The Signal, 1920-10-28, Page 5pip
is
There's Many a Slip
Twixt the Snap and
the Finished Picture
The cell fun in picture -making lies in tak-
ing the picture.
Developing and printing are likely to be
looked upon as irksome, disagreeable tasks.
For this reason, a large number of the
amateur photographers in this community
let u develop and print their films.
We are thoroughly equipped for the work
and can guarantee good pictures if the fihus
are all right. We give protnpt service.
Don't take chances. Bring your files.i to its.
CAMPBELL'S -
Telephone 90
UG STORE
THE PENSLAR iTORE"
Next Wads Segch Store The Square
"Martin Tailored Cl
a
Tux SIOUX
♦ Thibetan fur and a corsage bouquet
of pink rodeo and maIAeultatr ferns.
The young rumple took the G. T. 11,
trait for eastern point«, told 00 their
return will reside near' Auburn.
At the Harbor. - -
The eteumer Winona arrived me bate
urday with u cargo of 114,000 ouahela
of corn. The steamer Home Smith
unloaded 227.1,000 bushels of wheat and
tats on Monday. The .trainer (leu•
ealrn arrived Tuesday night with 125.-
009
33:009 bushels of oats toil barley. Ali
these cargoes were for the Godericb
Elevator Co.
The steamer Martian Is expected on
Friday with a Largo of 2'.13,00I bushels
of wheat studoats for 111e Western
t'unaIla #'pour Mills and Goderkh
Elevator.
The tug \Villrose en route to Lake
Ontario is W portitOday tinier shelter.
le Keeping,'Up Goold Record.
A recent tome of The Teller, the
puWieation looted by the Sterling
hank of Canada, has a portrait of
Mr. C. L. Jackson,' forMerly manager
of the Goderich branch, with the fol-
lowing comment :
This pihotugraph will i uce ,)11.'
Jackson. manager oA our - t.
1'athterineS branch and supervisor of
St. Catharines district.
Mr. Jackson Joined our stiff in Jan-
uary. 1915, at Winnipeg branch. where
he` held the position of 'accountant.
He was subsequently transferred to
r:oderlch as manager, and also given
the supervision of Gtxleric•h dletrict,)
where he remained for three years.
iMr-Jack/son met with much sneerer,
and was transferred to tit. Catharines
• district In August, 191M. and business
at this point las developed with con-
siderable- sue('e,m- since tout time.
Telephone Hearing.
GODERICH, ONT. -
EEIS LOS[
Witboutlt
"We had never used Zan-Bul? before
bat would feel lost without it now." writes
a grateful Ontario mother. Mrs. T G.
Miller. of Winona.
" Whilst at play." she says, " my little
two-year-old ladd.araa up axe; net across -
cut
cross•cut saw and gashed his forehead badly.
"As we happened to have a box of
Zam-Buk in the house I got it down sad
applied a dressing to the injury. 11
speedily soothed away the pain.
"After treating the wound witb
lam )auk twice daily fur three days. it
healed so well that I was able to leave
ort the bandages. There s not even ■
scar now. thanks to Zam Buk."
Our lass hold thousands of similar letters
smarming the wondrous soothing and healing
power of Zam butt .n Cuts barns and Scalds.
and for ending obstinate attacks of Rattan.
Poisoned Sores Ringworm. Ulcers. and Pilus.
There as need of a thoroughly reliable anti.
septic Seder like Zam-butt to every hews. 11
ensures safety from festering .04 blood-poiwa:-
prevenrs latte sores from developing into oh,
snits!. and chrome she disease Lam -auk has
medicinal propert#s .ever .riot.. ted
adman oidtmsn( or salve and 1ts purelyiretb.l.
Get this unique healer to -day ! Of Druggists
sod Stores, 10o.. or xtwi-butt Coy.. Toronto.
am-Buk
Hill church. of w lu!'h she wee au act.
Bre member.
Among thaw. 'wettest( at the IwekIIng
were Sirs. M. K. Mael;uurrle and her
lora 80118. Keith ant John, or -Kent -
Milo. N. S., and Ills. Moulton, of l'urt
GOI)EIIICH Te►N'NSHtP.
Iter. 1. A. Tltrubull, D. D., of
Toronto, wire at one time was atm
spine pastor of 1'uiuu lhur•h with
Rev. Or. 1•re. w111 c Incl the *entire
in Oust church next timidity afternoon.
al 3 u eluek.
samara
H1►I.MESV I1.l.E.
