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AT •ASHFIELI V.F.
Three Women's Chiba of ..N00,11•.
Amen,: - Ali I>q Asbfiel f-S.tr ses.
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.chef Werk li tie^Part of Pro0anp,
.On Wednesday, October 210, Mrs:'
MacICetizie ,eptertainel the
ladies of the Ashfield. Union'U'F.W
0., at 'Iter home:: The attendance _Was
good and the'. president • WOO :able to
bring many points 'Of ' interest to , the
AWW'Icn Arises. From
Motolr ,Accident.
A ease of local interest is slated
for hearing -at the Fall•Assize$ which
openeii'this .week at .Walkerton, with
Mr: Justice. Wright presiding. We 'go
to .press to. soon to report the out -
Mae.
..The action; seeking ..damages from,
Mr, Duncan •'McConnell,.. 3.0d:
arises from: a motor accident which
occurred on November '12th, '193.(0,' on
Previtieial Highway No,: 4, abopt one
mile south of 'T.ees` titer.. Four women
end 'one man 'were injured, not ser-
ioundy, so. it appeared , at the time.
Mrs.. Jean Donahue,•' of Teeswater,'
one of.,;these, died -a few weeks ;after
the accident: Next week, Thos.. 'Birk=
land, executor .of the estate of. Mrs.
Donal'hue, aid 1Irs • -"Annie, Babb, who•.
was intpli:cated y an. the misbap, 'and'
her. .husband,• Moses . T. Babb, ;..are
seeking .to,: recover damage§ trona.
Duncan M'cCennell, -'driver : of " the, ear
which collided withTthe auto oc iipi -
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i_aii244.i a'lity More
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s Store News
Special. � .ecial. g
Showin� Of
P
NEW COATS
In Woinen's Sizes
36 38, -.-40, and uo ,
BLACK -BROWN. and NAVY,
In Fine CHONGA, BOJRLE,
BMX& WEAVES and,,the
Popular' WOOL_ CREPES
All `are Smartly -Trimmed
with, Beautiful„ Fur.' Seth..
X18.50.- 24.-29.50 to 45.
FUR •COATS -'•
Thg.Finest..Skins.:aat Close
Prices Than :in. Many Sea*
sons:
HUDSON ;SEAL -MUSKRAT
and ,FRENCH SEALS
. °:Oo -;$149;00225:00
to $300.00 •
Be SureL-•to• See.. Them; No►v. ,
KI•NUBRO`•S.
WINGHAM
URCH - NOTES-
United
O 'tS
program a muatc . andreadings was
given by several :of those , Present.
The :roll 'call . was answered' by nate-
ins 'our favoriite�,. vegetable; •
A� special ' attire- of tins occasion.
.Was. the very, `•able and;instiuctivv
address :given.. by Mr`s:' O Anderson,
the riding director • of the , U.F W.;a
who emphasized the •". fact 'that the.
love of one's country, is the basis'
° s "":' Inher I, adds ss
of• good:tcitizet� hp, , � a �. ,
Anderson"- iemiiided
are"but three farm women's' clubs in
= e4farn--and_ti ale are ` h-
fielck, These cl, oris „the sneaker statedi
have, a splendid opportunity , for
educating Our, women along many
lines and especially in ' the intelligent
use' of their vote, thus -helping, -to
secure the bet •results,' in•, the .gov-
ment• --of-Lour . ' :country. Continuing.,_
Mrs. Anderson: also 'stated. 'that re-
lief: work through our Clubs was's
worllhr part of he Organizations.
program. In. conclusion ' she • , recom-
mended that asmany of •' the mem-.
hers as possible -should- .attend_ Alp_
P
riding g.c iventlion to. be held in Wing-.
ham,, Oct. 29th, where Mr. 4moe., and
Mrs. ' Guyett • will address : both the
day and.: evening 'sessions.
The. annual ,meeting ` of our ' Club'
and the election of officers :wili ' 'be
held at the '.iibme of the president,
Mrs: N. J..MacKenzie, November 18:.
After-singing-the-National-Antkem-
a good lunch', was served. •
United Church Anniversary ,,,•
Anniiversary: services will, be .held•.
on Sunday, November • 1st, ' at
11 • :A.M, and 7„ P.M- Rev.' Mr. Scho-
field of ' Walkerton will preach ' and
special music will ' be rendered•bs"'
_the choir.
St. Peter's .Church- .
