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TIIE C lIP-tll LOTTETUWN GUARDIAN

Morning Daily Wounded 1n IBBT) Fresh-uni: Licut. Col. W. Chester S. McLuro \ ice Prrsiileiit: J. R. Burnett, FJ-L

": lilrlll Ciil. I). .-\. Alaii-Kinnon, 0.5.0. m: .\1,ll\_‘;;tll_; lltri-rtur J R. Burnett. FJJ, Linn-rs: [trunk “ulkcr and fan A. Burnett

SYIISCIIIFIION RATES l)‘ .\1:_il in l',ll.l., $1.01! pi-r Your; $2.50 for 6 month: >112‘- fur i; months; 50c for one month mt) l)i‘li\l'l_) $5.00 per . r; $3.011 for 6 mﬂllllll $1.75 fut 3 mouths 1:) .\l..il m Lkmiiilii ultd U.S..\. $5.00 per year SZIIIAHIJ) ‘nut-iffy: anvil pcr yetir; $1.00 for 6 month; 5m; for 3 months

llltlldllllvlnﬂll t-iitiriluin may b0

'l'|I\! ﬂblillnml Alt llofntiiit,» .\\u~ \|;i-iti-_y, llmvs Bunnie, N0“ lurk; Old butllll M.» t,_..ii_i, llrfltrl‘ .\li|k llltl Wuslilugtun, Iii-sniff; dlvllullilllhlll .\\'\\a A -* i; 1-“; uni Alulhllull; .1, E1114‘ J-gl |t.i_t st., lulu mu stiff-fl, timi-nu Lnui-t-r, Ulluuu; “nllu \I stunil. Sudbury,

liilillkllt allup, ,\lilflt‘ltrll .\. 11.; Ellen Rohertuun s.

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Tint till-origins! tllunury is Won/cor than the II culrcst Ink."

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""g.\T1'1LD.\\', ULTITTBER 11, 19-11.

Thanksgiving

ll:i_\ in CJHRdA. The l in this ycar of _ rczisou for the \i.t.u would no: . iiitl liuropc givi: - l» ll Lilniiiilziitcc of 1 l l'\'.ll luxuries. which His iivurcd lzuid? The "I: is irichcr. by reason Llf‘ giuitcr portion of i‘. slii-tild llltl<‘('(l be, .i;it'c:ic_\' which too "llitllf oi tulitcrictl bless- t-i be cuuipllicetit about. c n»: rcachctl our - oic sacrifices =ct~i>s tlic scat and . :c sea and over- 111d an": ituildug, to "keep the

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"icLitctl front time ini- .1i'\'t-L of the fields. This rczziirlcd iu this Pro- tl Yillll)’ season. Nev- be worse, as will i: rciicw of agricul- . \\'. h, Shaw, Deputy today's tw-il llfnliltflll t n be overcome, our lllIlt inlly from increas- .. 17n- which reasonably c il"\‘lll'l‘ll. l\\' special season. It is both large

services to be and

Lliiiibui Press Opinion

of the King Ciovcrit- t‘ l__llli"l<‘\‘ (ilii'i>iiiclc-'l\*lc-

=\ "h crilzcs who say that the -Z‘\Clllll> of its own political "t-nll‘: ‘. it says. The Gov- i"'Il\(‘ iii." of that strength i» ii-c it dirtzittwriiilly when »- this c;in ht: ilonc with with 11'! niziicriztl tlisad» liovvriiiuciit has the ~ri:tl rule or any other bctiu-r-n now and the - nu iniciiiiriii wlizitcvcr iii l"fli\' tluit will ilcprcc- .li xviili its own follow- Kllvll and still wishes to

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j. iir-l principle of its‘

i " i ’l"ll'|i‘~ll( unity at all l lit» all i-siics at all ‘ U. ' cnii1i'i)\'('r<inl and

- i-xiqriivv of this nr X iiig l\'lll\'ll \\l.~ll(‘S to lli"‘l of will‘ wzir-inzikiiij; .\ fillllllCt 0i '. inight usc its power n llll‘ i‘I>ll$t'l]ll(‘lTCCS," it which lli". l\'.lllQf1II'l tlll'~' lwjit irounztntlv

