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ylaxtsf by the world falbird makers, on
display at oar store, including
H. r 1lt, Bowe s i �, Hltdt{tiet,
prtiy'$, F r a, Atkinson $,
Yardley's � noursereeis
others.
ltisal�_Atontixer'
Also rorty ps�'grtttsry N+�
Sets, inch aeon *T and Puff Box
in When in need of Toilet Articles; Campbell's
are sure to have the kind you went. It is a
pleasure to alwer how you
y the various .lines
Youl.
- A' IPPBELL'S DRUG STORE
GODERICH, ONT.
THE SQUARE
1
ii, i &rent small craft. cam SMOCIte REPORTS
sued n
saes, .sibs that asst a 1+ a
ebaraaesrk ai D ti„13. lisp 1T. W. pfawosF
the � lllarsittfor Osefl,nr•
the doalpr diax tI • (3eslrsa*' x"
• Yea er•4 .- '� is 'tilt rEl� reel* M. Jr.
elev
eeet saw*
beat r at the tsalwwdi , a vain behind �; bloat i ra tee +te ,
boat from the "Soo.'oof 54; i,i,�setre►e C'ul•
ig. 11L
that boat ars two adrenin mania(M**, - b; C.ord�sn
their tura; ea* is from Forty hie. Mt 1t--Casrl �tiuri•
the other ax .
fr. I�..-.
tired abort the Dec ]nary Orris, ; iV-._(`h• ileal
melee 1* the distaste i�• "Tat f'rtr.
icor Moa rosy Ni %nom
• 'buck and take �
threes representatives resent "IS '�•' lrnsii �• Saltily � Mr
aboarden going r; u CO ' awl... .';Way'! rrd kLei tYr*•
a comer
_ i=;
prnsntatives of n r ltiet Ebel;
Porte. Tie ores p I QI%er d G01bsrt, bio. In-
t seendedlf Y m the rc� t Dila Maki, aterketewitk * bare nabs' an
thet is a t strip of green wets. examination. Nutlet on roll 22
thao is a bees y 20.4.
below. Thera 1. You fr end t e�llbst� ,Kverags att D HILL, 'lyaehex.
and helieeh t bemien in this port be-- - .-.-
fors with a the shit
AUBURN
Mrs. thrwdrl. sae sad ,h iilhurr.. of
Kitrhsase, attest Tmkagiriag Mik-
e* relatives is the villas.
Kr. Pilgrim. of the Bask at
a*yton, std Thate is the
'vinare rsrs'rts� .: e#i �•
Last Monday was obssrwtwl 1* the
village as a general b elf ty. The
stores and 411 business centres were
at l standstill.
"fir, 'Waller, :of the leak k hers,
went to 'Termite hart Satertiey �-
maom to speed 'Thanksgiving with his
Mend* in Torsato.
Mr.
Adamse. the vitllage last Monday
Tor-
onto,
were the funeral of their late
Weeding rant Adams.
nephew,
W estfel: ,
o4. staneinl
�, ,and will show us over The 8.No. 4, Rani Wa•
from bow to stern. ant: from mast- of•the runibs the months of Coot 1,1er
stop•
maw` ith cargo of barley; he knows
1 following
is the else*
insignificant • ° wanosh, fort chafer
head to the anent bates on het lotion rsll, 65.
oselc among the . iron p and (5ctober: Continuatloew
d 68• Evelyn
?HONE S0
bottom. ` Bamford,
SNATCHES FROM A 1 with which the dock and harbor are
LAKE
*PORT TO strewn.
s start then, from the top of
•"--"` from where we can see•
The following article le written by • harbor hill,
acid e piers that
and the piers with
one who, though . **resident in the the breakwaters
toren, has not bed her appreciation of 'their lighthausee descend:
the �uresque In Ooderich and of its can • be- beard thirty-fivemiles out
bears• attractions dulled by familiar -1 over Lake Huron•
AO we ftp and we gladly accord it A place in j mills and Dain elour evator on the right
tt ictureeque though, dingy
+ 74; Madthine
"Good, afternoon, Mr. First Mate, Sr. IV. -.Edna Walsh, Vincent.
W olden, --Ray Walsh
78. .r. IV.
lily friend and I acre most anxious to 76; Alice Goviar, 70; Seamy see your ship. Have you time to 65- Norman Rodger, 60; Marlon Mc.
show us *round?"