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Appropriate; services' in keeping
With Children';s and.p'amily�`lt, ay, •were
observed in St. Peter's ' church •oir
Sunday, when the rector, Rev. ' E. 0.,
Gallagher 'delivered inspiring . 'ad-
dresses. " s
St. Peter's A.Y.P.A. '
Several carloads from St,' Peter's
motored to. Paramount' ori,
Tuesday . night, where''they -• enter --
tamed :members of the Ripley 'society,
at a Hollowe'en' Party."xn the `Pars
Mount Hall. ' 'Some sixty Members
en'oyed - 'immensely the.. Hallaweten,
hilarity which- -consisted of. games,
contests, g'"host'`s'ories;-, e°te Refresh=
;•stents . concluded a very' enjoyable
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evening's ' entertainment.
tten' . e iociehan Conference
'Rev. ,X. U. and Mrs. . Gallagher,
.Melvin.. Johnston.' and,, Misses Ethel
Martin and I•?., Cooke, represented St,
Peter's 'A.Y P A. :at. the Inauguration'
'£ 'the first Diocesan ,Conference Of
the. Anglican Young 'People's Assoc-,
iation in the Diocese of. Huron, held
TROPHY: WINNERS
• AT SCHOOL FAIRS
The ; following : is a list' of, troph y.
and.'bootc' winners 'at the neighboring
township school fairs • 'as _supplied by
• Mr., ' Fred Fo syth.
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Special toy S'tur.day,.
WE ARE OFFERING , SEVERAL L.,.INES IN WOMEN'S FINE:
'SHOES, AND •GOIRL'S SCHOOL SHOES, AT Si'ECIAL NEW
1,07W PRICES. '• ' • .
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' WOMEN'S RAT.. 1STRAP SLIPPER, LIZARDTRIM,TRIM,Hii t;h
ili .. Covered, Heel, SPECIAL- . +., ....,:...... ..... $2,85'
M WOMEN'S KID 'TIE ON E. LAST, CUBAN HEEL. ' A Mee
1 hoe"'SPECIAL' '• .,..,. • 29
Stylish S. ..
WRVS PAT. STRAP,, IklEDIUM HEEL IN PAT and CALF
LEATHERS. SPECIAL $2.95
ENJOY THE''eoi .EVENIN.Q AROUND ;•THE ,FIRE: BY
WEARING A' 'AIR ::OF HOUSE SLI` ,PERS WA,. I• AVE. A
'VERY' FINE S,ELECTI.ON TO • CHOOSE FROM:
PRICES From 40c., to - $1,50 ..
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RUBBERS
OUR PRICES ON RIJBBERS'ARF THE yggy LOWEST ,FOR
,ftIRST. QUALITY WI
RUBBERS: E ;AVE..g•cOO'DRICH A.NR
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DO�INTOI� AND GHARA N SATISFA(:'TION.
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In,', each School,, Pair the scholar .'n St.. James .Church, Stratford, ' on
winningthe highest number . of points ll'riday, ; October 23rd. Thisconfer
_.4 me silver encs drew a• larger, attendance of
trophy . donated by. the. T.
warded the an so. ,Eaton Co: enthusasticVdelegates, who listened
ooks donated_by the same tympany to an impressive sermon delivered by.
-----irte-also-awarded to pupils- acoi Ing'-itev..--Canon C. E-„Jeakins,
.....eond and third., ,highest points, the the London: At '.a banquet 'which follow-
__ one winning second deceiving "Bele- ed, Dr.. $. B. McElheron, principal'
heur D Haberville” by P. Aubert'de of Wycliffe ' College . addressed the
gathering. •• '
.'resbyterian Guild
The meeting of the, Presbyterian
;wild on. Monday evening was in.
Wtiarge of the Missionary Com. After
,he opening Hymn. the ac_4....e les=•.
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by, the ,Teeswater-ladies. Alex, Mc
LIGHTNING DAb1ACE
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z_ la-Steveneon
H; Stevens, of-Teessvater,_are._named
also. as .defendants. Mr. Grant is act -
lug for, Mr. Kirkland ':and' Mr. and
Mrs: Babb, the . plaintiffs.' Mr. Klein,
will appear in the."interests
oess-
f M
rs. McConnell and .McLeod, and J. H.
"Marsh, . of •'Toronto, :is ;counsel for;
Mr. and Mrs. Stevens... '
MAFEKING
ST. HELENS
_ •Mr ,Walter McFariene of Bliuevale.
_4s a_ visitor, with _his sister, _ Mrs. Gor-
don McPherson.
