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of all It re- W his worst `JANUARY 19. 1905. Treat the iaarnacles with an iron hand by voting for Thoqxpson and McCosh. ' -Mr. A.A B. Thomp- {son. will be present at as many of ithe above meetings as possible andj wrddressutihe elexctiors in person. ` ` , /' OOOOOCOCCOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO 0000OOOOOOOOOOOOUOOOOOOCOO 1 : 20_OOO00090000O00000OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQOOOOOQOOOOOOO Edenyale,-` 21st. with D Quinlan.` W. A. Boys and A. 0; Garden as `speakers; A v 'I'\,_I_A__,, (\I\_.I '9 "liimeszng hall. 23rd. with D;-.,Pa1'1- ing.- W. A. Boys and G. A. Raden-. % burst as speakers.- FITI..- --_.)!J_L_' 11', A PI 11- -A .,Eight, T to `five. was view; Har- ; borfs score here Friday night again _ st`.tt`he home team -in an'interme_Id:-oi iate -0.'.H. match. The score does not .,i n_1i6a'te .the_ relative etlfength of the two teams. ~;Ba13rie had thebest? of the play if anything; and was su`perior.to.`:their opponents except in the matter of condition. The first tgoaliwas" scored by Barrie and the goals stood .-two to two alt` half time. _In the second half Barrie made the `first tally. ibut rtnhe visitors then scored five in succession. W. W. Muir `of Toronto gave excellent satin- tacti-on as referee. The teams were as follows: ' Craighurst. 21st. Joint meeting.` with Haughton Lennox. -M. P., Dr. falling and G. A. Radenhurst as speakers. Il'!)`I__-...'_.L l\..A__.._ 1"I ,II (11,; | New Lowell. 19t(h;\Erith J. S. Duff", and H. H. Strut-hy. K. _C.. .as speakers. Vigo, 20th. with Haugnhton Lennox 1M. P. ahd D. Quinlan~as Speakers. r1-!_..9_ _-L__I 1 _ _ . _ -_ InnL1. _,_-LL 1"... 'c;;.%~s2Em3'.{1 :3{{;;f72oI..23'?t1?":3Z \Williams and W. 4. Boys as speak- ! CF31 Zfihuust. _ Orange Hall. 21st._ with D. Quinlan and W.- A. Boys as speak.- -`. --._v_-- Dalston. 23rd. Joint meeting with 'Haug'htLon Lennox. M- P.. Dr. Pall- ing. and ~G.T A. Radenhurst as speak- ` Barrie (5)j-Thom2is. goal: MoDon-. ald, point; iW~ill'iams, -cover point: Martin. Caldwelh,Grasett and Vair. ,'1:omvards. _ A `Victoria Hvanr-bor (8)--Regan. goal: Tcorbeau. point: Goodwin; cover point: Switzer. Good, Drollett. and Gorbeau. foxjw-ards. ` `vmromg azfaoa v. au~_.sm.? 'I`lxom1$son;s Meetings. V Inpno doubt what wasan inspired. article, . the Gazette of last week` called attention to Mr. C_. E. Hewson s attitude as an Independent" candidate. THE. ADVANCE has no particular use for either Mr. Hewson or his so-called Independence," but it has been lookinglately for a`clean-cut example of political `hypocrite, and it is in this latter quality tha-Lhwe present him to the public. A Wolf in Sheep's Clothing. HOCKEY; Fift_y"Y_'e_%a 1-. of Wgdded Life. The drawing room and dining room ` were -prettilir decorated Mfaitih plants and -cut iowera. the numerous and vaul-able, presents displayed in the reception -room `testifying to the. love Ym~anifest'e,d `towards the happy old couple. ` `ll'.."I ___- _A__,-n___.__ -;_'1-'_.L n [5 Col. Beloher, was again` elected {Mayor of` S'ou'thnm%pton. A . ' `E:-Aldermen` and Mrs.` D. Lewis f entertained a large num'ber`9f rela_.- ~ tiyes at Hazelhrolme, on Monday. the hippy -occasion 7being- their Golden Weddng day. Of_ their large fam- ily -of ten dhildren .four sons gatnd five daughters -are still living. all of whom_ and the grandchildren were present. excepting two sons. F. B. and T. W .of `Indian Head. N.W.T. Mr.'Lewia was born o'n'Lot 6. con. I 2. York `township. near `Toronto. 