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0 have grown more their appear- (ie ntie men wh pzii‘ticuizir regarding ’amc are beginning to realize the 8 great standard that F1’1‘»REFORM grett Stzlndilrd that FIT~REFORM Clt’)”ill[l$ haxe set for this Spring We must acknowledge that Season. regarding this ‘ we are enthusiastic” new line. Tm: Glx‘ACIH'WTLNESS 01° tin-1m \Iume I [ma EXCELLENCE OF ‘l‘Hii .\1.\‘r1~:1<1.\1.>‘. .\.\‘n ' ‘ M» Sx‘nsx-xw‘l‘lox THAT \\|'I‘H Ewam' (mmw‘r l‘l mak cs that can If EWQ n13! Suit for Spring Then again, in connecnor line we carry a select lim FIT-REFORM SUITS, ( TROUSERS. Special M4 accompany these sampl able to give our patrons as if they went to the e; the vou \VUU‘.C COME IN AND _ GET ACQUAINTED ! kt“ ‘ be produced (‘15 of this PIA mid realize Clothes Satis- {Aerion get into a j; REFORM \\ 1TH p m u d Q'reat commem- m to Show the the Clothâ€" more Emma's 336 SALE. Hau- Mar Mu“. MY wrmxmxm \, mm 15 w... largely attmded. Horses were u --nd. allhuug‘ more Very poor dema were a tag: sales. Among monopmg chasing were: Mr. Wm. '\\'eeaa, o! ‘Etmxn. who bought the high-class. mare by lies-wick, 2.18:. dam by ('aptain Watters 2.21}. This mare Iis {our years old and is a trotter. ' over chasing were: an. who bougl to“ n. wick, mare by K05 (‘aptain Watters 2. is four years old having shoxxn some ‘ Lindsay track with bought a g1 changed hanfls brisk and fair Ulu‘aa --VV_ ()ther bmers from other were: H. Whetter of Manilla Rob- ert Syhesmr. G. Loberts J. Grills, W. Rich. S. Stinson, Chas. Bunt, H. Wils¢n. J. Thurston. J. Lour)‘. 0i parts V‘. nun. w. â€", i V , Wily n. .l. Thurston. J. Loury. Heetwood, J. Campbell, G. Walker. town. Men came from Sunderlaml. Manilla. I‘owneyville. Victoria Road, of Max ertnn. (Vmemee, Millbrook. ('()\\’S. 30 cows. in udder. 31) rows. Condition. 30 «NS. own price. 40 Storm. heifer and fl 1155 purposes. 10 high- gr uk‘ llolslc \om's. 80 he 1d of cattle ul Condition. i. crvd it l l ln‘nwn gelding. 9 xvurs um, l ‘mmml and Hum ull lmrnoss‘ E l chvstnut mar-x ruml cluss. gunr‘ ‘nnm‘d against nlllns. ! l luuir calm. by Kuswlck. rising 3 “mm oltll { l chosmn luww. rising 3. “might ' 1 l0“ anal smuul. 1‘ l lilm‘k gvllliuux l‘\'icvul~lo. suuud. wmg‘m ulmut um I , yea rs nlql. son“ a I \ 3n n‘ls‘ ; 53 I‘nll~liuml hut-so blankets. 72 hr .Efifiiv W .. r. Sam. McLean. 01 J Mack gelding ; A. «m a grey mare l Yorkshire (white) and due \la} 10. woig rounds. 1mm . 53 I‘nll-linml hurxo blankets. vhos luuu‘ any price‘ ~10 surcinglcs‘ gut to [w sold in; out stock. 5 SM singlv hulm-ss. duuulv stitched. an) prior. 3 ullwwn‘ hlnnlu‘h'. any P'ri \‘inglo lmrnfiss. um. » 1 Holt m‘ wound-hand double "(‘58 6 dozen ra\\hid‘c “hips. the factory. 1‘ mm Wench ille 6 dozen cans of Powders. work Id hands. The cutter sale was‘ and fair prices were realized. n; the men to buy cows were : McLean. dairyman, or Cann‘ng- {ho nought the Flower (lock. 1-: lass Holstein rising four. price 50. and another for $61; Wes- “in. .Ianeu‘ille, bought. 9 high- Holste'ms for $90. ‘Ccsu‘l' muwm‘. 1 sum) 1 plow. 1 sett harrmts. credit. TERMS.â€"'l’hree mum sixty days on horses. notes on all sums on and Inder cash. A di: ‘rate of 7 per cent. \vi Lfor cash on credit amm W. A. Fanning. 