateur en-
,
court. -Whenever a,
w,sflon was -put to him about his
10, p.m.,during the suirtmer months,
to be*putt on .
the Clinton
grand.
-.tare on 'the park grounds ric'-'y re-
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+hvsiastq may -be oar-erved hurrying-
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inillit,iry service and its relation to ,
'his
� .,by Junior
Band, ,consisting of thirty pieces.
rcl,irei I and, made, ,good and safe fur
the large
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home with ,pl,arits and %eeds for im-
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mediate
le
Mr. 111enry Walper has leased. the
oli-ebility he turned the leaves of
Hs little lboak he found 'all
This Bond Wines well recommended.
crowds that will he oc-
ctloving it during the cornill- montls
planting.
There are nearly In,J siociet!" in
property on the .Babylon Line, which
he has occupied for a year for a fur-
until
about it. "I Warted to have it all
Sunday last, May 21st' marked an-
viversary F,erv,,,,Ces in Carmel Presby-
g,
'n
,kvh' baseball Imiatclies and other
fmiLdtions be
.
Ontario, to which much credlit is due,
ther term of two years, from: Mrs. P.
down in black and white," the veter-
will. in full ni�;n .g.
For steadily in-crea%inz the beauty of
'�Kaehler, of this village.
an declared. '"So I kept my -own mil-
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RATES RE VISED'
the province. The flr=t society was
orqmnized at York in 1849, and is
e
-till activas the. Toronto Society.
A nun-iibeib from this ,vicinity at-
.tended the 25th wedding anniversary
of Mr. and Mrs, Gilbert Plante, Go,de-
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tary file." Conirris,sion counsel ab-
jected because 4t w s admitted the
antes which 'Mr. O-t�l,ebein brought
Ten were formed in 1932. and four
rich, one day I.&A week.
with. hi,mi into court w -ere copies of
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have been ihorn in 1933.
'Mr. Ward Fritz is erecting , two
"
the origifial -diary. I wish I did
. , ,
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.story building on the main street,
have the ,original here. I could show
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Corn Varieties Studied.
deraion expe.jm�ent,rentd
9apartinerit,9.
Grand Bend. The 'building will be
for a store and far dwelling
Na'u ',�,O`m -e funny things about the
war," Otterbefn said,—Wrom tHe
Stratford Beacon-Herrald).
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,
o
been undertakpn thi-- year by
ar -bFive
.ha-v��
OWN11nig W
the Department of Fiefd Husbandry,
Mr. and Mrs. Dan' Koehler, of
Bell-Taylor.—A ,very lyretty Wed-
.�E
Ontario Agricultural " College .
Kitchener, s -pent 'Sunday with. rela-
tives
ding was salenmized on Thursday,
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effort to ol6tentrine the. varie"11""Inf
here ' . .
'Mr.
May 18th, at tibig borne of Mr. and
0 I-,'-,
corn best suit -ed for ,seed production
in Snu�bweqtem Ontrylo.
FA. Wurm and daughter, Kath-
leen, of Markham, called, on, rola-
'
Mrs. A. D. Taylor, Saskatoon, when
their only daughter, Marion Isabelle
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N a I I lr
Previous to the advent of the
fives here on Sunol4y-
Mr. N. Lever, traffic officer Clin-
was united in marriage to Mr. Ed-
, .
,ward lzydare Bell,
I r ,R ; 01 arianto
corn borer in Ontario, the Counties
of
I
of Kent and Eissex produced three-
ton, was in tmirn on 'Sunday.
'
Mr. ,Bell and' Mrs. C. Bell of that..
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'MarteT- of the corn gro-.m in the
Mr. Jean Cigntin. of London, Was
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city The ceremony was performed
. /' , . .
Dominion, and With the removal of
a visitor in town on 'Saturday.
by Rev. Prof. A. S. Orton- at eleven
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the export restricti.ons, that were im-
_- Messrs. H. G. Hess and T. L. Wil-
Imins were in Kincardine
o'clock in the mio, ' rig, only the imi-
7b, .
You can stay at one of
po,t;ed in an effort to check the ad-
visitors one
mediate relatives i rig pres
present. The
. . 1 the continent's .
va-n,c,e in this insect, every effort has
day last week, .
home woes ibeautifu'11V decorated with
.
traditionally great hotels at a cost as low.
been, made to re�e . 4tablish this Indus-
The directors of Zurich Agricul- .potted
.
•-plants, fern s 'aiid palms, the
-as $2.50'per day—yet !here is nolowering I
try. -
Five ,dietman�Otmtion Plots of one-
tura] Society held a mereting on Sat-
urd4y ,evening. Some changes were
bridal party .,standing under a.large
wedding bell: LolienzrWs . bridal
. -.-
of those ita:ndiids' of service, cuisinen
acre each have been laid, diown ,by
made in the prize list and other bus,-
march was played by MrsA. Mdml.