‘in- iivxl clcctiiitis~»iii't‘

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E)1‘I\‘ I'nr Italy

iii-lincr upon llnlv and

in grim fzi-zhiiui of \lll--<illf\i lizts lvd tlicni \_v priw lll('_\' zirc p.'i_viiig with Ilitlt-r 'l'rail<‘. . is ziiniosi :n a stand- ” - iii l'l<‘ ri-mziiii utirritionc/l i-ln tut» lwiﬂllllllllf iiicri-zi~iiigi_v stztplcs 0f llll’

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‘llillfllfdll. ml '1' to git. u, \l‘.'|l'('l‘ that (l(‘L‘I'(‘('.~‘ have llii‘ riiiintry into climat- lln llllltw \\'ll(‘ll cool cztii be 'l'hi-\t> ilzitcs are tlnn llli‘ usual time lur light- ‘il'i~ ~lllv\\'lllﬂ how‘ si-rioiis the rot’ d ‘ i H‘. l- lilllllllllY l. not imikiug tlic ' '.'¢-- "71’ iii r.» ]il'|l‘illl~'Il. nivl ltzily has no oi i; liillif rind.

~ " '|'l('£lllll‘ shortages is the

- r"- uf \\'<‘l|'Il snb-tiiutcs arc n; ,. i‘l,lll.‘llll('(l. llnﬂm housewives

i i. .'"pi', ilizii if llll'_\' cut six horse

11in §lit'(‘> zuiil soak tlic-c for ‘n iniin xizizii" llirii strain tlic mix- Il union cloth, it will iiiziltc a good ' - ‘.\'.l\il |l'_f of hilt-ll.

_ llltil-ll int‘ l'?\‘(' iuimitcs iii water. --ii il Jlﬂ Jlll PXtPllVIII nit-ans for clcrim- l'lvi‘iiililli"‘ll ignrnii-nls. lhmito mash is Iil~-i ll 'i- ii l"'lil'('-'ll siibstiiiitc for soap. Iliill-“J, \t‘ 1n’, izi-‘rurii-il ti» innltc n |i:l\l(' of pcLh d pulaftics and spread this ')\C1' lincu which

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hits bccn immersed in water for twent_v-foiir hours. 'l'lic linen is tlicn boiled for hulf tlfl

washing is tlic rcsiilt—so the Fascist officials claim. Other substitutes iticludc tomatoes and soluble grass. For the cleansing of carpets and furniture, “oxen bile” is recommended in the propurtioti of ouc quarter 0f a pint of bile to tcu pints of ivritcr.

1t is little wonder that the Italian pcoplc are

- EDITORIAL NOTES —

Local authorities and business llilfl-O; in Imi-

dnu have citgzigctl iticn ovcr 70 to pcritrlt those younger to enter the forces. n- v n- n-

PC1111“!DRylTrlliFyPﬂT the Kitisiiicri are

giving tlic [iron-oils to tlic ".\lilk for lritiiin" fund to sitpply milk to cliildrcti lll tlic bomhctl areas.

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The Isle of Man has offered to provide homes for several thousand babies orphaned by tlic blitz. In most cziscs tlic people will czirc for the babies in their homes free of charge. Those who cattriot afford to do this will get li iuztititcnzincc zilloivztnce from the Manx gfl\‘t‘l'l‘llllf‘lll. U 1F W‘ >1‘

The Flamingo, ticivcst drink iii tropical Nils- sau, where the Duke and Duchess of Windsor rule, combines the traditional rum which has been distilled in that part of the world since pirate days and the coconut with which the lla- linntas abound. The formula: lH-ur a jiiggct" oi rum over a scoop oi coconut ice crcain in a lflll glass; fill with cold ginger ale or coconut tiiilk. w- m m v

John Thriddcus Di-latic, Fdilor of tlic Tiiiics, London, burn this. dxtte i817. For thirty-six years he held the editorial chair, find raised the paper to the level of an international itistittitioti. Under his regime if acquired the nickname of “The Thundercr" as whcti it blasted ntinistrics were supposed t0 shake and foreign nations to

tremble.

