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�,R, C*171CU re'tary petemaked IlLe au U,had of refuge wkh was warm on the south silae of the 0 Go ou� .
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� - " had Their XWOL while y,m can't see� Yluu. aud- tail- of counse, now and, again I'd MIBS Dorothy Dougkia, of 101clMow,
� " �� �� I .. � terider mercies of the -small boy. And - 2ys hear a ,few woxts that I understood ,t,11 Im wu in t
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I ,.�� . . I . Lee*MNA . , I - ed a ,, In MM qV VXW a few yea,,s manage to bear bater. I fo 0 bb ' . I
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VIIIN'. .�r` � . . the Lolks down at t `b�a his fe,tili.er bought or not. ,
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1>.."""., �, ontpronele of Ahe CorwervatiVe, . nounced the bank tax, credit regula- s�Iaff of tbe Robt B 11
1.1 . 1. I � Tj�re�h,, Co_ j3cagorM has been, ap, our di put up a Mr. anil, Miw. Selah Brechenridge�.
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"� �'.11 -�,�� . ... I wasp ps, not Government to bf unconstitutionaL We understand tbat �Mr, Dan Shana- swIng .... � . I wood -and his son, C.eorge, and to- ,
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,,5jood that the Eg, valley V m,4 ..... W4r Neighbor Higgins Mrs. Phil has the broodex eet up Howick-Turnberry boundary, north of
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I . � i , -1 . � . . it , c sed " calling his dogp It just Seems to come in the broodea- house, and there's a Salem. This last few yeaTs deer havt--
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. . . . . ,rit, _ a and comes fine bunch ob young chicks in the,e. become. more plentiful I a this district.
� down and Vbat It ha& been disposed sweeping I" On thit fog,
�� 11 I , 1�� , oWnatilon by the rank and file of the I out the flaws in this legislation to of to tbo BrewerW Assoch,alon. right up close to you, and you cau,t I like to watch them running around
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'.T�� , ''ith Mr. 'Bennett gone, ' there not listened -to. lie was just fired, ,,,,, brother, R*W, who . recent, -I. starts baying, and you never heard a worry in the world, I
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, , Wd appear to be a singular Ink In all,probability Mr. Aberhart posed of MO business in Egmopd
� ,,, ,��,, , . � Mk*sro. R- 13, Cloyealock and L. 0, sound in all your life. watching chicks. Jus .
, - - of the ultimate fate , - Mr. Reber Snell had his right,arm- �
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. �,-,' , f Uaderfship material to fill his, ' was well aware th.e of down with sticks and they keep
"I'll, ,�.,� I CbarleswioTth revently. purchooed two me creeping in, just what th, badly mangled when It came in cou-
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-, — , at Mr. Bennett was not only - legislation., But Mr. Aberhart had a colt at ChlcagQ� . It's' changed a lot from the times wood at his farm in Hibbert Town-
, ,.�� .... 1"t th . .. � Mift Campbell, of t,de WILgam pick_ were a poisvi, gas- That's. a mighty "biddies" m6ther I
, 1111'�� ,1,�� 11 n Premier but a one -may! �, to do something, and if he, could ard millinery dePartMeat in Calgary, morbid thought . . . and it gjve� wben �� 'all the ship. The accident happened Friday
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P�,..',' . '': a ow -ma � .1 , I. - I. the shivers to think of it! chickens on the farm. Nowadays, it's -last-' Mr. Snell got his ;0eeve caught
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11 P�'� , Hie so dominated his Cabinet force the onus of disallowance upon who spent surne months here with her , old-fashioned to -let the hens' r�eth6 _ iii`�"tbe Gaw, drawing the arm in. He 1.
