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WANTED-1NQ., 1 CAST IRON SCRAP IN
de= of 100 pounds or over, delivered to
plena at. BELL E, & T. CQ., LTD.
3603-1
f1asSi404 Ads will be inserted at nevi, kW' cash rates:
soe. 'rented, Lost end Found, CoMing Went". 1404 --Per Wad;
1st week . 1 Cana
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2nd week a % Cent
. 3rd week % 00za
Minimum cherge, first insertion
larch figuee, initial and abbreviation count) em MO WOrd*
r ' 113141eas efeThentio, In Remora= Notices --1 cent per word- Manimum. 50 mobs per week.
• Enrol** may be directed to a Box Number, care of The Huron 04 imbue, for 10 mute
• ee cents seeeeeleal per week will be charged ft ads in above caasis arre moot paid by the
• Saturday night in the week in which the ad was run.
• Shahs, Marriages and Deaths ineeated free of charge.
• Auction Sales; Notice to Creditors. Etc.—Rat'e on aPPleratien.
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Notices
VOTICFf—I WOUJeD APPRECIATE VERY
much anyone seeing me the Tour Oompe-
ration amnions given on the front .page of
The Globe and Mail until the contest. clouts.
and vjfl refund postage for mailing them to
me. IRS. L. G. FEW, KiPron, Ont.
• 3608-1
NOTICE
VILLAGE OF HENSALL
COUNCIL REQUEST YOUR CO -OP -
elation by not feeding the Transients, and
, they =11 at your door kindly send than
• te the Town Hall where they willbe looked
eater by the proper authorities. Please corn -
Pie afila this request.
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By er of the Council.
JAMES A PATERSON,
Relief Officer.
3603-1
NOTICE
"ing of the said. By-law. Any Person who
i "claims that his land wild be prejudiciaely
affected by thia 'Byelaw and Who applies to
"be heard will be given the aPPoreunity to
"set forth his claim to the Council at 8.00
epere of the said 11th deo. of January, 1937,
"at the Town Hall in the said Town -of Sea -
forth, In the easenle of any objection, the
"Conseil may pass the said Byelaw without
"further notice, • .
"DATED at Seaforth
azember, 1936:
"HAYS & MEIR,
Solicitors.
this .16th day of De.2
abliN A. WILSON,
Olerk.
3602-4
• Personal
TWO-WAY ACTION ON THE KIDNEYS,
'antiseptic and invigorating. Rumacaos
attack the muse of Rheumatism. Sciatica,
Lianhaglo, KEATING'S DRUG STORE.
3603e1
Card of Thanks
Residents of the Village of ma. ANT) MRS. THOMAS SecKAY WLSH
• era to thank Dr. MeMaseese and the many
Hensall friends, •altre the teacher and 'pupils of S. S.
No. 8, for their kindness to our, son, Stephen.'
lesEPORT OF • THE BOARD OF HEALTH during his recent illness in Scott Memerial
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aa for 1936. --Number of births, 6: meroher Hosai;bale 3663ea
of deaths, 12; communicable diseases: Ger-
man measles, 343; measles. 15; mumps, 25;° MR. AND MRS. ROY LAWSON AND
scarlet fever. 11; septic sore throat, 1. " Marion desire to express their sincere
Water Supply—Number of wells in the mun- appreciation for the many kindnesses shown
icipatity, 260; number of samples for exam- them during the sickness and death of Mrs.
heath" .19; number of unfavorable Lab: re- ' Stewart; also nee' the flowers and those who
Porte, 16, The general condition of the via loaned cane 3603x1
lege water supply is not good. Milk Supply ,
—The ,Dosrd of Health is pleased to report
. that the milk supply is greatly improved, as
both the herds, that of W. Green and that'
of Mrs. M. Rovrcliffe, app entirely free from "
Tuberculosis and Bangs disease (Undulant rIFTY ACRE FAIIM TO RENT IN HUR-
Fever). a' on County; A-1 buildings, well equipped
Ir G. &MILLIE, M.D., • .,, !stable; good location; land in A-1 condition;
• Medical Officer of Health.' •Hydro: 5 rods from Public School and Con-
-•36034 tinuation School. Apply to Box 96, EX-
POSITOR OFFICE, Seaforth.