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While there is no actual conscription of wo- men in Britain yet in the sense that applies t0 men, yet the blilllsfcr of National Service, Er- nest Bevin (leclzircs that he has power iiuilcr the Defense Regulations to require any person 0 perform any services specified zit tlic “rate for the job." He can, therefore. dircct ivomcn to war work. If a tlircctiou is issticil, the lscrsou directed has a right of appeal lo ati zippczil bozirtl, which makes a rccoimticndtitioti to tlic blinistcr, which he can either accept or reject.

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in peacetime for the average family needing domestic help, is reaching the crisis stage. f\lr. Iiritcst Bevin, tlic blinistci" of Labor, is sending a letter to all etuploycrs throughout the country asking them to state their rcztsotis why their servants should be rclriiiicd. Furtlicrinnrc, such is the dcniaiid for women war workers, lczidiug employers rind trade lflllﬂll officials are llltdtflillg to decide which of the less iniporttitittriiiles ctin rclcasc some of the women they now cniplciv. Sonic of I_.Oll(l0ll'5 lczidiug \\'i'.<t End dcpitrttiicilt storcs have offered to help. They lizivc iiiftirni- ed the Klinistcry of Labor that they are prepar- ed to etigage oldci- women part time, say two or three days a wcck, s0 tlizit vouttgci‘ il.<-i>‘l.'llli< can be transfcrrcd to wzir iwrk. i 5K 1i

More about the prcvfilcticc of perjury. 1n giving judgment itt the Supt-rim‘ (Tuurf, .\loiit- rcal, in a case in which opposition to 1t seizure

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. ‘ , ,. . -.. . _ . - . - l - ‘l ‘ “ll- Qlldll‘ Cmmllll‘ of itiovnblcs was ittzuiitzuncil, ,\li". justice llzic-l l\'illll0ll commented on tlic fiwilucucy of lli:i‘jlll'_\">

before the courts. “This offence," sziid llis Lordship, “is becoming such a common occur- cncc that the Plllfllnfllici should liikc firm and (lrzistic steps to (lcnl with these CZISPS. .\n_v stcps‘ thzit would bc taken to curb tlic practice of pcr- jitry before the courts would uinloubli-ill_v be approved by the public and particularly by tlic judges, who so often are nict with the difficulty of deciding who is and who is not ti-llinq lllt‘ truth." The case in which tlic judge iiiiiilir fhr forcgoiitg 1(‘lllfll‘l\'S uzis llhll of lllt‘ llon. \\'il-

province, sued r\he RUIIITSTICI‘ to rccovcr Sioo pcnalt_v for failure to register :1 business prirt- ncrsliip. The opposaiit to sciztirc inziilt- upon dc- i(‘ll1lZllll'.< goods was Dlllllt‘ G. llliiiiiiificlil, wilt: of Leon Rosenberg.

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Here is practicable idealism in advertising.

"Don't sell mc clothes. §cll inc uczit appczir- ztiicc style .i'\ll|‘Zl\‘ll\'f‘ll('§S, writes "Your Customer" iti “Ailvi-tiliirvs iii Szilv-"inzin- ship," [nifilislicil by Scars, Roi-btick R Company. 'l'h<~ item continues-

Don't scll me shows. Fit-ll lllf‘ foot comfort and llii: pliasurc of walking in lllL IIWII air.

Don't sell mc candy. Fell me lutpgriucss and tlic plr-asurc of taste.

Don't scll me fflfllllllft‘. Fell iiie a liomc flint has comfort clcaiilinir-s, conti-utniciil.

Don't sell nic book's. _\'<~ll uic pliviswint hour; and the profits of kiioivli-ilgc.

Don't scll inc toys. Sell lll(; playtliitigs to malcv my children llllllll)‘.

Don't si-ll inc tools. Sell IIlf‘ tlic plciistirc and profit of tiiiilciiig finc lliitigs.

Don't scll mv l'f‘l'l'l‘_ff‘l'llltll\'. 50H ntc the health and better flavour of i2‘<'-'ll kcpf fnnil.

Don't scll mc tire» Svll inc frccdom worry and lll\\'-f'4l>l-lK‘l"lllll(‘.

Don't si-ll Illf‘ plows, $<-ll inc grccn fields of ivziving \\'ll(‘2ll,

Ilotft sell inc things. Fell mc idczils . fci-litigs . . scli-rwpi-ci . | linplwiucss. t Please (loiff sell inc things! , Of course lllf‘ practical iojoindcr to a rue- liinicr with such :i gift of T"'|,'\uh]ﬂti|\n i; may any nllici" iiaiiu- would lint ]]‘;|L'c a ynsq ]¢_,i5 (jlrsir. able or a pair of pants less necessary.

