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GODERICH STAB
inderwear for the r Weather 1.
We hay* Militook of
Ladies', Children's, Men's and Boys'
Underwear
Our stock is compleie ad yea will de well in purchasing your
iooltwvrear here.
Our Stock of Men s Wear for the Cooler Weather is. Large and
Prices are the Lowest—all New and. IhiNto.Date Goods
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• We have the latest etitt-tc=iiite goods in, ,l‘lett's Overcoats and Suits for Fall
and Winter. Velt and Velour Hats, Caps, Socks, Gloves, Silk Sc3rfi, etc.
be deceived by Gut wartuds&s, but call and see our large selection of
the Idlest gmds utlw and be prepared for cooler weather.
TELEPZIOrE, 414 - WEST SIDE OF SQUARE •
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with ita popils. If it was *gas such Irmo Fog ALLowocg sew a. la we e reaulted:ai
ether Collegiate. for at staff, wig, set I FOR MR. sentwory Vie oily et Leedom.
goo4 work with the "east offs" from AlfGIIPf 111red a genes anditems to
confines. The saving by reversion
whim be selimele. Artier aseeWer parried
*wow be very little f „„y, ind winem Toed Set Aside by Gevenisserit 01 tam two leesebeetl!ea at Doom um
*emu be *weft faun to urge IS Peeled" fair Offielale-Misatedese finales. tba lea wages Wawa
Yeare bus' She leeedere ewe Assely
mid a Mete war repel ire deer 'time
exteset with the purehasers of tire de- " Callaattalt.
Asked fax his opinion of the sug. TIse liter has been ae.estri to pulniweed to wined** and PasMar
eh tttee- t
years of Alfred's reign wane poised la
'tertian, Principal Hume said Ise Imre ikaintawing atetentent : eastateralive teens.
no need of any reversion. To Mu A teleanderstanding extsts ragtime Eits Med aa l'arinfinal and wasia14.ia
the question appealed in the same bet the supposed offer of $50 a month reit_ taaaa4haitite is atlevitseolatiatheateet7thwahigtnhiz
way. as the, question, would Gederien stsPerannuation by the county eminell, """
or kis kiegnons. His tones WU 000 or
like to revert to a vnlage, If tire at the June meeting Id 1023,, to Mr. sae baliowed shrines; of Benefit until
charter were woulel net pimple Mr and Mrs. Griffin. It e teen ewe, erherasato smith:41 „oldie,* of Lea
benture,
sey, Well (olgth must be. gains arranged with the sheriff by Mr. end - peonenteataxtey destroyed it aust•
I adtlittou Me streuuous
bade. The school had mooed a )(re. Griffin (jailer awl matron) that eeattneedbaselhea.
large *bare of the Carter scholar- bath their claims to supetennuetten -
ships,
two yesra ago winning an should be taken up by the county lu Reotesiebeng the *rimy and eetabliele
three and last year two of the three council. The matrota epee:rumen- trait 4Itttql prepared e°`11'
ol
In. w indication or th w by. the Government petite sepaeate 'aws'llywc* wet° the kaulatatiali at the
Eoglieb Comma Lew, mad treuelated
that was being clone Vhik general from the jailer's and Mrs. Griffin no;
feeling was that a Collegiate had being ewer the age limit of 70 Years
higher status than a High School and e*he was not asked to resign by the
he saw no reason why we should re- (overnment. but tolacilitate matters
vert. He did not think the school she Was willing to itesign providec
could carry on more el-1**ply; se * she received a remunerition. • It wet
IRO Scitool. when Mr. Griffin realised, at the court.
tile best of the team rwritines, for use
tbe onmerens seboois which be totted.
ten He ems not only the ruler of his
People. but was their father, their
leader, their eeacher and their judge,
Roe no other new:arch in tbo world's
watery hen ever see e. more spiendie
*mete hardework sad selfesactince
Dr. Harold Taylor spoke In favor ty council meeting of June, 1923, that for the sake of his sublecte.
