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PAGE WELVETHE CANAD1AN STATESMAN, BOWMANVILLE, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1935 PAGE TWELV -.---C--- -- - - ---- OLD HINTS by R J-COTMorton MOTH R ! COTSSCRAPBOOK By 3Mrs. MSc IecPresTa e Newcastle€ e MLK IET Orange Jutice or Cantaloupe Prvet ite Il -o - - - -on c ay irfel.Cereal with Whole Milk The Trail Rangers have reo-Ms1onMKyKrfed!BcnMffins Jam Coffee Milk gnzdfo the fall termilundier and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mc- Luncheon gh anerp f Mr. St.anley Kay and family, Cannmgton, Con n1heCo the lardenetor, and Mr. John!were wveekend visitors with the WoeWetBedadBte Rickard, Asst.,who are carrigfrmrsnpew r .C. Allmn,*_____ _ - -- - l Ced rPeaces tMilkCo oke on the w ork to which M r. Edwin and fam ily.F a m F o S l eD n r b ro No nnal Sch o o energet-IRsf1 iior e m rCenuc IR HSS ¯O T MT mao uie Aai r om t oal a d successfully devoted; Fair, Orono, than M rs. M . Brown ( A EL O r - -10 acesLo 26 Co cesionae d oa e caly a st ea T eofficers 1of this village, who out of 26 en - FAN.RCA M N -IMCak , et m- 3 OwnShip O C r e Apply a m o af 11 Hektal pings o let h i e: h i e f - S t a n l e y C o u c h ; S u b - t r i e s i n t h e f l o w e r s e c t i o n s e c u r - S E1 ANe.1 th59 3 , o M r a d M r . T o h pof B C le y a N w ste. S u ccH a o a s h S m a a wP t a e arief- rold Hoar: Tally- Carl ed 12 first prizes and 7 seconds. 1 :Ae, T AS 4 Ep -4r 1Stn e h apman5 , M .a dau hr W N .B kl ,Ne te. 140-2* M rna e ingueCPie Cis -HrCash -- Artie T 0onm S. This week her memorial bouquet 1 OrL.NG n LOW - )oý, tn eLL-Ipmn, Cl arkeon ep- - - -- ---- - Magic L Twelve boysh ave already ned ir heh bray s arranged in the ppeA FO - _HA L elly-95ad ieSokFrSle Frtescoahcttel th g o p 1 t7 0Mon- from Toronto on Monday rom ~ h - --93o er cornfromath t hy e vc m n i t y h a .M r . V i c t o r G r a i n g e r , c i t y f l o r i s t , d a u g L e r . - F O R e l l . L S L E - 2 0 P U L L E S a R - w i t h c e d c c t l a e a n s .t e a s o n dayo evenings as a special prize for the best ..T O P O - n O o o et n rd R c s a d R . R d . wll wt at e p r a d b t Rec nt viit rs o Th P rcorsage bouquet at the N. H. S. p p be 13th,1935, o Man Ge - GR E. 2C0Wriht, ewcAtl - wterh a coo dlifoa b s r tie . SERV soag "Nwcste.wreMisAugust flower and vegetable bralph. Th oo.asn401T-a'MRcpsHAT JeSsie:MrWarnr. R.,LN wYrk.ceshow.EA¢rge Ross). -- -- - DdrdM fin0- wocp1A VR S A .: M .a n d r s .n a r e n c ef A l l t h e t e n d e r f l o w e r s a n d v e g - W H I T E - O n F r i d a y , S e p t e m b e R S A L - -_2_W L L R E t n o u r t a y s p o o n s b a i g p -/V E A W I aaaov 1a d th ht r etables presn ed a blackened a dLStand akW ie a d-n 1 m at e w a blespofins sugao GLE RAE t o n a F l o r i d a ; a n d M i s s M a o r l e n i h t ' s e v e r e f r o s t . B u t a s t e r s . w a p s - s o T CP S oaWd a u h t r s . E w r