NOVEMBER 19, 1927

1 PATONS

BIG sAviN s FOR

Y and SATURDAY ' 'FUR COATS

Black Seal Coats, Regular $165.00.for . . . . . . Black‘ Seal Coats,Regillar $175.00 for . . . . . . . . . Northern Rat Coats, Regular $275.00 for . . . . . . Northern Rat Coats, Regular $300.00 for . . . .

LADIES’ AND MISSES COATS

FUR I J (OLI ARS

ANI) CUFFS Some of these Coats ar

About 15 Coats iii the lot. s, but all real good wearable

_ i m».

. . . .1 $135.00 . $145.00 . $225.00 . . . $245.00

e plain, others have fur collars

und culls. Last year's model styles. Dccldediy a Chan": w".

should not miss.

A REMARKABLE VALUE Pmml BLUE CHINCHILLA OVERCOATS $17.95 _

Here is a remarkable valu yoke lined, big comfortable convertablo storm collars. priced at $25.00 to $30.00. Special $17.95.

CANTON ‘JERSEY, VELVET DRESSES $9.98

25 Satin Face canton. Jersey, sin. and Velvet Dresses. All sizes from l4 to ‘t0. All new within the last two weeks. PATONS.

e in Mann's Blue Chinchilla Overcoat.‘ big full cut, plush

Coats you wo Id expect to find

PATONS.

BOY’S HEAVY WINTER OVERQOATS $6.75

(‘oats for the bigger boys from l2 lo l5 ymirs. A clean up of all odd coats in stock. Regular values up to $16.00. Special $6.75.

The Very Latest NEW METALHI HATS $3.75

Just received by express a big shipment of the latest novelties in SATIN AND METALIC HATS bong n. special price and the saving passed along to you. you would expect to find prices ut- $6.00 and $7.00. $3.75.

very ht at Hats Special PATUNS.

STANFIELIYS LADIES’ UNDERWEAR oNE THIRD OFF

i ‘fitllllnBldfi ‘Wool and Silk and Wool Fiulerwear, Vests and Drawers 0ne"l‘hir Oil’ -

MEN ’S FLFIICCIE LIN El) UNDERWEAR 68c

Dion's lleavy Fleece Lined Underwear,

. $150 1'01‘ - - - - - -_ - - - - - - - . - . < - - - - -.f. - $11-00 Shirts and Drawers, sizes 36 to 42. Extra ‘V. 1 2-00 1'01‘ - - ~- . 51-35 Special 68c a garment. PATONS. ' ' $3.00 for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. $2.00

THE GREATEST VALUE YET SILK sTocmNos-osc

A pure thread Silk Ilosc. 24 inch silk lo

i: which comes well up over the knee, 1t inch

garter welt. run stop at top. high spliced heel, reinforced at all points or ear. This ls a regular $1.50 value. 0n sale as a special at 98c. Order by mull postage paid. Name your shade, we have it. PATONS.

32—NEW FALL SHA DES-—32

. ALL FELT MATTRESSES $7.95

llere is an exceptional value in an ALI. ' l-‘l-JLT filled mattress, French roll edge. A11 ticking. Au sizes. Special $1.95. Frclrht P11111- PATONS.

Special Prices on Beds,

HEAVY WINTER COATINGS Regular $3.00 to $15-00

‘ $1.98

A number of heavy W111“? (TMJngT “l! real good colors. Ileavz/ tzeeiialit aggrglilinstilij: .- - ,0 . . . . . - - viide. Regular $40 0 PATONS.

PATONS Limited

_cniinl~nt nmong us uiul tho lill'[,'1‘ 1 nunilicr tluit liiivc (ionic iiiio con»

WOOLTOP MATTRESSES $4. 95

A reiil good fibre filled mattress with layers of felt. Fancy Art ticking. well tufted. All sizes. Special $4.95. Freight Paid.

PATONS.

Springs, Mattresses CREPE l)E CHENE 38 Inches Wide 98c

llere is another cxtrn spccrtl for Friday and Saturday, 38 inches wide, all the most wanted shades. Post paid a yard 0111'"- PATONS.

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iiiply oi‘ iauul. kllltllilll.’ wood.