Cullough. 55. UL -Edythe *show.
"All the time yavi want. 'Where
?" hili- filar•
would you like to go first Far a 1, 75; Marjorie Campbell, ; Mer:
this "old salt never tires '' thawing rested ro{ tulle r Tenney, 50. Sr. II.--
achievements
T.---
coff his ship one of man's (t t Snell 66 Ha -Lloyd Walden
our ohm's. '
Have you ever roamed about the
docks of one of the largest of the
Great Lakes' shipping centres '?
If you here, and f you
uysr we ill ar.
bs
dent enthusiast, pe again b
interested enough to. inspect g the
various features whish go to make up
this faseinetieg mealy of 'rnrscellate,
eons litter, animate and inanimate,
M-ddeI Theatre
and tiAe p
structure on the left that is, known sr'
the Ocean House and at whieb not
even a tried=and-truesailor of sea -sick-
ness
without feeling a . pang
(for it is painted that wretcheon the
color of green that preys p
imagination with sufficientuntil force
e
suggest the malady,
if
any, are able to withstand it 1)
If you value your leace of mind --
or your dinner -we will hasten past
f
sea -faring
this erstwhile resort o
men to the dock proper.
There we see a line of small boats
being unloaded•of the day's catch` by
ruddy -faced fishermen in oilskkins,
Won't the fish look delicious
ake
trout, white fish, fres:► -water salmon
and an occasional• pickerel, • or sturg-
eon from which to take your choice,
Mr. Adaats, of Heursilton, brother
of Mr. 'rhos. Adams in the village,
was here at the funeral of hilt nephew,
Grant Adams, last Monday. +famrly
Mr. and Mrs. Jaclo on and then V
of Port Dover, are spending
thanksgiving day with ;he parents o
the former, Mr. and bars. A. C. Jack•
son.
Os lest
weekr.
village met with a trustees had sbeen ea sform-
ing cement cisterns for fie pros roc'
tion. The earth covering
cementroved too coverine weithysus took the
it to the beta
tom.
bast Friday witnessed *Rather va-
h vements in the word I -.,.Jack Armstrong, ancy
ac ie I of nautical me ,,
�• 'Jr.r. Mary Ann Gowtr c in tiiervillags, not the ,sere enc
invention. forward to the. Viola Govier, 85; yellow in
of old a6e`otbuthe ere anc
"Can , we ogof up ' You lead the 64, I....Kenneth Cairn^bell, 'Harry into boyhood, f in the person of vergGrant
chart and pilot room . mom .se, pr. -jean McDowell. Jr Adams, son of lAr. Thos. Adams.
ware and we will follow. endi� Pr. --Mary Cook. Alvino Snell. During the summer he went to Tor.,
Up two Rights of almost that astern E. SOWERBY, Teacher. onto for treatment. On examination
cular stairs and we are in lti shed bract it was found that one of his legs ha4
nr mated, The doctors held
WEEK OF NOV.16tb to 2Ith '25
Monday and Tuesday
RICARDO CORTEZ, GRETA NIS -
SEN and WALLACE\ BEERY
.D
in a richly mounted romance with a
strong• vein of comedy
"In the Name of Love"
MERMAID COMEDY
"Sot and Heavy"
fishing room with
instruments, wheel, 'compass, mega-
phone, and strangest of all, the in-
strument that signals. "Full .ppia e
ahead 1 Reverse 1 Stop
f
speed. Slow. Steady.,' and with
Truly a fascinating place
greath rCap�neiwe shore so we can
The Cap its dorble
peek into his cabin. with
brass bed, bathroom with. hpt.and.
cold.. water and luxurious sitting+
room, all lighted by electricity.,
In his diminutive office is kept the.;
water -tight safe containing the ship's
pavers and the money for pay-day.
Now we will go aft where the kit.
Ghee and creels quarters are to be
found. Solid, comfortable bunks,
one" above another, are fitted into a
S S. No. 6, Goderich Tie `
Wednesday and Thursday
BEBE DANIELS and .ROD .LA.._.-.