The November /meeting _ of',' the
Women's. Institute :will be• held, al --
Mrs. Will
tMrs...Will Mc(`rostie's' on Thursday'
November ''5tH. Roll • ' Ca11= Sfories.
from Local History. Subject "Past,,
Present and Future,';' in charge, of
Miss -M G Rutherford:-' Hostesses=
Mrs... Cranston, Mrs.. R: J; WoodS7.
Mrs. Jas. ' Gaunt, „Messrs .Andrew
Ind` Earl Gaunt'' motored• to 'Welland'
;an Saturday, where, Miss= Lila.: Gaunt
'•lad undergone an -operation for 'ap-. Mrs. Donald McDonald and. daugF=
,iendicits' early that'day. Mrs.: Gaunt- ter May, Ulf St Helens, spent Sunday
renamed with ..Lila, ' who is, making. with the former's ' sister, :• Mrs. Ale;:
favorable 'progress .. Rintoul. . '
`Mrs: llicc) Martirc-and , daughtei, Mr. -acrd • Mrs.. Clark= -of Amherst=
Laurine andMiss . Mary Irwin of Kin- burg, visited last Thursday with
loss, were week=end ,visitors'' with . the latter's..,parents, Mr. , and Mrs. R.
Mr. WM.' Woods. Y. Carrick.',
Mrs. Cameron who has been -ill, Theplay which was put on in the
is improvitigl nicely. • ;Women's; IInstitute Halt here. last
Mrs.. W. J, Humphrey 'is spending Friday evening' by the.•Anglican
a Week with 'her sister, Mrs: Fox at' 'church. of Lucknow entitled "A Little.
Whitechurch. ' ' , , Clodhopper". was, a decided success,
Messrs. Lorne•Woods, Gordon Mc- 'when e-ik-bo'y enjoyed iTiemselves
.intyre, W.I. Miller and, Mrs. Gordon,' . Mr. ' and' Mrs. John Griffin . . •are
Miss M. -C. Rutherford and Mrs. Wal- spending a few' days at the home. of
-lace- Miller --were among•••• those-t,who,, herd brother,, .P_,gt:.
anitoeed-to- Stratford €or-the-P-assion 1VIr. and-Mrs.=David--Faxriei s•,
Play last week. . c; ' i few' days 'last week ' with their
• Mr. and Mrs, Whetham -and-little- -daughter; Mrs. John D, , Ross of
;on Reid of .Paisley were: recent vise Huron.`-
itors with. Mrs. R: J:1/4:Woods. , Mr. Price. Scott and Miss .Velma
The people of. this community :.are Scott,. Mrs. Murray,. Mr. • and Mrs.:
contributing 'fruit, vegetables, • etc., Johnston .Conn and, little daughter,'
towards .a car which is being=loaded. .Ruby, spent ' Sunday ati I Greenock,
at . Windham this week for Saskat- visiting. relatives. • •.•
:hewan relief. Mr.. 'and Mrs. James Laidlaw and
C-oai'meneing-n'ex't= Sunday_- morning sons, Messrs. • Kenneth:. and .Elroy,_
the hour' of 'service - in the United spent ' Sunday with ' Mrs: Laidlaw'e
Jhurck will be 11 o'clock sharp.. ' sister, Mrs. McBrien of Auburn, and
The Young People's Society of the also attended the Presbyterian church
United church. 'are extending an' in:
4itation to the community to their
Hallowe'en' Social to be held, in the.
church on Friday :.',"evening next
Please come In costume. Lunch will
consist of sanidWiches arid' pumpkin
pie.
._..-Miss_.-.Isohel Douglas of ' Lucknow,
spent the week -end with her friend,
Miss Dorothy' Curran:,
Miss Blanche McDougall of Luck -
now was the guest of Mins- Jean -
Anderson over, the week -end.
Mr.' and Mrs. Win. H. Johnston
of .Exeter are `visiting at the Bones
of 'Mr. and 'Mrs. Richard Johnston and
Mr. and : Mrs. Thomas Blake : thii
week. .
Garden' Club Winners. .,•
Our local teen. age boys are te.be
congratulated . on •their. ' success' as
;ardeners: In the Ashfield -Colborne
Township Home ,ands 'Garden 'Club
zaniest, ' organized . 'by the ' Huron
County representative,' Mr. Ian Mc-
Leod, five of the . seven prizes award -
id were' secured by Mafeking' boys:
Tom Anderson.,Jr, came first and
;eta a free trip to the Royal Winter.
Fair; Toronto; Elmer Johnston, '2nd:
Harold
Webster,
,
Clifford Blake ..