h tS e o . . o n e 1 6 4 8 1 2 2 . O s h a w a h a l f a s p r e e t a b l e s po n e l - McMullen of Tara. M r. E a r 1 1 c rn ti nsOcrepss, maigld . od auRDSP o tSI PS N - n lakesohTur -a up at Sit lo r, me sue n S c a r r o w w a s o n h is w a y t o K in g - p h l o x p a n s i e .s s c a b io s a . p e t u n i a s o F t i a R P \ F R O M 9 0 4C POI A d a y S e p t e m bl a e 2 6 T h 1 3 54t0F R 2 *YR K H I E O Wu r n t o ift e r . Ml e ap s r e lk i g U n herehwllenerQuen and ia few. others stod up well u iiY&OR D Mr. p- a nd eptM r. Hihar . i p a d pis3pp W.J. Ric - pd ert. sugaflrand slt an u Univesity.and are blooming on nearly as, CF Mr, asnd au trs . ard, R . R. 4.FO BAE- O wmHaR n i11 e• in wth four. Bea e i n m xgB ul rei t n e t M iss Evelyn Rickard has re- frsh asevr.asar t e ltepe - teAr _-- Pn e 111r14lyW . . R 4-1 ow .rdd mik ad tbatntogeth r• l s t i ea t nd t i gt nto take her ennials. ad-R.R------n add i11e.in wifatsr inea g . ift d y - wi t r g fourth year w r t Q ee ' n- Miss Annie Forbes and Miss,___M A RI G F R AL - A RE R C r dents in ld ones tirG ive yulhi ded vest.Edna Trewin Toronto. called on _ - - -- -----fetf d --- e ri g e sfnaot or w n . t . enou rgh to .moistendry in-1 i t r i ver ity rkad r Ls ie a n me f tei red fMargaret Sanderson the girls%, timelhad no ltl r o ,_ - ------- -ear laing: asi o tbe atr y .segrdients. hr m yb lm s i n e neg , iali Ml l r . L o i l a rko n a n d M r . L e s l er S h a w ' s a n d N e w c a s t l e l a s t w e e k - a n d s s i s t i n g t h e m i n t h e c a p a c - I n h i s D u r h a m c o u n t y t o w n , M . L P - M G I R E - O n S t r a ' r a d i o : 1 a t t e y C a r e r ; H a n n t e nb ah t e r b u t d o no t or y. h aii lne eth- Aldrad let n at rd y rend. iy o t res c rr r m r-; A. James and his family occupy da ep tm ber28 h,19 5aturLit 1 tetle p w ruah ng M ce a nd Th y wil coerout n teb akmg.s w en W h ite R v erw h r e lit e f o r e s T h e P a ro c h ia l C o m m ittee o f 1 e s w e re M r . W . E . P u rd y w h o p ro m in e n t p la c e- as th e y sh o u ld .B rt ai nb y e v . A . N.93 5 , t .L J o h neW ri ge r . A p ply g M rs.h B .n ea n - T rn e a t o ne i t o w ell g re asedt h r O u h t e c e b roth er n la w , Min r . dCi n t u - S t. G eorge's C h u rch w ill h old ! k ep t th e scores for th e b oys. M rs. D isagree mn g w ith H u g hi T em p of or n to . H e e n G ra e M a -n e E i S. . Nl r . B w m n i . u ffn a t ion s . ae ina h ot ve n , athe r i lei nae n odcntu-their annual Harvest Thanks- Ross Dickenson, acting in the and "sich'* and agreeing w• gui Tro ontrHlnGaM - ealEldaughterN.of 40-1* 425 degreetis.Fahren heit u n ,h tonGwork.egving Supprcinthe aris HalT ae capacity fr the girls; Rev. Hermon Rice, of Huntsville, im t e lt r n r.T . - - -¯¯ rs sgl en herow nf o 0t o GltReMilk wil S t . G e r g 's h u c h - R v . F . o n u e s d a y , O c t o b e r 2 2 d .F . H . M a s o n , D r . J . A . B