RQCQUE
is the story of a rebellious society
girl on the rampage
"Wild Wild Susan" -
ier with the
As We walk .thong the �P
harbor on the right and ierous
the:
sheds for storing and packing.
left, let us observe the brown nets;
with their innumerable little wooden
floats, stretched onframes
gulls rise
Of a sudden, aslyer
from the harbor and- head up
with a raucous screeching something
flap-
ping of -wings, Evidently, that
hat disturbed them. It may'be can
motor launch, whose engin8 we on
hear throbbing, faintly, putting
from the opposite shore. - '
u a student of human eats
The following is the report of S. S.
No. 6. for • the months of September
sed October. Those marked with .nr.
asterisk were absent from one or
,more examinations : Sr. IV. --Eunice
Sowerby, 76; . Marion Calwe% 731
Idella Oke, 71; Eleanor Johnston, e8.
Lena Ca1weU, 68; Everett McIlwain:
67; Mildred Oke, 56; *Norman 8G uller
r•
Jr. IV. -Esther Msllwain,
enee Sowerby, 55; *Lorne Porter;
*Benson Sowerby. Sr". III, -Earl Mc.
ke,
Sowerby,62; Marion 51; *ArnoldCPorter. DJr.icier
-Marron Porter, 76; Verna Edward.
50; .'*`Olive Powell. IL-- Robert Oke
79;'Clean Harmer, 07; .Tohn Harmer
36; *Emma` Powell, 84. II: *Roos
Sowerby, 82. I. -Maurice Meliwahe
Mervin McAllister. Sr. Pr. -Willie
Porter; Herbert Powell, Richard Port.
er. Graham Johnston. Jr, Pr.-Ger•
aid•;Orr, Vern Powell. Best in Spell•
ie -Esther Metwain. Beat.., in
Arithmetic -Mildred Oke. Nember
bti Roll -32.
R. E..GRAHAM, Teacher.
box -like space. is 'an entertaining
The kitchen
place. Here's the cook in his white
can. How jovial he les; he quest -
"Have ,a piece of :pie?"
fops. good-humoredly.
"We really can't. 'However we
won't refuse a chocolate each.. Thank
yob4 -�'
Very mysteriously . then, -.the mate
led the -way to a dark inner cabin
that •contained a heterogeuious:litter,
the moat prominent object of -which'
was an of used bath -tub. Did you
ever see, the like ? A little pig re
poses on a bed of straw in the bot-
tom 1 He is the:'ship's mascot and
is allowed to run loose only. when the
ship' is ort' for they are afraid of
losing' him •in port,
Down below is the machinery which
runs the. boat; and her boiler -room
protected from a -possible crash by
water -tight bulkheads. - Grimy -faced
stokers and engineers ere in evidence
down here and one realizes with, e
shudder how much pleasanter, and
safer it is on leek. If anything were.
to . happen. these poor fellows would
be- drowned like rats in a trap. 4
The radio room,is tucked away
somewhere, 'but our time is short and
I fear we must be l ettino on. , Ar
on+ori fining excursion, • don't . yob:
think ?
"Thank you. Mr, First Mete. 'VW
M,me eL'Sii' the noir Hrne yon
and your yeaseyt nre in port 1"
to be a p
slight hopes of his recovery. He was
a .bright and intelligent lady, and on.
joyed the respect of his school . com-
panions. Monday afternoon his . re.
mains were_taken to their last resting
place in Ball's cemetery. The sym-
pathy of the neighbor$ is extended tc
the sorrowing family in their sad ber-
eavement. •
Mr. Gordon I%teClinchey is one. of
those who believe in - the scriptural
injunction, "It is not good for man tc
be alone." - He also persuaded Mier
Lillian D.• Anderson, eldest daughter
PARAMOUNT COMEDY ure ? In that • event you will -"Home Cooking" Plenty of atmosphere on this sunny
°%.---- afternoon of late fail as we atroll
Friday and §atiariggy • leisurely along toward* the end of the
Pier where the harbor broadens' out
ETHEL CLAYTON and MADGE into the lake. .
BELLAMY Notice the big-hearted .rnen, wile
'lead; a superb cut in the tale -of a' earn their livelihood from thee Sank!)
mother's fight to pave her chil"dren ke, Somehow, even the roughest
leaf there is compaise0 about by .that
"Wings of Youth indeenable something pertairring to
FOX COMEDY , the man wbose occupation has heen
followed uncler God's blee sky and
. "Neptune's Stepdaughter"
Tuesday night (Noe. 17) is amateur landsman entirely laeke.