1 Jackson. auctioneer. KIRKI’IELD. Kirkfield. March 18. â€" Mrs. John Richardson, of Woodville, visited amrng friends in town this week. Messrs. Joe McKenzie and W. Meagher, of Toronto Spent a few days in tovn with relati.es. Mr. J. D. McEachern was in 'Ioron- to on Monday. c0“ 5'. to he MiSS J. Munro. who ing M. T. Munro. r‘ ing Mrs. T. Munro. returned to her home near Uxbridge on Monday. We are Sorry to report the illness of Master Lorne McInnis, little Helen Taed. Herb Staple and .las. Laidlaw. jr., an? hope for a speedy ‘ recovery in each case. ' " I 71' 1 gang plu‘w, 1 cultivator rstm‘ mowm‘. l sulky rake. 10W. 1 sett harrmts. ‘Thre luau Measrs. A. N. Campbell and H. Mclnnis, were in 'Toronto Tuesday. own attended the Saturday. March 29,“)? hm‘SL D. K. iErb, of Sobringville. ex-M. P., was chosen Liberal standard- bearer in the Federal elecgions for South Perth, at a. convention unlit.- WI. Many a girl with brains Enough for two equdms things by mnrxying. a ('hniCe Holstein and pair can all under 7 years, in g guaranteed in mam. Wat-v can. of 1818.)". bought m: ; A. Armstrong ‘r mare and others ,ulv llolsleins, risim: (‘()\’!\'H on horses. on approVed all sums over $20. $20 cash. A discount at the per Cent. will he allowed ’n credit amounts. Fanning. proprietor: ‘-eo. ~'l‘hroe mnmhs on cattle. ~ hmmws. duuulv and )1 LAST {QATVR‘ sold an credit. your all classv Ste mitts :‘KPTD. cultivator. JUW3 "yu‘ . of Cann‘ugJ ver' flock. a four. price 7361; Wes- “ho ght 9 high- ‘her parts ' ailla, Rob- 3, .1. (kills, LS. Bunt, H. Loury, M C. Walker. Sumlerlaml. On I‘mvneyville. has ctoria Road, the will: MI rxmlmuf 23:: sow. in NE:- ‘ht about ‘25" dry CUWS. to" ewal‘l (‘untliliun wuflu‘l' any Brie“ [xv 501" ‘ (‘h‘tl l“ calf. Suund \‘ator. 1 551‘ rake. I Sing"3 ‘Three months l‘ul‘ spring \ (\ "‘3 old A3" rsh i re just from M‘s. (m 1 two :nnd 10ml har- “ho delivered a Sad Deaths at Omempe N“ visit- Omemeo. Mar. 17.â€"â€"Mr. Eli Danccy has been about his Usual work for the last few da.\s after a vacation with la grippe. Mr. J. English, of L'niomillc, is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Géorge English, of King-st. Mfss I‘earl Lowcs, of Mount Pleas. am, is the gutst of Mrs. J. W. Mit- ant, is the guts; u. Jug. chell. y A meeting Mr. Clin‘ord Robinson is assistant lute will 4 Army Barn] agedt at the junction. .The entertainment under the aus- 25th inst. of the Woman's Guild of Christ 1 should be 1 on thl- evoning of] will take pl April 2nd. Seton 'l'hcmi son's wildl Delarlment animals are in training for it. ‘present. Schoo‘s clOse on Thursday, 9.0m 'l’hore wa l for the Easter vacation. 1 ices Church will be helx 'l'hoyl week at l I Stork and x. \‘nnx‘. 'nst., will re-o; en on 315t, inst. animals are Schoo‘s cIOse on 'nst., for the Easter vacation. in training for it. Thursday, 9.0m They will re-o; en on Sist, inst. Mrs. E. Sheppard, of Cultivator. mothvr, 3115. S. is :ho guest .of her (larkc, of George-st. For April. reservv for the laughahk farce comedy to be given by tlu ladies of the Presbyterian Church. lath; -v..- . ladies of the Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Mallory, \\hn rl-m-ntly rcturnâ€" cd from St. Joseph's ‘llowital. Petra”- horo, whet-e she lindt‘r\\'t‘nl an operaâ€" tion, is not regaining her noru-ul strontlh as quickly as might be de- sired by her frivnr‘s. who hupc that more congrnial “author will greatly ass'st. There is much sickno-ss in and aha t t0\\n. yet we have no epide- mics. Mrs. Orr, of husband wax a School stufl‘. ( town Eust “ne‘ 9.3: :53: 1.3, 3: s: .5225? _ 1:35.75 51:3; piol‘18. «\ pl‘cwlam ‘ be t 'lzmd ed Mrs" Porter. :1 “WW“ ”nu-lute. is \isiliug her nut-g lei n- waving fur il‘l‘l. lu-r |‘\~rumu0nt : and Mrs. . called on .