of retaining the state, of the Col, Mrs. Griffin's claim was not taken 11f icopyr*ted)
legiate. - that he expresaed dissatisfaction wit!,
tifarrmilittehre 'the Women's Hospital Auxiliary will
Thie; regular • monthly meeting of
eitThwearevarithouena meteriediterosneftothaezireuns; titeaitr•ametironariimtnwalseasonimeed
their ideas on the lineation, and as al. U. F. a Government at Ottawa, that -he°.held in the Board or Trade rooms
ready stated all were in favor of ‘con. Mr& Gziftln was retained as matror on Monday, Oct. 27th, 4tt 4 p. nu A
tinning as a Collegiate. The Reeve with right of residence as !tong ma site fen attemanee of members te eepeet.
lilted out that we were posing wished: to officiate at matron, end it ed, as eolleeters are requested to Mini
Po
through strenuous times and a lot of wsus on account of eritieal fattest fol- -in proeeeds from hospital tigkets and
present nifficulties would straighten lowing 5 serious operation a: tit, JOB, mite boxes. •
teelves ent; -Welshed-1d' watt- and' oPh's losPitali• -London, 'that Mrs
see how the neer school worked out Griffin was prevailed upon by her at.
beforetaltng a backward step. tending nurse mid Mr. Griffin to re.
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move temporarily to outside rest.
SOINDRIFT dence. tire. Griffin hast not received_
•a request from the Government to
• .r.,e_syn_hrer re_la_MtionshiP. 'up • tok date
The following lettef was received;
rs. Grtffin ta e this
fromeetr. Dermot McEvoy this week num m and
e 1 by The Mar, an Tea e
t opportunity to express their grat.eful
•be series of thanks to the citizens generally who
it; OR COLLEGIATEItthoenst(elettier teaehere schoolshoing picked up ,Itir etaictsg sooftn?,ptlintaritattio urearpptrhee, _
journal who rentern r a
y
e
arget
. '1' t his
N.zraette;lilteiliottduto u ontihaen Governmentwh dliapray-
i whether the same difiletilty of '
aving reverted to the! - et '
elate reading this letter. .
ki t toddle off cials who do -not tome linger the Vub- -
I ply in the ease of Hive Schools, and etei,eare_gees the Children Drys.hod. in the grant of ;15,000 voted during
the -last- session- to . provide for °Fe:
Unanimously Advise Maintainizto ypungster is o enough o
to Aeltool, one of tnether's anxietiets is P
y good thiUg too. When- the •
• I whether. there were tiny cameo of.a 1--A-v -•
G. C. L Board and Town Council Collegiate h
i h &boo t
H g I 8 atua. Dr. Emmerson blie Service Su erannuatton Act.
TRITAIIDAY, OCT. MK INA
WIMMOMMall".11.1111.0
Tales a ICodaie
with "1st
Days like' this- that you've-
'Iooked.forward to, offer pic-
tures that you'll. tum back to,
again and *Out in your tn.
And any Xodoic is compact
to carry, easy to work *Wel fun.
to uso.-let us ihoii you,
Ger,your godak here.
efrograpkie Kodak: $6.7.50
dfccessortes-Supplks
c. DUNLOP
The Rexalt Store
Phone 1 Goderich
hem
said he liact made no enquiries on the f t t The resolution of the county coun.•
Mr. J. L. Eilloran ---------1 pwhether or no ------ te ee ge
support the -action asked fon in thii
'Iv Id f et, and cold feet mean a fish, of
Ceileglate Standing for Goderich School. hot Point.
Because *et feet mean Cil at ite Julie sitting of -1023 would-.
et. Why?
taw SCHOOL ONE OF FINEST IN W.. ONTARIO the move, said nobod
y was asking tc31' od et th head, -a eq 1 d'str"
n tut us 1-• petition, It was as follows :
— - b t oneof_the vital fluid, and a genere That as Mr. Griffin as been dire
forthe chature except Dr...gepetnereon ° • e • e ft
• tion of everiiion
e over Difficulty of -Securing n° request from snY seci"o wt,ri al upaet, And how Youngsters like missed from the Position-orgaoler-b
.sitiooes,
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and• Mr. C. M. Riibertion. there
Aros
the Ontario Legielature, and es we
onumunit•Y•• • Tite school) n c
bet) te paddle in puddles, no matter how
believe in case, of diemissai oe an cee
o- as they are wet, In ie
dirty, s long
something they, are not supposed ta
ficleLgietatore should r'o'vnte miner.