Genuine Values
RIDM aa6TWWY
10 in. **leached cotton extra hero. evenly \Moven fir_
quality. Regular price 30c yd. Our price. 4.4C
choose from. While it. lags. or11.7 ...... C yd.
several ciilors and regular up to $1.50 per pair, 9sc pr.
Clearing at
37 in English Yama civil,. to dliferent Mimi,. to 35
14 in. heavy wrapperette suitable for children's wear •)r,
and ladies' house dresses. Our ,piice
6 pieces of &utak muslin. Sold regular up to tiSe 39c
yd. Clearing at
*Wel value' ID way Vows of good. on the
REMNANT TABLE
I who has sailed over the evertehang-
Matinee Saluda* at PO P. ing waves. It is a charrn that the
night. 1 • Scattered here and there are fish -
FEE.MING BEES FOR wumen.
Fed With Well Prepated Syrup.
ing tor Winter Stand.
At ail times during ;summer and
early mitts= care 13,120uld be taken to
see that- colonies . do idt starve, So
long as they have enough for deily
food winter feeding. should be de-
is"yed •until the first halt of October.
Each hive should then be Osten alt
the syrup.it will take. Vale may be
anywhere from 10 pounds to 40 or 60
pounds, depending on the strength
et the colony and the .arnount of
stores it alteady -ha's. The eyrup, is
made of two parts best' granulated
sugar to one of water. Boil the
water, then add the sugar and stir
till therOughly dissolved. The only
points to be observed are to avoid
ecorching the sugar and to see that
no granules are left in the syrup to
etarteryetanization. after it bas peen
stored to the combo.
When feeding tirae comes id the
early part etf .0ctober; the packtng is
,removed from over the teeder-boarde
and a number of filled pails or etre
ire inverted over the holee. a the
days are warm this is done towards
evening to prompt robbing, and if
the nights are cool packing is put
around tbe feeders to hold the brood-
chanaber heat and help the bees take
dOWn the feed. As fast au feeders
are emptied they should be refilled,
MAR the bees rsignify that they have
enough by ceasing all work on the
feeders. The latter .are then remov-
ed, the burlap, paper and packing
are reelaced, end the root is adJusted •
for the winter. The feeding may
take a week or more in cool weather.
hut thould be gotten through with
-aa_rapidly as poosible after it is once
To Spray or to Duet POtatoes?
Tee high efficiency of• liquid .Bor-
deaux ,mixture for the c nttol lit'in-
sect and fungus enerni s of potato
foliage has been dein wanted in
its use gen-
ts. Dusting
ly, but care.
of four years show that tbe practice
is riot so efficient as the iquid form
ot application. Where we er is diffi-
cult to obtain, and in Ei all fields
apparatut, dusting ir advise. le. For
areas larger than oneAtere and with
water and a power sprayer ireatlable,
then epray.
"As important in the
Automobile business as
a ear -.Long Distance"
-Writes an Auto Deader
Mr. Walker, of the Standard Ban
spent the holiday at. his om
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Jackson enter-
tained their son, his 'wife arid little
bee, over the aveek-end.
h e in We
F. E. IIIBBE
yd.
T 'PrEr
COURTESY AND SERVICE TO ALL
iwr home at Itiehmond RR.
'Phe 'W NI. eliepPardton
:net at tie. toque of we, caae, Tuwe
lwr nieee, Mrs. olive? Cook at present •••••
Miro; jean Famish, ot tiodet,ch spent. . .
1 oaalaixiN Ai; utider th earl at.t.1 ro4...,i wheat, per buIlli.... ,t,i, 1.15, to, $ Lits
Mr. and :Mrs. Wm. Rutson aist tamily
trait, were holiday N'sitors at the i i
of Mr. Robert McDonald,
The thanksgiving ehielten. pie.. su
per at Donnybrook church was gum
ed be the ladies was enjoyed by ar
ind was. followed 'by an excellent,pro.