Mr. ,and Mrs. D. J. Hums are woe-
Uig to IBalerich. We are curry to hew
them, a. they have Loth been seethe
worker's in the. church. '
At a special 1114404lg of the town-
expenditurl by rite township. -
.1d, council John Mitten wart appoint -
the rewa4uder of this year, rt Ips, a
day • alien employed. The 1•rovinial
Government pays forty per cent. of
the salary. This appointment is In
lfue with revolt legislation under
which the Government wakes a grunt
of twenty per mut. on road and bridge
of Colborne township. Later in the
eventug the happy young couple left
for their home at Lornestde Farm. on
the Lake Shore road, where they (vain•
oitriug of the Ontario Railway turnce married life with the sincere
and Municipal hoard wag held at the
.tort huuee on Tuew Loy morning to
hear rein-s,.utatfuns on behalf of fig
▪ are thoroughly reliable, built to give Ion Gakrich Rural Telephode Co. and the
hard service. Cotlorne Municipal Telephone System
They are silk sewer -and the trimmings rue '
the best the mills produce, and they have
g the style.
es
ne
•1010saes.
F. H. MARTIN, the Tailor
gond wishes of a multitude of friends.
'llie. bride'' travelling stilt was of
brown with steal trimmings and liar -
to mateb.
The bride rteelvel many handsome
' The Double Andveraary.-Iter. J.
A. 'Tureibul:, 1). 11., of Toronto, will
combed the auniversary services in
txeburu church on Sunday text as
11 Y.W. YIIQ 7 p.m. 'flits Weill to the
fortieth anniversary of the erection id
the ehurt•h and the twenty-tlflh awli-
r(rsary of the induction of the present
talstor` rr_ Jarrett Hamilton, 1t. A.
The organist at the Nunley wrilelts
will be Mrs. IDr.I W. F. Clark hi
004114riell. who was the first orgagi.t
of the 1A4•11ur11 'Munch. .110 Moseley
evening a hot fowl supper will .111-
served
1w,carved from R to,t4 o'clock and a pro -
:rani suitable to the oceas101 will be
rendered.
FILLD.
DEATH of Mess. Hutt Miaow
Sund y las death removed
one of the pioneer of Huron
and Ashfield townships,' in the'
Corson of Mrs. i1ugh. Ferguson. who
passed away at the hoiiP of her daughter.
Mrs. Richard McDonald. Kneeled. where
she had been on a visit for a week For
over hfty•five yes Mrs Fergtlsun had
oeen a resid•est of Huron ioansh'p and
her passing removes one of *hoer women
I who played her part` nobly in tt►e early
days. She was a woman of kindly. lov-
able disposit'oa, a'ways 'eidy to assist
Ior help. rei`hbor in titaness is Iroub'e.
land these splendid qualities. as.well as a I 1
I strong Christian life. endeared het to all
who knew bee. She was a member of
Athtietd-preehrterian church ' Her hus-
band pt .deceased her over 25 years
'She
r nor,
e Heed
wN
and
since
th
n he
has
ildrt n
Hugh, on the hew d Irv. Other (til
Pelt tea mourn her 1n•s are Donald. of _ 1
Lutikn(1w John, 2rd or Iiitrir+ is and -Mee.
{ McDo Kintail, Mi's Auto Mc -
1 I D oultall of Horan. is a Sister• The '
' tune al tooplace o n Tuesday afternoon.
, being largely Derided.
' F.ANT:,WAWANOSIL.
Obituary. -put the death of 'Ano
1 Bentley, beloved wife of Mr. Mo•nuu Rubbers
1. Viuc nt, - at the f ugly home, Feet
Wawanoah, on t t itchy, October-,
respecting matters, in dispute between cremembrenees from relit tIves and
the two systems. Three -subscribers friends. including gifts .from her
Attlee former -esstemwere applying to &riser pupils In S. fi , o. E; Colborne,
be transferred to the muolelpal eye- and from the C. E. D. vlau or $W1'
tem. and the line ttnilt by the latter -
syatem to serer three subscribers ie. it,
i+ elalmed. in contravention of the {.
law, whleh prohibits the building of a l
Mlle by one et/moony parallelfltg tlelt
of another company untees a special
- I Meier of tilt Board is obtained.