1 His atlherwvaxs a native of'(Merth yr- 1 Tydvil in <`.Gla'.mo'rg*anshire. Walles, while his mother came from Dundee. Scotland. Wlhen three years. old Mr. Lewis parents moved to Cookstown w1iere.he`1iv*ed 'for,t.he next sixty-_ six years. Retiring ffroxn active bus- iness U'he' moved tno Barrie in 1893.` .He_ will (be eighty years old next month. and will havebeen a resi- dent of Bimcoe county 77 years next 1st of March . He is the eldest son of the family. His fbnothers `have al predeceased him but Rev. J. Pitt Lewis of Grace `church. Toronto, and T. L. L. Lewis of Winnipeg. `both of whom were with Mrnand Mrs. Lewis Ion Monday. - II`..- I'-,, , 'I,,A,_ '__ `I'._.,'l,,_j 5 The. reaming day, a day {of swift and certain judg-` *ment--%-Jany. 25th. Mrs._ Lewis was born in Ireland- `in 1836 pan_dn'oame to Canada; when seven "years `of age. The sea voy- `age occupied nearly seven weeks. ` The remaind-er wot mhe journey was accomplished `by ake-`boat and stage, ` railways being `then unknown in this loountry. Her home was in Barrie fnom thzitv `time until her marriage, Jan.'15, 1855; She. alsoplms only etwno `brothers living, Mr. -Andrew Thompson. Thornton, who, with Mrs. Thompson was present, and Henry Thompson of London. ,Ontar3o. Among the guests wege several ne- phews and_ nieces. e'71'~1I ee-nipany perted after wishing Mr. and M"rs. Leis many more hap- py years -of married life. and contin- .ued` good health and prosperity. Le '7 ";Hon.j0hhrle's Drury, 0ntario`s_Eair- -st` Minister` of Agriculture. and Sher- 3iff_`of,'t-he Countyjofhsimcoe since f, 18945 died at 4-his `home. Kenilwortzh `_.;.yLodge. on Thursday night. For sew -Q eral-Wmiontths he. had -been ixrfailing '-health` but ,wa.s `able to `attend at hiswoffioe tillabout two weeks ago when he grew suddenly worse. and iihis ;dea`th swas {hourly expected. On Thursday he -.was much better and -able tuq be up. but it was only a _,,brie'f~V rally `before {the end; He "was `twice .married. and leaves a widow, three daughters and one _ son; Mr. Drury was a son of Rich. gard Drury. a native of Warwick . -shire. H England, who came `to Can- _ada `in _1819. .and was one of the _ first settlersin the county of Sim- _ 1:00. He was born near Barrie sixty- _ `one years ago. .and was educated in ` ,tthe pub!-ic and hli-gih schools here. , He was for years Reeve of the town- I ship of pOro._a membe-r of the Coun- ; soil of pAgri`culture and Arts Associa, tion of Ontario. and a director of` I the -Qntario Fruit Growers Associa.-- . tion. ' At t-he general election for irthe House of Commons in 1882, he ;]was an unsuccessful candidate afar; _ 'NortIh Simcoe. but in October ot the same year -he was elected to the Legislature for East Simcoe and held the. seat until his (defeat at the _V general elections in 1890. Mr. Drury was a ~practica_l farmer. having- a; : tine property at Crown Hill. Men ofAblityi:i the ` % . Conservative Ranksf` (Tor-onto News.) , An eager desire to knzmv the names i of "Mr. VV-'hitney s colleagues in ai Ministry seemsto be hardly consis- tent with a confident prediction that Mr. W'hitney will be defeated. It is not incumbent on_ Mr. Whitney to give the names -L. of his colleagues till he accepts the task of forminga Ministry. All that is necessary to be known isthat the ranks of" his supporters contain men` of sufficient I ability to form a Ministry. This is not denied by any but the wildest .pa`rtisans. /Sensible Liberals would hardly like to see their party made ridiculous by the claim that it mon- opiolises all the -integrity and cap- y.a9ity.e.in the-Province. We have -heard some 'of the wild men ot_ the natty; declaring that Mr. Ross lhar_lfmateri~al -enough .