4599x1-tf
FOR SALE OR' RENT—HOME a OF THE
Township of McKillop
late A. A. Cotobill. Winthrop, 5 eriles
north of .Seaflorth: furnace, Hydro, "bath-
reVIE 'ANNUAL MEETING OF THE RATE- room, water pressure; steel barn, hen house;
a payers of the Township of McKillop for 5 acres, small fruits. Apply MRS, A.
the nandfnabian of candidates for the office of CAMPBELL, 938 •Mt. Pleasant Rd., Toronto
Reeve and Cormeillons for' the year 1937, will 3601-3
be held at Winthrop Hall on Monday. Deeem-
••ber 25th, 1986, from 1 to 2 o'clock p.m. -
. If more persons are nominated 'than are
• required to fill the severest 6ffiees a .polit
• be held on Monday, January 4th, 1937, be-
• * tween the hours, of 9. a.rn. and 5 p.m., at the FA *OR SALE ,-- LOT 10, SOUTH
follovrieg 'Placer: • Boandary Concesision, Stanley Township,
• Poll NO. 1---Jermee Carlin's House. Lot 10.
Huron• County, 1,00 acres, under cultivation;
Con. 5; James Nolan, rate.; William Ma-- good brick house, bank barn, drilled well,
}onev, water in house and been; rural mail and
Poll 'No. 2—Joseph Hogg's House. Lot 25: telephone; 10 acres in ifali wheat; Ploughing
Con. 4; Ross Murata D.R.0-; Mrs. George done, Terms easy. Apply its JAS. SWAN,
Eaten: P.C. Brumfield. •• 3600 -if
• Poll No 8.-4oseple Smith's House, Lot 10,
'Cam, f; Bemnewies, aeleCe.; Elmer
FARM FOR SALE -115 ACRES OF GOOD
• Dennis, P.Q, land, nearly all under cultivation; new
Poll.., No. 4—School House No....7, Lot 26, barn 30x50; hay barn 20x75: frame house.
• • Oon. • 12; Wm. Somerville"- D.R.0.;
Rural mail and telephone. Near market and
• Dundee, P.C. • schools, Apply to JOHN L. TASKER, R. 2.
• JOHN. lacNAY, Clerk. . 3602-2 Seaferth • 3601-4
Nomination Meeting Notice, To Creditors '
Township of Tuckersmith •
NCE 15 .liEREBY GIVEN PURSUANT
.to the statutes in that., behalf, that all
persons having claims against John Steve
date of the Township of Tuekersmith. County
la Huron, Fanner, who died on the 5th day
of December, 1936, are required 'to sexed to
the undersigned Seliciter; for the Eveentor.
full particulars., in writing and verified by
affidavit of their' claims and the nature of
securities, if anye held by them, on or before
the 2nd day of January, 1937, after which
date the said Execetor will proceed to dis-
tribute the •assets of the said deceased, hav-
ing regard only to the claims of which he
then obeli have had notice.
DATED at Seaforth, Ontario, this 11th day
of December, 1e36.
For Sale or Rent
NOMINATION MEETING
Fa'rins For Sale
• THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE ELEC-
a' tors of the To -warship of Tuckersmith for
the nomination of candidates' for the office
of Reeve and Councillors for the year 1987,
• will be held at Walker's 'Hall, Brucerfiedd, on
• • Monday, Dezember 28th, 1836, from 1 to 2
p.m. If a pleli be necessary,such poll shall
• be =erred on Monday', Januay 4th, 1937, be-
tween the how% Of 9 a.rn.. and 5 p.m. at
the following places, and 'by the following
• • effacers:
No, 1—At Fienagenee Sthere, Ddt.O., Harry
' Stewart: Clerk; A. Finnigan.-
• Nb. 2 --At S. S. No. 8; D.E.A., Edward
Brown; Clerk, J. P. McLaren.
