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�'%Yi" ."C',Uelph to Galt- Mr.' Gaxdine .on .- . felt that -a player -should be -allowed
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111"", R; Margare�e I. Duff, Mt. and Mrs. R. in ri � . land now -when tWTe is so m'ueh to E, Pliffli-ps with frie -1 .q?d ch� � .
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�0�g :- fteciAl applause follov . Mr. wid.Mrs. John G. Gardiner, - although he did adWit that his draw ,players froni'mother -town or OTIly Is newspaper in -ter ,both the ,Government and the. King' night f - and . Russa �
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."� _� ', Ine . -is yea,r to The 'result of toric 'St. James' Palace. wec4ng.tAp on Tuesday. 'The em-
", , 'donations Mr. and, ,Ws. J. A. Rutckff,. '!Ws. m,nt, t felt that 'any difference lie the distclUssion was that ,the inattelf.1lig is stronger than he was a year ago. .
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,� , k A G. Habikirk, C. C. autions are taken munity presented them With ft* 0 .
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, & � 'i the last Cook, A. W. Pickard, Miss, Elsie Me- -e annual meeting of that or- . ?ver every detail of his -health.. He chairs, a magazine rack and a am*- I
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� �11,. b, Mrs. A, L. Meek, Willcox; 'kl�kr- allu proposedi introducing an amendimen't Playing rules and Constitution were will insist that the ,Duke of York be- bit unfavorable. But's seyere cold blav� so recently left the ranks of
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24�;,�.�'' -P Mr. and Mrs. Donald Calder, J. E. 1* split up into two sections there- ' . ere is not one word
.; � !�,�:, a m'?, -said he had,�eft Huron frame and,pre�eht to a general mleet.- of truth to this obstinate rumor. The- off in a couple of hours. At least of analtrinionial- bEss, rwe bmwe assem-
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�,,,,�' 11 , petition. form to those of the,C,AJr.A. 4 land. He will n ver marry. He has follows him 'to -the throne. He ,has You I
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i;0;'1-'1-, . .. I Cooper,,Mrs. L. Phillips and Mrs. M. iTh, _speaker was'given an. attentive letter for letter. CeTtain reguladins 0, � . By yourglew"al and harmonious I I
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',i�, I �,�.l , I o er had kepit cooldes. G. Kerr, Pense. � I hearing but it was plain- to see that p to e in e or two great women friends whom seen his son Win the ,heart of the manter you have made mwmy friend&. .
I-A� ,.. , ioneers with ,will, however, be drawn u , b - he admires ,deeply,, M. ere -'are ab- whole world. 1. We are pleased rim are, -relmaftingA, im. I 0 .
'T.t I . fell. pralse for the P ;Mr. and Mrs. E. 0. Tho-Ps'011, the majority of the--.deleg4tes bad �Iuded in. the constitution, but these vious reasons why 'he cannot marry , I I �.
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11,.��, . �� 11 I � sle ter of Rowatt; MT. and,Mrs. James McCon- -other cGnvicti�ow and'were ,deltermin- will, -also be adopted.' by a general them. 'For one thing, - *1 I.. .
� Lindsay, a na,tilv)e daugh they are 11com
I I Quality in dres.Wd ,poultry depends holmWin 'Sweet Adburn?,lovelile.4 va .7,
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�, I 1 , �, I , . - I Vaughlam, cleverly narrated a 121th olf nell, Mr. and 'Mrs. F. 'A. Demorest, ed that they -had, enough of the 0. H. Tdeeting befoale they b0cOnte effective. moners." . he manner in Jage of the Tolain.. Aus, a small remem- I 1,
1". , ��, : Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Hall and Estella A. and were ready to take steps' to To r&ord all that took Place at the 'It is easy to Understand why the almost entirely upon " 4
% - which a bird has been fed or finished braniele . and expression. of our love
11 (,,,, chishoi.m, Cuper; Mr. and 'Mrs. rectify any wrongs Which they con- meeting would, require mbr6 time and Prince of Wales has'never married. .
w�,` . July incident.
�,�,,,,:; , The guests numbered 141. Rose and M. C. Ross, iMrs. N. M. Richardson, sidered were done to their respective I in ,preparation fo,r market. mikfed and respeidt for you, we wish you tcp�
�4� Cold chrysantheinu— in crystal howls spaze than is available,' ,but the- Was ,,Heps been too busy," a m,-mn very . ',term applie&to birds which have aecelplt these gift. Our sincere t
�-,.. , . ,. *th six or seven Regina- Lyle L. Richardson, Wil -cox. .club,. _,Even those clubs not repre- no doubt that the ,meeting wa's haT- . explained. From go to IS a wiff1h, .
