The Lucknow Sentinel, 1933-02-16, Page 8•
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NOTICE" TO 'CREDITORS
In 'the Matter. of the Estate: 'of
John C.' Murdoch, ,late of the :Village
of Lucknow in . the County of Bruce,
Mason. deceased: '
Notice ,is . hereby, • given • that ' all,
persons: bavingr any . claims or . ' de
mends-apains the .late:Jr hn C. Mur
doch. who. died an or.,about:-the
. Tenthday- of ,December .1932 at : the
City of London in the., Province .of
Ontario,. are required to send by post
prepaid or to deliver . to, the under-
signed, their names and.. addresses
,and full , particulars in writing of
their 'Claims, and statements oftheir'
accounts and ;the 'nature of ' the 'se-
''eurities of any 'held' by them • duly
- verified by ''affidavit:- -
And- - take': notice that after.•: the
Hleventh , day'' ofMarch " ;X933,; the
Execrators: under th1 of the said
-'John C. Murdoch will ;proceed to dis-
'tribute the assets -of the said •' de-
ceased among; the- persons entitled
thereto"' havingregard only to the
re .._ v
claims of which
' they"shall:.
hen have
had notice, add that the'said'.execu-
tors ; will not be liable ' for. the. said
eo nv
assts •,or' anyart , there to --any
p f
person , Of4:Whos.e.claim they.. shall 'not'
then. have received ` notice:,
;Dated 'at Lucknow, -, Ontario, this
14th day of ' February .A.D.' 1933.
..Joseph. Agnew;,,' Lucknow. 'Ontario,
•---Agent- for -the -said-E: ecu tors -
NOTICE To. CREDITORS
In. ';the. matter . of the Estate of
. I
Catherine 'McDougall; late: of 'the
Village of Lucknow in •the,. County of
Bruce.'' Widow,: "deceased If
Notice is hereby ., given.,;.' that all
ersons` having ' any ' claims' or :de-
▪ p Y
minds against the late • Catherine
McDougall, :who died, on• or•:about: tilt.
Sixth day, of- January' A.D.:1933 a
the Village of Lucknow in the County'
of :Bruce, are'required ' to send by
post prepaid or to . deliver , :to •„ .the
” undersigned,. their. names and ad-
dresses and full 'particulars' in writ-
ing of •'their claims and statements
of _their accounts and:.:the nature •of.
.,the securities; if . an3. 'held by thein
duly,. verified by .,affidavit :
Arid t ke notice' that aft
er ,the
Eleventh, dav; of. March A. D. •1933;
the Executor of
the' Will of the
said Catherine j McDougall will pro -
'teed to'a" he
the assts` of e
said decease ns
d 'among' '.theperson.-
' ,
entitled :thereto'.
!,:,.
1Navin - re a: o ..
rdn
g �'
„to the .,claims` of which -he -shall ther'
have :had •notice:,,and' that the said
Executor: will not ' be liable for the'
said assets or any' :part therof
any'nerson' of whose claim ''lie shat'
▪ not then .have, received ,notice.
Dated' at LucknOw. Ontario this
loth dd
ay of .February, A. D:. ;1933.
Jose h` Agnew,
p Lucknow,
Agent
for, th
said E
xecutor:••
.' ''Constable ''`Is your' h P. sha'n'd horrie?:.
I've come to : run him, = m "•
Woinen •"Well, yon' won't: t find "7
m
here. because' I've just 'run 'nn oat.'.'
GREETINGS FROM CHINA
''£i�
C on qu4d; :from Page • 1)
but to ignorance of child care ' and
feeding...