�.Vv; party., . parento, Mr. and Mrs. -A, M. Cawi)bell, * W, * �
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,,, �� Commom and the country that there -, 6e, doing a good deaL -1 op h e've hatch out a *flock. of chickees:6 Oh, Joseph's Hospital, "adon. He is
� �,� d". . � � ' hockey team to. Hensall On Monday been having, the salesmen are start- )Pell, everything has to 'change but getting along Zlicely.-F.x-eter Times— �
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I "" w= little opportunity for the train-' ' However, it was the Supreme
10 .. ?. . �.". �evening when they played a match 1 ng to Pon,. in. Mrst of aN, I had, a sometimes I wonder what the' hens Advocate.
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�,�A3 � x.7 Ing ,and developnwnt of his iieutl-,�- Court and not Mr. King who threw ,with the Zurich ,club, :which result fertilizer -salesman . . . Mighty flne th�nk of this propositip
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1. ". I eore of 7 to 5 in favor of 7.ur- sounding chap, too, and he talked able to raise chickens. .
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M, , cess,tu-I Fiale of thoroughbred Short- L , -emug, the following were winners:-
1� 1". able -men in the Conjw,rvative ada—and � martyr to the King Gov-
,�, ,, 1�. many horV cattle on his farm near Sea- 0 lst, Mrs. Geo. Copeland Alm. D. D-
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� ,,, " l ' - * ol arml Mr. N. C. Lanaway, plus 5:',.21; ,
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I,' `I.- , of Mr. Bennett are Mr. Meighen, a and pub Customer: "I warn you, I shan't be en to visitors. An old lady .escorted A. C. Hunter and Mrs. E. Baker, plus,
0 , t by Ifuronites. In a -ion to the sales ajl,le to pay for this suit for three by a sailor was making a tour of th� ;": ostello, and Mr. Croft -
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� Ir", . former. Premier ; Dr. Manion,. a., %The road is open to Mr. Aberhai made by Mr. Cowan, Mr. John A, Wil- Months." . � sh:p. The sailor was bored' stiff an. Stratford, plus 3; Miss E, T, Mae-
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I , "", former Member of. the Cabirlet; Slen- to appeal to the Privy Council'. But son disposed of a number of'thorongb- 'failor: "Oh, that's all right, sir. zw'pring a thousand and one ques- Naughton and P. F. Carey, plus 3-
... I I �" , - King w � ill bred cattle which were purchased by Don't, you worry." 0 Another game will be beld next Mon
41 ator McRae, who organized the party Mr, Frank McConnell, of Dublin, and "Thanks, when will it be ready?" day evening.--Goderich Signal -Star.
�"., will he? Or, perhapK, Mr. .
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�, " tor the succeRsful election of 1930; do it for him. In either event there reforiner was watch- , Pageant Piani�t Killed
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rw,'��,, W. 1), Herridge, a 1),rother-in-law of is no possibility'of a reversed judg- , 't a 1w A e0t'D9 of being d'g by modern
�11. 's %, council it was decided to make in- ti,,,. machine method- .,He said to the sup- Four Stratford young men were ar- �
- 1,11".1 . Xr, Bennett, and a former Libei�al; ment, - Mr. Aberbart will have to try quiries as to the Possible purchase of - most instantly killed ,Thursday whea
1111� - Just before leaving to go ashore erimendent:
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I . a stre(4 sweeping machju,e- 1. the car in w44ch they were riding wa-� ..
; 1,.,L-.-- 10, AkPherson, a member of the something else. He also knows that, . 0- said: "Ah, my man, you have not This machine has taken jobs from
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-11 . I . . . struck by a- C.NJZ- train at a levat � .
��� , � �,.: I former Conservative Government in I and, undoubtedly will keep, on try- * told me what your duties are on this iz;eores of men. Why don't you junk crossing a nitile west of Stratford. The
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5 I 11,!�]' . $jskatchewan; J. Earl Lawson, also ing to bedevil Mr. King. From The Huron Expositor ru,�n in that ditch with shovels?"