raised to the standing ee a Collegiate
I 1,
' t officer ' accent.: -of • age -that
, do, in fact they know very. well Ahan •41'. e; P
! - Temporary. . . 30 years or more ago and he thought
• .., ,, nnuation foi bitia zwe request that
'ate and a' Ilign Schein? Dr th 1 h he fo bidden to "do it a
it would be a step hackwaed to revert
nt to e •
time and again. Thtlieline of the the Legislature .be *eked to proVitte
have en r
t same Carried."
Goelerich was the county town and they
Abets a yearcl-s: half ago the Gollegi 0 argest town in the county end.
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1 f In reasons thitt someje diem wa
lit i Tbe follokring is an extract from
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, of the advisability of the Enunerson quoted a etter rem - surely if any town in the county, wae experiment, and e wbat, bairn
revert- specter Rogers, whom he had writ- to have a Collegiate it should be the, ell! letter received by Mr. Griffin from
- h Collegiate institute,
if 'ett only two teachers, so that it was, they ever
There is the excAtement, of seeing lf
.!‘i learn upon enquiry from the
leo to the *tending of a Higli 'School ten, in which the inspector etati county town. A nigh School requir. Sir Adam Beck : • '
°. . worth something to be known te! a they can den' something they know
Inspection Department ate tee Barna.
disentiserl by the board, the oc-• that the difference was large Y none o.
competent specialists- in some depart. lerence in the grant on the senora town with a Collegiate. not to do, and get ewer
stent buildings that you have a re-
ertalett being the difficulty of aecuring name. There was praetically d
Ole to pay. With a nigh selmel largnly in the standing of the teach-
nts at the salary the board felt and equipment. The difference was The financial aspect was not vs?' witheSje• There will, bowever,, come a
cord as a competent and efficient °M-
ist standing is not "'required ers• that must be employed, And in estme with the difference • - It is possible, too, that they feel
''aeifr or a night of reckoning when
they wish they had notedone wrong.
thet4 Ontario,. and that during your term
important; the grants were alieneeft 0 end, unexcelled by any other jailer in -
and the hoerd ha;thus mote freedom, Collegiate must have a gymnasiaire tuo ceriogiate. Now t
in selecting teaehere. Dr. Enttnererwhile this was nptiOnat. With high iebooi fixed up an
Eel • son wets the mover est' a resolution in School. A 'Collegiate mukt have
the G. L beard favoring the chitties, least fie teachers with
and Mr. C. Reberteen was the se. standing among
wander, eked the resolution carried. English,' Mathemattillese7Setne?„461Z14.
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aist,:ang:Ighled "41111111111"alliali
C9geriate eenest,P.
_heed under whicee_the G. c,._f_decisione and in tbe meantime the gado vliziugs to teach bis '• e
we hstd the like making vove that I ever S f
vo
o office you have saved -the County
larged ao that get better they will never, never '
requirementa ,aa naughty again. Tila canteati wilieb very substantial sums of money by
led, "castor on the dresser hesidel
sr talk of going back to
te it was surely a have. disappear4 from a 13attile lobe. Your economical admnistration.° ••
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WET or DRY
No Matter what way you Vote
Wet or pry,
If you vote DUX we still have the .Dry Marone flatteries: If
you vote WET you will have the WAWA -LESS Storage Ii,etteiies
which have the kick in your car. We will also beeilile to eel -
Yea' your wet Battery into a DRY Storage. These flatteries -s!s \
you money to start with, save you rrieney on repair hi111. save Yon
money -on -winter -storage, eavete-Yentritetteretroutiles,eu roe inn k it d
plates, tiareei from freezing and saves yotta" temper atel pervert, eo
get your new l3attery or your net batten eonvertel. before winter
mid 'save these troubles and moneY. •
We alga de first:class battery charging, Batteries also rented
Seigerenerse We. are else in a position to take ordeis. for radio
Sete and parts; Auto Accessories, Bicycle 'impairs. o•eale
of
Firestone Tires, only a limited, quantity. If there. is itything you
watt -just call or 'phone use
BARKER
° Distributors of Water -Leu Storage Batteries for
• . Ontario.