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ltoiir, l'l'll>‘\‘tl in cold wafer, and 1L ClCllll, ivliitc .

The servant problem in Britain, serious enough ‘

friil Girouaril, who, as Attoruov-(icncrnl of llll? |

i It svcms that. the Mlnlﬁfer of Sllppiys faith in the ruggedness of Cantmuun hO1L$6W1V€8 was mis-

placed. fllatronly hands that once

would reduce a loaf of bread to an cvcn pile of 511005 wztlt neattiess and ilosplitch IHVL‘ lost. their cun-

i iihig. Many ii bread bqard has had

. _ _ ll‘ blood bat-h. -- Timmins Dail

disuuiycd by the onerous restrictions and the ‘lyrics; y

ini ssible ex >crimen of a ictzit ‘ti? v 'cl1 —'_—

. l 1 1' I t p d _l or“ '_ '1" l The Hollywood script writ-

.st‘(\> to (c ute ticni tint omc cttcs can be erg are domg meg, best u, adjust

niiiilt- without eggs. lhcmsir s to itic crisis. but there are, vlt».ibl_v. sznie loose eitds.

A One fellow turned 1n

about sulxuarlzie combat, _ tn the, course of which a submarine com- nuinticr, catching sight of e

enemy. barks: "All hands on deck! We're going to submerge!"

~Fr m tlic New Yoxkcr.

Some of the instruments that. were used by Chinese astrono- mers in their observation 1:1 Kiinsu province of the solar 06111150 of Scptciiiiber 21 were shipped from lllt‘ Uultcd Stat-cs and flown Ircm Hung Kong Lo Litigt-ao. It takes more thin a couple of wars to k€€p eclipse 0b- servers front looking. - St. Cath- artnes Standard.

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A pleasant tale comes from the Ciittiidian Travel Bureau. The lt-vcor-old sou of an Illinois woman hohdayltig in Canada lost. ti blllfold containing $13. It was returned by a Ohatham lady through lht medium of the For- clgtt Exchange Central Board‘, and tlic mother wus so pleased that she cottvinccd six otliiir women that‘ Cllllnlda was the place to spend a vlicotiazt. — Godeiich Signal.

well sonne- thetr earth-

lt would be as times 1f scientists,__ shaking discoveries made, kept. tlicm to themselves. Constder blueberry pie. fcr example It. ' ii sea oiuil joy iind n pcrcnulzil joy to those who like ft, gliod In un-. t-lclpntioti, good tn tueitiory and best of all. good during the mo- menl. of its consumption. Sclence comes forward with testimony that. the blueberry ls rich lzi mim- gaitesc. In large amounts man- ganese hits to do with steel mak- ing, but 111 such amounts as the blueberry Secrets ff, has to do, science rivers, ivfttt the mainten- ance and yrcngthenlng of ma- ternal lEI\'€_W1lfllZ man knowing that. ocultl ever feel the game about. blllil)(fl‘l‘y ple again? What ntan, all but sewing “Ma" embroid- ered on the rich brown cover of a blueberry pie, could bring litm- self t/o risk for a Semall portion of mtitct-tml love? If we must eat spinach for iron and blueberry ple for manganese and a variety of fcods for a Vilitniln B stiffertng IYCXTI schizophrenia, let us do It. blissfully unaware of the sctcnilfic implications of the blll of f1

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.re. When sclc-mre discovers the Inner scientific so ct. of the fried oyst-

lcr or lat-cf stcw let. it rﬂllftlﬂ a iprofcsstuziol .~ect'el. — Nciv York Sun.

Norwcglalt sources have reporf- _ ed that. the Germans are preparing

a new plan for compulsory labor ilcrvtcc in NilPWﬂy under which flllV workman 1ll1_V\\‘hf.‘l'0 may be oi crcd to hike a job which tlhe ' IJcr "USSCIIllIII", Among ciltlcs in Norway there is ividcsprend fear that a new form of industrial sl-ivery will be Intro- a 'l bl‘ the Germans tinder the of ilevclopiut; German fac- fi and iritlttnryi projects 1n Norway. —- News of Norway.