\Ir. a n ex-Ies‘u and family, moe. and reports thsm \lr. l‘-. doing “cu in brs'mesm He is an“! 1 r0 1d products. ()ur trappers an- ‘mg very 'Wt'll with St. Patrick's Day Salonilsa. March 13.â€"-nmg um".v of Greeco was assassinated whulo walking in the streets of Salon ‘3 this afternoon. The assassin was a Greek of low mental type. who gene his name a: Aleko Schinas. He shot. the king through the heart. The assassin came suddenly at him and ‘fired one shot. from n seven-chamber revolxer. The tragedy caused in- tense excitement. Schinna was seiz- e'd immediately and merpowerea. 11"-) g...“ ‘ The wounded king carriage and taken pital. He was sti? died within'hflt an i’rince Nicholas, the son. and other omgers 1: hospital. Arriving ' ' Nicholas summoned the speaking in a. voice \ :1 u a u p ..... Prince Nicholas. son. and other omgers hurried the king’s third? to the haw to announce . of on; beloved king. and invite you to awed:- fidelity to your new [sov'er- eign, King Constatiné" !- â€"‘ Ad‘- unou, looking genow, about 4-0 years or age. On being arrested he refused t.'° ' crimé, ,and. in reply to him whether he had 9° pity for, his country. annqunbed $1.9.th .' ins ”Batty I u ugtinst Governments. ~. . ASSASSIN Is IKPASSIVE. Qahinsis mad 3 perfecti‘y inc at this morning's. coun. ANNOUNCED NEWS. \‘nt‘y liltlv Winning up our friends of Mrs. James saddened to learn that she was o\’or¢0uw 7. The many glit‘s thundm storm did Ruins new inlont on Friday owning hy' a stroke which rondi‘rod her nn- pm ims. and in this mnditiun She hm ol till Sunday night. when Shl‘ 0“ ' 'l ‘ nmrh ritin. hnt n \‘ munind it. llrnnvhvs “on“ n true: and tlw ponmu't‘onsr nging tu \lr. l-‘rud I‘:\l\lN. remain the mun r honsv dmn. ' lmssod away. snntshvd to; The populari- were shocked by the an news at the denth of llomer ‘I‘hnrn- 1“ ton Sandy. infant and only son of an: ;.\lr. and Mrs. P. G. Sandy. of town. Kn little fellow was 13 months nld, p“ led a cold. which. du ‘ite ( in n war and grout drop in tonuwrntun- tln- t‘undniss m‘ snring tn in ll‘l‘ lap m" ninti-r. ‘ler. a wrem resident oflfl‘he . \isitilu: her Sun at \\‘in- and contruc ri- leaving for Prince .\l- the best of loving' nursing and s‘~:ill-, u, ri-rnmuent Mode. She iul nedcnl attention. developed :nto ed in. and Mrs. John Bennoltl pnemnonin,‘ and blotted out the s. an ex-Iesidrnt 0t tun» h\\(‘t‘l young life. The luneml nhse- Rt reports thsm all well. and quics were held on Friday, the Iii-v. p!‘ ting “on in tho grocory 1|. H. Currie, pastor of the Preshy- in He is annlht'l‘ of our totian Church, omciating. Inter-lp, mcnt took place at the Emily ceme- ducts. )pers an- at work. and doâ€"_tery. For the sorrowing parents 13‘ I01 well with t! e muskrats. «and other near relutives the warmest. oh- sympathy is felt. M park‘s Day was‘ quietly s‘ RFV. F \THER COTE \er) Instructhe and Interesting Last. Night. h iiiâ€"King George assassinated while streets of Salon ‘3 The assassin was a ntal tvpe. who gave mg was lifted into a an to Papafion hos- still breathing, but, an hour. mimz'a court. He :nly at. him and ‘ a. seven-chamber gedv caused in- Schina: was seiz- overpowered- mm. Pleas: the W04 .1. W. Mit- of Mrs sun at “h“ Prime .