‘Stewart 'N0tesL‘_;‘,'.‘_"-‘ “‘

tlil lll‘L’,llllllt‘l‘ uiul Iciultii‘ for 111'- l)lllllli.{ pi-iiplc, Ni-voi‘ licforv ii:it" [ilii- christian Endeavor iiiid lill‘

aiizibllity- iii. tho other cnd. ‘it is ‘"11 ii-oi-th any person's time _ lo 111i the plant to‘ son's the way 11- 11‘ iii oll. and have Mr. Lcnwl explain lit‘ ililteriiiit piirtii, which he will 0 with u smile. Tho belt; lead- "k from the shutting, tlllVtill‘ b)‘ 1111 turbine. to. tho large dynnmv. 61.118115‘ (WOT the top of the imliov 11 ii iuiiuller dyniiino which lights 1.1 beautiful new home. burn star» 1-K. ctr. thuii iorinlnlg an idler for he. mninlielt. and serving tho pin‘- "*1! cf a second bell. to drive tilt’ "11111111 11Yl1nmo. Then min in 111v ""1". and ynii tire met by the radi- IHT cl hospitality and 111111111116"- ‘li whic Mrs. lieaid has ever been "1011 t wn through her YER"! 11'- ‘flllvnt there. Ii. being neces- "y for Fred to be away a largo 11311 oi the time. he has installed a beautiful iadio. so that hln mother F1’ 911.10)’ both the pleasure and 111111111111? of the outside world.

nun.“ bu“ lvuyflg" null success. 1F...» .__4-..iO} '

ispirltultl tiillclciury lhnt they llltV"

Social Gathering i :il the iirciieiii limo under your min, Noy. lniflistrntlons. (‘lllfitltllilill Your kind and izcniol wnys llilV" . . z minuii- won our love and remit-ct. your‘ rmfizpylfiimll iihlzlllishuin en-I forcible and lucid prrxichiiii: has: 1111i’ ove-nini; of tellowi-ihlll nnilieuliizhtt-iietl our minds in the} inment together. The 0110111 knowledge of (Jirii-it. and hint helpml “merm i, “h, hem- togethoiqus io ser- lhc things otoriinl that 1km that i :12; 551...,» under tho fiulelli not away. The elicerful= w“ ‘If we “m” Lulu," Md Society] christian life that you [ll'tlfil.l(;t‘\ill1j.'| ""1111 ‘e5 M _l ' Annals“ the weanl by day helps no to be more Christ‘ M [he chm‘ L hat unpleasant. yet like ln our daily walk and COYIVGIK. m" w“ 8011"“: m brlghtnagflhllfl,Silillill. and it vlndlcates that ihe.' n Md not clruthe eiieolile oreaemui (‘hrist whom you preach is the‘ happiness o t or the congmmmm, (‘hi-lat in whom you believe and lll, 0"“ c"? 1"" med An" each M11086‘ footsteps you follow. i w“ we} regimile wit... 011 the W" “"3 11111111!’ 1° 11"" V9111" 0111183 ""9 01959:!" m“ ir we!!!" caremnvi thin [Blltlviilllptfllld to be OO-Wtfilt- scum.“ gin d ewe“. “m” p.15. era with yon in this part oi the 11116121111)’ reienkoned Mr QuincY A-‘rmeynrt A” a" 0x91391151” b1 m" ' ‘ u rive on esteem we ilifiilfi"i..‘.'."i.l’fifi‘li'.‘$3.131 n3 “"1" 11“ =1"- . . Mr cimiea Walker. wh M111 the 0"’ """‘-“i "'19-'51! "'3': tolibmh‘ Maren.‘ °\ may continue to use

U" Tuqigiliiy oveniin-i. ihe members of thi-

-<-i ileum. John W. Jay and Lemuel 1y are in present bullillnl: whir- ‘R 161' Rev. M. -K. Chnrmm to

you

22mg“! cor in "for the ~w nier no“ Mr McDowell, .slrume t int

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‘ TllE CHARLOTTE

“Saraceifs ileail i llas tiiven Place lo. Police Station

LONDON, Eng, Nov. 17. —Dlck- ciiriizms the whole Empire over will ‘be interested in learning of the wlianges which have just over aken {tin-cc places in or near London

.\vliich are intimately associated fwitli the works o1‘ the immortal I novelist.