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Box 474 Phone : Shop 417., House 398 r 2
Perth* action was deeerred, however erne and History and among the; the fitai
---- ai are
thet eosin solititOr-edveting-aetranst-tetiehere there -must necialiet'ledie ,till deficient. In every other P a e an
enlargement of the Collegiattwas be. ,sical Trairdng. expect to, be graded No. l'' -11111°2°1 it limn
:Ian: watch the. roungsters ore
with geed rubber boots to force of the enernY, who had landed an
gay dame while the bylaw for the standing in Art, Conmeerce and'Inteetcoast W..076 it wr se badly defeated lei ,
department we might now reasonably carefully or. that titer had not provid. the bowler created limit, while a large
fore the people, sts the bylaw was What was difference In trainlelgdba,
made ter read as for the enlargement Omen a spedialiet and et sr et tliem-dry'ehod,
:ditcher were in the matter of desks, vthere . , token the city of -Exeter, were glee
wite we should be graded 2 at least. Our "do Getober 23rd you ere going 'to enough to surrender on laPfng grunt d a
and impreeement of the Goderich had taken the generafenouraee one
old grading had been 3 as to grounds;Dritieh soil.
free cletzierture front , 0 le 1$1 h
"Calkinate Institute." The board el. who took ti general "e ------------.- to th. r *mild ta as it wag Clare, vote on er
question which has a great
----------- a7feuturunn at a 4
oIt hool. School groundsthem may have helped them to this full ship;„ ere, liken einem," f
une-
was
men how. to
:le the vnesele, tuntewhineaefornitle
rryng because they-tilau
-t
• • d
h d he ' raded 3,„ aseerrany deal to do vrAn ,keeping
tend te dispoae of the matter et:retake a broader .eneerlie than one-
In the particular irroun room 3, desks .3, bleck bossi!dit 2- or 3
• a • p If the wets get the best of the Po, beaten at Chippertharn and eoturelled to e
ecialisee in.
• '., lighting 4, heating. ane 41 WithdrilW to the island of Atielney
there will be.* deluge no government
t I d there will be all *here he remained for months re.
way or the other at the comitik meet. isPeelebzes;
tan in November and in order to genie hatter e
to the best conclusion tasked for a, con. he or s
epeetaliste lakes a °. g dryshod, both -physically and „morally klag in Britain. made a sudden swone
on Weseex . and Alfred was Warily
looms . e
femme on the subject with the mem. rort ope, with tweet teachers. With the im rovement in the 1 es'
d last Thursday night. The handl 4, teachers,. were riigh Sehools h kinde of dirty nuddles all over the organizing his rotees. In May be was
place, and coln feet yery soon after -
hers of the town count% and this wasiSudbtinr with "Tip and Coenwall, With firatiou We would ,get increcaslte abie tight the Danes at if,aingtonh.l.
r ,„ eeresented the gni-sneer eline-asut
and then asked for the view .of
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councillors, and eacli member of
rotate*, and every nteraber of
council was present, expressed b
Bided preference for remaini
Collegiate, The G. C. L
is divided on the questio
-conference on Thu
the mover Led the se
solution favoring
status of a
or of that
Rev. Mr
legistt
- t rant
and Brampton, with eight,- In such as would be suitable'' f
or a Col- wards. Who is ereamong
feels that it doesn't muelt mattee au e with the (evens of' peace the
* e - Belleville's school building was not Gutbruro mied for e In accord -
Niagara -Tails - Witb-seirene trip h
ithe„, Pavuv,10tlufre, were 12t",11i,g11 legiate, which. was the reason why " • 9 1.1 C
Danish klog etnbraced the ChriAtiab
teWhnielli YwolikYu tmhestyPl!nbeisteittheavge"8eh.ildrel; faith aria 00 country was ilividee be-
e 1°cn"."8 with v'uu t"e4641; 29 Haw ''' they had not become a Collegiate
eltellscherst 9 had 4. teachers, Is had 7* 3 and no doubt several of the other
a had 8, 1 had 9, 3 had 10, 1 in Tbronto Yourself, but that is no reason why tween die two monsrcbs. The peace
; larger High Schools had 'Mile .