\‘- J ndv. 5"“ nbtlvxér Items of Interest served. some wearing the emblem. It closed with a grand concelt given by the Mmhodists in Coronation Hall. V Miss Gladys I’m: was in Toronto. attending the millinory openings. Miss ‘l‘hurston. of Linc-soy. was Vis- a»: 5“. Mar sister of Lindsay over attending the mun Miss ‘l‘hursLon. 01 ited by her sister of Mrs. O. G. Williamson. A meeting of the Farmu tute will convene in the 1 Army Barracks on the even 23th inst. Those in nee! should be present, as a I will take place. A speakm y:ga..-. There was a large attendant-c lasti week at the auction sale of farmi stock and impicments of Mrs. Deyclll SOnS. liven-thing brought good‘ prices. ' - â€" ‘hn from nouncin; THE CROWN PRINCE King George was in his 68th year. Crown Prioce Constantine. who has been in active command of the Greek troons throughout. the hostilities in theeasternpal‘tol'l‘urkeyin Eu- ,‘k- 0nd 1 Lecture on Be. A speaker from of Agriculture will the late (‘harlcs Wil- on Friday afternoon f Mr. Stewalt (‘ham- ho body “as brought Dover on Thursday The deceased had in (‘inemee most of 5 “en and favorably 3 Farmers’ Insti- in the Salvation the evening of the in need of helpI as ,. discussion] mne ‘0 the free puhiir library. mated and “’0“ w books haVe ambled it. Patrick Mrs. James loam that RS o\’N‘t‘0mt‘ will be Peniel. March Inaâ€"m.” -V.” Nanceiierill is spending with Toronto friends. Miss Belle Ramsay is resuming her earlier at Black's {04111.2 after having been at her home at. ()riiliai last week through illness. Mics ('ura McLean is ihe guest of Cumhruy l‘rit nxls. Mr. Rulwrt ()sivorne ‘nfler his recent attack of is improving: appendi- nfler citis. Mr. Sam. Ainswurth. bridm‘. call ‘(I on frit-nd: nesdzu last . llti‘luu“ .â€" Miss l'eurl McKague spent la week with ()rilliu friends. Miss Hazel Ushérne is \isiting h Cousin Mr. “ill. Hall at Sunder-Ian Miss Wilma McKugne. inl'a daughter of Mr. Geo. McKug-ue is, i regret. 10 5a}. seriously ill wi 1. nezuuuniu. - , 9- :......~-.ri at in by the naive friction between them ”191’ Mr Bul- Miss l-Jilmn McIntyre from an attack of bro Miss Myrtle Brrn hush-55 of a birthdu Tuesday. March 11,â€"n' luin‘d tho members of So‘iul Hub and H fri mla, the guests mm 'Hn owning was upon! Miss I‘Jilmn McIntyre is impruung : from an attack of bronchitis. ‘ Miss Myrtle Brrmnell was the ( hush-as of u hirlhduy party on . Tuesday. March ll..n'hen she enter- luin‘d the members of the (:irl's Social Hub and Some intimate frinuls. the guests numbering thirtyl 'l‘h.‘ owning was span! in mum's and. music. a [hnnogruph mlfling \or,\ ‘ much to Hm ”Layman! at the exen-| =---- .\hnr n \or,\* dainty luncheon] ing. Allvr u ‘ was Rt'l"\(‘1| the their hunws. all had swm a mo: '/.l(\.\'. l~‘l“..\'!€‘l.u.\' lion. l-‘cnvlon. “arch IR. Parkin. who \isiu-d his fat ln“.dgv for a \fvw dl‘}3. ml on Mommy. \ Anolhvr very \wlvumo hr in our m-ighhorhood on last. “'v all join in \\' and Mrs. Herln-rt Won-shy Kathleen vait-. of Fame pros_or ty and happinws. (in acrount of 1hr had c thv roads just a small on ed the church roâ€"opvning u Stufay and Nonday. ( ReV. Mr. Robin, of mu pz‘eacm-d two excellent sul ing and owning, which present enjoyed. I" ‘9-..