The local mail man 1s the flrsi, person ln Broiks $0 far a5 1.; ktioiici, l0 be inconvenienced by the gasoline rustriclious. Six bulzitig mail sacks off the evening tr were pdcii on his Gill‘ and 1t. co cicn in cough. Frantic t tcuc trails to tlic tzarage elicit.- . "SUYIZV. we can't accommodate you: it's _l ‘t. littci- seven" For the first thrci- trips up to the post of- fice lutqltig a ncnvy mail XRQR he “it'll Wild)‘ lhillrls abiiit the person who ltrttl dFllIlfKl his gas trmk. Flor

NOTES BY TIIE WAY-l

I! script} United States in the cat/zglffy vi an

T_HE cuglzigrrisroww GUARDIAN

l Senator Knox’s Speech (Exchange)

Addressing the American Bar AS- soclatlon at. Indianapolis last Wed- nesday, Hon. Frank Knox, Secre- tary of the Unlted Stator Navy asserted that Washington's foreign policy, as revealed tn both Execu- tive and Legislative action, hnd made the defeat of the totalitarian powers a. vltal and immediate ob-

jgcﬂvg, Nothing more forthright. ,ha.; thus for been said by my iranklng responsible member of tne

Roosevelt Administration. Colonel ‘Knox’s speech cleflnttely places the

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active Ally of Britain. and implies American military participation tn

m9 war against Hitler whenever and to the extent wise strategy may dictate.

Expressing his confidence that the United Slates would "proceed from one measure to another, unfll ~i¢ have taken adeqlmlﬂ 5W1“ W bring defeat: to the legions of Hitler l and hls sabclllbes tn Italy and i Japan," Secretary Knox told the Bar Association that. he had not the slightest doubt of the ultimate Qvgrthrow of Hlt1er._ Elmphartzltig tlic Importance of sea. power be sold: "We no already sweeping the German pirates from the North Atlantic and bringing Englattl the produce of the Alsenal we have set up here. Eventually, ae added “we shall lock Na .t Germany up lb an tron rlng, and within that rlng of seapower she shall perish."

Looking to th: nosr war perlvd. Mr. Knox forecast a century of close co-orzratlon between Great.‘ Britain and the United States for the pteservatlon of world security and the rte-establishment of tuber-

natlonal law. "After military vlc- tory over Germany has been W011." ‘he declared, the United Stat/es and Great Britain must joln hands

for at. least; 100 years to make cer- I

taln that peace shall be enforced through the superior power of those nations that love just-tee and melt

after peace." After the last war the vlstonary mtabesmen who dominated the

course of events at Versallles con- ceived the fallactous idea that peace could be made safe and pet'- manenl. through general disarma- ment. The catastrophe in which Europe became involved in 1939 proved the tragic futility of such I. plan. In the 8-point peace pro- gramme reached by Mr. Chllrﬁhlll and Mr. Roosevelt at. their mid- Allantic conference, the major force 0f the demncraclcs was insisted upon as the sole guarantee against. a recurrence of any such catas- trophe. Mr. Knox enlarged upon that point by advocating a. con- stant: strengthening of American Naval and Air forces during the war, and the maintenance of “dominant aea DOWer" lri the post- war em.

Ohalns for the neck are going to be enormously popular this Frill. The lower neckline has at last. become ct reality, and thus longer chains, wlth pendants, come quite rizifumly into the pic- ture. The chain; are for the most part extremwly "fancy", the pen- dants not so much so. The pen- diiuts, Incidentally, are not par-

COAL

We now have a sup- ply of Old Sydney

tlic l.l.'\l flit-co he just. 11191153)“ thcim. - Mccilcne H tit Weekly . Ncivs l

-—*~— l l A railingrmzl for dancing. a tible, a piflllf), it dam.‘ flllil PPIFIXEIIOITL for fllm‘ sliivvs ttfl‘ among the Improve- imﬂlits vrhtch llilVC breu installed during thc Summer in a public air raid shcllct- at. Mnrylcbone, which llIllS iicccuimoclnllnri for nearly 300 llivoplc. IA‘I‘.l\1l'l‘$,F))'lllIllZ bees and \\'lli.\l-CI1‘1\‘C;~' are i0 b0 arranged lf0t~ mnuv SIIPliPICFs‘ by gym M“- icbizui“ Coiiuril Slit-lief" Welfare ,C-11llf‘.il Small libiziries and rtidlo sets ltnvt- ziltividr bcon ll1SiflllQd_._ Ll-llldﬂlll Event i Standard.

