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% # 2 wells and spring creek, small orâ€" chard, 5 miles from Holstein. Terms apply to Thos. Reid or Thos. Ellis, Holstein R. R., Ont. ® FARM FOR SALE Being composed of Lot 8 in the 15th concession of Egremont, in *the County of Grey, 100 acres, with 65 under cultivation. About 18 agres hardwood and balance mixed _ timâ€" ber, bank barn about 60 x Z6 with stabling, . frame dwelling houu..l% story, about 24 x 32 with kitchen atâ€" tached. _ Well fenced on good road, The Review forwards subscriptions | to all daily papers at a saving to| subscribers. Let us send in yours. | We guarantee top market prices. _ Poultry taken up until Nov. 8th for Thanksâ€" giving market . HOLSTEIN CREAMERY Choice Thanksâ€" Phone 28 HMenry II, King of France %................ Thomas Henderson Francis, Datuphin of France .............‘..... R,. M. Sparting Princess Elizabeth de Valois............ Mrs D. B. Jamieson Princess Margaret de Valois ............. Mts G. McKechnie Prince Charles ......~................ Master Alex McDonnell Archbishoy of Lyons .....................,.. Rev.;E. Hayek Le Marsac (The King‘s Jester) .............«. Charles Lang Gentlemen at Arms : . Francis. Puke of Guise...................... Dr. A, M. BeH Louis, Prince of Conde ....................... ThOmaAs Belt Jean, Queen of Navarre ............... Mrs Thos. Henderson Anthony,King of Navarre ..................... Burns Moffatt Countess de Merindola .................... Mrs Guy Kearney Duchess Rene de Ferrara ................ Miss Marion Calder kMuguemot NHUtKG .......@.l....¢<««.v+~«...... MKS. I. $ IWIR Mothers of Normandy : . The Mother Abbess ................... Misg M. L. Hunter The Mother Superior .................. Miss A. M. Ramage Mothers : Mrs G. McKechnie, Mrs 3. Mcintyre, Mrs Guy © Kearney, Misses Alma Hughes, Eleanor Kress, Winnie Blyth, Annie Kearney . 4 . Guard of Royal Housebold...... George Hughes, Walter Kerr, M. Millard, 3. Havens, C. Buschlen. J. McKechnie. Jester‘s Body Guard..Mrs. C. McGirr. Misses K. Firth W; Blyth, Alma Kress ; R ' Train Bearers........ Miss Margaret Sparling, Masters Sonny Jamieson and Ross Lauder [ We are in the market for CApIOGPS . . «e w e w e e d k in e n P w n "&** &VVAILCP RCIE, JORH AECRCCREINE Followers of Seottish Court LK 2 * iypsy Meg ...‘s.1. .....v.... ....... *MMK# A/MW. H. Lauder Her daughter Nell, the Beggar Maid of Berwick.Mrs W. R. Alder Nell‘s Grandfather, Blind Jock o‘ Berwitk ......Peter Ramage Gentlemén of Scotland 4 . c % k ~_ (Continued from Page 1) * CASTE OF CHARACTERS ' scoTTIsH COURT S * > Mary of Guise, Queen Mother, Regent of Scotland, Mrs Harding Mary Stuart, Queen of Scots .......... Miss Helene Farewell Companions of Mary Stuart : j % 3 * La:lf Mary Seatomw .................‘...*Mrg R. M. Sparting Lady Mary Beaton ..................... Miss JeagqmMepburn Lady Mary Carmichaet .................. Miss Clara McCrae Lady Mary Duncan ................ Miss Elizabeth Harding ChaHQG HEKKHQO .,....‘./t.«<¢ur«.. :« «c<««r * iter~ / homas Rell Lor®:Darniey ... . .._.&> cc@ics «y . «..1¢¢ . * . . ‘Houghns‘Ewen KOrd NULNYVEN ...,.. _ .A c«...¢0cic co. ci%<. .. â€" «PMitc ty ~M.‘ Bolk ‘The Soothsayer .of Balcashie................ T. M. MceFadden The Goddess of Destiny degends (ape exiat e geek+ Mrs J, Burgess The JMUgC .............../.«k.r..¢.. is mhus DC dooK. ithrank Captors.. .............¢.4..,... Walter Kerr, John McKechnie A FRENCH COURT: * *<% Catharine de Medici, Queen Consort ofâ€"France .........v...: Proceeds in aid of Durham Red Cross Hospital Tickets, $1.50 per couple; _ Extra Lady, 50 cents ‘Mary Queen of Scots Pageant _ o Presented in Durham 3 Nights Friday, November 29th Moffat‘s Melody Mixers - Orchestra, of Wingbam DURHAM FURNITURE CO‘S. NEW SHOWROOM giving Poultry Grand Informal Dance The best dance floor north of Toronto Another dance will be held at same place between Christmas and New Years Dancing at 9 p. m. Holstein to be held in ~ civivc.