The Lucknow Sentinel, 1927-11-03, Page 8oat
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AT WINGRAM
i-iereuth of
rlait. 'week, cOebratO thQ
„Stair/ of their Marriage:
_Tht.was -quite X gathering of their
ohAltisOn and •igrandchildren at their
ballast, It appeare that follelinei,
theh'Iltilage Me. and ws,,Homutb.
Ini.tde4.1,,hert belle:Yemen trip by
,1•000 404 et:!feesv;Piter,.. and
back, aid ik4eatainef the 'recent
eh:ration was, X , drlYe by 'a OemParr
Of the.2.yinitors, taking the old couple
• Alier" the Xaaie road . they
.had' travefled WheX.;„ thOY.'' ;WOOL'. 50.
• Yea4**', younger, 'to•Tee-si!ater, . and
.4ae-kt-; /*frt.,-and,Mrs.; floninth : have
for 30,yearit, ben f,ieoidonts. of
13`101YA1LIA/
6hotilei newspaper „ , PaPer is a„
• newspaper and no thought is given
to. .the ghats% •' That rule 40eX not
- 'apply when buying . house supplies.
• Tho best is then wanted, even, it it
Costa 'Mara.' Why thatild those homes
-not, be as4articu1ar ihmit the read-
• ing; nintter that Cornett into the fat*.
ily,' partionlarly .when the verY. best
'nen belied” at the setae price or less
than tlie,,inferier article. The Family
* Herald and Weekly star of Montreal
is the acknowledged best value in all
'Canada.: ,wondeifiil combina-
tion- ,Of..neWAPaPar And family magi-
Mee- and:a Arm journal without I. an.
equal on the 'Continent,' and -it ,Costs
no, itnoie than an Ordinary country
weekly—one-dollai a yew:. Seventra
o ears every week ofthe choicest
• reading for every member ' Of the
faMilit'at ai cost of less than two
...centaa week .should, interest every
home in Canada- No 'Wonder The
Family- 'Herald 'it'd. weakly , afar is
read by •,,million Canadians` each
'
ere -
at fi considered the largest
the Canadign6Rockiee
was taken by Miss A
daughter of Ernest Van.
ent' New York
_headed a" -hunting ..party
h. Selkirk district.''. :The. party
itin "north,41. Revelstoke. '
• . •
amount . of groin:, greatly in
^entire .production, of,,
hi'. the Year 1887,, -
Ade: were 'hauled •to
stsia Over Canadian Pacific lines -
onn'ila*, in, the west 'dining the
of October. Thin constitut-
' ed a ititoord haul of ;grain for this-
rallwei*.tekimvitny6. '
,
.Tlie-yareeend shipment of hersei.
Emilia was re -
=Cord g Louis
there
g''''000: ha* „that dur-
ingdied.',.
''thik,,Vassige:, The next 'ship-
ment expected to go forward In
Novenilber, and ,this ;the
totia anamber up, to 3,30k •
. G. N,,Torten, ex-M.P.-for Sweden,
teeently . left. for the 'Peace River
COurstry, in order to locate mutable
;tarot land for the establishing of a
Of Swedish -farmers,.
'srixt'alrelisid-ito be in ii' position to
isadartakel farming on an extensive
meal*. has ,nlready :Canvassed
: :Maxine aiSittite Southwestern States,
whkb heIinds ummitable.
. „
The Mew Canadian Pacific Relives.), '
elevator . at Midland has begun to
reeeivei,grain, :and Shortly all the
'cionstriiction. work will be ceniplete
and ano,departments of the plant in.
operation. •The opening of this ele-
vator narkstheextension of Cana-
dian Pacific enterprise to another
Port on the Great Lakes and a new
factor In ie.tabiing a greater
portion of the Canadian export grain
trade 'fee Canadian : porta.. • •
The largest, party, of major hogue
; baaaball? stars to Mint Moose. in
• New Brunswick entered the woods
for a .6 tvior-Weeks site)* lifter the
-World Series. The party _entered
at Clarendon the Canadian .Pa- .
• title Miiiri included
Bengough, Mark Koenig, F.ddie Col- i•
lins, Jot Bush, Sam .Joneso -Fred
Haman. , A' number .of newspaper
Writers .-and canieramen- were '
• ckbeed in the , party.