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,,�, Igm. ad the tables vn Mr. �nd MTs. W. J. Campbell, A. sente"f sent word to the meeting that monious and of one mind. Words close to 'him been finished through. feeding in ds that You may - th -niOY 0
". " ball ns lending further ,Color. when most heirs to, thrones have f I
MY 11(w 11 Murray, G. S..'Hloward, Jamea'Eagl- they Would be behind the now .or- were not ,minced when any m&fter 24, (-rates or pens on a ration of finely greatest gifts.--heallth and,happinesa I . . . -
'-'�'�, fbivs. H. G. Irilck!-, was chairman of . their brides .picked for them, be, was
��:i . son, Warner; 'MT. and Mrs'. W. A. and asked that organizw- came up. for discussion, so -the dele- , Yr I
ganization ground - ' s and, malk.. This I 'ocess -�43� your wedded We. *',,.Signed on be-
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, ,the soclaf com�rdttee. Sam Swayze ,deep in the War. ,,He, -was a '901 the proportion and flavour half of,70dr many Mends in the cam- � �
" Scla.ter, ;AEr. and Mrs. J. R. McKen- tion be proceeded with. leed their opinions point blank Prince.. 1?joyal marriage could C � increases I �, �
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directed Community singing, with A:l Die, and"Chrlis Pedersen, Milestone; Mr. After a' frank and open. discussion,land while all did not agree with ev- later, in its proper time ,and plaee. of edible niaterial. . I I . The' WiM.,9. =embers and frie-n& - � I �
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�f I= Swayze furnishing splendid. ac- Mrls. L. B, Ring, Mr. and Mt�- M. ' lend s , e. came ,home to. England most ww-www� � .
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," . COMPaMnIents. David � Mills accom- A, Carmichael, 'Mr. and 'Mrs. George erYthing that wa suggested yet When h . -w� .of Donnybrook Crew, Westfield' Dun- �
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s-�;, Waddell, whose har- list nature, the election of OffiCers there was no mistaking that the of his time he spent trYi to help k I .
� i,. I., parlied 'Grant ng : ALTBLTRN- '. . ,glanUM and Auburn, met at
..'' � . ntondca's6los made o ,McKay, Alberne,thy. . held and -resulted- at f ollows: Hon. formation of t�he new organization comrades rehabilitate themselves ,n . I .1 brookon Thursday. There wlastlti t
. �, � � ,.- ' night, winning three entores�*For one T.E. Love, Milestone., iMr. and Mrs. -. ' -.. nt, C. K. o�veirldnd, Erin; Pres- was uppermost. in their minds, and civilian life. -He -suffered the sarne - I � I . . . crowd went from Auburn and Mrs-
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- �', , number a hoedowr4 !�erformed with C. D. Gaxnsey, 'Mr. and Mrs.- A., W- ident, J. G. Burt, Listowel; Ist, vice- that they we�Tq, unaninious. that the violent postwar reactions-. He joined I Visft6rt: Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Raith- W. 1.Wortimlore addressed the m6elt
, Muster Andrew Glilmo-, Keystown- . . . 4
�.. f eeft , - esid.ent, a. MeXame, Milverton.; 2n,d association wo1Zd,,b1 b ted to -irligig of those ' mad by, Mr. and Mrs. J..TaYbT; Mrs. Earl 'ing On, "DiffiCUltieS . .
I ,g'the whole house helped with ' jiq:�YQ Elliott, and Mr. and Mr.. Al' P' - I , L Do- -a i� the mad wh in China "
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�� vice-president, A. D. Slutherland, See- ma.a. Those.pre ,e = sdtis-fied years. 1, . Allison, of Goderich, With her par- The November meeting, oFthe %0. I
� the acc�paninienrt.'Ir.'G. Hicks gave . ..
.., Pleasure *ith the vocal solos, I'Fi�iend, bert F,lliot,t, Luinscilen; W. E. Suth- f,ith; secretary, A. E. Donald, to let ,the new slatel (of officers carry 'Then came his first trip to Can- erks; 'Mr. and ,Mrs. Charles, Beadle,; men's, iMssionary Society and Ladiete ; ..
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�, ? , , - --O.,. Min,�P2!. and "Sing Me. a 'Chanty." eThy, 'Mrs. A, Harniltont. Beverly W,lkertoii; ,treasurer, A. R.. McKen- one, from. m;ow out, B,pt the firm de- .ada. All the Dlom:mions h -ad suffer- Mr. and' ,MTs. IM. Jewel of 8emniller Aid �i Knox Presbyterian kGhlurek # '"' I
— . . Hogg, Abr, and M,rs. Whn. FXty. zie, Padsjey; executive, W. R. John- termination 'of 21'1 wbs that emery- ed terribly' in the War. The cords and Rev. 'William and Xrls. Mains of wais held, ion Thursday ,afternoon in . .