*ve...1. . M. MeFadden ape exikeAgier« Mrs J, Burgess .. ¢«..¢s ski+ .JDt. #. K. Grant Walter Kerr, John McKechaie The officers in Varney U.F.O. club for the coming year are: Pres., Mr. Earl â€" Meade + Vice Pres., Palmer Patterson: Sec‘y Treas., Andrew C. Marshall:~ Recording Sec‘y, Jas Leeâ€" son : Auditors, Messrs D. Mellvride and B. Watson.â€"Delegate to Conven‘ tion in Toronto in December, James Leeson . s « Mrs Edgar Ritchie, N. Egremont, left Tuesday to spend a few moprths in Toronto. * Messrs Norman _ and Clarence Young Buffalo, are visiting at W. G. Wilson‘s and other friends of this vicinity . ; â€" Mr Murray Wells has moved this week to the John Lawrence farm. Mr J. M. Allan is very poorly at present and under the Dr‘s care. vaRNEY u.Fr.o. EcEct orfFicers Land is changing hands around here. Mr Campbell Watson has purâ€" chased Chas Tucker‘s farm, while Mr Tucker has bought his brother Henâ€" ry‘s farm. Mr Geo Hargrave‘s sale was suc cessfully carried out Friday last. Taxes this year are very high in Egremont . We hope the Old Age Pensions keeps going. Miss Hincks of S.S. No 13, intends holding a Xmas concert Dec. 20. Mr Chas. Watson, Rawleigh agent, was along this line last week. ... Mrs Thos. Henderson <«......... Burns Moffatt ...... Mrs Guy Kearney ..... Miss Marion Calder ...... Mts. J. F. Irwin NORTH EGREMONT .. Mrs R. M. Sparling ... Miss Jeaqéepburn .... . Miss Clara McCrae Miss Elizabeth Harding *‘ The W. M. 8. held their thankofferâ€" ing on Sunday last, when Mr Goforth, ‘a student at Knox College, gave an | interesting talk on missionary work, ff{" Manchuria, where his father and _‘ mother are labornig® in a new field, the bovine‘ stock‘ are now becoming w. J.. Kelly last week. _ , _ victims of the speed transit method. Mrs J. Quarrier, Riverview, was Miss Fettes, Durham, spent a few days with‘her sister, Mrsâ€" Alex Henâ€" derson and attended service at Amos Sunday. * Miss Ethel Sharp, Holstein, called on her friend. Mrs Alex. Morrison recently. . 1 14. Miss Jean Renwick, Durham spent the week end with her grandparents, and, with her frienn, Miss Edith Hunâ€" t _|_ Mr and Mrs Knapp, Mr Colin Mcâ€" Call, Mr and Mrs Joseph, all of Torâ€" ‘onto; also Mr and Mrs Peter Hay of ~‘ Durham, were recent visitors at Mr »Robt.: Smail‘s. 7 Mrs Walter Hastie spent over the ‘/week end with her son Allan and called on her brother James who we are sorry to say has not the best of Health . s just ovened up two and a half years ago. Mr Goforth spent six months of the past summerâ€"with his parents in that far of land and based his reâ€" marks on what he saw there. Mr and Mrs Hopkins of Hanover, spent over the week end with Mr. and Mrs Robt. Keith. & \ _ The Women‘s Institute held an opâ€" ‘ en meeting Friday last in Russell | Hall, where a large gathering was | present. _ Dr Sneath was chairman and had a good program placed in his ;hand. There was a duet by Russell and Edith Drimmie. accompanied on Messrs Matt Hooper ann John Mcâ€" Murdo retwrned from their deer hunt up north Friday with a deer apiece. They had a réal good outing with iâ€" deal weather. " â€" â€"~<% Resolved the following accounts be paid: Everett Rawn, bal sheep claim $32: E. Lindsay, sheep. killed $26 : S M Patterson, services sheep valuer $1; Wm. Aitken, do, $2: Mun‘ World, acc‘t for supplies ..6.88 : G. Fenton Treas. Agr‘l Society grant $75: Printâ€" ‘ing ace‘t, Chronicle Office $110.82 : W A Reeves," part payment salary, $150: clerk, for services re tax noticâ€" ‘es, $50: Stamps $13: Pay sheet no 11 expenditure on roads ahd.. bridges, $1393.65: Sup‘t servies $50 : Memâ€" | bers of council att‘ce at meeting to | date $15: R Christie, use of room $2.. ! Council adjourned to meet Monday, Dec 16. at 10 a. m., to receive the | Financial Statement and general busâ€" | Iness. orgam