u t l e r a n d ' R o s s o f t h e W i n c h e s t e r a P r sttedM a u i e , tMrm a nC 1 a r k R a ls t a e-F r-S l e2 5 m i n u e s . i e d c o k d h m re na . M a s o n , M . A . , B . D . , R e c o r .M r . G e o . M e a d o w s . H o n . G e o r g e P e r r y w h o s 1 - t he a p p , o nRfeMs . n d h e a t e _ _-o- c r u i s gb a c o n o w e a n of on e d i !0e ag s c e n Su da ,Oco er 6h,16h Su -At 7 o'l ck lu c w s pa - a eel eior1nd oers, C.H Lap , Litt Bri.a dth an t F R SA E OR RE T -D S R-tirdt ne -hlf c up irred itohd h d a y a f t e r T r i n i t y : 1 1 a x . m - M o r n - M I S S E I L E E N C L A R K a k e n o f i n t e c m u i y h l w r e r b n g a o s teth eh e s ,a l e 7 o m e b i k o s e o n t h p b a t o t e ,j u t h e f o r e o u ng i oi tsoen eO V ing Prayer and Holy Commun- CHA MION GIRL ATHLETE vth Mis Evly mAln, Presiden t e e ik art ng publice affirs , C__. _-----.-- - -- Cent ---O r St re mo n con en-into the pa s a kfc p e a savo it e! f m lkdLt 1 n p una echol;7 p NECATLEHIG SCOO hethLe prorainmoct - pr 1 and in thelifservic1is twn 1 e did DEATHS iencag, w'th nice gaerdaein and br eakf s asthbe. fO aultad hid United Church -- Rev. S. Mac- Dick Anderson Wins MacLean1 ed . All the prizes wvere presented niot hesitate to share the respon- _gr-e.s ion Ot. 1th. paiply W. reJ. f--tren, fOea tisonatur Lean B .A ., Pastor. Sunday O ct. Trophy For Boys e c p h wo cham pionship sibilities of officel i z h ip B R - I i d a , 'Fiday as . i ca dt . . 4. B oW ma.b idJ.f 0 6thc1a.m.-Mornige orsip. ilenCarpoed herself the sawar rs. he fore S.boM.anda n nhisel urch activities he sat September 27th, 1935, Harriet ville. Phone 111r14 4- 3 t eno eeg 1tenc acrameentioftherd'se;2Su0pper champion girl athlete in the High silvrctrphven by Rev. F. H. in the provincial and genieral O. Burk, in her 72nd yecar, dauk ORHARDFOR ALE--ABOT cntaglsa n d ev ce p tio n S e r fDrvc ; 2 3 E e - c o ol i eld a y ven ts i a à t t med- a l to th e ch am p ion girl w ill cou nicils, also on th e local board , , gh ter of th e late H arv ey B u r .10C a r es F O odS A bE Ai g O rch -e ssa irye S i s a n c e un de . .& .Mb o.Dur- commni ety p th.on F dscore a er d eeteClark Asper son, n all of whichonimadeod rehiteBowmanville. Intrred in Bw 0acd reso d 1 aritateor r (Cninedfompae1) bulinr eeensr hamLogelyetren wllaten wie arinofpoitsovr erthe commencement exercises. and his voice was heard with in- -beestoRet aie tooedar n hig- di. Te ar omnwrcris" nuh OgVeacm ithabosynga Masonic d o ul b1 e runner-up. Evelyn Bellamy, Eil- Seehe er mdeb Pin1 tret n atetonve wyabut3mieseatofBo-sad.r.Srie.netlybaace de in aOsh wil sig en wnnig 2 an Evlyn11.pal Ward, Miss Sanderson, Rev.; M.A. filled various municipal T RN - ROEDHUS avie.tppl3 W.J.il emofB- Te ine ws ed nh M iu ar t e t e r el l e I n d r y , N o r - ' L l o y d H a n c o c k f o r t h e t h i r d F . H . M a o n . M r s . R o s s D ic k e n - o f c s i c u i g t a o a o ' a l c n iNc O es a d g a r a e , e n c e , R . R . 