' The two new Canadian Pacific pas-
t. Mager ships, ',Mut:hese of Atholl""
Ind "Duchess of Bedford.," now be-
ing built for the St. Lawrence route
(LiverPool to Montreal); will he
.tWo of the finest vesiela aflost, ac-'
•• cording to plans and specifications.
Theirugross tonnage will 'register
• 20.000. They will be twin screw
with geared turbino They
• vein have ii'leingth Of 596 feet', a '
' breadth of 15 'feet and a, speed of
17% knot*: Both ships , haVe.
secOmmodation for 572 cabin, 488
tourist' third 'cistsi and ,508 third'
i.class passengers,. „
The Initlal consignment this year
of 'Canadian Apples ,for Great,'Bitit-;
sin MS .gone forward on ,the.,.C4inci-'
Tdiel'.Patific "Mentrese" froin
'they are 'conalinikt by
. the Fruit Branch of the :Dominion
Departneent of Agriculture from the
, of Ontario and etinflet Of
Mit, 'standard' boxes containiiig
about 4,000 apples to be Pat on ex-
'hibition At the Imperial Fruit She*
scheduled to be 'held at Manchester
.thls rnonth. Varieties -include
Golden Russet,. -,laciatosh, Spies,
Stark, Talman, Sweet,.
Wolf Itive4, Cren Pipptn and Bei -
'Oa -Ow **Me veasel are25
Of Vegetables Alio .tor. othi!
MVOS 10 Sg1ast4
. THE. 1.6,1,10.,Now,
TUVA§DAY, NOY-KMBEIt 3rd, 192I
SOW
ature's Rival
Gorsette_
We have the famois Natiire's
Omelette for you. They are built
for Comfort. Shaped, to the body,
.and the wide Elastic _webbing is a •
special' feature, Prices, ,
1 $5.00 down to. 98c.,
Aluminum Tea Kettles
Five quart sise; variet elep.igd aluminum 'kettle, „With self -looking. handle
'and' 'ebeniied, wood-grip.6 Usually- Sell it ,$1,,75.:,„ Get yours early.. During
these three ,Big Days: 'eaCh.' ' • - ." • ' " 119
, . • , ▪ .
. Reliable Bloorner a-stic
flighyjiercerized 34 -jack -elastic.. Has roue.; easy, stretch ,nnd Iots of
Ilfe Guariinfeed-washable,,in _either whiteQr ;Ialeek, During. Three Big
Days, '10 Yards, for. • 1. • • • • • • • •.• ; ; ' 25c
Men's Rayon Mufflers
"••
Just when„yee want theni,' and' at e big: saving in. price. A splendid,
silky Rayon Scarf They come in a splendid v.arietY.'„•4; cOlors. Regular,'
value $435. During 3 Bie Days, each . 89c
Set of 5 Splendid Mixing B0*.is .
•.
' This splendid assortmenteentains five hygienic' clear' glass bans in
. , •
sizes varying in capacity from ;.% pint to 4 pints. This seCis .regular
.• • • • • 69c
Sale pride 'during 3 Big Days, per set ........,........-...
eavy poi -e. WOO
Work Socks
Extra weight: and quality at
what you will recognize. as a low ,
price: Must really be seen to be
appreciated. During .3, Big Days,
paiv , 39c,
Pig:
Soap
Value
: Beauty Bath- Soap,, the same
Thig 4�zcdke-irdia-tOy. per,t.finied•
• ;in rose, and lilac./ ...Get your ,uSual ,
, . „ .• •• • .•
, monthly 'Supply.. Regular ,1.0c.•-••
. „
-Daring 3 Big, Days, eake.. , 5c.
. .
. .
.••••
adiet' C -oat
Our 'entire 'Stock sel1u regular up
to $20.50, gee's: ori this big sale' at
give.ayray fig\espont- pipes enly.
$11.95, j5., 19.50, 22.
Be sure to .take advantage of this big
coat': Offer,.
army Rubber Aprons
This 'apron 'ismade, from' S'plebdid q Iity drbe1 rubheri cut
ditiptilyboiand op,:edgeS,:at4 ernns in j ictj coors,-Itertey"
„'•be6 Reg i•elne';•40c: -4„During ,3 13igt. Dayk,'• each,
•OttiOlit• WiriltGloVes
.x.c.(!llept, • quality ,senifileaS,161).tted'Ik'Oel gleVes,wiCh tight tr1ted -wide
.rib Centel shades -1/4:01v • Are 'goad worrien'eNsizeS:, Dimino Thi"ek AiU; "
• • .