Our baby, or rather. little, boy*._has
been 'the Aobject I of much 'observation
lately as -he plays in the sun on the
upper verandah " :'; The'' audience re-
minds me ..Of people,at the zoo. It is
not only his•fair skin and; hair that
attracts attention; but the fact that
he is left to play alone. The Chinese
oabies "seem- to he in, arms all' •they
:i
me and. must never .be allowed to
P attended one: of the Revival meet
'ins
{the other
'daywith'high:du:Tee
of "understanding a goodP. art of what,
the.; speaker, ' Dr. 'Goforth,' said, but,
either
n --heard: nor
�. � - _ .9 _. nil r too ry
_ e s d ._as::
there wee re so
._many' ; small children,
and they.wever' noisy. o
Were. ; S `fhe
next'da `' when it"was. suggested 'that'
,. Y gg t
some arrangement; be made .Y b :which
he, chrldi.en s disturbance mi1iit be
•
eliminated; I..with two foreign,' nut
ies. here -:.en hu si" .
t u iastically_-.offered • to
n elp..._. the``Chznesiroinen We• 'were
Lather • alarmed howeve to, hear
that it0 was announced. by ,she Chm=
se . pastor that the children :were •"to
eave the'meetin s in the afternoons,'
and. Were to be cared for' b three
Y.
foreign laddies who were Uni
versity
_.rad'uates: ° in Child How` Training:-- �I
ver we did not' ar u ' th �oin
g e e t but
vaited for • our :, children ex ectin
P g
about twenty and: being swamped
With seventy. Many ,are 'very sweet:
'lovable children; :'and :they: takes --to'
t eter=otera and',sand piles, i
,1 lee
ducks of v
u t water. •There are o. er forty
under B
nine years of age` who 'come
happily ta' us every afternoon now
and
play. for two: hours ;or'so:. The
vietrola, helps a lot.. `",' . •
A number ofo
y u have `:asked::.me
tosay mere -about• the `third Member
off the. family.". Robert' -Melville,' ;but'
he is 'just like ?any ` other little, boy
--
adorable. when he .isg, ood. and horrid.
when is bad. Be.is walkin ever
. i g -
Y,.
where, but Elis', conversation is limited
'to "mina nIn in a".•
m and:some other pe-
r'uliar sounds Ile has .golden curls
brawn•"eyes 'and very .red ,cheeks;
and, is as 'strong and' -health as we
w
• ud. is
And now; ` that . is all, "'Until our
next. letter,
• yours sncel•ely,
Helen Grave •Mitchell:
b
eru
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Sal, 1�
Y e e
Always Fienty of Choice 'From Our big, .Stock
February is the`'. Month of our Great Sale of Winter "Lines.'
We want :Every. Garment to Move '
WOMEN'S SAND.MISS
S STYLISH FU TRIMMED -
FINE WOOL AND SILK; DRESSES; KNITTED SUI'I`:s
W09LIII.OUSES AND MILLINERY.; .
Overcoats and Suis
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Men s, 'Youi{g Men s, -you the' and Boys' Suess -These 'hand
tailored. Garments' Speak' for Themselves the -,Minute. You Try
them ;on. ALL GREATLY REDUCED FOR FEIrRUA.RY.
BE 'SURE TO,' SEE THE G L ENC A I R N SUITS ON, SALE
They, regularly sell; at $25.50 to' $35.00:
SALE OF `7 MEN'S .FUR' COATS
.THE GREATEST BARGAINS •
SALE
OF.. WOMEN'S FUR COATS AT. FACTORY`
lR1CES
,
.;.$6,740---$74;60 to $159.00
• a,
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Bi 'Bargains LL fol Ever .
gY Mciliber of the F'kitnil" tilt
•. y through •the...
While , of February, .Come alon "', •
and ;13i, tt�:Iht es .A
�._.. Y
s .. Whrle Out; Febru
Dopar.opsin:
, StoreO
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WINGHAM,. ; ONTARIO
Kinloss 'Council
Kinloss Township Council met on,
Feb 0th; 1933, as per adjo'tirnment;
;Al members :present;'
Rosas=McKenzie. ' That the minutes
of last- regular meeting ea". read b'e
approved and signedkey thg`Reeve. "
' Ross-McDeugalh. That the Road'
Supt, attend the Good heads Convert
tion in.' Throne° 'on' .Februaxy 20,-23
1933;•.. • '
MoKenzie-Ross, •'Tisat'- we donate.
the sum •,of'Ten.'Dollars to the Sick
Children's • Hospital,, Toronto '
'°,,E.11iott•�MeKenzie. That the Reeve,
and Councillor- McDougall be a com:
mittee to ad'ministeir Relief , in the
Munieipahty.,
Elliott -McDougall. T ha ti John,
Johnston be appointed School Atten
dance officer .for S.S.•1-2=8-.4 ini place:
;of /Wm. Statters, resigned
�---Bni=Elliott.�"'Thtt-' the• ..Auditors'
report for the year 1932, as now giv-:
enl.be .received .and accepted,. and the
auditors he • paid.