4 . B W m a n. il e . B o man H ou.st r k .e i g a p r t a ny me a rehA Pt r b oa d r , w s with ea r n su e m ale ath le tes. o G e . M ead o s. n d all th e lead - ! al 1 ind eed ,r m s all ed ai o t d th at n o w occu p ied by dM r M in gýea u ts--- - ~39-2 a t o u e en fo lla aC a ptt ar .An-t e ch l d e henrpre. M.ad r.Jn.Dck Anderson. son of Mrs. Stél- ing prize winners. and all agreed he wearied of well doing, buti1 ear l sHad Cor phone 9. HUE NaLTFOeAL-int o the oal Can h ain ikiATer'sn Hend ry. h. laer wa y A nd. acer n TeruN ecaslethat, this year's field day had feeling we believe. that he had -4-1 Lrg ra ehos i oo 1e- o st Kingonl and son. Moo r W it.on hr way byir m S. c lo e ner-u pieertsbeen a imost successful one. Later given a full measure of service in 4___ paig r.as o uraeinstabl e a n a1R . .S r.O . ofthe cOa lnt O g t he moorfr m ilM brg to hr theR ev.S. acL anrham1on3th sso inclined s et t e r this particular sphere. Incident- H U E T E T - R C p uty h ue ad a dsoit ft B tl o. H n h pliR.Rt r n i O t ho ei iciacaldoG e r shinrohy for 1935. Lloydth an- g mainder of the evening quite en- ally it should be mnterjected here, CnrvSre, ih wter. four acres good garden 1Bat l so soke at the n o- . t di brogte-n-a, Mr eo .cok in- his frear inP.therighjoyably at the Horticultural Soc- that his son, George W. James, houser on vniee S obeadmoeoeesstwtsvrawpec thebglrsoned he rchrfehilaO-1 Worigt.c ooo - h ev P.Rgrs iety's dance.andhaarev ce n t completed arsil ar am ge. possession Oct. st . good bearing fruit trees. close ta P stand eve ll e , d lig t S arttth1e Mr a d rs Arhu.R wl nd.slvr.r hy hen R v. .oMc- - - srvi e aing t eu u u lo reg a rag . Kng St. to church and conti n u a t i o n L sd lg t Tornt, wregustsofMr.an Lasuo tedied Mr. Rg ersa f noncnWtehsegnig tpl . oE.aBe1llan, in 2.school. on Scuigog-Bowmanville Otherstspeakersvatthedinner hathbiinyu Mrs. G. .. Philp. M.W.epsorofthe cunied hrc eof his second year, that twelve WesoBwmavi5237.i ighway. Apply to James Parr, included the chairman's remarast f th1 t-a M s.Geo Rikard Mr. W.espusedthe aus of ighschol mn tshncie pe odwihdawEnnsklln.or phone 211r33., by Col. P. Jobb, Oshawa: Mastth D. Bragg and MVisses Patricia and athletics and continued the don- and n tur ncgive pl oayon-'FR ET-SX 4- othe CaFe gsoCora t o t e keepit ptruu M a r g a re t P e a rc e v is ite d M rs . I r - a tio n o f a s ilv e r t r o p h y . L a t e r ( ? ) m a n . F R r a e N h o u S I n g o o c o d i o n .--- - -- --- - -e S n a db D C r. M a o r ri y a w in A llin a n d f a ily , I d a . M r . y e a r it r e v e r t e d t o D o u g la s W a l- A s a w e e k ly n e w s p a p e r m a n , fr a en t r e s o n b l e o s e s s io n ,ct . M O R T G A G E S A L E 1 3 6 t hsBa t t t h e all e c o m a d e Allin with a party of men had lace Lloyd's runner-up. throughout the years we again i 1t r so n er. p plysoeJ hnion: t1 M R G A E S L 3 t attain b D.R oast to 408) previously gone on a m otor trip The boys were graded as to age and again m et Editor Jam es th Int r e, Cur ch Slytree n o;toB U N ER ANtBoVRTUhe bfRv. C.lemn c rr a jor sOn to Weteltrn anada.y ed n tnrs andight accord ingtoC.S..T.anual nv entions, o h re manville. 