by Miss Bilton, of Hotstein. item was a debate "Resolved that Obâ€" They also gave an instrumental : a servation is more Educative than recitation by Mrs Alex Milne : two Reading."" It was won by the negaâ€" songs by ‘Alex and Gordon McCannel: tive side, composed of Bill Arnill and two instrumentals by Miss Florence Earl Ross. The affirmative was upâ€" Patterson on mouth organ and Miss held by Margaret McPh@den and Florâ€" Halliday on banjo: club swinging by ence Patterson. The meeting closed Miss Fisher. A debate was also on, with the singing of National Anthem. "Resolvedthat Consolidated Schools moornie cnrietite Ne Bsce conaccd are more beneficial than Rural Schâ€" s h P ools." Mrs F* Hopkins and Miss Besâ€" MR AND MRS JOHN GARSON REâ€" sie Drimmie upheld the affirmative, CIPIENTS OF ADDRESS AND GIFT while Miss ~Parslow . and Mra John‘ _â€"_â€"__â€"_â€"_._. Hill dig the negative. _ The judges: As Mr and Mrs John Garson intend were Miss Fish@@@Find. Clark and W. leaving shortly for Torontc to spend H. Hunter, w %;hp Gecision to, the winter with their daughter, Mrs. the affirmative on ts,, the negaâ€"‘ Archer,~ a number » of friends and tive on delivery.* ‘It was a real deâ€", neighbors gathered at the home, and bate from start to finigh. Lunch was made them a presengation and adâ€" latér served by the Institute ladies. dress, signed by the donors: A deputation from the South end of the Township waited upon the Council in reference to the condition | of the Drury sideroad. \__McEachernâ€"Robb: That the Counâ€" cil authorize the expenditure of $150 on said sideroad from . schoolhouse south, gravel to be "put on after freeze up, Carried. Robbâ€"McEachern: That a grant of $25 be givn to the School Fair. Car. Mackâ€"MoEachern: That the Co. Treasurer be paid the sum of $3.85, | being balance of amount of arrears of | taxes against lot part 25, con. 17. Car. Mackâ€"Robb: In case of an adjournâ€" A Byâ€"law was passsd to provide a place for holding a meeting for the Nominations of candidates for muniâ€" cipal Council, 1930, and appointing Dep Ret Officers, poll clerks and polâ€" ling places as follows. Div No 1, J T Brown, 8. M. Patterson lot 1â€"con 20: Div. No 2, Wm Leith, Irwin Geddes, lot 19 con 20: Div. No 3, Wm H Rogâ€" er, Hubert: McDougall, Agr‘l Hall, Holstein: Div. No 4, Clarence Ross, Gladstone Mclnnes, lot 15 con 14 : Div. No 5, Neil Hes, Jos Burke, G, A. Con 6: Div No 6, E Rusnell, Wm Meâ€" Arthur, lot 21 con 7. A by law was also passed authorizâ€" ing the Reeve to sell the timber on road allowance boundary line Egreâ€" mont and Proton between cons 14 and 15, Egremont Tp. Mackâ€"Robb; In reference to the circoumstances â€"re the Mill property, lot part 2 of 16, con 1, that Mr Dickâ€" son be exempt from paying the taxes on said property to the amount of the Township rate. Carried. ed sale of the, Rhoda Way property, that the Reeve be authorizel to atâ€" tend sale and protect the Township‘s interests. Carried. Council met Nov. 18th. Members all present . Minutes adopted. +« Robbâ€"Mackâ€"That the report of the Road Supt. fgr work on roads and bridges be adopted. Carried. diu the negative. _‘ e Miss FWnd. Cl Hunter, wit Qu\htlhe < aMrmative on points,, on . delivery.* ‘It was Trom start to finigh.â€" DROMORE DAVID ALLAN, Clerk ; ME U KMHAM <imrvims Last Week‘s Items > * Mr and Mrs Murray McKenzie and family, Weston, visited at J.. McKenâ€" zie‘s last week. Mrâ€"and Mrs Garson wish to thank all the friends most sincerely for their kindly thought, Plesae accept this gift in the spirit | learn; * e in which it is offered. ‘ Wishing Y°“f New hopes, ambitions and desires. Realth and happiness in your daughâ€" Strange how a schoolboy‘s dearest ter‘s home." | nant As Mr and Mrs John Garson inten®@ ACTOSS the fields its challenge gay, leaving shortly for Toronte to spend I" little laughing, brightâ€"clad groups, the winter with their daughter, Mrs, SBaturday, attending.a teachers‘ federâ€" Archer, a number » of friends and way.