'
0th and Jim Curran. 7th. There were
;lateen gardens in' the contest and
these .were judged during the grow-
ing season as well as the -produce. ex-
.aibit.at_the::school
Quite a number• from "here .atten-
dedthe public : speaking ,:contest
which took place .in the auditorium
of the Clinton. Collegiate Institute,
Saturday afternoon. There . were
thirteen boys . and girls taking ' part,
ill of whom had won first ' place in
their ' local sehoolfair speaking 'con-
test. Gordon Anderson' was .the rep-
resentative from Ashfield school' fair.
the ''silver, cup (l).st .prize) donated
'ty Mr. George Spotton, M. P. of
Wingham, was Won by, little Miss
Aileen. Taylor of Gorrie: These con-
testtsare increasingly - popular -- as'
testified by the large and' ,enthus-
lastic audience in Clinton Collegiate
iaturday. '
err
Gaspe; and . "Waceusta" by : • Major
Richardson,- and; the third prize being
..� - The .. 811ver Maple and, Phe; End
- . of the: Rainbow," both , by • Marion
• Keith
As stated 'on the, prize.: lists, first
prize winners of Eaton' Brophy in ;on was red by Miss. Jean Anderson
-preViolis years are- not eligible -for, ; Tfoi
cup offered .for; first prize this .year;.o1o'wed „ by the Lord's prays -r'
unison. The topic . en the work , in
though .eligible' for second. and third,
Japan was taken. by' Miss "Fern Reid.
prize,: . ' ' ' Other ,numbers .were an' instrumental
BRUCE -Donald McGillivray, •63?/s
by Miss Jessie MacKenzie, a reading
points; Ruby Hunter, 53% points; bY Miss Arlene Jewitt, a solo ° by
Bruce McGillivray, 53 points VI". Philip Stewart ,and .a reading
BR. & KINCARDINE -Bruce' .Col-, ; -
ty. Miss • Marjory Nicholson: It was
well, _62 points Doris McLeod, 52-'
- . - - decidedto. invite ._Kincardine Y P.S,..
-pain ; George Begg, 61 points. to meet with our Guild on November
• • CULROSS -.- Isabel ,.Boa*, 16th. The meeting closed; with ;the
points; Arthur.' Benninger, 60 'points; Mizpah benediction..
Aileen Strauss, 49 points. Next Monday evening the meeting
GREENOCK -Aileen Heisler, ' S4 is in Charge • of 'the Devotional'.cem-
points; Marjorie Kerry, 511/a points; mitten:-Sec'y. _
Bruce. Tolton, • 48' pgints. .
HURON•'-• Wanita • Wardell, . 78 United Church Y. P. S..
points, Eileen Farrell, 51' points; Au-- The Monday evening. Young
stin Martin,' 46 points. .People's meeting was in charge of
' KINLOSS=Mearle Middleton, 102- the . social ' committee, with a debate'
points, (w_on_.before).;r....Be'tty_ Mg- _providing_ tie.,_ .main feature of the
Kenzie, 57 points; (Gets cup);'Fraser •program. The subject, "Resolved that
McKinnon,' 42•% ' points. ' • • the Canadian ,Farmer is of more.i n-
` KINCARDINE -Meryl Slade, 801/a 'portance to our Country than the
Points; John' Slade, 61 points; John Canadian Manufacturer," proved a
Jarrell, 58 points. • ' d:if'icult one to deal with, as the ergo=
ment of the debaters Made it appar-
- '•New Low, Prices on Men's Over- -mit that the fariner.and .manufactur-
: ads and Work Clothing.. "MARKET". 'er were 'egbally important. The early
'Ltieknovv Dept. Store. ' . . settlers, before the day of large in-
•
• dustrial:centres; to eke out, a living
SOTH KINLOSS W. M. S.:. . were required to be both' farmer and
manufacturer, one industry could, not
The 'annual Thank -Offering meet- survive without the other. The affirm.;
Ing of the W.M.S. of Kinloss, was titive•. was upheld by. Stuart • Coll`yei
• - held, in the ehureh on Tuesday'•even-• and' Dorothy ,Berry;' the negative by
ing, October 20th. The special speak- decil. Armstrong and Margaret lift-
er was Mrs.. Outerbridge of North hie These student debaters 'blade' s
China 'Mission field, and -whose -inter- very creditable showing, each speaker
eating .address 'was listened to ' with, requiring practically the full sever
rapt ' attention. Mrs. A. Sutherland minutes to del'iv'er their arguments
thanked the speaker for her splendid' Mrs. Craw, Miss Your°ex , and Miss
address. Mr. .1. D. Ross acted as ,Winifred, Armstrong anted as judges'
chairman and led in the' Devotional ai tl. pronounced their decision as n.
e,cerelies. A quartette was sung by tie. After the opening .exercises, . the
Miss D:• Ma Lend, Meadinues`Grahaia, -seripture'-reading Was taken by -Li-.-
MacKinnon' and. ; MheDenald, with Tian Horne, An instrumental by Miss.