39-tf the Powers of Sale contained in Canada and tepremarksajby en oya l tudance, at ed a ta rd san nd gwith he s ae e t y David W illiams, Editor of the. Associatieo xp e in o e Pre - _--- -- prertain 1 rtgage,tihich wilslab e . C e t nC 1Aste e aG ln R a many of the young people, in the 1forth in the C.S.E.T. han H Collingood Bulletin-Enterprise, 1ciatmng wih i admitt. ethre- --------- ---- thrue willbe oferied f saleby ath r ha RDdeimetadte h a ll o n F r id y e v e n in g . M r . a n d I n t h e s e v e n e v e n t s L l o y d H a n - Cal n d u l s e n T el e vdw e fh t e T E T - 3 R O E P R T l e i b r u o n esa e r ' da d Lb y M yorA . S. t r k e ..C M r s . F r a d S p r c a t e r e d f o r l u n c h . c o c k t h i s y e A n d s c u r e d 5 6 0 pF u t s a es y t o cpt a blnm e n W e r HO O s e e . A B o - eP Uw l b C oU C T I O Nf a e r . h a m i s , s e r t a y do f t h e field. called on Ionday in the Rowe stood third and Bruce Van- W o ? Asi g m sef m.r t e wseHew s l n e a vle. Phon e 299W., 4-1 n W d ed y h 6h d y o E-unin. ra i zation, xpr f et c o u r s o f h e i r o n e y o o n n D u s n f o r t h .o w n q u e s t i o n m y t h o u g h t t u r ni s t o h o r e c o n t e n d i n g ft u s i n tw e r e m¯O c o b r , 1 9 5 , a t t h h u r o f wote 2 9a pp1 u i o r c i a t i o n o f t m H r o dW e D l v ra ther ousns Mr a d M s.Har T e t re hih oysf - s: 00'one, sy era u edrespecte and a- b lieved wa hrighever was socok-R oo s an edonclock ns a't " EL o nte1a es d lasr m a e YloC uA n . -ole s n i nY d . D a sh - K eith R ow e. L o y d e r en j oy h is refin ed , d ign ified su re th at th e o th er fellow w as - A R E A R 1 Lo k i d Oth e at rio , t e f o l o w - f rr s p oak rt H op e wi t D . r. o r - e Young People's Union hd H ancc.Dnnesn htu--d resourceful companionship. always wrong. WANTED-- LREWr fo l skrd. t,,ý,el ll% ri ,nPat tHoe pino,.who furs- o u t ng epl e's U ni n h ad a L loyd H ancock , K .R ow e . B ruce 1 H e is M oses A . Jam es, for h alf a F or B ow m an vile a s a w eek ly fron t roo m e t o arO c tb r i g l ro e t :in g a r at ce ta n ed m u ic d u i g he ev ni g g o d a t n a c t t e o e i g tV a nD u s A en T rso n g b. al at t ar - cen tu ry or m ore -- n e - s - 1 n e w s- p a p er cen tre h e g ve a w n - a rr ied coup l ;D rawo O toer B , 1 ra ct of g la n d h a n d r e m -c u ic d r n h e e e i meetings rMon aeinTesee,-Da.j Andesn.L. Hancock'sociated with the Bowmanville derful return for the confidence Reply to -T. B." 40-rB,1 parcel i-tatln andenin UTO-AE moaee Tngs re rofitlenduen- Cas Food: unighihjumnp