"Fie. eridenee given was heard by -
Mr,` 1►. M. Melntyre and Mr. F.
r, the hoard's bgephoue expert.
-+i 1)igt.
��j t Crown Attorney - Seeger prosecuted I Mr. . C. Coo. utfl(•tal aterograplier.
LOCAL -
rim ,Ind t'. trArrlw cle4, ,400 Stattnn t. a{.a _ .t .\ decision In the
with a family. . «withheltt 1[r. Waal
For tee Easy Ira& -
k year, ..t age last year when .t a which the
audra hospital X-ray fund �� ' `iegeil attempt was -mallei•- -
edges the t ibutlam of t
a young married than w 1 • .natter +
{ wet 11u� .girl in for 5!w•. w1 o lues, In { au gesti that the 10.0 parties al uuld
the saute ut•ield.•.rli•ot]. was se enteen j try to eh a urtth meut. tatting j,
he I• rd will Mime
Mayor Wien!. :treasurer of the AAleex-
118 arise.
reeelpt of s roc r �'y. C. C. - - -
Si5 towards the fund from the (rode- Klug-Sterwnet- The Mene.eiong Canoe Club opened
• -rich Women** Institute. tat W.dlx'.thi1y afternoon, Ortoler the winter season with a _supper on I
21. there was solemnized at the man Friday evening\ Mot, -tn exeelleUt l
l sfe Le Dklsw Grand Dp•nd, ( Fs -r +tr,•r, tar tnarri•tge N.f - Anna, enu was sere by Mr. and Hrs.;
Albert Station, daughter of Mr_ laud Mrd. Perry Stew- king. after w l speeches were 03
t'lutg('et with attempting t0 admiuirtier , art. i,,llw,nw• township. and Rus.rll.1 O er. a number o members taking'
a drug with Intention to procure a „Illy sees of Mr and Mrs. Albert King„ the floor to express their sentiment*
mieearrlagei was before Ills Honor olt� Hnt►vts - t.yr'-n hitt - Rrr. Jame+ In Motion to rariou'matters. One
Judge I)hi(son on TuraldaJ and Wed. 1lndlilton. R. A.. performed tilt. Iver" thing in which all we a agreed was
pesdYy, and at request of coon -eel ni•0i . tn- the-preeetn'- -nf- the Inside's- Tn their 'regret at the - 'hie
the defence the case wa+ then ad- only I1'other- Wilbur. and, her twin of Mr. H. T. Edward.. a presideht
}maned to November 5th.. County sister, ata. The bride wore a suit of of the ('lub.,trom town. Edwards
nava Mirk cloth. white hat and white las hero presldtttt of the ('pub the
last two year+ and is retirf • at the
end of, the present term. and he gen-
r;
!1 I oral sentiment rewards him ' ex
DECORATING , 'l D A N D E R I N E preeeed -the hearty singing et "He's
ASD et a Jolly t3ood Fellow. Mr. Ed reta-
in in Ids responses stated that be was of
Materials sure he would remove from Godert -
Deeorahn8 at all'js 'Geri ' Save Your Hari I with the arrival of the real
Wall Papers, Posts, rant.
We sell yon the materials, or
take the contract of decorating
your home. store cir office.
Estimates cheerfully given
GLASS
Glass.
rotors, etc.
We can Or your wants
any end of Glass
J. CUT BERTSON
1 North � Asst Mee 351
FOR LANDS' SA$£
use fertilizer for FaU Wheat and
pewee Use high most .f Using b
greater production.
If sore. an Wee the seine
almost et crop oe roe sere
esti' two :err't swear
perdue, _
by fertlit11ng a .-- Mt*
bossily, it will csrtdt ora i !-7•
for the (wet of the ex fert-
iliser will. onrsarlly, be more
rise rim alerhalaateed • by the
mayfly/ In coat of preparing
ry Irtieat
remind, seeding,
and harvesting the crop o
the extra acre. The �acte'`
moved can ^''t4 fee poeture
is
ot.tbr nom
So Much clear profit.;
,Farm and Flteslde.
rot now for l
Floe me
Mod
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ROBERT WILSON
MAMILTON STIMIT
M.f r GODLRICII ear"
•
eft
1 S' ` weather the Club rooms ale; beginning
Make It t' bplidalltl - \� to he well tregnnb1i4tae(vr 7turr. and
\ a y atter the election of officer. next week
the m,mlwr• will settle down to an
a enjoyable season in their comfortable
a , muirtArs.