* t~s % « neirhbors gathered at the home, and Behind them ulloxalr eareâ€"free play, made them a presenéation and adâ€" Three golden months of perfect weaâ€" dress, signed by the donors: ; â€" ther, 7 . Holstein, Nov. 11, 4929 When Youth and Summer,. hard in Dear Friends and Neighbors: â€" _ l hand, (On hearing of your intention to Went off adventuring together: leave for a time, we_wished to give Before them Autumn‘s red and gold, you some visible token of the goodâ€" The leaping joy of Christmas fires, will of those you are leaving behind. N°w !_rimds to make, new truths to Last Friday afternoon, the Literary memory endures they will not be forâ€" Seciety held* their meeting in the gotten. Continuation School. It was opened John Weir was in Owen Sound last with singing and the schcolâ€" concert week as juryman. . was discussed. The concert is to be Assessor Reeves made his annual held on Dec. 5th.. An interesting yisit last week. We can‘t dodge the item was a debate "Resolved that Ob taxes which are very high this year. servation . is more Educative than Reading." It was won by the negaâ€"| y mm® tive side, composed of Bill.Arnill and | BACK TO SCHOOL Earl Ross. The affirmative was upâ€"| i held by Margaret McPh@den and Florâ€" (Dy . Molly Bevan) ence Patterson. The meeting wclosed Out from the corners where they‘ve with the singing of National Anthem. | lain, + y l set . | _In dim and dusty attie nooks, ; _ d ._| Reluctant hands bring slowly forth MR AND MRS JOHN GARSON REâ€" | _ Despised and tattered lesson books. CIPIENTS OF ADDRESS AND GIFT The great day dawns : the old bell Suvifinifprmmtvece | rings _ * n a As Mr and Mrs John Garson inten@ ACross the fields its challenge gay, leaving shortly for Toronte to spend I2 little laughing, brightâ€"clad groups, the winter wWith their daughter Mrs â€" Baturday, attending.a teachers‘ federâ€" The Community Circle met on the evening of Nov. 18th and an interestâ€" ing meeting, being under the direcâ€" tion of Miss M. Howell. Instructive stories were told by Lyle Mercer and Marie Aitken: a pleasing solo by Irlâ€" ma Rife and the Devotional topic on ‘Happiness‘ was given by M Johnston. Next Monday evening a social is to b eheld in aid of Library. One of the chief features will be a debate ‘Reâ€" solved that theâ€"inventor. has done fore to benefit humanity than the legâ€" islator .‘ % The next meeting of the Community Circle will be an open one in the basement of the Presby‘n Church on Monday, Nov. 25th. There will be a debate ‘Resolved that inventions have done more for mankind than legislaâ€" tion. Refreshments will be served. This will. be in aid of the Public Libâ€" The first‘ snow put the village boys in the notion of skating, so several of them have been working real hard getting the rink ready. _ They have had some work as the fence was washed down the stream with the rest of the fences in .the Spring flood Mr and.Mrs Wm McKenzie spent the week end in Toronto. 5 The Willing Workers Mission Band will put on a pageant in the baseâ€" ment of Presbyterian Church on Friâ€" day, Nov. 29th. Further notice later. Messrs C. Fenton, Chas Evans and L. Woodyard â€" attended ©the County meeting of the Black Perceptory in Palmerston Tuesday night. . Mr Wm McKenzie went to Durham Hospital Tuesday, where he will unâ€" dergo treatment, Mr and Mr§ Nelson McGuire and family visited Belgrave and Drew the first of week. % Messrs Geo Fenton, Clarence and Wm Calder, Percy Whyte and G Mcâ€" Dougall returned home from their hunting trip to Parry Sound Dist. on Friday last. They were successful in securing their alloted amount, of game The Women‘s Institute met at the home of Mrs Brebner Thursday last. Friends of Mrs. Geo. Leith will be sorry to legarn that she is at present sericusly . ill in Torento, a sufferer from inward goitre. It is not known as yet whether she has â€"sufficient strength to undergo an operation. The bazaar‘ held in the Agriculturâ€" al Hall"under W. Institute auspices, was a success in every ‘ way. We wish to thank the many friends of the Institute who kelped in so many ways to make it this success. Mrs Haskett, Hanover, spent the week end with Mr and Mrs E. $mith. Mr and Mrs. Clarence Fenton spent the week end in Arkwright. 