McKenzie. ' That ,.the''
treasurer". have three; copies at the
Auditors' report' typed for. reference.,
Elliott McDougall That the time,
for the return of the Collector's'Rolr
be extended to March 6th, 1933: , `
\I'1cKenzie - Ross. That : the ,Road
Supt.'. look after' the sale of timber
•on 5th.: Sideroasl , between ':Boundary
and 2nd Con;` " : : •
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Ross -McKenzie That orders to 'be
issued for all',., Bills and ' Acicounts
Passed • at thin' meeting "::
�lliott 'Ross: 'That` we, ` 'now• -ad-.
. .. , ...do.
iourri. oto''meet'again,' at •the usual'
time .and' Place Monday,-; the' 20th
day of. ,March 10 3.
.e f
Che es''
,Cheques' issued i iVlunici al: World
1?
Supplies, •$16.94; .Wm. Statters, school
attendance officer, 90c;'- Lueknow Seri-
tineI, Printing- Fin.. Statements, 28:00,
.Sick -0 i
h ldren s `Hos rtal Toronto•'
Grant, $10.00; -:Bank Of Montreal; Tax
Collections, ec
tons.•'.: 2
4 26. • •
W `Stuart,.
'
, $ m.
'auditor, 8:0 ;, Robt. Malcolm;
$ ,. ,. lm' audito
, x
$$:06; , A E. Thompson, caretaking'
p ,
Ind 'supplies, 3:92
Ai h
g , w-, Ghequess"'SAin Nesbitt;
L , 7, $4.95:,•' Wn .':Percy;: 'P. L. 8
$15`8 7 ;
. 3,,Alex _J,tieLeod,>L' ...L..9 11.95•_
.'.4'Iiss it 5..::� urvis•-P :L---••.. _
P 10;�"$2a0
R.' :'LANE Clerk.
POSTPONED'
The, ' dance'" announced .for Friday
rY
,night 'Town Town Hall,: been
gh has
nest oned ` due
.to; road' conditions,
p n ,.
which prevent :th ' orchestra ,
p � r hestra from
conveniently: re chin here as well
.0,
g >e
as, ;dancers from 'a 'distance whose
natronage'would be required to• make
•,h. :•.
t` a event a. •success.. ,
No .•Wonder -A .man was one 'day.
visiting in
,� t g an insane asylum and while
walking' in the grounds he met ,a.
patient ;to whom he' said: •
' I
"ViTell, how. did 'you : get ,here?"
The man,:replied: "Well sir,' you,
ee ,I, married .'a widow•.' 'with a 'grown
.
UP ugh lex; 1►nr1'. then
,j ' da . my father
Married,, ; y' Wife'a; : dao hter that
made my wife - the mother -in law 'of.
her' 'father-inh->, 'm
law ,, and y� father
became m step -son. s P son. ' Theii :my .step-:
mother; the daughter of my "wife"'had'
,.
a •son, and .,that boy,;`of course; was,
brother; " be ause. he l',Wits* my
gather's .son,,,•but ti he also., was ' my
wife's _ate son
and._ the efore
Iffiiii 4'n s • slid ' that 'made .pie t
p , he
grandfather of my''step-brother:.Then;
•
My wifem had a; son so mother,
in=law,. the 1-lepl•sisterm 'of son''is
also hi r
dmother, lose u e ":`' a
� •
s g
h
'ste -Sister is his Wife. I
Step,Sister the oro-
f.
ther-o,my Own. line 'rham o: is:lilao the`
soon of 'my step-grandmnther.:
my mother's' . brother=in-daw'y.. , my
wife is her own 'child's aunt, My son
is my: father's'nephew,, and,I am ,my
own grandfather. That's one 'reason
I' cart here,
A n Irishman -oecupied�"'a bed in the
tubcrcalosis ward' of ,a hospital, and
nne rnonning.nas:'a doctor.Passed. •'bis
bed' lie 'asked: "Well Pat, do,,you'
raise •anythrtrg' ?" .Pati • didn't under:-:
stand. " Do you raise: •anything when
'you cough'?" said, the 'doctor -.'But
Pat 'couldn't get,at what lie meant,
se the doctor wnt. on his.''rounds.