No. 3—At S. S. No. 4, D.R.O., Joseph
• eaCterk, Fred Pepper. '
4 --At S. S. • No. 3; Themes
Chapman; Clerk, J. W. McIntosh.
No. 5—S. S. No. la D.R.O.. R. •D. i
'Clerk. M. Traquaire
No. 6 ---At S. S. No. 9; D.R.D., William
Sinclair; -.Clerk, William Martin.
' • p. F. McGREGOR, Clerk.
8601-8
• :
NOTICE
lal'O'TDO.Is leaREDY:.. -GIVEN THAT' IN
„ea"' pumuance Of the provisions of the Morn-
.eicipal Act, R. S. 0., Gap. 233: The Council
of the Corporation of the Town of Seaforth
has read a first and second time*. ,the .fol-
lowing by-law;
TOWN OF SEAFOETH
By -Law Number 878, 1936-7
. By -Law for closing and stopping up
"part • of a highway im, the Town of Sea-
. "forth, and for leasing or selling the soil
"and freehold of the part or parts of high.
"way to eased up.
"WHEREAS it iseprovided in, the Muni-
"eipal Act that the council of every munici-
• aparlity may ease by-laws for stopping up any
"bilehoway or vitt( of a highway and for leas-
• "ipso or selling • the soil and freehold of a
'Istarrpol,urp highway or part of a highway:
-AND, WHEREAS it is deemed advisable
."te• SLOP IV. and olose the part or - parts of
ethee rchrway or street hereinafter described;
• aladee THEREFORE, the Council of the
"Corporation of the Town of Seaforth en -
"'acts as follows: .
• el. In this By -law: --
•
"(a) 'Council" shall Mean the manicie
• "pal council of the Corporation of the Town
of Seaforth.
-"the Corporation Of the Tewn of Seaforth.
"(b) "Clerk" elieL mean the Clerk of
"2. lam hereinafter described part e of the
"highway ' shall be stopped trop and closed.
"The said earth to be closed are described as
"follows
"All and Singular those certain parcels or
'tracts of land, situate, lying and beinig in
"the Town of Seaforth, in the County of
flair= end Province of Ontario,' and :being
"composed of those portions of Market
"Square, Jarvis Street, and Market Street,
• .aat the Intersection of the said streets more
"particularly described as Arnow's:
"Thistly, that portion of Jarvis Street,
"114.84 feet along Jarvis Street by a depth
acre isa' feet abutting on pant of Lot 115
"Mei Lot ;
"Secondly, that portion -of Jarvis Street,
"114.84 feet along Jarvis Street by a depth
"of 462 feet abutting on Lot 110 end Part
, "of Lot 111:
' "Thirdly, that Portion of Jarvis Street,
• "114.84 feet -aloeg Jarvis Street by a depth
"of 46.2 feet abutting on Lots 98 and 99;
"Fetotlee, that uneklen of Jarvis 'Street,
"11.4.04 feet *long Jarvis Street by, a depth
"tof 46.2 feet abuttifla on Lots 1.29 and 130.
. • "The whole res shown: on Jfervie' Servo' of
"Met of the Tower a Seaforth.
"EL This Byelaw shall be eernsidealti at a
"meeting of the Council to be held. at eight
• "e'cildelt in the airte'rnoon Cf the 11th Clay of
"Jaentery, 1987.
"4. A notice of this by-law and of the Said
"locating shell be advertised it * .fteateeruper
'tddllihred Satefeeth, Mace each Week for
speedirrive weeks.
•4'6, ft, este frith AO of Jisnuaty,
•r111/81 klutirrAt person or by
tiObluild" r, .or *tent, uttsr per-
lAt land WO be- Pie&
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HAYS & MEM,
Seaforth and Hensel', .
elicitors, for Executor.
3602-3
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN PURSUANT
to the statutes in that behalf that all
persons hiving elaienis against Michael Joseph
Beaninger, late of the Village of Dublin,
County of Huron, Farmer, who died on the
10th day of August,' 1986, are -required to
send to. 'the undersigned _Solicitors for the
Exeeutrix, full parteculars in writing and
verified by affidavit,, of "their claims and the
nature of the securities, if any, heldoenothem,
on or before the 2nd day of January, 1937,
after which date the said Executrix will pro-
ceed to distribute the assets Of the said de-
ceased, having regard only to the claims of
which she then shall have had, notice.