� Jack LaPointe, antroduCed as a Mr. and mTys, J. E' Allison,,Mr- and ston, .-Paltnerston; J. N. 'Mutdock, ,body w�ould,put hip, shoulder to the
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1-,4.,--. mm! , and magacian, gave the , that bound the far-flung E�npire to- Cor,unmA vith 'Mrs. -C. A. Howson; the baseiDenit of. the church wiih W . I
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,1 � . ..... 1- - ars. 1W. J.'Allis _h,m, I Dak, ,on i R. C. wheel. and interest t1leir. .in -gether- had --been - stietthtd-t-0--t-h-e- -Mrr-L-,Miat-'of- 1�� -with Mr.- and- members- lr�ew -vall., Thor -
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. I house a ftee esson liv ugg i Dr. and Mrs. Puddicambe, Re-�iMiniburgffi' 1). S, centres -in the new organization , d . I
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... ing an honest 'Penny . breaking ,point. Downing Street and MTs joh,n Manning. 1. I
, on a hand- - Leitch, Erin; D. A. McLachlan, Lan- accord their executive every ss"' - Buckingham Pala,de, between them 'Miss Verna Anderson has return- a reading by Miss Eleanor Wihftu ow ,
at card tr McArthur, 'Mr. and 'Mrs. Joseph Mc . . progran4me for. the day consistod of I .
�-�. . ... and playing tenor solos Math, Mrs. A. R. Beveridge,'Miss,K. dom . �
: I . 3k. LaPointe, with Bill Kirby, . E. C. Mun- I ance in putting the thing across. in a would try a great experiment ,They ed to -her ho,me. in DuIrgannon after "Obey 11 a niiesoage, 'from ,Mrs. � J. . 0
1 saw. R. Beveridge, AIT.'and MTS League in Good Hands -r. . I I I
I . guitar, and Buster Totten, violin, -gave and 'Mrs. George Totten, El- , I highly sucicessIfull manine would send this youth with the quick spending a week "il her grand7 Howaft entitled, "The Falling of the ' - "
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, & few fine numbers without the hand- r?, MT. Wdth-that representative sl-afbe of only thegroundwork ,has been, laid eager smile and the wistful look in mother, ,Mais. J. Jrwin. ' Leaf." 'Miss Josephine Weir favorell , ,
. - . sie G. Totten. 4% ... officers the meeting felt -satisfied that -and the surface anerely. touched, but his eyes to -Canada, He might kindle IMessTs. W. T. Riddell, Jas. Ilow� wkith a solo "Pass It OrL" She was I.
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:;I I the affairs of the new organization if the enthusiasm displayed at yes- afresh the torches of loyalty and att, E.' Ball and Edgar Lawson aft- amonVanlei by M[iss' Smiall. The . - I 0 1
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. ,presenitaltion. ,of a walking stick was I had been left iii good hands, and rthe4 terdary's meeting is an indicUtiOn one mmipire.love. Off he went. Wben -he tended a,e funeral of IMr. Matthew Ladies' Aid then, beld their meeting .
1 . . d over to the new cannot help but feel that the new as- Teturneal those ,who had isent 'him Bruee at Londesboro Qn. Monday. and, a social half-ho�r Was, enjoye& . 0 I
'1� . imlade, -to A. E. Hodgert, who was in- . . meeting wa's turne I.
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I . -strumenital largely -in, having the Hur- a , president, who threw tbe -meeting op� sociation is off to a good ,start and knew that in the young Prince they We we sorry to report that Mrs. . . -
1 on,01d, BoTs, Assed- I had an asset beyond, calculatifon.. He Arch. Rob on is not im roving as we
t- ation. formed. . en f or general discussion of mat- its. sruccess assured, if the interested i's p , .
I'll , Sour'v'eTArs were won by Mr. and, Mrs. 309 ters olf Urticular interest pertaining parti,eis -show -the same spirit and co- had Tecemented the British Drapire. would wi�sh and that Mrs. Charles .1 F F . I
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I I . W. E. -Gardiner as Mug the old I to the assocliation. These took up operation they did then. There.was He had smiled. his way into, the heart Beadle and Mr. Beverley Patterson tMORRNOIDS 4 .
t, - I pectons. present. Each is over eligh:tes'Y"' .. . . considera,lyle time and the pros and no mistaking the determination of ,of the world. . I are on 'the sIck list. .. FA OR "PILES" .