r''
I rcacntl
x,, hnweverrs' he.: happened
around, 'again and' pati' called : him,
"Oh' doctor, ;he. said; "I've been no.
ticipg, and T�' do. .:very toime 1
cough • I ;mase , .my roight leg." -
- Expert Requisitioner
A 'new ' minister in 'a Geort
chore ,was deliveringhis f rat ° ser-
mon:, The janitor 'was'. a critical. lis-
tener er 'from a � back' corder. nf• •the
church. The minister's sermon . was
eloquent, and , his', prayers' seemed to
cover •the', whole category of human
!Cants
te �er_ise�,.`sne<_ofthe,
deicons' asked Elie bold janitorwhat
he thought .of ' the ,new minister
"Don't yen -'think -he, offers t g, ;a• kootl
prayer; Joe?'> '
'rAh mos'' suhta my does, boss, Why
dat ii•mari , axed de Lawd. fo' things;
that de Odder''preacher 'didn't *Vet'
know he
. V
,9„ Lucknow
fi:,. : Per ' •
tors, , i,n . many ,' cases :reduced, 50 cen
GOOD BUSINESS PRACTICES DEMAND THAT STOCKS BE, KEPT, • MOVING. "• E: HAVE
THEREFORE. DECIDED TO OFFER OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF SWEATERS AT PRICE .0 AT':
LESS" THAN REPLACEMENT PRICES, THIS IS AN -OPPORTUNITY.
e e r.
Some . Sa .lendid =8•ar' -
p .. _ .-... .,: ga>tne : �l� � Willnter�r Underweia►r for
MEN'S 'PANTS
Cottons/le: Pante.•..Makera Bull
Dog. 2 `Hip ' Pockets, Watch,:
Pocket's., Bek " Loops.; Eztra-•'
The Balipce ' of Men's Heav Heavy Weight.
Y'"
':Winter
•Csp f: -.4r -lined
Chiidren'sWhite-Flette NightBandsReg.T5cReduced,
50c
Gowns. Fancy Trimmed, Lank_'
Sleeves •PRINTS �
Greatly ! Ited►tced Be sonsfe ' Pri
At'......
.. . • a ld pts,. ColorYaat,
At . ..:. ,.....: 3$c, 43c • 61c.. 36°' : wade: Special . .1 c.
HOI.EPROOF' "'HOSIERY
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New k a
$ deis "Hole
� i►Inoof Hos-
iery.:'Afternoon, Tokay, 'Clear.
Wing, Gunmental, $1 00, '11.25
NIGHT' GOWNS'
` "FINGERING YARN. ". •
British Scotch Fingering Yarn
Heather, Black•,' and' Grey. ' ,
Lb.'.'..;'. -g................;$1.00,,
'WINTER' CAPS
Leatherette aincoat
3,ADIES' SCARFS
New Scarfs for Ladies. pure
'Auk. printed ' Crepe :iu : Fane
7
CMecks.. and. Stripes ..•..$1.00..
Size $8
Reg. 18.00
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A cCluskey Manager
OUR MOTTO.= -SMALLER'. -PROFIT, QUICK TURNOVER, •
'PHONE 75. -
CONTRIBUTE$: TO: THE
BRUCE COUNTY RECORD.
In the Bruce' o
.Cunt "Ree rd e
,Y a.►th,"
o sc al fo
f the ' Bruce Count"
,Organy`
Association ..'o"Manitoba`
f: h
t ere';„lip.
pears a ic
le.and a.poe"rn
r' permed
l Mr.: Joh` "Mc
_n Int
re�'o
rm 1'.0'•
Y # e f
t 'is 'co unt
m Y, Il ws
LUCHNOW "CALEDONIAN GAMES
In bygone "days ''•the Caledonian
games at Lucknow was tlig.• eve big :, t
n
of:
th --• ear -an �'-
e d we -can-remembe
Y r
that. Many
of us dr we. 25 0
,y 9 . t 30 miles:
while oth
ors went °.on'excursio :trains
n tra ns
t k
:,
Athletes,' Pipers an
d'dancers• came
from' -'different. parts -of Canada and
the ". States"to artici " ' ..:
•P Pate:
l'The big°if event'." .:the`.daY ''"was•'t be
tu-of-war 'between 'Huron and . Brace
g.
and as Bruce was'T generailY:victorious
you can imagine how proud 'we were.