DATED -eel Seaforth, Onterio, this 11th dsp
of December, 8936. ,
HAYS & MEIR,
Seaforth and Hensall,
s - Solicitors for Executrix.
8602-2
MOTH% 115 HERESY GIVEN, PURSUANT
a' to the statates in that 'bealf that. all
Persona having claims against August Wankel,
late of the Township eff Tuckersmith, County
of Huron, Farmer, who died on the 28th day
'of October, 1936, are required to send to ,the
undersigned Solicitors for the Exeeptrix, full
Particulars in ,writing and verified by ale -
&ova, of their claims and the• nature of the
sectiritiert, if any, held by them, on or before
the 2nd day of January, 1937, 'after which
• date the said Executrix will proceed to de -
tribute the peseta of the said deceased, having
'regard only to the claims of which she then
shall have had notice.
DATED at Seafoeth, Ontario, this lith dee
of December, 1936.
HAYS & MEIR.
Seaforth and Hen:mile '
Solicitors for Executrix.
3602-3
•MOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN PURSUANT
▪ to the statutes in that behalf that all
persons having claims against Joshua Asiston,
late of the Town of Seaferth, Huron Connty,
Retired Farmer, who died on the 13th day of
'September, 1936, are required to send to the
• undertsiemeel Solicitors for the Executers, frill
particulars in witting and verified by affi-
davit, of their claims and the nature of the
eecurities, if any, held 'by them, on or be-
fore the 2nd day of January, 1937, after
Which date the said Executors will proceed
to distribute' the assets of the said deceased,
having regain) only to the claims of which
they then shall have had notice.
DATED AT SEAFORTH, Ontario, this Ilth
of December; 1933,
HAYS & MEIR,
Seaforth and Ilensall,
Solieitors for Executors.
3602-8
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN PURSUANI4
to the state= in that behalf that all
Persona having clams against Robert Alex-
ander Canipbell, late Of the Township of
Mel(illop, Huron Manny, Farmer, Who did
on the 5th day of .luly, 1986, are required to
Send to the undersigned Solicitors for the
Executors, full partaleularS in Writing and.
'veiifled by affirlanirt, of their claims and the
e of the teetorittet If our held by than,
On or Wrote the Lgad Arty -of JatitutrY, 10074
Itiditet *Melt; lige ma raial Exeeeliabla eaR ere&
*Oa diatillinter the Waste a the said' ter.
WAIrorti, frovirikpotetterott out the elohey. of
*Rat Olen a13t4, bead had *Alen
Sattonh, tikifutetl,
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Help •Wanted
_
W AdNIT 41d — ORGANIST AND CHOIR
" Leader foe Duff's United Church, Wal-
ton. State wages. Apply to S. JOHNSTON.
Walton P. O. 1160e.2
Articles For Sale
FOR SALE—SEVERAL NEW CUTTERS,
our own make, Portlande and piano box
with' auto seals; 1 used Portland almost as
good as new, repainted, ready to run. We
make sleighs, wagons., wheelbarrows or Way -
thing in the line of woodwork, also; all kinds
of repairing. Dell and see us for 'same. W.
M. ELIGILL, Manager, R. 11, 2, Seaforth.
3603-1
Auction Sales
MORTGAGE SALE OF REAL ESTATE.—
' Undoer....are by 'virtue of' the powers of
sale contained in a, certain mortgage which
will be produced on the day of sale, there
will be offered for wale "by public auction on
the premises on Wednesday,' December 30th,
1936, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, the fol-
lowing real estate: Lots 14 and 15 on the
north side of King Street, Petty Survey, in
'the Village' of lieensall, County of Huron. On
the above property is situated a. frame build-
ing in excellent repair, suitable for store or
office, and a dwelling. The property is cen-
trellY located.