1. in Regina for 28 cons .re,garding the 'best meth,d,d of the ,representative body of shrewd i0ther trips followed: A-ustralia and 'Mr Kelmer Dawson is in DetroA are.pr6rhIpt and thoreugW k '-
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� I .� They -have resided condneting the league, , so that none business men present at the,meeting . 4 i . ' relieved' y the isse of - I I -N .
,years The runner-up for ho,nors wa-- � *Vr--Q� i N ,W Zealand, - South Africa, India, for a week's vacation. I I lrYL .
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I � . . Mrs. C. Harvey, 2273 Ga'Me-t Street, A HEALTH SERVICE OF would be forgotten and none would and' ,they rwenrt about their work in Japan, South America and the Unit- Mir..W. T. Riddell and Mr. Jomes DrOCINALSE'S ;
:, . THE CANADIAN MEDICAL be pl,'wed at any disadArantage, were %rusinese like methods, all of which ed States.. The Prince wat a 'busy Medd went to Dungan -non on Tuesday . I ;,
:�,: I who has been in the West for fortY- . ASSOCIAirt6N AND LIFE - IrIll SkIk 1, k I
�� .--fire years. ,Mr. .and Mrs. George Me- INSURANCE COMPANIES deilt with. . , ,augurs well for the attainment of -man. Not only bad he developed in- on account of the death of Mi. MeddIs . � I .I I ,
1�. KELy, Abernelthy,'were prize winners IN CANADA ,The residenoe rule occupied con- their qr1ost ardent expectations. to a master salesman of Empire sen- . I � - I
C'. . _tor. itilp Tum - ,siderable time, but it -was eventually The datels. foT the next meetings of timent,but he had become the,world's .
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1: I . ti,006 � I INDIGESTION -decidled by motion thait players in or- the executive the entire or- greatest salesman for British goods. . I
�' . I E. p.. paplin and A. E. Hodgert � � & to Tender themselves eligible to ganization have not been set a' yet
.; I He was called The Prince of Sales.
, . Those who suffer discomfort which play must -be a resident of the Centre but among other things which may Then in the'fall of 1928, on a pri- e .
� : vmced the thanks of the members to SNAPSROT1 CUILk I
I I . the oflicers, and to the speakers and apparently arises in the latbdomen and on or before July ist prior to the be done, -if -not this year, then at some ,vate hunting trip to West Africa, . -
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I I 2atistsof the evening for the pleasur- wh- . is. supposedly associated'with next playing season. It is intended, fubm-e date, is the ap, li ti n f r f- cvrle the word of h4 father's serious
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able arrangements."The'president ex- the digestion of food describe their of course, to in"'lude a clause in the filiation, with the Canadian Ama�e,,,..- i ,-'ss. SILHOUETTES
", I -rr indigestion" or "d7s- cmirstitu6jorn 1providdng for baricers, Hmkey Association. with a rf l-'st .. Lack In London be found � . lit, 1.10 I
.. pisined that John G. ,Gardiner, secre- co iplaint as " $ :-,,w 6-il.las and vas I Lly increased re- . I � I
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�, pepsia." It is interesting -to note, in students and those players arriving that the champions of the N.W,C�-Fi-.%. . " 4i;tiEs. lie still :had no time t — — -
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�-:. I 9 - f.n- i.,,arrying. lie was now almost iii.�'.,"."'�i�%."i�ii;�ii,ii�'�'-�.-I...�,,,�; i,. ::�:r,'-.�!
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share of the woTk'during the year. ,passin , that "indigestioli� Pot, own fter that date, Who are in each ,series be p f.�;;` ..i
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The offilcers re-electled are. lack of di- moved there under strictly business champions of ,the O.H.A. Ll tile Du- . :.'.'� ii%..., . . .
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� ary president, IM. E. Ga�diner; pas ,�iiii��: . 11,1:
� . presidentt� iS. J. Latta; ,president, E. tion, and the reason why digestion is A sftict. ban was.also lyla,ce,d on - :-x::,+:g.:-:- :.I...."....
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the time had passed when a foreign :i:**:,*X,,K :� ::�:�:ii� . :
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, , n blamed is -because it is making itself players who perforn� in 0. H. A. Tomato Juice princess desirable for state reasons, ::-:i:?0�:,N',X:: t
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mm, alts and vegetable alcids. TheY, had ,his family'brought pressure on '.'..-.'.'......1.;:;:;:;::lj ... .
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T, Mrs. Scortt, , player will nut be considered as hav- s ��ili�iii�i�.�i:�:��,.i�i�i��.*-.-*i���:�;;i�iiii�'���i�,�,�,i���.�i!ii�ii ., � :,,...: !