Leather 1Vjitt:
AbsCilutely wOrk• mitts for 'men. Magi.. with heievy h6rsehicie.faeo:
and split -horsehide back. Heavy wool lining with tight tittin,g' wooi. ribbed
end% Reg. price $1',00 pair, During' 3 Big Days, pair.... ....... 69c
-Handkerchiefs in'Tobacto Pouch
This tobacco pouch is Made of oiled silk Nvith long flap,' and co.ntains 3
riereg. go'od 'awn handkerchiefs With' hernstitched edges. • The kerchiefs a-.
tone' are 'worth Our 'special pric'e. During 3 Big Day's, per set. , •49c
Pure -
Linen Towelling
li,ng would be "big valtie if "sold at
4e During 3 fl ' Day's pe
r
yaArdll .p.u.r.e. linen, 22" wide in• fan
cy one -inch checks'. This towel-
, • • • • • • 29c,"
Children s/ \Knit,ted
Gloves)
Pure Wool Gloves of very fine •
—knit'andatrush•vvool-stylog
plain ;and fancy colored cuffs, pret-
ty shades, of Camel, Grey,••White,
Ole.. These are reg. 50c.• During
Big Days, per pitir 29c
Pure Wool
Botany Socks -
Kiddies Kiiitted Mitts Millinery Sale_St98
A splendid fine knit seek ata 'price'
• away „below' Ordin;fru. These are
*
shown in Fawn, Heather and Thistle
--Heather' mixtures: Reg. price -85e:'
Mad.e from 'strong fine yarns,, inbeyeeidi .doubt; _the
, -."' • •
pretty colors of. Camel, ,Grey, Card- groatest Offeting you,
. • ' . •bVer.. witnessed... Reg. 1;••;'4.95,
inal,and_ Brown.Elastic: knit, . and , _ _5 1.i95 t s•rightm
widebar
••_• an . _ • ' •-• • d• • • ' j/ • $'•/' " • --4;' d., Long riblie
,Dizring 3 Big Days, pair.... 49c ing C' Days, tqr oal.Y.'• • • 1.98'
"marim.„
Be sure to come and bring
a friend. Partake of the
'Splendid bargains. The val-
ues are supreme.
WHERE YOU
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--Striped -Flannelette
-is-a-strong-na -cloth
PP -
and you need lots of it for„the
' .
cold_days ahead..Shown. In spy...
• I 't • 131
ete• ' L
. g. Days, ya d. 14c
eta -,neet•,„ apes of, .
ilk -8/ -Wool --Hose.
The ladies apjeciate and ilt
4 • '''•••
th-• low i)rice we offer sucli a splendid
' quality iilc. & Wool -JIose, they sofe
are , exceptional. . Colors ' of , buff,
, .,., . • , . • ..., .
, greys, etc. - .1..turtr, .`,.s Btg, iiiiys, per •
59%;:pair' .. : . , .... • ....• ..... , ... . -
These are sub -standards:
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Women's White
Flannelitte Gowns
• • • •
Short -,sleeved style. .1* v-neelc. d
square. Cut -necks.:, Durinc, 3 Bzg
Days •-; ••• • • •'-"" • ; 69C
. • . •
Long•sleeved St;leq
Y
.1;yi fir 'fine, tiicking ....YOke, During 3
. DAY'S • 79c
•r.
LUCKNOW
ONTARIO
arillondooloolimor,
ASHF1EbD IJNITED CHURCH
:NOTES
• 41., little iteni in, a Soith Dakota
newspaper: written kip by a sarcastic
vicar of a parish", read, "Owing to
the. good condition of of' the. roads, :in
this locality, our regular •a-TeeklY wnr:.
ship 'Of Almighty God' Will he dis-
continued." . Well, though the run of
ohrleautiful Odober weather allures
'4Niay some Sunday inotorists we
haven't Much room to complain on„.
this Ashfield work respecting the
Sustaining of Weekly. wership. 'Each
of the churches showed, mere vacant"
seats on Sunday last than is good for:
the cause, but a goodly. .company
'gathered, considering sickness and
Crewe Anniversary, and of course.
iihese events have always 'right. of
*air in oar arrangements. •
The beys at the niid week meetings,
ere away in the majority 6' That'wes'
seen at Zion League last week and
Markedly so' at Hackett League.' M
the latter there .were eleven !Piling
nien_and_t3,Vo Young_ ladies A ifer
,older and married ones Completed the
ComPanY;' Isn't Is, a good.•sign wher
the boys are interested in a 'meeting
of this kind, and sustain it so welli!