Terms of Sale ---,10 per cent, ,of the par -
these price on the day of sale; balance with-
in 30 days thereafter. Other conditions made
known On the day of sale.
Far further particulars apply to' Frank
Taylor, Aturtioneer, Exeter, Ontario; J. W.
MORLEY, Solicitor to the Mortgagee, Exe-
ter. Ontario. 3601-3
A UCITION SALE OF FARM ETOCK AND
Implements. -0., H„ Elliott bee been in-
igtruieted salt by Publie auction on Lot 7,
Concession 7, leackersinith, On Wednesday.
Tieceenber 30th, at 42.30 p.m., the following:
Horses -1 agrioultural mare 9 years old; 1
agricultural mare '1 years old; 2 aged mares
Bummed to be in foal. 'Cattle -1 grey Cow 3
yeast old, due to freshen March 10th; 1 grey
cow e years old, ,due to freshen March 15th;
1 black cow, '7 years old, due to freshen
March- 16th; 1 roan cow 4 years Old; due to
fresben Manch 19th; 1 roan cow B yeast old.
due April 144th; 1 red heifer 3 years old, due
March •25.th; 1 brindle cow S years old, due
'April 4th; 1 red cow,' 6 years old, due May
'6the 1. grey cow, 7 years old, due May 7th;
1 ether rising three; 5 steers 'and heifers ris-
ing two; 9 steers and 'heifers rising one.
Bogs and Fossd—i son'; 6 pigs 8 weeks old;
100 R. Reck Ilene; '2 'ducks • 1 (hake. Imple-
ments -1 Massey -Harris .bider, • 7 -foot cut; 2
aftweee-Hafais mowers, 5 and 6 -foot cut; 1
roiling cloulter plow with skimmer, .newe 1"
ROssey-Harris side rake; 1 hay loader; 1
steel rake; P3 -foot: 1 single furrow riding
plow; 2 walking plows; 1 McCortnieleDeering
maniere spreader•, 1 Massey -Harris 'disc seed
drill, 18 run; 1 stiff ec;oth cultivator; 1 spring
tootlh cultivator; 1 disc, 12 plates; 2 sets
harrows; 1 harrow cart; I land roller; 1 hay
reek and stock tack; 1 corn cultivator; 1
Gilson ensilage box,' 10 -inch ; I MaeseyeHar-
ris 8 H.P. engine; 1 Vessat 'grinder, 18 -inch
plate; 1' Massey -Harris pole saw; 2 straw
cutting boxes; 2 fanning 41.1.D3'; 2 root pig-
pen; 1 Melette cream separator; '2 one-horse
mufflers: 2 wagons ; S truck wagon; 2 sets
sleighs ;2 cutters; 2 buggies.; 1, double baggy;
easels heavy backbend harnessi 1 set rbreeoh-
ing (new): 1 set double driving harness ; 1
set single harness; number of collars; saddle;
200 bushels of oats; quantity of hay; 6 bassi
of potatoes; 100 _8/panda stork food car.
ropes . and pulleys:: 1 set stales, 1,006 1.1#4,
number of. 18 -inch cement tile; number Of.
12 -inch tile; 4 12 -foot stringers: wooden silo
steves, 16 feet; quantity of luenleer; 2 obeltee
2 grindstones; 1 vise: carpenter tools, house-
hold furniture, whiffietrees, neckyokereeforks,
chains, ere. Termar—.0ash. MONTGOMERY
PATRICK, Executor Estate of John Story;
G. -H. Elliott, Auctioneer, •3602-2
Births
MACKENZIE—In Georgetown, on December
13th, to Mr.. and Mrs. Sam J. Mackenzie,
• (nee Margaret Cardno), a eon --John Alex-
ander.
Public School
. .
(Continued from 'Page 1)
D—Kenneth Hart, Joyce' 'Cutting,
Lorna Dale, Aubrey Baker, Betty Dun"
lop,, Donald'a Hawkins,, pose Mont-
gomery, Jack Praiser, Billie Bragger.
Missed Examinations—Harriet Rus-
sell—Maude M.'llartry, Teacher.