Statesmnan. rested with him. H biul omnie ss iho lre nte •R' d atthe mengrsnconulHloeed VaDHncasr-nba 1o i- flttranscontinerntal ecursindeo- andruralsectionshotuldba n elp Wanted Cu ura ndP neDesirableResidenceForACtIO- AEOFCTL tht h anulHaloeenMa-tance-L. Hancock, B. VanDuse'th aada PesAsoiain1uiofhuluecooertn fr-- -----o nta frio,, ane ighhron-aeAe agan 5 edo hoc tcesa q u a d c t 3s o ul d nb e h e l d o m n iT u s - D . A n d e r s o n ; R u n , h o p , s te p a n d th a t 1 w% e f irs t a m e in to c lo s e c o n - th e c o m m o n g o o d . I n th is h e W A N E D - -MN-T C T C R Dti o n e a n b in g s e v t -o n ee e e rstD r h m s , H e ef o d s a n a yc.D 3t.inal her o mmucnit y u pL-a c ck .A d ro tact with Mr. James. He was gave leadership, the need to n o w od A pl J ck G Smitcession, conrtess, ofth eC said SOne of tBowm avles mot d - Pold A g sa e a mgf o l H a l f l D e o t i n a l p e o d c o n - J V a n D u s e n : B iHa c c l e R e - - -J . - y o u n g e r t h e n , a n d b u t s h o r t l y b - s my a l l d e g r e e o f t h e p r e s e ni t d a D a e 6 o c a g o . 9 4ons p efo l r k , a th a ir a b e o p r o p e i e's S i t a t e-o P o 0lb s.w l l b e s o nu edof Bile raingo scby etaFi-VnDsn..Hncc.Rg i-fore lhad come from the desk of He united his church, his puhbuth-half of6Lot lot 115 feet39-auctionsonotheofarm o tofexla ato o s ch by Ge .son. This latter was run up M il t esc olech rto-at ote lie-ad hi-ew p pe , th r-_MN W N E F R B W A- arT o f ip e of la ie n th ig th Waelingon Stee. Son i Werry, Con b . 8. L t 7 a 8 Buckley prayer by W ilbur Black- S ret'bgnnng a T r nt t.edito Ina he that v n ful thre by e, a t in a fo r th was A Nvll tW anT d le hihO R W a li N umbeprt f thire t e si o n hp f ot g ,b 6 et d ph alnt n n S t r a ,O t e bukrnd ocral sl b in niar e and finishing at Emily St. south w eks or more. with the hundred: never failing source of strength vlto T a. ofe esi, Cocae Si c- onciiesstion, otn in t weent-tW r ed o lidSr ick.on o us1fe th t . S l il b gn a . m Ricknar. Pr om asd in chare f Kngwho crossed Western Canada in fin promioting aillmovements that eEtat.TiltPeaa1fClie o wih ad tn-ondto.Lre s.uhsap1em1cs.EmrWl ofD u ilneaholton.tand iclurd- n t; nivda vnsfor'state, in a special train, with a tended to the betterment of Bow- tosdrctt saljhdu-ace oeortclry ecie orchcompleately n Loresed ouar~bur. auTier . ed: Vilin soo, taley Rikar : irls the followin g ,were th e, wn- welco mie at every statio ,w e- m nileih om o n annfes.dOpening in Durihm Cou- acre more par e r 1343tothe ter cu oa trm diing an o c a 1 s o l o , M a r g u e r e :H a r l ri a - n e r s : S o f t b a l l t h r o w - E i l e e n c a m e s o a c q u a i n t e d a s t o n e v e r t h e p r o v i n c e a n d t h e D o m i n i o nt yes. o f o r ngi t u h a r . W n ri e i m o r t g a e c l o p my e t iB o a d . i t t . rc o o m . F iry e n l a e i l v m h eu nes in e hsr ee ie crompniM . ed byJacl He :aerCar k. easHlms: u Ani foget--and today those of the . generally. He never lost his faith T. IH. Ward Company. John! Agiiculturanidevfarmethe re. saidro o ich e aslargelectlcvin Treuins rm M.E lp from Mwasr errill F -l ergs nA- broad jump-Ethel Spencer. Alice 1party who yet remnain, remrember 1and with The Statesmian, took age hrw M. r PitSouth. Hamilton. 