,,.. you Ishouldn't use your powers toepro. °aired for 7 years, sse e 1 ,there Wps a VC-, -
itself had SIS And Belleville High School had' sone why they could not 8ciluidifry.K; tett the children of °there ; the chil- ----""- -----""" "e"---,-" `
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Collegiate standing - dren to whom we have to look for the
nd at the Id.
nder of the re. the Province wily seven etriployed l• A High Sao) might. be efficient. future government. of the country --
night only Of the 47 Collegiate Institutes i in
but to revert fromColl "
a egtate to a' the future men and women by whom
version to the teachers or ender, and three out of High School Avould be to open the Ontario's eivilization and breedireei
t d Se' e las made
where be • wen a grese vietory. and
hool spoke in fay- seven .were in lloroo Cettrity.., The
rse The difference between High Schools
ord, chairman of the Vol,.. and- Collegiate* was largely one of
rd. introduced the quett. mime and the name made little dif.
doer to ineflicienry, A speeialist had w , ,
towered far more ground and lied eq- greet strides in late years, and it is!
ual chances of being able to invert °bre and more dangerous to inOve,
' •• „ mai 'recited the progress of the firence. ist. The Department had almost all our fac ttes a ert.. . en y o
ho t then it used to be even wire.
emulsion in their board. As the Drf. Eieneersen pointed out that ae forced teachers to become Ispecialistis. make 'it easy for an individual even ,
peoples 'Provide -the Money' for the sPeelaliata **remanded largervelar- This wee en age of specialization and slightly under the infleience of Wier&
of the reeresentatives of the people result ems that the tarkei* actmalr -fellowirte the trenPril 'of the age. -•• able achievements, the humble Lizzie
to handle one or science's most not.
* ?value)), they decided to esti the *dyke lee than Godarieb could well pay, the the Education, De rttnent was onle
final decision reeds alut the school heel t. eta* theme less efficient or eultiee as a ngh School ats as sante diffia Ger- playing fair with the children. Vit;
you do this, k say you are tie,
before taking action, and while the hen Iliii pick and the smaller sehoole ., We would have just the . when
board, it will surely 1* guided by the thee" who larked experiences and just legitte; the larger :whole would still need all our wits trinket the, to make
progreAs todsy. and ileteet or twent-
' advise it courted and turn down the aa soon " °lie af iheae teach*" *the be eobbing us of our better teachers
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that knowledge as the non.special- wh 0
, . propoeal for reversion to High Schaal took a position in sum * smeller It was hard to get a classical spee' 1 years hence the children f today willi
•• - - -------*'-------- ------eteodhet. ., _...........,_ ikehoot_praited efficient an effee OA_ • - • - I° '' be in greater need of all their erten
. ooey wno is willine
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Dr. Ent:terser* said he bad Wet* tarter ea ary in a larger Solemn ro but he hoped the eupplY Would soon g `Let everyI
good dead of thought to the matte/ bed uts of A good testeher. Many very tarald the desesutd, end in other /1e. to give the youngsters * chance ttee-
estreehdly since the repairs to the stmellent teachers were not special. partments the supply was already ete trittke good vote ter a continuation of
Collegiate had been ender wag. In 4115 but these could only be engaged t/v.the, Ontario Temperance Act. ICeer
ma t. "1"M and vrmild 'm°°°
Mg he eoweenteet OA when the ea temporary permit,* where spacial. gre°torIt the children drytshod.
a
: people a tbei town munst to 'nowt ieta could not be- got. If we were zttet•I Tba atattdoir at oar hool aa al • DERMGT hicRVOY.
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WESTINGHOUSE
ItADIOLAS
Radio Receiving
Sets, •etc.