......... � ,,-', . . Vs, Cabinet; Earl Whiere next, will he go? And what I . March 16, 1888 11 when we gets orders to dive J, ha,q , 'I'lle superintendent promptly re-, of the car; Milton Peonike, 19; Jack-
.. 1'�.;,o of Mr. Bennet to run forward and hold her nose io!-ted: "Or better still, why not put Pichardson, 24, and QI,en Campbell,
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.1 4 1111� -- ,,.J?Amp, Ontario Conservative leader, will he do? He can advoc�L 'the * , 0own." a thousand men in there with 17. Richardson Was Well 4kaown,im, - .
I � � t h� '(Amir 's t'a - Godericb, having been, the pianist for �.
"", . Itogerrson factory at Blyth I Tbe. subruaiiae was in port and op-, spc)cins! - I
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I .111 .. .. I separation of Alberta from , rest bc.Ang laid on 9P grQU4i�t -The site F . the Pageamt Of Old Ffc,me week hel-,--
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�,-, .ro the -1 Y mind, the wonder is riot of the Dominion, which is tS6 only 111111011iliillliii�
"I'll �,%,. � ' I Winner, in Post Lucky Draw Contest
I, V at .Mr. Bennett's rt"Isig-nation, but . hope for his Social Credit theories. [of) council, tendery were presented 0 1
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li, , " , Winthrop, -when the tender of Lewis * 0 roads and dnclement weather, the Post
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0, 11.i� sponsi bili ties as the thankless, task of pie of that Province will follow him McDonald wag accept(A for $�50. * . (By J. Boyd -Thomas') 0 has thougiht it desirable to extend tli(�r �
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W I , Luker, of Flilisgreen, each held wood il 2n,,d, so all may avail
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,�4.'.p " wealth; of great husifleas ability, and Arid he can hang on to the fruits hect4 last wf,ek. I themselves of this opportubaty to win-
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1.1,41, ' ' � We all ri(,*-d to set apart Rome defin- the Price deman,d-,A in personal sac: -!-
I sY a leader, in his profession he might of office as long as it.is possible, by The tbird an,un-al meoting of the one of the valuable prizes. Special
� �, I I ite tirrio for seasons of quiet and per- fice in order that the results weekly prize winners were: Leslie -
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ill.. "", have� cruployed his time, hiti talents hook,or crook I to do so, Aside from W.M.S, was he�ld in the Egmoadville jods when we can give our&elves to their exponents advocate may be zlc- Biermes, R -P, 2, Bly-th; Ed. Pollard -
F, �- g - more sobOr Laid constructive thinking compliMied,
. I !�,�; . . I doing just that, however, we can not, Church on Tuesday. Mrs Thoma � R.R.4, BrusGels; Mrs, A- Forrest, R-
.." and his money in other directioms i" - , ' s than we are accustomed to permit Perhaps thp whole matter resolves R. 2, Bluevale.-Br e Po .
I 11, I � � . Fair, of Clinton, occupiewd the cl�alr usrs IS st I
I ,�, ro.fit to ' at this distance, see much hope for al -d a chair of young I ourselves to do. in a world of hustle Itself into oni, simple, ,if rather point. .
.� � . . with great� pleasure an4 P adles, with
" - and busLl(- and in which all too many ed quesdon: , Before we may reas,on- Former Brussels Man Dies in Spain
I . --- I �.�,. himself, But he chose otheewia), either Social Credit or Mr. Aber- Miss Graham at the organ, added vuioenq claim priority,of hearing, thl-,w ably hope to achieve any lasting re- Word was received here by We-
.% I . muoh to the Interest of the meeting. .