38-2* ! On the st d farndwheli hs e ag daso cal ane. Htr 'ntrelubcpblcautinnt, rica, wso reaby charlie Glen- al age ho - ar an-him as "Mary Anni." Resenitit, advantage of every opporumyto-to bceectefarm buling s 1 1atgerhan g th c r gu. Good resen, CnrbSre, nSt e y ; t o p i cb y f J a c k H a r- e. o w ml e r E l l r. E v e l y n B e l l a m y : 5 0 y . D s t o . O t h e cn o n t a yh e i i a p e r s e l . A a e o d o b i eA r t i c l e s F o r S a l e 1 uý i th s u it a l an d i b e s o d n s u b j e c t a t r y e t n t o k i t h e n .Ga n d c r d a y , c oer t , a l h s hu e to the illness of Mrs. Hare: vocal e-.E len C lak .0v. EeynBlamy: to ranthe enoy the intimacy Ml.A.wsbyn do tafieT e idnco dprh. 4 erom on od efcs meu ng kce, seecio b fve yo ng pepl .by reversion. Evelyn Bella moy. P a- w ih geih th etr. S , bi ciy-ge t fo-Bw anile FO-S L -LA D RS _RA- j To e a nd OFsAw L E:c Tl e p- sec n fl o ith thee piecebath-livng o om a d be ro f ri Galmes were cn c t a ed y J ck tiivP ac: Bakt al h o -- yt e ekymen and others, le ias a town and as a grouphichF O n ALE - . Mountjo,RHam- f h rc asam nerte Lrge ttc hic m y e o- tu e, fl e sz ub c h a r H ol m es n d eo l un il ch ws served .E ileen C lark , M argaret P earce ; 1is kn ow n by th e good lady's n am e, i people. H e believed th at w h ictionb e .40njo , m -1 c ent O Fe Sth E t eof s an d e rt e d ino er oo m s. T w o wice a h - usedi n ly onth , r g n n All yo ng eole wil b weco e tandin g broad jump- E i 1 e e n and she has no cause to b e a- was good for the m in the for m -epaido wnth a p vithin thirty days. Larubs in basement with cho n d lreu, ar d nt osa d a pr y nex M nda eeni g.Clark. Jane Tkatch: by re veso h m d o h soiti n f a w el e s a e as g o A E - L D E S P..th a l anu her ati cuoflars and vcod wt er atants. T o Lý,a rg r cik n wie n a n m e Jan e T ka tch , K a tie C larke : H u rd- B u t I k n ew E d itor Jam es w as for oth ers- an d told h is coll ea- F R S L EL D SA- ptyeH .aWlcox, H a pton . F oit sal applyttbhall. l a e la s m w si fro n t o f i kens a nd d c s. S l F A L L T EoRaM aatnzen of a townc h n ehh 1of FRAE--APE A nit Bldgs. 1 eAc ixu tionee.hrpW.JChls opsies Aug. 26thin Shaw'st12 Interesting as all these were to indeed a home district, t w e he e ein onf oin thheerontyndhanpers.bheadrliceers, at a oront tOntheio.lor ea.Thhoue Bckh rer w acshrEgani ed Busnes cholsinToono- the spectators the group con- A. James. He spoken rotmissing his son.G oe, who i oingsthe MilligasnNecastle. 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