-for two or `.thi'_ee Cabinets better than any that Mr. Wlhitney could form. But the "{re_een_td_h`anges -in the Ministry hard- 1_y" `(agar `; out this-_view. The new Minis- V tas_;:a;ee;men `Of average ability. just thief:-\_eei` might have "been _ohos-_-- " H11?o_\vri1I8;":~tl!;` names of all the 5 1';1i 9.v_r.';I',egislii7tur'es `into: aw ingwue t1u:eej>~ by J} i;.%IHhe+ Province has a pole- %iti9lv,;9.n!inV it will break The funeral which taookplao? on Sunday was :one of the largest ever seen; here. -.Rev.oJ. J. Redditt cone] `ducted a family service at the house after which Bev..Dr. McLeod assist- ed in the negular oofficiation. The interment was at Cnown Hill where Rev, R. B. Fra.-lic'k preianhed a "mem- orial A sermon `in {the ` Methodist dhprch. Among the near relatives "present were -two Ibrotzhlers of de- `ceased, and `Mr. D. Williams of Ham-.. ilt-on, a nep(hew.by marriage. The following acted '-as pull-bearers` at the house: Judge Ard'agh.I H. H. Lstrathy} K. C., J. R. Cotter, J. J. ~r\1I -__.--.J, .\IV\rvv\' v rdwn. G:-'Bz:l-1' z`1l1'1d"}eo. l\I(`);1k:1'1:1x`;. --..-...--w-.. vovuoovll V`! A full line of all their goods will be kept on hand as loweau prices. _ A Alaoa full line of the following :--Fur Coats. Robes, Blankets, Whips. Harness and Harness Supplies. Sewing Machluen, Peter Hamih.o_n_ Ewrm Implements and Re I.irs,, The Bissell Disc Harrow and Steel Ru er_._' :'n full-A nnrltunm ......I ...III ..I-l:__-._ .__. ___.- r-\r`a\r-vJ uv ysvvvsa .J.l.lLlc To` those who remember the old Legislature and the group of men who surrounded Sir Oliver Mowat in the` Front street Parliament build- ings, Hon. Chas.` Drury ._s death will come as something of a shock. A gsturdy. rugged-faced farmer, who in {his accent gave trace of his English Iancestry, iMr. Drury was a man who {was greatly liked by the rank and [file -of t'he_Li~bera.l' party of that time. He reserved his speeches for subjects that he had thoroughly mas tered. and no man had a better `grasp -of the practical questions af- lecting the farmer. 'I`.he.late eig:h- ties and the .early nineties were troublous times for t-he farmers of Ontario. The changes in the Amer ican tariff had cut off the market for the (barley crop that was one of the great staples. Mr. Drury did much t-owarddirecting the thoughts of this 'fel1nosw"farmers towards the search for -new markets, and un- doubtedly to his influence is due in no small" measure the general turn- ing towards the British market as in the long run the `best for the farmers of Ontario. He was a for- cib1e,speaker and sdnove home his points with sledge-hammer `blows of the fist and the -gesture of the natural orator. It has been said that his technical knowledge of the farm and. of farming was unrival- led. C I H AS cxossx-:1) THE BAIL! Data on Axmgggmazsu-4 DEURY. A` The honest voters of centre Sim- ooe demand to know why Mr. Hew- son is having his campaign run (or him by outsiders. They want to know also what Duncan Marshall is doing in theifiiding. By the way is this the same Duncan vMarshal[ who worked in.North York in the (bye-elation of 1903 along with W. J. Robinson. zrpreviously reported oorrnptionist? ' There is good ground for believing that the Grit "maVc\hine is operat- ing in this riding. Sunnidnle appears to be its present sphere.of`influen~ me with headquarters at Stayner. VVe hope the electors of Centre Sim- one will be on their guard against this invasion of outsiders. Eternal vigilance is the price of safety. A. sharp lookout will. go a long way -towards checking the operations of the smooth workers. J If the Ross Government has a sun- plus of $3,700,000 why does it not stop robbing the municipalities and squandering our timbeur limits. There has `been no -repentance and ~there_will be no reform without 21 change of Government. Vote for Thompson. Duff. Little and Mccosh. ` Grand Rally at . Brentwood. E A very successful meeting in the 5. interests of Mr. A. B. Thbmpaon was . hold at -Brentwood on Friday night. the school` house being crowded to the. doors. ` Mr. Riobert Lough:-in. township.