I'll, .. " � and by that choice Canada has un- hart, and -we doubt very much if he.- , exceedlingly difficuft it is to discpm- suits sohould we not humbly corifes4s gram of th,e
.1 � The officers were as follows: Presi- death of J. EaruesL
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., ' 6,�� I � - . dent, Mrs. Thos. Fair, Clinton; vice- Inate, at t1rn(-q, between "as-ses Ithat t,hat it is one of individual respon&i- Coehr,=e, 33, who was kitied in ac-
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"f" - doubtedly 1)enefitted. Mr. Befinett bray and g(,ntle,rnen who speak low!" bility and Uliat each of us is person- tion i a Spai - - Re was the son of
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% !:� Uke inost exercls,c-s, mental or physi- ally concern( -,d ivith "the great cor-
: not be a succes,,iful politi i 2nd vice-president, Mrs. G ,FlcAcher, Mr. and Mr Robert Cochrane, 16th,
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,; lbu h . I 0 . 11aborne; Pwcretary, Mi" Slln0t, An- cal, the wholesome habit of me-dita- porate sin -s of our nation and civiliza- concession of Grey. He wag one of
I-V! " . I ,t e is an abl -b conscientious det*on, Sleafortb; treasurer, Mrs, M. tion�4s largely, a matter of cultivation tion,"? With this thought in mind at seven members of the Mackenzif
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I I . staWsman and Cana(ia' has be'en the � A Little Too, Much Ice Y� McLean, Seafortb. d ce the c,outinuance ,& this Lenten season, may I commend papineau Battalion recently killed:
" V X,9' wihdgh may be d(Aermined from the ,to my readers the statement of Doc- fighbing for the Government forces on:
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I'll I .1 ,rkher for the forty-two years of his fee is all right in -its place. Say in Messrs, John McMillan, Jolm Ken- benefits derived. . tor William Tomple, Archbishop ()f tile Teruel front, in Spaiq3,. He left
1, . 'woy and James McTavish, of Tuck-
��i%,�W�.��, " puoHc life, � t.(fY,mIth' Lent is an, occasion.'for meditation York, 'who I ,have recently been, read- Windsor, wberre be was at that time, .
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1::::: �,;; , � rinks and rivers and ponds, and ice , and DougaId,,,McMltIan, of and reflectiou, It is a period of sev- ing: I �..
I . ' Stlift left on; Wednesday last for living, last May to join the In-terna-
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i��-�.*, I I 0 houses, and ice boxes, and even in Brifish Columbia, tional brigade. He leave§ to moura
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'41 '' i teaming wood to Brussels, met with I . I /,W im,
,NtSl.. ". Mo Rather Good Ideas But one can have too much of 1 a .1 ,%top, look and lister!" as it were to worldly standard is no higher than it g1r, s Mo �a and, father and &is
1,�� � , 14. � what might have been a very serious t Mr� D\. L'ftns� Bruss,els.�-
." .1111 accident. The load upoet, fadtenin 0-
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,� - e provisions 9 Mr. McC401 under It and had not a Qualify I For Gold Awards ."
� . . the claims of the higher and more Is. So long as some millions B,r�,.els
" "."Pl. We readthat one of th ood thing. And we have been hav- worthy ,things, As, such, it should be pie liVing together are perhaps quite
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, ing a little too much ic� for our own- lother temm;ter relewAed him he would a
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�131 1 , i4a,me line, for the supi of $5,000. it Ing number of people are turning, as things, or the things, that lu a d�jff ShrtipLg is done with .22 ca.lfl�ro rif-
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1, . Wt his car which will prevent the have been falling all over the side- cottaias� 100 acres, except w never bero,e, to questions of vital im- ent order would correspond, to tb les at a range Of twenty-five yards,
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"g, ..,;, portance.-in the corporate life of the -wars, slums, and sweated industry and,no res,ts may be ui;ed. This call%.