Ln Belle Snuvigci is to be sold at ‘auction. Yon will‘ remember that. .‘l‘oii_v Wcllcr. father of Sam Weller. ‘used to put up at this in between ’lii.s driving of stage-coaches. La ‘Eellc Sauvage as an inn wasdes- arrived many. mziiiy years ago. but the iiainie is still the official desig- nation of the cul dc sac at the foot oi Ludgnte Hall WlilCll even now 1 comprises almost exactly the area of ‘he inn yard when it was th nged‘ 1 with stage coachnien. farmers. host- ‘ lcrs. uncl all their paraphernalia. As ‘in inn La Belle Sauvage Yard lind i history much older than the time ‘of Dickens. In Elizabethan days "lac galleries ivhicli looked out upon the yard formed the nuditoriiim for ‘many who watched strolling players ierforiuuig below on a rough plat- Kcrni. Nowadays the old inn yard

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in; surroundctl by the premises of a ct‘ iiLii-t- iilu- tutu-iii. ii-inimcd with qiiibii:=liiiig house. La Belle San- i111\’<'l' ltlrn, Ator ill!‘ i~.-|-..n,.,,,v l, .."ll.{t‘ \\‘lI.‘iI1L‘\'t‘l' r0 fninous as the buffet 1llll4‘l|1'1ll \\‘ilrt ..-.-.-.}..,| h, ‘m, Tzibzird Iuii 0r the Ge rge Iiiii in run-sis, 'i‘lii- iii-itlc ri-ccivwi iii-iny '3(illill\\'2ll'l\'. Just across London i.i-_-,i|iif|,| L. inphmhlg “Him ‘Bricigc. v'1‘lic present Tnbard is: min" “m; fin,“ “l. and “P; mf

. iuitc :i modern structure, but there ;1.\ zi rood rlcul left of the old gol-

cap siylt- uni; hudii.

llFlllPSllliiiil. Miss Hairy Ilium. frioiiq 111' 1.110 iiriti- , wore n (tress of illilllVt. izitlii. auui llllll‘ Dorothy (lrntiui ilailiziliri‘ of .\lr. ziiui Ilirs, lionicr girl iu I . ryini: ii husk.

.\irs. l,ill'ki'l‘ i;|~;|i¢,,_

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TO\V UARDIAN A_ Central Guardian

DIAMOND — COULSON — U11 Weiliicsiiziy evening, Nov, 9th, at eight thirty o'clock. a very pretty wedding took place at the home of Mr. and Airs. Parker Grotto, Al- bion St, West Side, _'_Wll9l1 Miss Gertrude it‘. Llfillltlfllh/dallglll-Gl‘ of Mr. niid Airs. William Coulson, Moiilnuuc. l'.i'J.1., was united in mnrrizikc io .\lr. John P. Diamond. son of .\ir..4ind Mrs. John I’. Dia- mond. Washington $1., New (liais- lwW- ill-v. LA. (‘orbett performed the ci-rcnioiigq lll the prcsciiizti of 511111111 1111i‘ l; csls. The bride cu- lt‘l't‘ll the parlor. on the nrm of he!‘ broiln-i" iii liiw‘. .\lr. Parker (lrzitto. to ihc sirziiii of thi- llriilul Chorus. i11=1ycd by .\l s .—‘iinlrc_i' Flemming. The liridul iiiiiiy stood licfiirc il background oi‘ potted plants. Tll" liridi- looked clinrniiiig in a gown oi while taffeta. with veil arranger! ill‘ i-ziuizlii with rose? She carried nn arm bouquet if roses. curiiiitiiiiis and fern. The

irnltn. m. l' _-, yum» (lain... 'I“W‘|KW - of pink silk. and cais- ‘t of pink and while l‘hi- ll|‘lil(‘.'.s 5151i“; Wore u tires-a

‘ilflltli ions.

_ ‘ in Nniv tllziogoiv. I\i-\v tikisuiiiv N|I“'H>

and Slilbllilyl’ of ithc (ieorur. did :i roaring trz-dc in tlll’

- were :~ll]‘)l)l)5t‘(l to have been, liters of britli tlicsc iiiiis. The is enthusiast will rvudily rc-l

‘:ur:nbci' iioxv Nicholas Nicklclrv first!