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The discriminating angler who dukes his fishinzi SUTIUUSlV and |\\1ll jﬂllfll ' for t0 gct all the that. the sport in quist of the him biilt-‘tc and

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Screen Coal arriving daily and can supply any quantity required. Also Dominion House- hold Coke and Welsh Hard Cobbles and Hard Nut in stock.

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l WORl)S or >- (JHALLENGF

A THOUGHT A

FOB A PEOPLE

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’ nu’ , A‘! WAR "I have returned. wlth a deepened impression of the intmensttv of the peril, and with an even stronger convic- tion mat. the defeat of Nazi t barbartsm. and of Prussian that underlies it, will come only from the im- remimng and untied eﬂoru of all free men. The dangers with whlch mankind la con-- fronted today are world eu~ circlmgF-W. . Mackenzie King. .vooooooooooooooq-oy'

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LONDON

Ai-hwart the sky a, lowly sigh From west. to east. the street. wind

canted; The sun ‘stood still on Primrose

an light 1n tut the ctty tarrled: The clouds on vlewless columns

_ oome Llka smouldering lilies unconsumed.

“Oh, sweetheart seel how shadowy, Of some occult magicians rearing, Or swung tn space of heavens grace Dissolvmg, dimly reappearlng, Afloat. upon ethereal tides,

St. Paul's above the city rldesl"

A rumour broke through the Lhfn smo

Enwreiithlng abbey, tower, and pal- we,

The parks. the squares, the thor- oughfares

The million-peopled limes and al-

Y . An ever-"ntuttertn prlsoned st/ortn, The heart of hon on beating warm.

—John Davidson.

tlcularly large. Among the new

pendants Y0" may ﬁnd a, sterling

silver orchid spray, a cluster of

Zglﬁr BIWPQS. or plastic pears tn r.

Tiiznvss" SHE CALL r

Lo|in| inferaal— losing fxiond|—|ho never went out any ~ ’

morn-slimy: too ‘ find. "Nana," the thought-but it m: her kidneys, the ﬁllers of her blood, that ,_ . minded nllesgpn. "

my mean! u. '

She _lo0k Budd’! Ki - Pill; n m“ The umpnmil uchnn of hu- kiihq; lulpgd "fl"? IV}! 51°“ illﬂllhn and ucou ICIITI. Fatigue, headache, blchdn, hck of energy, tIiuppeu-gd, |

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l W118’ his skill to the utmo-t. For] ‘_- ,liim the "mirkic" is often the‘ .popiil-it' cho -c_ L , 1 l‘ l ‘t5 ' wcrflyi lJl rs. " fll‘.(lc'(lIl‘."n'{l5l(: ['Qr'

‘DOTHEY DO IT ?

"Qilllilﬁ 1111K‘. Whit: the I‘lllll3{‘0I‘C8 flllfl the hippcpirfnmtis are t-o hig- llﬁllll’ ‘Jllllllhg. so the "tnrskle" Ls to fiihlnz: l>_\' crucial con mt ii, l; aﬂniitttiil to be tho most, (eroglgm fish in frcsti iviitcr. Hamllton Spectator,

Sirz- Th!‘ natlnn I! asking for s. vnga of iron. May I use your pcaliimt1=< to HJllT-K ~l that. certain

churches shriild lake a bold line at -this JllllﬁLllfC by an immediate or. for of theft" rolling for the public tire. If this were done not only lmzgltt many unsightly railings go , but much urmcze-"sary wiilllng also, ,Thus the LIOPSG of Gad could come vlvser m the biopic. the build nga man dLgnity, the clly space for mcvcmciil anzl sftcs for 555;», 1 ivcttturc, thczcfci-c, to meritlm in. stances that I note tn my p355. ilzes to turd fro: Tito Parish Church ~St Judrs Church. Christ Church,

Emmanuel Church, Meanwood iggripols. — mid/QT to Yorkshire , s .

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