gram of vocal and i.astrumental
from Dungannon, Lucknow and else*
where, addeesses' by Itev. Alp, of An
burn, and Rev. Peters. of Durigannoe
anti' readings by. Miss .Sowerby,
Westfield,- Mrs. McKenzie and. Mrs
Fowler, of Dungannon. Proceede o'
the evening amounted to nearly $7tV
Several from Auburn attended the
chicken pie supper at Donnybrook or
Monday night and report a good tima
The sincere sympathy of the entire
community is extended to Mr. ant'
Mrs. Adams arid family in the passing
of theie son, Grant,. on the 6th lime
He had been.a very patient but cheer.
ful sufferer for some -.Months. an ob,
Jett lesson to all in sweet submissior
and loving trust in the Heavenly Fa.
ther, -The funeral was held in the
Atiglican church at 2 le m. Monday
9th inst„ conducted by the rector
Rev. Hawking. assiSted by the loco'
eierevnien. Interment wee made ir
Ball's cemetery.'
MUNICIPAL COUNCILS
Ashfield
Oct. 19th, all members present, Tht
minutes of the former meetiog wera,
eillors Farrigh and Sullivan, Mr,
Bain of. the Globe- C•ml
pany addressed the council on insur,
ing against accidents on the high.
ways. Moved' by Councillorq • 'co
grew' and Cameron tIvIt cotiviiil
not itisure at pre4nt: Moved
Councillors Parrish and Sullivan ihr.•
we do not insure. Motion carried
The following accoents were orderer'
paid, on .rnotion of Councillors
van and Congram: Signal Printine
Company, tendere for bridges, 0,901
Canada ingot Iron Co., steel culvert
see,go; R. A. Grant, bridge contract
$268; Arthur Moore, bridge contraet
$532; Robt. Ritchie, rep.'culvert, 40.
Jim. A. Johnston, teaming tile, $5t
Neil G. McKenzie, supt. oil and light
$22.50; Rae and Portecns, oil ard can
$1.60; Alex. Long, rep. culvert, ditch,
ing and team work and old tires
$81.251 ,Ino. A. Johnston grading and
tilling, $08.75; Jim. A. Jothneton, *ray.
citing and grading, $15; Iota selecterr
of jurors, $12; G. C. Trleaven, excise
stampe, $13; Herb Mennen, thee')
claim, $13; Thos. Hall, sheep claim
ISO; Alex. Hackett, sheep claim
0.50; Jas. rt. Hackett, sheep claim
$15: niellard 3otineton, sheep volute,
tor, $6; Robt. Drennan, sheep 'shut,
tor, $2; Jno. Jamieson, salary as supt.
$76.25; B. Murphy, cleaning ditch,
510; Dominion Roact Machinery
scraper, $25.20. Bylaw No. 7 wile
duly paesed and the council adjourn-
ed to meet November f6th, on motion
of flouncillers Parrish and •Ctoteron
"put ti,,,,,,, i Cattle, .eboice per et:t 7.50 to
the West last weel:, ei aviug , Lambs per cwt. ... - 8.00 to
months thteshing out there. Dairy 'Butter . . ... ... 40 to
danohter, ot Detroit, spent t le week. Eggs, per doz , . 40 to
sir and Mrs, Russell 'Stills and 11:ti-
end with Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Bogie. Family flour, per cwt 3.90 to
' Miss Marie Sidelde latit. Siktilnitly ar Patent flour, pee cwt. 4.50 to
'teraoon entertairwl twentrsix *Of 11..r I Broil, pet ton. .... - 2h.00 to
Nil report a very pleasant One, I Hay, per ton 10,00 to
.39
1,50
7.50
7.50
11.00
4.00
4.50
30.90
32.00
12.00
Lediurn Per . 1.25 to 1,r4
Miss Maizie Walters anent the
week -end with friends in Goderich.
Mr. Harold E. Walters, of Termite,
was borne for the Thanksgiving hole.
days, returning to Toronto on Tues-
day morning.
The services on the Henmiller
cult "will be,held as follows: Rewrite
Bethel at 7.30 p. m.
Our teachers, Miss Dolan and Nlise
season at their i•expeitiViliiiiiieS-af
Hamilton and Seaforth. °
'The service last Sunday at Bethel
was a sacramental service, and also
took the nature of a 'Thanksgiving
service, it being Tlianksgiving -Sun.