‘i|"C‘.ll1it“1t‘I1 Souccrs. ihc villiziiious} '-' 111-11111‘ .‘~L'lll1i‘lllill5l1‘l‘. tit the Sar- ~ii‘.~: Ilpiltl ill Snow llill. ‘ llczid. \\'11|~"ll izrcnl. illt'l1i‘.‘i pimp.‘ to the iuii ivus (lt’ll1(lllSlI(!(1 '_ . but wlicii business pr."- wcri- l‘l‘l‘('lt‘(l tin-re figures of icei-s, oi Ni-qlitilus. ziiiil of Sniikc .l‘ll‘ iilncril iiiitiii the new lllllldlllgs These buildings have iiow given wuy for tlic uiosl “.~.'.viiguer" police --i;itioii \\'11l(‘l1 London as 3'01 1ii:.ists. T11!‘ rusciiiciits. with dc- ll(‘1ti(‘ t'il|'llll1l*¢. urn lnsliioiicrl on the zwzit. 1ll(1"lllllt‘, bmv-iviiitltnt‘ lllilll. Eli-lily constables have nzirli 2| bed-t iooiii to tiicuisclvcs. niiii tin-re nrv, also for n riiicl‘ 11151100101‘

llirkcns

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suiilsiiiitciitlciii. :1 ziiiii u lltlll.\('l{\"('[l(‘l‘. ')iii- of the greatest adventures of lc Oliver 'l‘\vist was when he was r-ii by Bill Sikcs. tlic housekeep- r Iii-help “cruel: a crib“ at Chcrt- The llllllhP where this felolifl

win-ti Sriiii \Vt‘l11‘l' ziiiil hi-ilMilgs

‘the splendid iinrikiriiiulipii 'l‘i1f' hlilcsi former

5111111112’. first place 1ll the 30- tlic iuteriiniiiiiial

day. A spit-mild iicld contested the event.

finished second after lending Ham-

Griffin took tlie liutoii and forged ahead to [give his clubiuatc. Horny

passed on to Miles. The latter show- ing line form.

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ds Club Win Relay Trophy

TORONTO. ‘Noavjvlg. Aim... h... of Johnny _ 1.1‘ 111 Sydney Mines. N Hamilton ()l_\'1ll])ll‘ Club won mile relay for > _ ‘ silvci" plate tro- iy at Exhibition Park here Satur-

Torontn (Fladstoiic Club mrqnbgq-s

on until the seventh relay when

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§ . . ' 5:o:o 1 — ‘Q Q »_ .4,

Prince Edward Island is famous everywhere as the world's headquarters for silver fox breeding.

Your dealer s‘ c I ls B I c BEN by the plug and by the Vacuum

(air-tight) Tin

BIG BEN is famous among the Prince Edward Island fox breeders the world's best chewing tobacco.

Because BIG BEN comes in plug form. it always keeps fresh and moist-docs not chip or crumblc- may be con- veniently carried in any pocket-does away with waste.

Enjoy your tobacco to the fullest. full-flavoured BIG BEN.‘

BIG BEN

PLUG Cltecving Tobaccti

Chew fresh, rich,

grind lend which iic held and increased the lead eatly and lll‘ made his llirec miles

l5 minutes and i6 seconds to; vi‘ the final Hamilton runner a safe‘

margin. The Ilmniltoii Club's time ivas J. hours 42 iiiiiiiiies and 28 sec- onds.

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\\ s intended to be (ioniniittcd was i identified b}: this Clllllllbllliilll‘. Dick- ens . tlic lute Perri‘ FiiY-ilvfflld-

111111P111111"11°11*"-C1‘°"‘5°1’-1" .11" llt1H'|‘tl.\'. xhv. lti, The non- ‘1111111“-“ v"“"-\" a 1'1°*‘-“"“1.G°°"g‘““ ton iiruius and Chicago 11inch _ c: \\lil'_'l1 1:; now for private Skill}. Hawks mmmd m? Nufinn-al “m” 1| gis by '.1.._V111 151011101111’. Immp‘. 1it‘\' Li-uizui- scusoii lierc touii-Zht 1m" “m1 Shvppvrum “m,” smug mm 1 I I score. which ten

,_ v I _ iwilli u l-l t . m" “mummy lmmcl Toby niiiuiiiis of‘ overtiiiii- play fziilcil to ,. .

dingigrwl iiic \\‘l'l‘i('ll(‘(1 boy. m5 dtisvl-ihcd Pyi-fnrd House as n. (liilgiylirll place surrouiidctl by n31‘

Will] lll)iJlll u (iil.ll'll‘l' of a mile lll?-;1'11111"1‘ 1i11l41-1""1 ""11

youd the main street of Cheri‘ _v.i i1‘ Over this; wall Oll\(‘1‘ was hoisted,

by U“. (“no pyqfgggioiinls. and "well-A iit-riod when Dick Irvin, one of the r

and terror. t‘

iiigili mud with grief the sculicry l‘

sus iiuslicrl through \\‘li1('l‘l still

from one oi the mule inmates.