The Quarterly : Communion servicr
for ali.the Churches is to be held at
•
the Zion Church next Sunday morn-
, _
ing. In the evening at 1:30' at the
Blake Church al'United: League' Ray
Service for the .three: congregations
is to be held. The printed. order of
serv,ice issued by the department of
Voting People's work of the United
Church is to, be used. 'Three 'shhrt
addresses bearing on Canada's., R.67'
ligions.plivileges and responsibilitlei.
are t� be given: A _ male • choruo
'drawn" from the three Leagues' is ;tc
lead the singing and givd ....specie/ -
numbers.' hnd there is to be an offer
in' for Missionary funds."'
. The prayers and sympathy of the.
whole Churdh is, with our WorthY •
stewaid an4 'treasurer of. ,I.Bl'alcer
Church, John Blake,, as he lies in hos.
pital in "Tamil on after .end rgo ne
a critical operatioe '
I.
'..Conipetition was %keen and the boys
worked hard to gain a 'place among
:the, top tea, qualifying for the trip.'
, In the ,rnOrnine'siX 'classes 'Were
:Irtd*ed and o al reasenS' giver' to the
judges. -The Cla.sses vta
of fall ,wheat; ciatS, apples,'•,.
potatoes and 13arred,.1tock hens. Ir
the afternoon -the boys judged' . ancli
gave oral reaSons, on five classps: ,
Live' Stoek-7-dairy. • 'settle at . Wm,
Lohlfs,_ heavy horses at: Lou Ander-
.Son's, beef cattle, ‘sheeff'.and ,swine. at
EPhriani . •
•The SuceesSful ten in ordely)f mer„
it Were •as ,f011ows, Possible. score
, •
950; Warren' ZUrbrie.g,, G,orrie, 734
Edwin ,Woed, •Blythi: • '733; .Eciivin
T,ohes, Seafbrth,' 7?0;. Arehi,
Sdatoi•th, 723; Robeit-', Archj.
'bald; ''Sehforth, 720, Delfklai ' Cain p -
bell Belgrave; , Walter Woods
Winghatn, 699; Keith 'Cardner, God
• 697;: -Graham Faili refiners-.
top, 695; Alex'. AlexandOr, Listowel. .
679
The •Ontario.,17epantrn(nt of Agri. •
'culture is, entertaining a tarty of aP-:
broXimately five hundred voting ferin•
ers from ail :sections of th4e Province
at ,the ReYal Winter rair;. Toronto:.
Nov 15tb. to 1.9tly inclusive.
The elaject,is to 'enable 'a, burnbei
rJjrJiyiuing nien....frave-each-cOun-
.ty.and distriet to .see the Royal Win
ter Fair and 'other, incidental feature
in the' hope .thatAheY'‘ Irony benefi'
from this educational ex,perience
that their own .work d their ,
communities may thereby; haVe thr
advantage of the inforptatien 'and, cp.,
thusiastn -which such an , oxperiene,,
eareiot fail to, giVe. '
.the projrarnnip vii1 in,lude,' a &nit
cif the City' and 'visits to :Union Stock
•
Yards, • Abattoirs', factories. -athei
,!Ari1rne3rcia1it concerns. and Public P't
r..ttutionS,--as'\ve,11-- as, a stecly o the.
'Greet ,Rokal Winter,Pair.
TRH!. TO ROYAL WYNTER ATfl
•- JUNIOR'. FA RMER' JuDGI,N
COMPETITION •
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•- The Jiinier Partner Jiitling;
Cbrn-
petition eondtketed by the .Ontario b,--
partment ,af °Agriculture was held le
,Clinton on Tuesday, October 25th.