.
appointments which have delighted our .
the Deparbinent on two farms in Kent
a,nd, three in Essex. Ten
ineaG disposed, of. -
The Principal and, of the
Ian' as the bride, entered the living
on
roam ,on, the arm' of her father. The
i[
guests for over thirty years.
varieties
of corn, including some of the cillol
continuation ,classes of Zurich school
bride looked very swe?t and girlish
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A visit at the King Edward is an enjoy.
Ontario strairls ,and a few of the
spent Tuesday afternoon at Beaiinil-
ler•
dresse� in ,a lowly gown, ,at white
able experience—and if you care to dance, . ,
more ,promising American, and "BOT-
silik organdy, with veil amid llly.of_
.
er ResistariV type' will be grown for
'Mr. Henry Steckler, of the Bronson
the valley, ,her bouquet ,being pink
there. is only one Luigi Romanefli's Or.
7urnoses of comparison.
Line, north of Blake., lost a valuable
horse
roses"
, white snapdragon, and fern.
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chestra, Canada's most popular radio dance
The some axperrnent is also be-
in.- run on three farms in, Peel
thrrqu-gh an, unusual,awident on
Monday. His son Wes unloading %
The bri,des.irnadd, Miss -Helen Aitchi-
son-, wore A pretty ,gown of
. band—every evening*in the Oak Room. " .
GoutitY itio deterimAine Mie felative,
load of st,ore, (m the' side of a hill
yello,v�
silk organdy and carried a bouquet
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Come to the Kitig Edward the next time
values of the, ten varieties for, the
when the wagon Islippeol diown am
,
'six
of mauve and pinik snapdrafgan and
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you are in Toronto.
P-ribduction; Of silage. Yield and,
incline of feet. and pulllea the 'stocks-
with fern. eMt. Allyn, Taylor,
earliness of fnialturity will the the
homeos down With it. The horses
the bride's brother, supported , lohe
chief 'consklerations in ma,kdng the
landed on top of the upturned wagon
bridegrocim. The brideigroo,in'smother
I . P. KIRBY HUNT
�;electiozls. I .
and om- was .so ftripusly injured that
wore a arrgart (rack of ,blaek silk.
.
Manager,
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it had to ,be killed, M9 son rnanag-
cileve and L'&. coraelge (bquqvet Of
11,k'
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Classes Well Filled:
ejm
d to up clear of -the wagon but
had a narrow escape. / `
mauve and piiiik sweet Peas, while
the bride's mother wM ,dressed in.
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An impre."olve. feature of the final
examination results at 0. A. C. is
1Mr. . Daniel Sd Steckle has purchas-
grey and ,her ,bouquet was of pink
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the way* in which the numbers of
ed the 1,00 -acre 'farm on.the Branson ,and
Line',) from 'his father, Mir.
wbite sweet peasi. After the
certinilomir all sut down. t6 a dainty
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9ti3diants keep uip. In spite of the
deprespion, there -weirp, 1151 in &-e
M. qD. Steclole, who pumbsised the
fa*h a few years ago from) Mr. W.
111incheon whiah. was -served an the
dining roam. The table was febritred
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dsegrei6 and diplams d" 8 of 011t)
ane
first
H. Talbot
with the bride's cake embedde4 in
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yew, 160 in the.,se,cond year,
58 in the friternieldiste, and, 103 in
. Almiong the vi' rt at the horne of
.
Mr, ,0.
wbite, -and ,Pink tWl;, begi& vVhi6h
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the third year. .This A, -a sign, that
and Mra. C. Scibilbe were XT,
and Mrs. J. Sifter. of,11hedford- Mr.
stood- silver bud- vasea containing Pink
rose-buidis amid lihei-of-the-valley. MT.
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the urge to accu1nulate IC110-ledge
and ,Mrs. H. Xerswgll and the ]at-
and 1.4fra. 'Bell left an the ,one, o'clock
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cyvercom tes mankv Obstacles. At
Kamptvill-6 Agrkultural School, the
te-r1s father, Mr. J. Kerswell, of Lan-
train for hegina and Winnipeg. The
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classes also keep .up well. In the
Qi.ng, ,Mich, . 0 .
- The lo.cal"-:ho*dshoe, ,club has been
been,
bride 4ravelled in a suit of'royal'
the swagger cast opening over
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senior year 28 tried the examinax
dons and a very high amerage Pro-
it
argandz,ed for ther sea n. and the
1', &TV lace, Moose; hier bot, purse
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flcitell!1167 was sh*WM, 901i0e, 37 stud-
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PrOspecti are for a. busy time on
r4le am C
,the fol. -lowers of tU game. I
nd
kh-?�s harmonized with her quit.
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On -t 'r -return they willl reside, in
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