J► ' G. C. L "Lit."
Tbe,tirat 1seet1eg_of the year .1 the
G. C. 1. Literary linclety was IAAA it
rrw ,
wheel_ lama_ Friday 'night. There
was a large attendance of both sin-
their friends. who mach ea -
jived the 'proceedings. Jean Chap-
man gave a 'eery pleasing piano solo
I and atter thla' the glee Club made lin
d'hnt. The ('Ittb gave ehnrusea at in-
v ! tervale during the evening which
) mule a great hit'. with the audience.
Ne---r#Hsw- t;sseenlock sous . ,aa - intere-S I est;
reading eatltled•1 "After the (ir(e*ij
TmmetRately after a '4)anderine" teas• West.. Whet ? " and illustrated w lth' -
wage, your hair takes on new life, lustre I lantern slides. Another event n' the
and wondrous beauty, appearing twice"; peening was the reading of the Jour -
1c ran•wt
A MESSAGE TO iQU
will be given on Sunday next,'
'
October 31st
at the
_ N a
Baptist Church
Montreal Street
C�/,�
Rev. Geo. Goinme
Kincardine
Morning, 11 o'clock
Evening. 7 o'clock
l",u. rm f,• L.
eaarx�lre�^ r•�..rc,.+swa
3p.a. Bible School. - a
a►pyel tiot Fast i1a 3rd .oue•es.toa,
p.a. B. Y. P. U. Meiling I w T( tllwy have .Ince resided. She You are Invited was the mother of four son,, all
of Rubbers
Ib I whom survive, namely :-McPore. 'I
Al-
-All Seats Free 'in•rr,'Roland, uud Percy, Fast Wwwa Rubbers
txteh, and John of Myth. She is also
, survived by .Yer neither, Urn. John
iteatley and sister. • Miss ISY,arlotte, RublJers
I F::e.t \Yawalsssh : sister. ars. 7'uoa
} Itepnlltk+-un.I brytb r, Mr- J, $.eflltey.
11 d yah. t, .rrrlce' being pod - te et en-
I Rubbers
day Met,
Iwu*t. by Rev, A. E. lit l*uii emended
i Naomi, fel- I by Rev. K. J. Ruts, I Rubbers
Jawed by intrrtaet1P in the Villein rem-
e
Thursday, (k•tober 24, peril. 5
Special Bargains
�.- FOR WEEK COMMENCING ��-�•
Saturday, October 30th
GOId
Sunlight
au
n r o a Fel$.Naptha
Canned Corn, Dove Brand °' 15c
Corn Flakes, Kellogg's
Castoria, Fletcher's
Men's White Handkerchiefs
10c
t 29c
2 for 25c
Flannelette, 36 Me wide, all colors, 29c yd
Maple Leaf Tea Cups, cups only 15c
Candy Kisses, per 135e
.., "+ac+utar•.+.rr•y
Chocolates, assortedflavors 49c
Hallowe'en Masks and Novelties, 5c & 10e
Visit Our Up -stairs Depts.
ens
R. STEEL
1
LIMITED eorkg''
I
T .__
WO �a
c to
GODERICH. ONTARIO
t� ominal
eat ew�te.
tA►tb !r rrmuyed out\of nue redeemed ; Rubbers
idents -one %eho held the rent« t {
�I lute of ■
berm. • circle of frlrn/1a.
S had been . suffering with goitre
• for couple of part.. but 11 was nit Rubbers
I until `during the 'plst three mouth,
that tier condition became serious
The bite Mrs. Vineeat *es a (laughter . Rubbers
of the late Jobe' and M. Watley and �,
I was born in tl eb/t'ne towlwhlp on RlllbberS
1 March .20, peel. In 11042 she was
ppLatried to Henna Vhawut r d I
eighteen years\ tater *19001 IIseS*RubberS-
w.nu•di 8011 pine•
xis
eTheatre
Rubbers ; Rubbers
Prepare for the wet season
by purchasing your rubber
goods now.
• ts1 x+'"a.