ROOM IV
A—Doris' Ferguson, Donald Thorne,
Annie Wood, Billy 'Sproule, Edna Gal-
lop, Har'old' • Ross, Donald Munn,
Louise Case, Wallace Hollingsworth,
Lenora Habkirk.
• B—Eleanor Wea,Vet, Jack. Mekins,
John Edler, Bobby Humbey.
0—Doris Eisler, Joyce Wilbee, Bet-
ty Clarke, Richard F'fliin, Donald Mc-
Kay, Beverly Beaton,
,
D—M'ari'on Makin', Fralter Swan,
Clarence Reeves.
Missed- Eltaminations—Gordon
Son.—Mary, Bell, Teacher. • •
ROOM V•
A—Buddy Smith, Donald Smith,
Betty Montgomery, •Bobby Willa/gag-
worth..and Donald' MacKenzie '(equal),
Ronald Savauge, Harold Knight, Luel-
la Hopper, Jack Little, Helen, punie,
Fred. Weed/nark, Walter Boswell,
B—Nell Beattie and Rhoda Beacom
(equal), Margaret Burke, Jean McMas-
ter, Jack Hudson. •
C—Peggy Trapnell, Helen, O'Dell,
Edna. Praiser, Bruce Dupes.
D—Finlay Ross,, Bobby Knight, Ken-
neth Swan, Charlie Ye/loc.—E. H. El-
der, Teacher.
ROOM VI •
• Primary
A—Ivan BeacOrii, Billy Munn, Ken-
neth B,ogg, jack Weedmark.
B—Ronald Pullman. Sue Nixon, An-
na Dupee, John Gramonett. •
C --Mae Clarke, Lois H'oggarth, Max-
ine Dunlop. '
D.—Rlith `itilibee, Cecil Humbey,
Ross MontgomerY, Howard Weir,
Ronald Dolmage, David Muir, Joyce
Bro'ad'foot.
Missed Examinations—Jean ,Fraiser,
John Robert MacKenzie; Peggy Wil-
lis.—Rath Thompson, Teacher.
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Not in the sense of custom, but with
a genuine appreciation of our pleas-
ant association during the past year,
we extend to you and yours our best
wishes for an old-fashioned
MERRY CHRISTMAS
CHRISTIE'S Meat Market
Phone 58 SEAFORTH
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To all our customers and, friends at this
joyous -Christmas time we wish to you
and yours a Bright and Merry Christmas
CRICH'• S • Bakery and
Confectionery
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THE PERSONNEL OF
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WISH YOU AND YOURS
MAY 1937 HOLD FOR YOU EVEN
GREATER iOPPOR'TUNITIES THAN
THE YEAR JUST CLOSING !
• a see ,'-4 ,e.tr aet --4. oel•
40 pages of valuate -1e
and practical infoinotion
that will earn extra Profits
for you • written by
•Poultrymen for
Poultrymen.
FEED DEALER
ROE FEEDS sold locally by:. HOLMAN & DAVIDSON, Winthrop.
W. E. KERSLAKE, Seaforth. L. SC HILSE, Zurich.
IRVINE WALLACE, Blyth. , 9, E. KYLE, Kippen.
ALBERT TRAVIS% Walton. THOS. D. WREN, Mensal,.
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MOW our assets we number one which
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' friendship and goodwill—and so tthis Holiday
Hardware
At this holiday season we
feel deeply grateful for the
consideration extended to
us in the past year and take
this opportunity of wishing
you and yours
A Very Merry Christmas
'GD. Ferguson
: Seaforth
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A MERRY
'CHRISTMAS
At this season of the
:year we pause 'to
thank our patrons
for, their assistance
cesifut business and
Christmas.
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in the pursuit of our sue -
to wish them all a Merry.
Smith's She Store
Seaforth .•
Ontario
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Season we extend to-- pou and pourS our best
wishes for a Merry Christmas and all good things'
tr for the coming New Year.
et- , ir‘tk e*Er ;"4.tr re*E.
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dooaLWishes to you
This Christmas
66a8611.
We are ' saying it in
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