.•'Many :of ',ns, can recall the targe
posters that; Were 'displa :ed•throu h
Y g
ou't .the•'count • advertisin the :sP orts'
y g h
on there which e
h . was' c
a picture. of.,"a
Scotchnian : i a kilt:ti
nput .ng the: shot
andge
pos• were •e'the'#o o"'
printed 11 wing
hues: "
"O 'Canada, I' love;' thee "weel
Al hou
l gh nae; sono, ;thine;•
'Wit i:' . ,
h n th. , y wide
There:. e;' beats, . nae truer',' heart ' ;than
mine, r
And 'wh n
e , ,a day• `like•' -this •comes'.
roup ,
A"ul _ ,:o'i
d'Sc .t
a has her' claims,
The', thistle aye ,comes uppermost'
Well' gang to see the games."
O THE :P .. '
T IONEER
S
When Brucewas e as •'settle < i
d t,wa s -ca led
the Queen's„ealled
b Bush'.
'Arid• w s.,.
,a, taken
. up Y People "b: le with:
eo .p
i
..vital t
and Y.
sl..
a
•
The c nto:th
Y me e County ,and 'took
P
u their � 1 nd
a
,
And their "?riot to
t was •tp each•
other on every,help. ,hand '
The '.came from. the Old Country,
and' 'London, end' Galt,.:;
And 'neither. bears ; or'''otker wild
beasts caused thei •• to' hault.:
The blaze ,on the trees ,' was .;their
,guide for 'a road,'
And' by this they ,could go 'to and, ire
their place "of abode.
They: chopped, down the ' trees ' and
cleared.: off' their'; farm;
And iany obstacles in- the way never
caused • them alarm: '
They 'handed their , children, a heti:
tage ;f. which' '.we ,are ''proud
And for whi we • can rsing., wtlteir.
praises' 'aloud: f
Tonight we; cherish their memory,
and,time t me will not'levers -.
Our love ,and ;devotion • for thein • will
go on forever.
Hoping we' may follow the 'Path, they
"gave us' to -.tread„ •
And •, if we do ;this we think we will
.have• -little to:'dread: . .
' End Of .The Line `
• The 'stout woman slipped on the icy
top step” of the stairway and rolled
to`the, bottom, carrying ;with her a'
mall ,man • .ho' had: tbeen
W 4JIi11 •�••UIL
just' behind. tier
A's the landing ''Was rer;ched tlie'`
little man waited a moment for ac. 1;
for then, lifting his head as far as
ciirciunisttnces Would,''permit, gasped:
"'Y"ou'11 have to gat off here, lad
y.Tie is. as far' as 'wo go.rf
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;WEST ':BRUCE COUNTY .'
MEETS•
ft
County , Lod e': "R
g mtn'
. ec4 cads
Ce'
lebri
a
t0
n
To., Be Held In; `Latknow
The , Weat:Br c
ueCountY Q:PL.
,.O
If
met in. Ri le
p. 'O.L. ha'll
Y on wee
d Feb
Y, tori
rY
,C
?th.'...,o un
tY.D nald Wm,daater
took.'eh e t
meeting,.
The: county,.as,a,whole has
held'
its .a through: Wn.�thr g)} the past'. year
ear
ofcert - -
no i '
mc,str
ess Antberley-L.O:>J':
1328 had' 'thin
,. teen : initatione during'
h
t e Year.,:,,. The , i' a County. •Mtieter ' av'e'
g
.very;' "fine -address -4m a.o
n has o_.,-
W rk. donee
"as.�County-o Master-wliich�drew--fortit:
great. applause. '
`'t
PP r, 'the conclusion'
of., general. business,. o
h , the:. C only;
Master requested Past CountyYMas ' ' .;
ter Wni.. ' Emmerton 'of B to
e bel 11226
to? co duct' he '-
n t election and iestalls'=
tion of `officers. for. 1933.E ',
. lection'<re--
Oka fol
IoWar" Wer.''Coo '
nt .Master :
_ Y
Wm: H'
al en
d
Culros
b: :
Y s e
h . , A, County.