â€" -_-,-_ On Monday th-nmg Mr. Robin do- livcrcd a splendid lecture on the “Wheelbarrow." Mrs. Gilbert and Mr. 'l‘amlin, of runway. gave two Mr. 'l‘amlin, of runway. gave two splendid selections. The choir fur- nix-shed excellent music. Niss D. ‘Irown also sang well. ”A splendid sup; er was 80“?“ from 5 to 8- (‘ambruL March 17 sell Mack. visited I 1‘. Douglas, lust wee Miss Maggie Bragg has been very ill with imemuniu but. we are glad to Mar Ihat she is rean‘ering. Mr. and Mrs. W. l-‘. James at- tended tho funeral of Mrs. A. Rus- sel', in lindsay last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest. White. also Mr. and Mrs. Clarence White. spent. last Tuesday at the home of Mr. :Stroud. Penelon Falls. [recently with her son. Mr. John Mrs. Ed. Burton spent a. few days Burton. of Cannington. Mr. J. T, Clark attended theI-‘nrâ€" mers' Institute meeting u Hartley on Wednesday. - beginning of the m. VISIT To SALONIKA. ‘ When King George arrived in Sal- onih on November 12, with Prince Constantino and Prince George.' he was ‘73me (tested by the Greek metropolitan nnd'senior omoers of the um- All the house: decorum! with the Greek flag. thousands of people assemble rENmL March 13* . Ushérne is \isiting her kill. Hall at Sundcrlaml. ma McKugue. infant Mr. Goo. McKug-ue is, we sax. gallium“)~ ill with fry \wlvomo bride arrivmi :hborhuod on “'“dm‘Sd‘N Mr. John (‘. (:ilrln'm. I“ $05“ in wishing Mr. maiden! of “‘oodx'itlw. d..- ierbvrt “'orsh‘y (nee “i885! ma ”:0 of «mm .m- lvwio. of Faun-roux) much Mr. Gilchrist had for!“ and h‘!’|’im‘5‘“ merchant in the \illam u M ol‘ tht‘ had condition of “mm of the u-lcphu: c ” ins! a sum“ crowd unend- stituw. Ho was hm'n m rch "“09““ng u Zion "18‘- hand. coming m (‘una‘in “1 Monday. On Sunday I He was prominent m :In Robin, of Litue Britainjan Church. and (Or mm wo excellent sermons morn~ elder. "“"iml “‘hit'h everybody Mr. Gilchrist km rm u *\-‘. tlw guests hispemed to all agreeing: that Hwy must eujunlhle mening. the mpgfiun‘ u 'Salonika frivnds hon- on Wed- .‘AMBRAY Miss Nettie a few weeks ,-n. A splendiM in the haman '1: impl‘o" i ng r_ .â€" Master Rus- lby the number his sister. Mrs.‘ Should mon' 9‘: some‘ mum it V t has fieen very ache. of IR.â€"-.\lr. Wm father in l‘x wlurm-d he!“ ill with (: amo- TIRMSRAY. “ A N ‘H “MY? [Lava 2\.â€"n\' M “NO.“ “hugger. aux-Hun “5 d ' m Mt implunmub. w M‘d Nfinum. "N [mums gt M “0m Jan-mule. s.“ W t“ 1 im- “m“ FOR SALE i... A mxnsvmsa Stanfield ball. one N“. M 25 fltESDAY. MAR”! FOR SALEâ€"0 all home from BAKERY AND Rl-LSI'AL SALE OR TO LE’I‘.â€"'I ba'ory outfit in good ‘ for sale or to let; '1‘ in connection with the ice cream cabinet. soda tain, glasse~ and table: all complete. .-\ good Rockland House. Bone fly or write at once. des‘rable party chral sale. Also premises cupied as a millinery : tal. Addess Mrs. E mott, Bobcaygeon. ‘mfimr amt on sale- H ”330%“ ”id {mlltyuems the Coh. at .1" “All! WANTED P. J. Campbell, LATE W. HHI’BI'IU A respected resident of township joined tha grvut on Tuesday, March 18m. in son of W. Hepburn. whHSv d place after an oxu-n'k‘d iELn min was the disease {mm suflored . ‘ nu “our“ ‘ Mr. Hepbum “as horn m my '1 ownship of 01:5. and t‘ocann- J rosi- dem of Peneion township. “in-n- he followed the occupation of farming for the past 24 yous. Hi:- “If“ “ho was Eli'rubeth Hv-nry, of Van- urizhi, predeceased him tiu- wars am. For the put four yours. hr hm'ing retired from agricultural pur- suiis. 