! �10 ,P en taken, -off for the Mange irounds of to ,
, �, -wir from, travelling faffter than 30 walks, and cars and horses have be community, On every hand one hoars You may do something bar for accurate shooting,
P14111-1 Rev. Mr. Musgrove. the and, to &,fe-'
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,,k"� skidding all over the roads and hilgh- about the movements and organiza- out'by means of legislation when f6ur members �Lt the local shooting ,
4�1� infles an hour. �., Tho tWenty-ninth annual meetingof
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1"". i , ' That is'a raither good idea. And And all -on account of the ice Weaterw Ontarlo opened In Toronto terests of a better world'. There are &ted at all. Legislation is really the ward. They 'are: Ferg. VanEgmond,
,`;, on; Tuesday last. The following are
�' ' ' there iA another one we would like Ithasn't been safe to walk and it FeIlowRhip Groups, Youth Movements fruit of moral advance, and not tho Elwood EPPs, Reg. Smith and Sid-
, and numerous Social Agencies whose cause of it. Tile thing that most of m
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."� �',;� � � ( hasn't been Aafe to drive. And it tho delegates , registered from the
"',I)N.Y., to draw attention 'to. And that is, ' vAninty: Robert Mahood and B, 9. Plans and programmes are based on us have to become seusqtive about is for silver teaspoous. To 4ualify they
llt` " hasn't been good for business, for the Ideal of Building a Better World, our Individual respansibility for the must submit ten t
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" �'i , All of which Is, beyond question, a great corporate gib,g Of our nation and Ing 100.-Cli,nton, Ntws�Record.
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" *1 " .1 - Who orders that a red band be ' , crops or anything else, except for Magill, Morris; John Moopey, Grey-, healthy and most encouraging sign of civilization: individual responabillity Retires From Active Business-
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.� I the times. One Is tempted, however, for corporate sin, because It is our
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14� . valntOd a6urld the car of every driv- the doctors, the v6,t,% and the. gar-_ J. Well% Saitford;, E. Ijawson, sea, . A-nother buMaes% change, toolc .placw
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"I �1, . I to asic wheth4r all these plans are share in; it that allows the bhdag to I
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W i,.,,�, I a deep-rooted In the oodl -of' the heart- go on, our share and the sihare of m,ent from
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i"Ll � of rookless driving. . Of course what is one Man's meat . felt destre, and a willingniess to pay others just like us."
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.,�; � ope st,came into u�e, �he home of Mr. and, Mrs% Henry
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;;;;;,. Z'�' 1. vrg e some yearis ago. Now- ., e , i ZoUrth�dhugfiti)r of Hugh MacKay, I al i Seedin the aDnlviarsary� � the children 'all being est has an & Hawes, And hUi, In -ter
$4 , . 0 quit, � of TuckersmIth. I beewt6keu over by his fo'r-
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I . . .. ps an hour ofi our Par- typ , partner; Lloyd. ... .E. TT,awes. The
� 41,11, " I ", 11 .1 I . � . ening was spent by. all preseut. The bu I
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�,..� :1100 on all concession yefars an !. p,T,eviou,s to that, time
. w -y, 11 , "! 1. . . I 1 I I , -, � . I I Mrs. A. Martin, of Waterloo, wli,& 1,e- hardware �d bu Ed,n ee , V,
I , � , 1plrjuliv 0,13out 13ght'and I I � I . The two poltdomen aht In their radio Hamm County repr�;entatfves at, mained till S=da3r,-,Z11ri0I11,HqraIj. S; WW conOucted In
� 441 ,�� �, , . Would Mean Separittion tending the anmuai good rokds con- thds stand by Kyl,& & Barn,,tt.-Mit-
1� Y, , thoAustra � . '. I" . I � I ehell Advocate� .
T ", t to 41difts . car an'd Ifstened to I the anuouncer's veiii1oh. ,at Toronto lasit weilt were Auto Accid'ent
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NIPM11 viulk ou fhoQ ... , seatto Owdit. It (to tLu hftbrferont�,t wittt. 1j()MJ,,u. oe beolAtting Rye, . , oox were W [*Vy on, tho occasi of
40 , I 401161,1011tion it 140 � U44,011Y Iro.ppo, Able to "roroo.... man is ggliting Wftj jfe. T,al�e Feagan� Ches PdbrUary` 28rd' to -
1. '' ,; A!", dowh to Tho, n faets, are fliat und r tho Conadlan, CIO to 16 Loula BOIA01t Boulolvard. ' ,On Friday afternoon last while Frl-61W�g and ne
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, "g,"', 11 , 1011 "What?" aAod his' ptwtibr. .,A 14,rgo number of t6wnsthip ,road mp, ("I hef friends when
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