We guarantee all our Rubbers
-If any prove unsatisfactory
because of workmanship, we
replace thew -We -stand stand beer-�--Rubber's
hind our goods. ,•ttaata Rubbers
•Rubbers
Rubbers
Rubbers
Rubbers
Rubbers
:w
, ICOIRl rtrry. The 1 11 -beaters were Messrs.
W. J. Parks, Jas- Woods, Js . Ttniney.
Rohr. Bu(•haaun, Win.' Walden and Rubbers
1 Wm. Remick. The bereaved 11081a11d
and faottr have the sympathy of the
•
entire neighborhood in the toes of a Rubbers
j kind and affectionate wife and mother . -•L_
g , Getting in Touch With the fled.
IEdwardIEvetett Yale teed to counsel
young prop a to converse every day with
,someone older. better and wiser than,
themselves We cannot all do that. but
e can do the next wit thing: eve Fan get
in touch with them through the printed
joy the fruits of their
Qgr�
as heavy and plentiful. because each nal by Lionel Macklin. which FOR
hair4eems to flu/T end thicken. Don't 1 much am ewnient at the expense of {Neuf of November 1
lett' si hair stay 'delves. colorless, plain I ' aHetet violins. Merglterlte Mnlbul-
or scraggly. You, tot, want lots of long, land gave a mart intereettne end
strong. beautiful hair. 1 amusing recitation. Then Mr, Robert -
3.5 -cent bottle of delightful I son pat.entes the ribbot8 ani mesla}s
dense" frenhene,ytnr scalp, checks to the fluid -.lay winners and .rest
dant fT and fallioe hair. Thio .time I consedatton aur -prises enlisted great
unities* "beauty -tonic" gives to thin, Interest. Atter ;mother selesetloa by
dull, fading hair that youthful brigbtse s the Chortle (.Irl. the "Lir." ended
and abeellfa4 J Casae -All dfull:iet4I. with •'(1(x1 Navy the King." The next
one will probably be held en Friday.
- November 3.
An event of muck interest to a w
rir(ie of - friend., -w*e-marriage.-aarria$L se
Iteatnrday afternoon. October 23rd. of
Florone a Penelope. elda.t daryabter of
31r. and Mrs. Itoi.ri.•1: M. Young, Col-
igr1M township. to Mr. Edward _prior �ILDI(ESDA1• and TMl'RRDAV
Lawson. of the same township. The
ca. Gray It Datlbr' eeremotsy took place at 4 eel/telt at A GOLDWYN PiCT( KE
MONI)A3 and TUESD:1t.
A PARAMOUNT PICTURE
Dorothy Gish Amor.
In
(/N
iGi .
t1941"*".
„1 wieedom., aid experience Probably no
Also
Nell publication co -'tains so much leaves the
writings of men and women dl)tingurshed
ills\ItOI.D LLOYD
in many waysa►TeloYotsth'a
wide Aeon -.cant reading of the paper it a
._A'. EASTERN WESTERNER al education of the rwtrtd e11d bream. I
rialeh for amouneement of our Dao t,The Companion flu- na age limit. I
�r serial $ arolesetonal run, buptiele men and busy I
',omen prize it as highly,as the young
folks-
Tfifty two is- es of 1'J'21 will ite
%diroeedheed with renal denies, short stories,
torials, poetry., facts and roe. Sub -
Scribe now and tree .:
1• The Youth's Compai1 on - hal y -two
Bo *wally that No- 1i -
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bodJ► east Tru lug -before a bank of maple leaves.. In
• is issues in Ilr2h
ferns and rtitomn firmer. Rpt It. .1 A e`Jes Gall Me Jim 2. .Allthe remaining ',suesof 20.'
fps cavi tgra gray. hied hair Mit- Rte, tt, .\.. •l Auburn, •glylatPd .3. The Companion Home
Multi hark and lustrous almost over TAB bomb,. bride O'1in wits given in
The
bn1■P of she helices [o[.amni., - wont ll/
Pleasant Farm. the bridal pair •tend- , T'v ill Rogers
night it you'll t a bottle of "aye
one Sulphur Compound" at any
�bur�,s`g store. .driers of bottler of this
nod eimous Sage Tea Recipe. hnprove4
b fila addition of other ingredients,
ars sold annually, ears a well-known
draggle Yore, because It darkens the
lair so naturally and evenly that no
one can t•11 It has been applied.