1i\ed with his son-in-law. Sir. \Vill'un Cook. from which plau- the funeral will be hold on Thursday. March 2Cth. at 12 o'ciock. and pro- ceed to Riverside cant-wry. in mi.- pion Mr. Hepburn was a nu-mm-r "t the anlish Choix‘h: and a (‘nns-Tu. “We in Do itirh. lie is S‘ll‘Vih'.‘ éxr ‘ihree anus and Wm dnughb‘n 'I'lw ISORS are: William. ill Slantw‘zm; |Charles. of Pandora Falls. and Samâ€" ‘uduot flamers. Sow-m! l-rmhi-rs oi '|tl‘e downed are msidunn of mm. Woodville Pioneer Died on Tuesday I. 12; Fail". $810 (‘Oinmmm 1 ocuck p.m. sharp l m. Gilchrist km m .ycars ago. and a mm \ ‘killed during the Rod ni- EPour daugh\er.~ .~x:rw l(:hr‘it~'t, of Vancouver; lnon, of Saul: Sm. Man .5011. of Trenton; and ,\ I home. There was 0353' Mexico. All women arf‘ bV 1‘19 number 0‘- The Keystorm, V nll'n Brockville last «)ctohor. am ing a. shoal in a fog. cannot You can liw Comfm being extravagant. 1 not comfort. More inveS‘ will mean less n,’ a nwfullv hard f‘ his dead P‘st b‘med The funeral ta“ 0‘ write at once. “in 5:41 to ‘le party chrap for quick Also premises form-fly 0c. gs a mil‘inery store fur Tun. Add.e55 Mrs. F. E. Mute:- Bobcaygeon. For the GR" E.-â€"OI'R HORN-ls \RE {ram the shant‘e.~_ and we first c‘ass working horas The John (‘arm‘ Lumba- mitoba. ND REST AL" R _\ \. 'l‘ [:(m To LE1‘.â€"-Thc' (amplew mm in good order. either 1' to let: Tin-re :\ also ion with the built“): an cabinet. soda water foun. |a< and tables and rhairs; rte. A gOOd Hand, npxt H0858. Bobcaym-on. Ap. (pHT'W' AR‘! investigation mused him the years c- put four years. hr from agricultural pur- th his son-in-law. Mr. from which plan the be hold on Thursday. I 12 O'C‘OCR. and pro- idc ccmotvry. In wh- mum was . mom'm-r of drspo _. A ['1‘1 29 Wollin mm “W nrl disal‘f'm‘ 1d . i\’€ born 0|le ’l. inal Vlat his \‘ hich \ll the; zh trail) I sleepers \ll‘> wh i( h he ruth “i ‘ ul- HTM- hx“ Mn!" .Hzam. “I: ~‘ l‘t‘bt'wo.‘ â€"-)II‘S. Gil- ht» \IcKinâ€" - \1 vs: “1" )1 RS after h took ‘he nlf' idafi‘ H‘ll}~ use mum“? hm An n'i‘fl ‘ . strik' be fli’ .50“ Man man." :dgifll std” head' in {N was Lindsay Guidingr Star o-ncur: 0‘ the I.0.0.l-‘., “en! In 1'." on Fn'dny to be pro-sent .a' .q M held by the envamgvm-‘n ~ M and Hiawatha ux‘ My.” 1‘0 oousion was mavad h\ ‘ “Won of 29 mdidatt‘s tn :h ‘l Purple degree. Port “up: Wt exemplified 1h» trrw W- This was followed Iv} W encampment in the 5"?“ Ion: HObrOn the third T59 Man was grueed 1.x Moth. E. M. Plan Lindsay Oddfellows‘ F rate‘ From the" (‘il\ ”7 ! Christ hV tlw acmtivx.‘ and Nine " “v kvgn friends Whn visimd hm: In l.i\'erpuol. lint through Mr. Sank») \- his life he went by the The hnnn was a!“ American exangelists. eflec: us. disla man an 9‘ an: fro and over Ann-1 Its easy to find of Wash materials but most mother: some difficulty in the bettet quaii price. In the particuia sent somathinq p Class Of~ gingham the most (iisorzmi are some at I} ( g f ...... (dining (1‘. (21x. ;\ and gunk V21! 1 Cash and One Fm». e [1958 IU‘: S‘: I} O’Efilfi men were entertainm w W dinner held 121 t o Show; I. ' Ann: h--r of this hum “CHM 0M :reu‘al im , nag Md S! 30“ 1t 3t m" )8 (rm; 'who was spend-1w gilt. Infloutlier. . I" 1H .li WE. WM m m -voV- were exemplify I