Thirty.one 'young men Of • J/uron
County .between .the „ages of 40 -and:
23 etimpeted for the ftee trip to Hie
BOye) Winter retro Termite,
r.
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GODERJCH
,
• Alfred Paul �f 4,t. Marks,ivlio'eort7:
4004 a lititchel: 1111.%Ae61:111: thafteWO
and ,at 1irkoti, was'..hroimht -'1,10ter4
ilfareq(i wilh the theft 'or.ef,,,iht' hr2p.„0
.of cattle,: the 'property or rregI,ElIer,--
'ington of,,r,keter, ; on. or ,elertit the',
roary trittl qn.aki'stretev but
he was. net, •represented :fly counsel -he.
reservedhis plc, a on tiavirie .or.
• (- " . •
Crown. Attorney TIP:Imes; ITe was ad..
mitted.tothail ofIlil,000,„„to appear he -
fere the inegistra.te.ealle:veitiber 1st:,
LIKE TO SHOP.
See''the large assortment of
,
pretty, neyv dress .buckles '
and ornaments. The show-
ing iS: mast •,
that he, was. ready • t� pay for ,them.
He •seici ...he- used the cattle in
bUsifiess.
The arrest.Was theresult of a good
piece ef,worls by Pl'ovitypiar'Offiaer
1,Priteaidp, When the loss of, the cat-
tle,. -w.aS .reported , there w 'i io'chid
ft ' hi ch to trice theth,•:‘untii it
, learned that , 'ro. an• acconipaiiied
iy two gi Is had been .8een, driving .r
bunch' of eat*along th read :
r.iight about that time; .:A description
;of. this men...whs. ol,,tained; and .furthet,
.investigation' evectlecl 1h4 . feet thaf
Peathad two • milg denghters,., .anci
,an 'their' being h they ..ad-
mitted having:been with • their father
-ie tie) in clue 4ion ne
i,ouht, that Ile 112.d bought the, 'cattle
oz.:dtzi,a7y course.. of..: bilsihens‘
••T•hf,'• arr'c't follo•tved." • ';
• The cattle v ei•d on pasture landbe-i
longing in ..Ellerington: in . town-
.
shfe of Ifshort•te. A pectinar featt't,r
,the case is Ifint •Pa:',11 a'nd
-On have been • On Yery friendly, Feta..
tions. --Signal. ,•
' WhenMr. kig-or?,id,...Ecii..e.t,0-1617eiler of
Otter Creek Put, ditt 1i.s tfl1 t sig-
nifv that he was going ',c) \swing ,a-
.ro,und'7,iff'-'111§. OZ;a4.1d Cheviel, et
at the: West End bridge corner ' of
:Durham street about 10.30 on, Tues-
day Anorning,' John •pennell, of
Paisley, 1,Vho V/a0. 'motoring..inq town
oni, the' Wes' ai.led to ,5c.e the sig, ,
nal, with the re,si,tit :that shp crashee
into: the side of the Carrick car
imashing ' the running board nd
turnpling a,lender' on the latter bus
•fier own touring had the front
.'411-..C.I.'all)P.g04;.al.1.(1,P a iseeinnon_.in
inch •cases, each 81;a0ed to .i;larne the
.v)ther, foi thc Craill. • '
Genstahle, Fer?juson, who.was
followed ' the lady Up town and
isked her for her driver's petmity end
,•,.,11,1v.said she :Wes jtist• goihg, te.huy
e,rto, ChiefadvfrcJ., her' that'she' .rzas
i,06 Tate to AltVa in -01117. pip.
'asiced ,T,10,:.n.n70.)::eir La'18.0'
.after f6tifhlincy•
q:broUgh.'11.is' lett'er
navble to: rfrodor.,e the neiessary card;
Will' he-agiteti to '401ale ii ,ceurt Why.:
11V tOtlitir4 ,811‘01,v the pa8tehokitd as '
Orf,vicled,by 1aw1rirnes, .
Since they hegtn. broadeasti.no, the
(70Pre'et time nat ath-in. ;Ks' 'old
The accused admitted thAt ha hid "reliable watch is shoWing signs of
taken Six head of cattle and stated wavering;
, .