The creator of Oliver TWlSi. had. 1111115 curly days. ho11r111y11<11111‘»*-'ii bctli ut Pctersliani and Twlekl?" liziin. The lute Sir Donald Mun master. the well-known Ai1g1047a11‘ zidinn lawvei" and 1101111611111. 1011,.‘ some years was M. P. for Cliertsey. ‘

ill)‘ Lord. ' Sitiiicil in ii hull ot tho 121111111111 iii t'tllllll't't‘,illltlll. l ‘ .1 ln-iiuliful iur tl\l'll‘l|ill Wilc-llllml}, tlimivii l)\'l‘|' .\lr_ Ali-Howell's sholtr. .|.-i's and ll v 3v Silllsllllllllll lllllfi-i -i‘ money wzi. iilucrd iii his 111111115- Yliis fliilciidid lzift from tin‘ 1100111“ ,1 1|... i-(Higrillillltlll is iin llltll 1~ iion of llll‘ lrrnitv ('tl~l1lIl'l‘lIllV|‘ H1111“ ,1 iiiui is |i|‘l‘Hl‘ll1 lli l‘\'t‘l'_V imrt o’ .111‘ cviiiigi'i-u:iiilili.

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_ ___________p 5 l k I ' k t, m m, _ 1$1111¢i1."111r >111i1111v111~ 111111 u-wuv M11 " ‘ “" ti" Mame this yea]. and has leased and $1.00 Illlt ieli at cn 1o »‘ 1. i-ntvrr Silllfifilrlltlll ziml prompt returns. Why Hlibble iriual-gers at the Maine State Fair ii:it ll;Qaulzltlnltizfiiflghtn)lfllfiulzs! l1 ‘llltllllldh. moving his equipment. V ', _ .. 27f" Ii. I W ‘ 1 COPIISEn-un. Greenfield. Mass. Besides Mar- '11“ “"11 "1'-1"‘1 "1 11'1" mm‘ ‘SH J ‘ ‘ ‘"1 1 ' 13 L ' ‘gm-pg, Grfltgmh 2_08_ Glcanlmg silk l<}il\viirii's pcrsiiiuil papers lltlil bee.‘

1pm‘; mint-urns with rm old ruror. liiicclion followed 011011 by

Putnam's‘

mum's (Born liixtriirlol‘. rlcziiers.

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oLo MAN WINTER‘ is RIGHT AROUNDi THE CORNER

1on5. your Cool now and be pre-

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‘Flemming T0 Winterj

Sort-lice that fisticuffs

. . . llast Saturday night.

, mint-oven K

‘Stomach, Liver and Kidney troubles.

gone. I iim eat

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'1 uk, Neither liillll ivus in thc . ‘__ cli.ii'i.:v lliill tlit- fiiiil vzilui- i-t'_l’zi.-'i- » , .,., In i . g ,. i-_ ink oi'__.~iiiii|iiitiii. 'i‘i~.-iin piiiy Iii i.ti.\‘|i(1i\‘. 151111». -\‘<11'- 11f‘ “'1' 1111111 <1 111111 is P1111111 1o r1111 1111111- ic-"lfgflltl;1.1x}: ‘$101.1.’ “i. o...

1:’. pcnziltit i-Iilh-airtl .\ltl('ltlly~1‘ - 11‘-111“n(‘"111l“j‘ ‘ilic ln-iilih. growth, ii-cih. und ,,,,-,',(,,,n,, of N...» milk. uiiil duo ,. cro iniulctl out. l“‘l fiuziiirirr. whose flut lnvhlillhl" rl'l'tll11l1l from dist-use liiis t'llil\'llll‘- l.az,ll\.pl‘,,i(l Ppmonnn‘. was gmmmi (‘hionuti scored in the ti|1t'llil11‘. \ r rently entered hy thieves, 11>‘ oi! [hi1 Dr's Ztlitl nurses of this furl. ‘ ‘

ziuui-‘s high scorn-rs lust

'l‘lii- liltn-llili

tchnuliii. defiance:

i - Oliver. (lu-lhruii h.