9 LJVAL ATJ UCAVVNILG For Saleâ€"Piano and sewing machâ€" ine. â€"Apply Mrs Hostetter, Holstein. Miss Wilma Bilton spent the week end with her sister, Mrs Drimmie. Mr Lucas, formerly of Bank of Monâ€" treal,, now of Torento, is spending part of his holidays with the Rife family. s LOCAL AND PERSONALE@ HOLSTEIN LEADER TORONTO SOUTH BEND | ied them back way. * % & 4 * Behind them l.llo.gulr eareâ€"free play, Three golden months of perfect weaâ€" Assessor Reeves made his annual visit last week. We can‘t dodge the taxes which are very high this year. We noticed the names of Clarence Ross, Robert Keith and MWm MeArthâ€" ur amongst those who were in Owen Sound attending the 147th Grey ~Batâ€" talion Veteran‘s reâ€"union. While glad to welcome old _ comrades, their thoughts ~would turn sadly to boyâ€" hood friends who went with them but did not return to Canada. While memory endures they will not be forâ€" gotten . Mr and Mrs Jno. Hincks recently had the pleasure of entertaining Mr. and Mrs Walter Tibbut and children of Markdale; Mr and Mrs J L Clemâ€" ents of Arthur and Mrs Howes, Mt. Forest. the guest of Mrs Rawn, Sr for several days last week, Miss Margaret Cowan, Harriston, is visiting her brothers and sisters here at present. ' Our bride and groom arrived home this evening after a delightful week‘s visit with friends in Guelph, Bridgeâ€" port, Hamilton and Toronto. We welâ€" come Mrs Haas to our community and hope she will find the new farm life very interesting. Mr and Mrs Alex Drimmie returnâ€" ed today from an enjoyable visit in Windsor with their daughter Mary, Mrs Miles, Mr and Mrs Miles had been Thanksgiving < guests in her old home here and her parents accompanâ€" Mr and Mrs Mutch spent the week end with their daughters in Toronto, Mrs C. Witherow is ln’ft John‘s hosâ€" pital and we are glad know is reâ€" covering nicely from her recent, opâ€" eration. The Yeovil U.F.Y.P.O. Aub has reâ€"opened and the members are hopâ€" ing for some pleasant and profitable evenings during the coming months. On Tues., Nov 26, they expect Miss T .» Spafford from Eugenia to address them and discuss the needs of the young people. Miss L. Rawn returned home the first of week, after several weeks visâ€" iting friends in Arthur and Mt Forest Mr Chas Feathers, Woodland, was a recent guest at J. P. Rawn‘s. Mr®Thos Walker and sister Lizzie, and their aunt, Mrs John Munn, Minâ€" to, spent several days last week. in the various homes .of their Nicholson relatives here and were accompanied home by Mrs R. A. Nicholson for a week‘s visit. _ Miss Annie Eurig, O.S.R. was the week end guest of Miss Jessie Stefâ€" Mr and Mrs J. H.. Conway and son spent part of Sunday with friends Mr and Mrs F. Reid, W J Reid and Miss Jessie Merchant, were at Allan Park, attending the funeral of the late Arthur Lane, whose tragic death has.called forth so much sorrow and sympathy . 4 Messrs W, H. Rogers and J. A. Mather with Holstein friends, attend ed the banquet in Wellington St. Un ited Church, Mt Forest last week. We extend sympathy to Mrs J. Troup, whose father, the late George Gilkes of Hopeville, was buried last Monday . i Gmd brick mldem. ‘pied by Miss Ross. T apply, Mrs. Hogtetter 1 Intended for last weex Mrâ€"Currie preached again Sunday to a much larger congregation. He had a Thanksgiving sermon and thought as a nation, we had a poor way of keeping Thanksgiving Day. wit] Mr and Mrs. McLean, Toronto, visâ€" itec the latter‘s parents here over the holiday . Miss Jessie Marshall spent over o w., mm the week end in Mt Forest. Mr and Mrs Will Backus spent an SAW and Planing Mills, evening recently with Miss T/ E. OWwEN SOUND Byers. > M Mrs R. R. Watson who has been laid up with a severe attack of rheumatism, we are glad to say, is somewhat improved . The church was well filled last Thursday evening for our Sunday School entertainment. _ The lengthy and interesting program consisted of several dialogues, several choruses by the scholars and one by the choir, two drillsâ€"one a poppy drill, the girls being dressed in red with red andgreen caps: the other a flag drill with the girls in white and carrying flags. Much credit for the success of the concert is due to Miss McAlister, our teacher and to Miss Smith, who had several numbers from her pupils and also gave a recitation herself. We were glad to have Rev. and Mrs Armstrong of Durham with us, Mr. Armstrong spoke briefly and acted as chairman. _ About $36 was taken in at the door. Lunch was served at the close and during the evening the schâ€" clars were presented with books from the school. Nr Goforth, Toranto. took the serâ€" vice §§nday. He is the son of Dr J. Goforth, one of the pioneer missionâ€" aries of China, but now of Manchurâ€" ia and spent part of this summer with his parents there. He gave an ‘nt.er- esting account .of Manchuria,â€" almost a new mission field, its people are friendly and hungry for the gospel. Before the converts are received inâ€" to the church they must testify to a real change of heart and of being the means of bringing one or more souls into the‘light,. : Mr Goforth said he wondered how many of us would be fitted for membership if we had to come, up to that standard. ‘Miss Margaret Marshall is engag ed for a couple of weeks with Mrs. McGirr, Durham. Mrs McNally and sou, Zion, visitâ€" ed over Sunday with Mr and Mrs D. Marshall. KNOX CORNERS This Week‘s Budget y oa Liy~ , " O TDartioulars Mt{er, Hol-leln. FOR SALE John Harrison & Sons EVERYTHING IN Lumber and Millwork Combination Storm and Screen Doors Maple, Birch and Oak Flooring Know: We Can Please You ASK FOR PRICES Timber Windows Stairws Joisting Doors Cabinet Studding Frames Cupboar Sheeting Interior Bookcas Shingles Trim Wardroh In the matter of the Estate of John Calvert Adams, late of the Townâ€" ship of Egremont in the County of Grey, Gentieman. NOTICE is hereby: given that all persons having claims aganist the esâ€" tate of John Calvert Adams, late of theâ€" Township of Egremont in the County of Grey, Gentleman, who died on or about the Thirteenth day of October A.D., 1929 in the Township of Egremont in the County of Grey, are hereby required to send or delivâ€" er to the under mentioned Solicitor for the executors full particulars of their claims duly proved on or beâ€" fore the Eighteenth day of Decemâ€" ber, 1929. DATED at Durham this Eighteenth day of November 1929. > After such date the executors will procéed ~to distribute the assets of the estate, having regard only to the claims of which they shall then have notice, and will not be liable for said assets to any persons of whose claims notice shall not have been received at the time of such distribution . Special Course for Farmers‘ Call, Write or Phone for mation . mount FroRrest ont. Enables a Student to commence a Course at any _tlme in * Commercial, Shorthand, Typewriâ€" ting, Civil Service, Secretarial Course . Individual Instruction MOTICE TO CREDITORS a J. H. McQuarrie, (Solicitor for the Exeectors) i4 YOL, LIL. N Have Called a M NDornoch. Willia Showeredc Monday young J tist con evenIng kind1 thei ladies. All a room where : joyed by all by the Eben song and mu Langrill: a © Knox Younr Banquet at Allan Park The Allan Park U.F V elma swin cha M Jecora aneot ay Xmas with an Ele UrT RECE d nt sent NN H« Sulliv Dor W H ide ham suppe . 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