` councillor. fi1ied,the' chair ;nos_t:fa`ocepfably. 'Exit.hi1sii'qm rose ;;to`t:he` highest pitah.A'and-`the a.t;l.jen- A gut: lllwll LJIUU IIILITOW We take orders andwlll delwer promptlv all kinds of Hard ma Soft Wood. Lumbr andShiuales. ' . D.......,.|___ AL, ,\ V There were many honest man at" the white washing convention. and they were honest in voting for the purity resolution/s. {but they never `expected Duncan Marshall to-be cho- }sen to carry them out in the Sim- ` --n~ 1 Mr. Hcwson claizns to be indepen- :,dent.-" Independent of what I. v - O OOOOQOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO ( s The ._Liberal Conservative -party confidently appeals to `the electorate at this time in the history of the Prov- `incein the firm belief that the great heart of the people is with it in the determina- tion to place in power men -untainted by such debased associations as have brought the fair name of Ontario into undeserved disrepute. -. *-`It. `has -been urltruthtully -stated that Mr. \V.hitney: and -his `followers are unable to or ;have_fai1ed to. enunciate a denite policy. No- state- ment csould be farther from the truth. On the contrary Mr. Whitney e policy is well defined with regard to the ollowlng among other mat- ters: , lst. -- The appointment of an advisory council from a- mong the expert education- ists of the Province. 2nd. - T-he administration of the liquor law free from political influence. 3rd. ---;The reservation of the timber. (except pine) for the settler. 4th. - A secret ballot for the protection of the voter. 5th. -- Breaking up of the S.ch`ooltBoo'k Monopoly. u`-L Y---" 7` 7t_h. - Punlic nwnership of revenue bearing` `franchises for the benefit of the Prov- since. 8t-h. - Branch Agricultural- Colleges. - Proper labor leg- islation for the settlement of disputes. 111` "' --- Encouragement of systems of sewerage in towns. and` villages. 1nJ.1_ 1'` ~- 12-t-h.~ - Railway taxation with the right of municipal- ities to a large _share of the atzixes. V v- o-.v--vllilll 0 .6th. - Localization of Min- ing -of-fices. ` 9thj Better inspection of `factories. and labelling of pri son made goods as .prison wanna`:- 3150 PERVANNUM IN A.nvA2zan ._ anmmrcorms nvn: onrrs PoliticalWNotes. Having purchased the business of D. Bunker, V we nra NOW 'l1rn.`.mar.' Inn. unnrmq ` fiuccesaors to D. Bunikex-*,oppoaiI:e the Queen s` Brick house adioiniqg Collegiate Institute. 1: I-o.m1a; modern conveniences; stable: 2 acres `of land; rent slj per month. Apply to STRATHY & ESTEN. Barristers. Barrie, ' 5:-t 8 'a`c'rI 3 but . n. run 0 `I u-HIIIOIJII 3 : Phone 33. Office. Yard and Mill. John St. A--_A_-A__A _ , ~ Thenmsafjjaangi 60.; qualities as a. skin food. - It strength? old Cream `soothes and heals the skin and also `possesses .ra!.`e gas the tiny underlyiu y1l18.0!:3. assists in the*process o repl&c1.11g}. Old. dead cuticle: with _h93m_1,)7f tissue and builds up.4&1nefv,cfJ[tl)J~ plexion, gwmg itvthe and softness . which oeveryge` admires, t 15 `anaf.25ja STRU G EXPERIENCED COUNTRY GIRL as general servant. Small famgy. No children. Good w es, references; rite H. W.