RUDDY. CANADIAN' APPLES „,,I,enn, R F 4 Wiarton; Ont.; 5', E'd-
FOR OVERSEAS , Collins, R.R. 2, Kincardine,
'"WhPt shaI1Iend the .folks in the
_
'Old Conatry,r• is a 'querir heard 0a'
the Christmas-kas,en .appreachqs,„ but
if the; average Canadian realiied'hOw
"much juicy, red apples. arc
'appreciated and enjc'wecl' by' peeple
eVerseas he "probleni 'would be .
iin
. .„ , . •
mediately selved. . •
• Canada's luticious rosy apples •arc
relished by, young and of ilike They
synilial13e ourbrilliant' filipshine and
warm surnzner days and 0 -icy do lot).
Christn="aiy •and cheerful .,..• Northern
Spicm R.edq 'Bal,dwinr
are the bet and thd most popular tr.
;,•arry your kind' thoughtand • geed
wishes vross• the Sera, and...standar('
"boxes...and .11Prre1s' Of ,; chf)ide hari
hand packed fruit, Gov-
ernment Insilected.' are prceurebleat
reasanahlefromank. grocerhtt'.
• .
.the shin.rent ...at'
silvote„ as the rn'ailing of a card.
The Panacliati National Railivays
will 'tl for 7,61,1r. app1e34 trans p r'
n't,t.dAdell;•er hy •riniek service tr
stjr;r1 iri (ret
an,1: cOuntrie•s. •
•• The. transnot•ttion • ehttr-ee ft••••n,•
llontr'ef-tc and UC!0C vi, te No'vem-.
-4•Tet--l5tit :try- froYeRattl-0,.:, and frel
•ifax'the'reaftor by direct stear,er tr.
ncint.;' ktt Pritain Ireland am?
fhe 1Tharthel.T.'"tirls is ,$1 10 ner.st en.
4 •
dird 119 7r.C. $6 90 per :standard bar-.
rel. including refrip-eration. , , •
,t'0r rates to 'Canadian • perts, thii
itates ., to Continental., stationii • an('
her narh Uiaj ', conSult aryk cana-
dian-National flxpres Agent:.
HOME GARDEN ESSAY WiNNERS.•
' COMPETITION
6
Hazel 'Watchorn,
9.1T.r.;27tria R.R.
,2 ElrewOodie Ont....:; 3, Wilma. F:Tuci
Barrow Bay,: -Ont.; • 4 •Mary Sock-
, ett, Hepworth, Ont,;; 57, Leona. White;
. •
T 'uo the co-qperatio,n of the
(-1hitimit4ee's special
t ate Cnn petwon was conducted.
this Year' alett?i 'tit'e Bruce Coun.
iv rowel, Garden GoMPOtition: tach
of the 1.Ati: ereitestantCtakingtrarcler
i,T;(1,nocIta;e1. was .mm1-flied vvith
soda frv
of g' ''Thy wits
;OM:* of, th'e donteitiants WIth Very.
beneficial. resolts. E04ys on the,
TheIrirs
6yitreltyl tI,c3nI the:.Chilean Nit
rate•tonunifiee Depart
;t1q)-ii of AA!) icultu)-e, The winners'ar'
f0110W.f3: • • 4:
'130Y.%."^41-: Al1013 Itad, 110••
Ont.:: 2, Iored:431enceive; ft. 'it; 1
Kincardine, Ont, 8, Athol Pardon',
Whitechurchi :Ont.; 4, tivestqy
tiolyrood:. Ont.; 6, IVierp.ni JohnstoPc.,
Lion's ' Head, Ont.; „7,1,; Wilda-
Corarn, Lion's Head, Ont.
: , , •
• Well,•tboSe who didn't .ge.t deepydt-
ed in' the great •war,can save their ttot
Ireceipis 'fo astonigb their grand-chil..t
debit.
.• ,•
arning To Users
All Radio .Receiving Sets
MUST be Licensd
PenaltY on suthmary conviction is a
fine
not eXececling .$5.800
'cense Fee .$1.00 per annum
teenses valid to 1st Mixch rray he ,obtained ,from $taff
Post Offices, ..riadio, Dealers., Radio" InspeCtOrs, 'Or frOni Radio Branch,'
' be partmont of It1arine and Fisheries, Ottawa. ,• •
A,;.:101,INSTO.N; Deputy Minister of, Marine and Fislie,les,
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