Masts
r
,
Wm.
A
dai`r' •Kincardine;
County .Chaplain, Ben :La an Ri
g , •,,.. p1eY.:
o'
C only Iec.-SecY. .'
h
sill M
c Of
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ah •, r
g . ZionCounty Fins: -Sec y., .Lloyd:
Bell, -Bethel, "''County. Tieasurer'•
Frank Graham, Huron lar :Lecturer"
Treas
urer
, Ear l .
:
;Hod na{ „ . eI
o
od
=
.2nd lcetoter Treaanrer .Jack hc
ons h . Grove Marshall,•
P.Carter, •Lucknow:
Short speecheswere,:then received
from .the =newt
Y
el ected;; olRcere. The'
$o n
u tY "highly.� recom' '
m�nded'- the y,1-
lae of
g Lucknow
for;an Orange cele-
,bra
tion in the year -1934. The' semi-
county` meetin ' will be held e1d in Bethel
Ora e"d a1 -
the'• dnesda
y
in June and the regular, county meet-
n;.
i i :
n Ri l
e rn
Feb
: , g•., ,,, . p Y rusty 1934:, After
ed
.l ge closed the .Ripley: . g YOrange bo 's
served &';very ta3ty.lunch..'.
Orange :,Social, Thursday,, February
23rd,' Everybod'�Y' 'welcome.
Kcal G neral
'
Work' Clothing, Sox and ,,:Mitts.:,THE
MARKET:
STORE' ' • . '
Miss • Flora r
a E. Andrew- return
ed to
London, ' '
after, being home:awo• Weeks:,
with
the;
flu:
g..
ocke
l► am � i""
Y g e ton ght, betty ten
the,, Fa s" and the. "Leans"P.
ommi
sea '-
to(
to 'rovid`` len
P e plenty
Miss ''
hri
stens '
Carrick'
UAL:: re-. ;
turn
ed tome
th -=villa e_ after -residing'
for o '`
s me time ` rtes 'r '
Owen Sound.
At h
e
gular meetang poi „ Jeri[el -• ,
Rebekah --lo''
d e �t9m� .
Tuesdfi "�.
g , y, evening
lans, -
p wete made.: to 'hold a' ; social : •
evening on„Tuesda :. next;
Y
Mia: Walter •'Horn of..Kin'
is
e[ . , geviille
o hmat. the: e"of her eon 'Mr.' Levo
y
Horne,” wjiti,r fore couple; the. liso
p opts, : of
weeks has--"
been '
critca
h '
,glight,
t
ianp'rovement noted is hisco:ndition'• '
Bn s
Ines .:-
e actavi
t .
Y, , was alanosf ,nil.,
aurin
g, the height �o!•. :the "b i
g l zzard
last Thursday and in ` the aiternoen
several :of:the businese' men ro o
v:.. - p..111t
ed• an a:i
d en�a ed
xn
g hockey match
durin„ art ' o , . .
g p f the sit'
ernoon.
Teamsters
. Are' : Y
Bps •
,
Farmers taking advantage of;.
the good i h'
ging; wiiicit followed'. r •"
n
the eakeoE. a
st wee
k,
a�
bi
r
zz
and
h`:cam n
i
e
being
.don
e.' '
Wood oodmuc
chiefly, and P rtacutar1� cordwood
is
being hauled to' ,town . daily. Contin -
uance 'of`ftli mi
e 1d ;weather which
prevailed the
first of .: the, . -week ' threatened
to'dest o
r th'
e .alei h`in
Y w, . 8 g,
i
whch•a
co'
c opted Or
the
� ,special ''ef-
fo t t.
tato'
get o
d rte allthe�`a
te. ming,`.pos
aibieT.._
The driver o it i a d
I the e d lapid ted; ;car
asked 'the 'bystander: "Can you ;tell,.
me the quickest way to Victoria?"
Afterwe critical glance at the car
the 'bystander replied: "Take a bus.'.
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