`J ,7? Homcwo Avon Toronto. 3-! U11'x'1VV11'I(1Vl`Jl1 n.A1uWA! UUM-. I H11`: 1 pany will apply to the Parliament of Cana- da, at its next session. for the psssin of an Act authorizing it to purchase .01-`lama gamete with the Ottawa River Railway Comtimny (On- tario), and other railway lines. to bull "branches from the most convenient points on the main line from Ste. Genevieve. 'lerrebone. St. Thom- as and Radnor Mine Ontario. and to extend the time for the com letion of the main line and branches. Clan Wilkinson, Secretary. Mon- treal. 20th December, 1901. * 2-6 uwuuu u; we uuuwuuluurs OI me uarne UH!`- ling an Athletic Ciub. Limited, will be held at the secretary's office. in the Town of Barrie on WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 25:11. 190.5. at o'clock p.m.. for the purpose of reeelving the report_of the Directors for the past year. elect- ing_ Durectors for the ensuin gear and trans- actmg such other business 0 t e `Company as may be expediept. _ ` Dated at Barne JanuaryD!)(t)l1:I.-A!)% RO_`s . . T . _ D _ 2~3 . Secretary. carriage and Butter snownoous We have a large amount of Private Funds to land 4} and 5 per cent. on the eecnrity of cod farm _ Mortgages. McCART HY. BOYS 8: URCHL SON Dunlop Street Barrie. . T . ----.- --n_-v._ _. . A o Q H I 5 I H U u tlull \1l.IWlI|vJ0 - ` - oo- u seif rately - 0 DUI - -1-4 . V ' ' _ 9O_O6OOOOO_OOO `A A Peeess w. 1). MonTpN.%Mmger.: ;"|:a:l.dent ~ Ana`:-:7.-u7'l'1-'Jn;a'Jg-f I Vice-PresldenI. ` Hon. Johovshnrvlo Gon l.Maua.or G. II. llulloilr. ' BARBIE BRANCH . A` general Banking Business oo'nductad.' Drafts issued on all parts of the world. Do- * posits received and interest allowed at`h_lgh- eat rate. - T - - 4 n I \ HE 0'l"l`AW'A -RIVER RAILWAY COM-. willfapply` tlge An at he nnv. nnnn nn nu than nasal-gm Al 4... NOTICE is -uherby given that the annual meeting of the shareholders of the Barrie Cur- limv an ;\t.hlm*.ir-. (`.inh_ Limlnul ..urIII kn knhl ~ Capital - UIIIVII tuna!!! VI vIuuguu-uu Es'I'.A'.':B'J:..:s_E:E:D ` '186'5`j ,- '$2!5..ovo.o.' Rest = * s1.ooo.ooo :++++++++++++1 I A 1 ----- --nu:-an u---nu--:4 WANTED--A ood nervalbserw - to MRS. P RBI T. Barrie. -- --v s-ca "\l` uunvvu IIIU7 UUDIIIVUU `ll 1): DUDKOI, we are NOW THE SELLING AGENTS A for the NE W BARBIE CARRIAGE CO. A t._II u.,_ ,3 II -I I uu uuuuuwa. Remember the place HERRON 5 anions. .-__` `, !J_'-,5! N.9!`." -s7E?xrT14t{s; I A: `nary-.\' FLOUR TO BE. LET OR FOR SALE. Hard and Sofa. sawed ma Split ...THEA BARBIE... Choice Manitoba and Family Low prices. Best value: at _____---_: -- NEW Anvumus nnnnrs. All kinds. V `Best quality. . MONEY TO LOAN. NOTICE: . 0t ce-.-41'Dunlop St. Yzuhd--Foot of Mary St. nv. No 3' - "WHOLE n WEsLm' & Cuuzw, Proprietors. - ._ 9` VVVV v VVVVVYYYYYYY sT . lug; .CreamI p.5'iZT"_` `. ;l. : 11.1 It U05` `5630- at th siden let G v--- -----.-.. ouwnvn urn --v :Mrs.'N. Grose was in Toronto \lastA week `attending the funeral other sister Mrs.-AW. _' G. Henderson. Mrs. Henderson w-as aformer resident of Midland but has been living,in"'l\onr- onto for the past two years. nu... `LI .....!lL-.. lI'|!_.__._ 3.- .1,',-_ Mr. Geo. E. Garvin. who has been inspector for the Manufacturer's Insurance 00. Ifor some time, with headquarters in 'l\oronto. has been appointed state manager for the North American Life Insurance Co. for Illinois. with Chicago headquar- ters, at a much increased salary. This is another evidence of the ap-' preciation in which" Canadians, and particularly County of Simcoe boys." are held by _larg.e comp`anies'requ*ir- qniring men of good `business ca-pa`-T city at the head of ahe`ir_ `affairs. CLEARING... A salt of was Own a. Home and be Independent, - The Gnenv of Canada. _ Uaexcelled sdvumzee fat settlement. An :9- vestment not I I eculation. For attractive in write in . ALECK CONNOR & 'CO.. Weybum. Alum. or I`, ll DADTIIHERL ".nhnI Loan! Home aatxnrrin. 