41,Is your business dependvng
obsolete sales methods
ed and.White
Chain Stores
It gives us great. pleasure to announce that we have
just completed arrangements to become a link in a chain
of grocery stores operated under the name of "Red and
White Chain Stores," which will give us the opportunity to
buy our goads at the very lowest possible cost, because of
the wondeful purchasing power of quantity buying for hun-
dreds of stores.
Quantity buying and low cost of handling are the rea-
sons why .chain stores are able to undeesell the individual
store -keeper, as it is a scientific method of handling grocer-
ies, etc., and while we are a part of thig greatthain of stores,
we are the proprietors and owners.
Our Meat, Fruit and Vegetable departments will have
the same careful and distinctive buying as the groceries and
we know you will be pleased with our quality and prices.
With the above connection, we will be able to sell at
the low price which chain stores make and keep our stock
fresh at all times, because pf rapid turnover, and will there-
fore conduct a cash business.
Only the best quality of Merchandise will be handled
and we respectfully solicit your valued patronage. Come
and see us on opening day, Saturday, November t4th, .1925.
So* our windows for specials this week.
WESTFIELD
Miss Ella Sowerbr spent Thanks -
Miss Bertha Buis, of Courtright.
spent the Thanksgiving holidays at
her home.
Miss Gladys McDOWells'of Holmes-
ville, spent the week.end under the
parental roof.
A. HOEY
Phone 1I0
Mies Bell Cook spent a few days
laet week with her sister, Mrs. Reg.
Carter, of Auburn.
Mr. Henry Hoover, of Blyth, spent
over the week -end with his' nephew,
'Mies Grace Redmond' aria Mel
Mary Bell were home from Goderich
for the Thanksgiving holidays.
Master Jack Kershaw, of Blyth,
spent last week with his grandpar-
ents, Mr, and Mrs. Robe McDowell.
"QuALITY" DONALDSON "SERVICE"
In btlainess to do all kinds of plumbing, heating aonclo
Plumber 'WILFRID DONALDSON 'hone
• hing to your entire satisfaction
tests so often at to ma
era' with poteto-grow
has been used considers.
fully conducted tests o
Mies Elvit Walden has returned
home after spending a eew weeks with
her aunt, Mre. Kenny Cameron, of
Mrs. Wm. McDowell returned home
on lifonday.from Plumes, Man. She
was accompanied home by her mother,
Mrs. James Anderson, and Mists Ed..
ith Anderson.
What might have been a eetious
eident happened on the Londesboro
gravel on Thureday la* when a
truck from Clinton ran into Mr. W. F.
Campbell as he was on his wey to
Birth, the truck being' on its way to
Clinton. Considereble &rasa*, woo
done to the car and the truck vs1111
unable to continue. on its way with ite
ow* power. rertuustely sone ef the
oectipants of the ear 'were hurt.
Iodine in the Batton. \
A. emelt amount of iodine needed,
in the ration of dairy cattle for \the
Proner functioning of the thyreid
gland. A deficiency of this element,
results in goitre or "big neck" in
calves. Iodine is often lacking in soil'
distant from the tea, and consequent
ly goitre is more prevalont in such
regions. than neer the eea coaet.
Dewing weede liberate this
element which is carriee by the wind
over the land and taken up from the
soil by the crops.
Mineral Mitture.
The followine mineral mixture Is
used in the swine feeding at the
Ontario Agrieultural College. 15 is
1
4ust ,Arriv'ed.
Our new Stock of Miner Rubbers has arrived
• er Rubbers are rIGMed for their excellent wearing quality
ing all l'arsure Cured and built on good fitting livtis.
Miner Rubbers are guaranteed. Miner Rubbers. the tio:4
We invite you to try Miners this season.. •
be
ERN'S 1-10E STORE
Phone 43 W. The 'Stitiaire
! bushel's etaircroi.1 or Hardwood
It pounds Salt.
I quart* Air ?naked Lime.
1 pound Sulphur.
10 pounder of Bohm Steal.
This preparation is kept in at isuit-
able box in each pen where it KAY be
taken by the swine stt
The Oairee.
Keep plenty of pure water before
thS CAW,* and WWI bright hay or
Pasture gram. It ie sorpriitag how
eo.uch Water they will drink.
C. MeDONAG1L
After all ve'rl sooner see twunevi
bair st the knees than all titer.
Have you noticed that the It sq
men workg the more he tiree (Ale r
ii,Proof readers are theee (luta, rib,