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. ., conijiiittee, Mrs. Welke game therefore, have the m,rit, of both him. Bult he was not to be sold to i��ii�i*..' .�:i:i:�lil���i!��ii�,�ili�ijiji�.--'�i�:iii�!:i�':.�i, -�' I .
.", W. J. .-Aalkon and Mrs. W. A. SvIater. for the trouble. Important digestive ing taken part inan, 0. H! A. the biggest 'bidder. ", :;:;:;::�:;:;i:i�ii��i:ilii�iii�iiii;�'-iiii�,*�',*i�i�'.i I
, , ;SOCial Commi,tt :, Xw. H. G. Hicks, .processes take place in the stomach until after he has signed, a referWs green its. They I:ii�i��i��f.i�ll'i�i�i��i�,�i�i�i��;�����i�iii���ii��i��ii�:::::;:-,..*.- I.
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-- -deft; &Eissl'Margaret L Duff and Miss profound part a ftestion occurs in considered as halving played in I new and finer, adeeper and far great- %-:�;�l-",�, I
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11 E[sie )TeCuticheonl; membership com- the intestines. The stomach is blam erPiince of Wales. , He is no longer � ., .I......."...'..'e. .
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,.� . Inson, J. H. Wood�- Pensle, . .tb� and vomiting, which 'are the common teed not have appeared one minute ial is found it'lthe juice. The tomoto almost I
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. � I James Duncan, Pasquej land Dr. Halt- I symptoms, seem to aTise in ,, the stom- on the itce in order to, disqualify him. is one of the few foods that retai terly opposed to publicity. He in- - I I
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�. � �. I and has:eigne,d the referee's foran for cooked. .. ,� ties be kept out of the papers. He .
IL . . that -game he will be considered an Tordato juice has ,the same bene- has gradually 'delegated public un- �.
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r . ler ,centres that may wish to enter especially if they are being fed PM- SUE JECTS
�,� -d1k e o He has been cbe�red, and shoved and . - -------.�.-- -.� -------LIGHT h .I . . 11 .
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I'.."- WHEN HL A. by a reslo,lution whi st�Lted the easiest foods to Preserve by Cam- stared at long enough. The Prince . I . I .
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,Ir. Ais place stands the Serio I IzD - I I � .
11, . -with hishorme tZwn club in .both sev- tent. They may be easily canned a . I
4�;,: � - I you meet an old friend. . . . Prince. Much of his viewpoint to- -W . .
�-, I ioT and junior company, but be will home. Tonialto juice Canned readyfor d life has altered. He has ma- . � . . "
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'!'.",� The digestive process mey be up- The foU,cywing Mcipes were preper- His shy and boyish manne An arched doorway between living and dining rooms. a ta t sheet and a bright light I I
',,.d�. years . .. . and you � invite him He still tugses with -his tie at long- u
,� . set because of the condition of any e�d by the Fruit Branch, Domfnion De- drawn-out cererhonies, but he is far -these were the only special requirements for Als silhouette. The diagram shows I
��;' "-' gost parktment, of Agriculture: - . the relative positions of camera, subjects, sheet and light. -
�,, .one of the digestive organs. less nervous than some Years &go. '-,
V'� back to town with you . . I. disease affect the behaviour of the ' " I
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,� . �- . I I The situation is further complim � Never has, he ,bad anything RV- a lot of fun and good pictures. supply shops at very low prices. The �
�"`f,l . . -ny cases, w1blich have no . -balf .
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�,,,,,," �, . tiotiel di4bulrbances of whi�fi the Pat- extracting dill pulpit Then through a love that be enjoys at this mome and generally improved equipment,
��,.,C: , ses of the British is probably your best bet., ro
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F�&��'F � ,5VK.-` t Clubs where men and- women away from the lamp). Plant your'
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��,',�L�,��,�"":, . — — otony of workless days in -bright from the lamp, through thet
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el.c,', . %, 1: brought -under control; sueh.�," the There woulld appear to -be a serious -friendly surroundings. He 'visits solid black on a white background, sheet and through the subject. T, he 0 .
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f,,-,V�� 11 act of*brealthing; others again� and shbrt�age of alsike, for ,domestic needs I.
§,!,�i�,��� - 3, -hands. out cigarettes f,rbm see at fairs.
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fo"Jx'4,�z. 1 11166 U11.1 mighty power of -his Position to help .
0,�,i' . OW-Awtiffte twd make sure of a welcomew coliaps,W nor diitended. .A sudden - . 3. 1 -
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