W. MacDonald
ELECTRICIAitir
Phone 174W --
IC:OES for
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• Uany new tnotlets haN•e been 'added, Oving, all the ,style, _
atttictiveness of much higher priced Poetwetar. The special
Flees keep up turnover and the reliable shoemaking is the . ,••
• :hest of trade 'building feetures, This is no till* to expeii. •
• Ment with limn:oven. shoes when we are enlisting every '
ad to supply you with footwear 'built on merit, and the
well known charactee of our goods ensures you. that the A.
greatest values are be'ng offered at the lowest. weWe ,.
,
• prices,
Geo. MacVicars
North Side of &Pare Phone 220
the'iCollegiate they would mud", 'Oellagiata and *tithed. t° Collegiate, fully up.to-d4oeate would eel.
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realize that we had one of the beat effieient worir we mat "at...nikOr tri" have a greater attrartion for pupils This week s Great Day
Collegiates in thet province of on. erease the Selariell We offense. , than if We Were a High Sebool only . Do You Alivays iet the Best Suit.or Ove coat o.
GODERIeH
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ferrite
What was the ditrerrnee botAreou .0 Councillor Iturnber *sired two Linia8" ly be a step backward to revert.
, mt. c.' x. Robertson pointed oat one tno
During 'Dr. Einnlerarnee remark° and, in Ins *Mon, it weind certain. (}et. 2S-e--Destth of Alfred the Great. •
wend and twenty four years
settee , nay en tele 26th. October 900, Alfred the
I et I
that Godartich •would have to
'reat, the no test an ev ise rtionare k
VA* to $1,600 More in salartee if in Beebe hletory, died at the age of 5-2.
somETHING, SNAPPY - N ery little is stutheutteally knowri of
Ing as a olhogesee. ren one e rep. Itbreerly beyond the fleet that he - .
he •
echo° was to maintar it siA
-don all the Cellearititee in the Pro.- .10101 born at 'Wattage about the year •
• Come and Snap it 'up •
Tailored Garments--
'finer were paying $200 te peon more alitd t a Mei 0 3
to their prineipal than Goderick 10, 11Piltie' Mb" ttbeittil.tagtoht6rwbesee18 txtt,htehve
Oer' teachers should have pm more Mlle wolf. the 4
throne wttet welted in auceessiion by,
apiece to metek ether flannels Alfred's theee e r leroihere end- the
Wiens High Sober"' oaki faros meets year% covereti by their yelps
340.1 thatt,Goderiret Collegiate. were the bentetnirentine le the Auglo• „
Mr. .t.J Itelierteere appointed ,to Seem eins. Tice Deane heel beeeree the
the G. C. r. Nerd AS a *sandy rem. etastersuf mu" thaPhilt 1.1°IdaPtl'
TaiVred by mechanics who know the business sod wssisx. tho hist murvivor a the
= eentative. maw no thrartelel gain in ro•
from A to Z.
- eertine to High &ilea °dose soviet Anglo Seems kingdoms, ease
e` mmHg eerstibuted raettiatly their freettently raider3 toot oely by tbe
Dame litho had eettlen lo the north
, - Mere el the eeet of their Mee*. sad mat of silo tionwtry by freebie
Risadylo.Wear— tion and (Wows Nisi iset keen get* beads from aorote tbe *ea,
ti" It° "Par share 10, aadeddle eta- lig 1570 the restideet flamed comienteed
Last thing in Men's Ready -to -Wear Overcoats - dente in tha toot. orobably wow, a aeapsease eawpaatta 80
ever„hetel
ef the tonditioetet Lies boildher. Ron Weettearlann Period of four =
and Suits, macle by W. R. jobston,
Last tkiag in Furnishings and the two well known
lines, of guaranteed Hats,BrockandBereatino.
BLACK
aged Moo' Store W'ortk Mile"
Niortli•Shis &pars
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the Crederiek Cenagtates wee reew moatess there were Mee *teat battles -
%My one tor the beet up school" ta ail of *Web Agree sweaty uhrun.
Weeterit Gorteense ROAM fl *105* iste nada* and -
meow wity stosisesta hew IrAuube'"ri; win"ttereeteitee'teltdieedall"hisitiAtriehlibeillr*bayset "Ile%
should be stelae •Iie Menem et. Illyt* three loose *me who wider morose
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