Those whole hair is turning gray of
fraternise faded have • surprise await-
ing Norm because after uono 0? wO
rdlicathins trio gray
your larks Koine luxuriantly
dirk and beaut$feL
T01s is the age of youth. Gray-
'Mirgd unattractive folks aren't
around. so get busy with
Writ s Sago and Sulphur Compound
witd
it
M'�p for 1(121
triage • pry a See � fsllts•s. -weer while _ e. ytttt
S
. A. elm .�rr� nein with �ryil. f11�R1.1E uterus
2d0. -
r e dr chine orpr >r<fn whh mild-
{ (•11ARLiE CHAPE(\ 4. M�all� M Ra leve kw ls'lt,
eweApt trimming and rarrlerl a bouquet -. In Monthly authtxity on isahip10 i1.50
of p k Colombia rands and nnIIow.'. THE COUNT year. Both pubkcatlons, only 03.40.
hair ns he rid and Alma NnwTtt e - THEYO(11II' SCOMPANION.
cousins the bride. i1rP.sa1 in kTriterw,oawtalth Avenue and St. Paul
silk and eerrytlsg Maker• of co.wos I F-RID11 and SATVRHAY Cgp
and ferns, made -hnrming little 1 A MF•LFCT PlQTt'RE Street, Radon, Mass.
flower -girls. The Iwshengrtn 1.114111
rnareh rya' 1!Lpd(t lis. W.. sirs. i Elaine flammestein
Tonna sister of the bride After the
t
See our special lines for spe- Rubbers
ciao hard_ _weal for Youths, '
Boys and Men. These rubbers -Rubbers
have reinforced toes, soles and '
heels. -, Rubbers•
srvi.
het your Rubber Footwear at
BEBN'S BaOP
�.. Rn�;
= Rubbers
•
9
Rubbers
Rubbers
Rubber
A Pea Necklace
is a magnificent giftd has
the further advantage of al-
ways being -lilt: correct
form for any- We
-should ou our
pearl nec\c,el. The prices
lilts the pr a I will be right.
�o Ili®I:► E
iv
TS®
w.+4T,'IiNIAKKit ANI) JEWELLER
Corner East *t. and 1t pl:tre
-
ceremony and emigre toletlnn. a In
snmptnnns repast was serval In the I
lintngroe.m, whish was prettily deeor-
Oed with II Wall Ie.rr.. eh,ts1n-
1?l 11nm. 11x1 o1 her dowel-. With
"The Shadow of
R. Byrnes
b• delight
Her it. .1 Ion., A. toastmaster a mom- 1f3gf POLLARD (O1IQCUY
to -night and roe II
your dark, handsome hair and your her 01 interesting s,xe• hr+ were Matte,
youthful appearane• «'tiles a :w the groom reepondine suitably to the 1 and
earhes prepantlon Is • tnllet regulate teles to the bride. it was 'Minted rut BRITISH CANADIAN PATHS NEWS
one of the speaker. that this wed-
and la not IatendPA for the euro, ad*. 11
cation or prevention of disease. OM united two of the Olivet families
• e
Y
New subsccrinti(ms received et this
office.
R'Inghenl ThieP : J1DnntI'F nereae
lie
road in front of her home em Tel -
day cresting. Margret Armstrong,
youngest Iais/ )+tI.r of Rev. Ml F'. Arm
Strung. was knerkel down In an ante
111111 one of her lege, tient the hip, was
fretrttrv,l. The 1111ferl resale ace Wand
Will i.eep the little girl Isedtnst for
Mone a.wks. A large virile 41 friend.
will wish for a speedy recovery.
wr"etsr tPt
Golerleh, Ont.
ttt11f!salt an- d ('rntreita jobs nii87 hare
Rol►berfe, M IlensaY and Centralia. been done by the Palau gang, and IlIglt
est Ilrnewll (,instable Whkesl.Iee is %Marking on
!during flue early- morning our. of I the rase.
Monday and gest .wap' with $15 finial
the hanlware stun• of Bonthron A
i►ry..d*Ie. floe night lust week thieve.;' It taw._
risked CentnOlit and .tole about 450 ► . +�.
pound. of butter from the Shamrock
erenlniry. 'rhe thieve', rise entered
the lis T. R. .tatkm at 1'rntrnitn and - Via••
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