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. ‘ ‘ill i uy any the wiser liucziuaao w - _ - - I11 Me. This Year ,}I.‘-‘.....'..W... ...... .‘............ "role! P111‘ 111111111111!» Limited- , lriivo written iiiitirmution iilioot - LEWISTON_ Mo" Nu“ 15__..B“ -. 111$ 1111111114111 11'1111~“""'11“11* 1-"11114 Wishes to nmiouiicc to Silver

ore Fisticuffs

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nosron. Nov. lfir-Servlllg nni-‘e-i

suit. of a fight. in which the plny-‘ s engaged durlnk

IDNEYS

, bodied in a deed of trust with the Trustee Bank net-

w“ 5001115" AWAY |:51']1‘:l1l wortliijtliiiiulsimvis or lizlllilmii. in; inrtuit- lnvestofis. That is one very iniiiorinnt

_ ‘w l ci lllt us iccn sent. o e safety ewtnre o’ t e New England Investment Trust I'm“ Appnegfiregnmplewly ‘hunk. was in n filing i-tiliini-t Iii llu —the collateral Trustee Bank.

fter taking a few boxes oi Dr.

r. Hamilton's Pilaf-A. S. Grey. These mild yet active pills contain i

IVCIGHUIQ PQQUTIuVOS, I\l¢h ll m“!- - n, is; i111‘!!! II

fink;iiiniiiiéii"*éti.ioiiunit.

QIXANIXDIANTFTINAINCIEILQ

_\~<-iir. iintclit-s, saiys lic Qiclioves llll‘ 111 iily; a1 llllillllvi‘ of l‘lll111l'l'll wi-ri- iiiii _ d thc- Lilli‘. ilit ('1ili1|lt'|'. n now iriiilci" exists. to re-l rit-riiii in lhc lloslon ranks. evcn- nut iiriv ll‘ lli1l11‘1'5- , " ri-ivt‘ n moment later. rt |11$101-$1101{ oil ilie count in the second ]It‘|‘lIlll. tie doiibifl S11‘ 1‘1<1\'1'=I1‘11 10111 11 11"11'1"<11 3111K. 1111‘ children wcie cn-ni- 1 v {don iiriivspupei" reporter. "that there I1Z-l'('tl rcziilzirl_i' tliiounh the suin- Boston - \Vlil|tll'.1‘_ goal; Shorrnlurc many |1P11l11c “'11” 11011141 11k" 1“ "w"- |,-|.,.,|,__rk.k_.,,,,,_ gcl, somi- inside lnfornizititm about did vi-iflv much lictici" than illtist- on Wlllg-‘il 1111111)’ itW-iiiior. lltirbcris, Gordon. (‘lappi-i". 11 1'11 11111214115 (1111 01 11119- ' .<‘l ulioru, Clark, Laudeiz, Gaynor. “\\'111‘11 1 "111 111 11101131 “"11 hm“ 111050 lilg transactions on I olivriy-i 131110890 —i1111'11111ci', coal; Wont boll the door downstairs in case 'i\I>l'l.1l, 'l‘r.ii>i1.tlci‘enc.c; Fraser. oeli- 01' 1112" 01191111951 ‘"14 1 1111"“ " 1mm] Irv: .\li-i\'u_v. 1l‘W1ll. wings; ’I‘iiyloi-_ llllllllllll‘ of ilioin. should send aloni; lil'llWIl_ lluiieiiuy. Was- 11 111111! 111 411111611 111i‘- .out tit‘ the flat, 110N171" r. l cannot 1115i.‘ tho brill." Sir Edward suid he iiiil ii:it think tho persons who nun-red

ll~‘leiiiming. the well-known drivcr “mm l'"'vwhmw'

Wgund trainer. has decided to winter ""“"'““"-v

"and 4 number of his own cam. gone ihrtiugh very thoroughly and paiuners. he will have the string of W"‘.1'c left 1.V11li-{ nlioui,

Phil Abbott. of Portland. including dczitli iiiny result. from paring (itlrliib 31m. my gm; 34; ' i l _ _ , , ‘ ' h infected knife. nick, so (mind a number of others. It is uiid- cm iy iii thi» lllllt‘ us it‘ lilt h‘ll' ‘1“‘~""'“‘1 111"" 1M1‘ 1" "MM "Mmiwnh n Q erswod that several other owners l1l.w‘r1Ililll-*il‘l‘\'ll|ll liouic. If afflicted Wll.ll;\l’lll send their stables to him.

Sir liiiiwziivl wiis llll‘. first to illo- Major M03311, cover Iii! 1lill‘l-!llll'_\'.

l u-zis on his wily to tl iinrty when hi‘ Junk-oi iii at iflusli £11 tllc window ofihfl sittlili; lrtniiii Jtlltl found the trout door op

mist be divorced 1111111" <11'i:1=1-'=

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