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Mr. and Mrs. Norman Lindsay and 2 daughter, of Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. " | Oswald Croxall, of Manchester, spent 2 Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, W. 8S. 8 | Croxall. %| A number from here attendad the 8 re-opening services at Uxbridge 2 United Church on Sunday. xX Master Albert Dyas, of Toronto, is 8 [holidaying with Mr. and Mrs. L. G. 8 | Brown. #| Mr. and Mrs. Frank O'Neill and % | daughter, of Toronto, were Sunday ¥ |guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter i! Palmer. : ORO QO Q RR RRR ROR OR OROROR ORO SWOE5585854888 458805838550 8088s Bass Buta Lalu u Bled Have your Furnace cleaned by Vacuum Machine. oo FURNACE CEMENTED -- $15.00 ESTIMATES FREE All kinds of house Kavetroughing' in stock, Place Your Orders Now! WITH THE United Plumbing & Heating, Per A. W. GILMOUR, PRINCE ALBERT 21 Mr, and Mrs. David Holman, of To- £5 ronto, spent the week-end with their # | aunts, the Misses Holman. i Mrs, W. Stabback is recovering from Plan illness which confined her to bed % [for a few days. Mrs. W. 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