1'0!` RIIPRCIIVO UIVKIIIII WI !!! ID ' 00.. C. H. PARTRIDGE; Local Agent. Box 329.Batrie. 5:-gm-p ; "- ` or do The Bayne Hotel. I .-vv--v-`, v can The many friends of Sutherland Steele. an old Barrie nboy. Iwilvl `be pleased to hear of his promotion to the position of Assistant Manager of theolleotion Department at the` Head Office in Toronto of the Inter`- national `Harvester Company of Chi- cago. He will have charge of Out?` ario and Quebec. A colored man named George -King` was murdered at Winnipeg. - 8 Russian~Ca.1f Coats, color with Astrachml` Collar, regular $25.00 Coats. Sale Price $13.00 Ladies Furs. Coats, Scarfs Caperixies and Muffsat Cost % Now is the time to buy your . V I furs. ; . H12 Raccdon Coats No. 1', iegular $48.50 Coats, to be sold during K sale at ' . F .- . A. - .. 4. ---- -_- -...- ,_-- -_.... .,,-..-... I The Hamilton Times in describing the opening of Parliament contains the following": Miss Irene 'Dyment. Barrie, (de1$utante);'wore a lovely g-own of white liberty satin, inset with square medallions of `point 'd'Venice lace and applique in a.n'em- bnoidery of bow knots.` II'1L_ n A in n 11311 i 41; _ ,-nJ..u 8imm0ns&.l3o. -..-w -._ v u owurnq vaunvv uvavv Mr." 'I1homas -Parks of VVilliams- port. Pa.,b after a Long abnce of 36 years is'renewi.ng.old friendships in and around Barrie, `He is the` guest of his `brother Mr. Geo. 1-`rarks: Mr. Parks foug h"c at Ridgway in the Fenian Raid of '66. A --.' - R .W. Bro. E. `A. Wakefield bf Orilli-a. - D. D. G. M-... will-zpay an} official visit -to Kerr lodge tomorrmv Ievening. * `ll - 9 I T`! 1` - A 1` Mr. John B. Cafson of. Spokane. Wa.dhing'ton.- is visiting` with his bro- ; ther A. J. Carson. It isrsevehteenl yeuns since Mr.. Carson visited _here., v u-wwyov-upon urn. our 7 Va Ann.-no, r . Miss Daville of Aurora. 'ha,s-been stayi-ng with Mrs. `T. H. Redditt. ' . Mr. and Mrs. G."A..Fnord-of Win- nipeg are in `th-ownhvisiting f-rienfds. Mr. John Wm of Toronto. "is re- nowing aoqaintafnces . in` B_a1_'rie7and ? vioinity.. .`If_. ,1` l'I "lfA_.'..v__. `-31. L_, ,._ LL`, Mr. J. .0. `Morg$an"left townT this} week for a.t;hree mvohths` `holiday in } Southern Galiornia.._ A ` 1 ....., - .. -.'.--. . 1 . ------vJ -. up-wanna `"'n7c}'.'.;{a% Mrs. '..."'.I? OofiId' and son "of Buffalo. are visitingubhe lattexfsv parents at "Hazellmo1me._" } Mr. D. Williams `of Hamilton was in town attending the tune:-`a1 of his uncle. the late She:-if! Drury. I `III . __`.1 an-__ 1r rn_-__.L1__ -1 ; 17---, bly. 51 - -----v yo.-r -pwvv ---..v-- n. are @041 will`. mi? Mrs. M. C11-antlgr of New- ton Robinson spenta few_days.this1 wgek with Mr .and Mrs. J.- R. `Ham- 1!? rs an A `Ir . A: u u A - VVVVVVVVVVVVVQOUVVVV 0fPersonaIMome 7%! n `I QQQAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAa.A'AAA 3% nouoobobo Moon` I 3 30;! `W Miss 1sIKe. has`-been visitingfmiss Jessie McClain of Clover` :6ooo6oo6o ooogo: Nauru-wEs'r' rims. `There V` is: hardly anything more` re- treahing. thanjagcnp of good tea, our ` 'o6mbii;e btrengaith 5a'roma1a.1t(?. iavpg-. `. Eheye` tom .tne;r_fIu;uy.= `.11 :biWi1I%fr&iwrJ9'-t9iL%ihVivrfrbne4% A rAM9_us "I" EA onwvvu-`-3 - ,- Furriers % Stozfe c1oses_.at'6 o cl_ock._ mu; .m1fn|uis'rs -btjintntmj 9148: `cuzrr1ro2{sm_co"n um: run A nou1 mjon" or cmuia OUR clu-nuuon.