Miss A. Mackay accompanist. Mins ',Newton and a solo by' Mrs. Joynt.
, Mary Graham gaVe a .reading/' after were much enjoyed numbers.. While
which hymn 582 was sung and Mrs. waiting for the judges' decision.; .a
A. 'Maclntyre' offered ,the closing general discussion- as to Means of
Jirayer.-800'7. , , creating a treater interest in the
. _.A-'bnit ofligghttiih hayed' g'pecti
liar prank during' the brief 'but severe ,
electrical stbrni in this districtlate
laturday afternoon, and, as a .result"
Ars. Thos.' 'Aitchison had a floor
amp destroyed when thea' charge. en-
;eying by the' •hydro' • wires, put the
'tights • out and set ' fine,, to . the
;hade•fof the lamp, which fortunately
Was ,prevented from setting' fire 'to.
Aber furnishings.
WHITEE'HURCH •"
•
'BORN -On , Tuesday,. October •Nth,
to Mr. .'and ' Mrs. ' Harold, Spading;,
-a.-daughter -- Congratulations:
° ' Mr. and'Mrs. Russel Reid of Brant-
ford spent the, ' weekend, with 'the:
former's mother, Mrs. Alex Reid.; •
Mr. and Mrs. ' John ,Flangan . ' 'of,
"ICIrig'sto i went -a- 'fer'w-days '-vvitli "the
latter's parents,' Mr. and 'Mrs. ''Tilos.,
Inglis.. „
. Mr. George Twamley and " Jack
;urran were week -end visitors with
" ondon friends. . '
The local auxiliary of the W.M.S.
net 'Thursday afternoon at the home
if Mrs. Thos. Blake. There • was a'
large . attiendanee and a splendid
�rograrn., ,
WERE MISINFORMED
•
Regarding ' the Joynt tro'p`hy coni
test at the green • last week we were
informed that R. Millson• of .Strat-
'ord .got a "wick'; in the final end
which -resulted in his :rink winning
line the article appeared we' have
'teen informed by a member of the
Lucknow. rink 'that' at :this ' important
point in the game it was a clean
un.nng shot and a very difficult one
it • that, Mr..Milison made.
:,ociety took place. In the future' can;
reners of Committees are requested
to advise . the secretary, • Mrs. R. L.
' releaven' or Re.ii.-.Rr Craw.,_as
he nature' of their particular me_et-
ing', so it may ,be announced at the
Sunday s'ervice's. `vliss ' Beth ' Alton
was eleetod second vice-president.
Rev. R. W. Craw closed the meeting
with prayer.
.anniversary there.
Mr: and Mrs. John Reid of Auburn
spent Sunday . with, the formers' sis-
ter; Mrs.' James. McIntosh of Lang-.
side, and they also visited with Mr.
and Mrs. DaviU'Kennedy :here.- -
4th CON., IGIN-LOSS.,
Mr. and Mrs C. Golden of Detroit
rnd Miss Margaret McDiarrnid •'of.
Windsor, spent • theweek-end with
Mr. W. McKenzie.
Guests last week at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. T. Roach were Mr., and
Ars. Wm. Johnson of Exeter; Mr.and Mrs. 'Richard Johnson and their
so: xi ecil from-As'hifueltl.
MO. R. Martin . speit a few days
list week with her father, iMr. Woods
of St.' Helens.
'A• number, ,from here took' inthe
plowing'match at.Holyro'od on•Thurs-
day.. The day was fine' and a large
crowd, gathered to watch the expert
plowmen. ;
Mr., John R. Martin, Who one time
resided ,.on the Fourth .Con., passed •
away at his home in Kincardine last
week. The funeral was held 'on Mbn-
day to ' the Ripley cemetery. The
family have the sympathy of • the
cdmmunity in their . bereavement.
Mr. R. Robertson and Mr. John Rob•
ertson of Riiiley were visitors on 'the
Fourth, the first of the week.
Mr. John McDonald and his sister
Mrs. Martin, visited, with Mr. and
Mrs. A, McIntyre recently.
to Mr. 'and Mrs. ft. Martin •attended '-
the tion at the `'ome. of Mr.
reception
Creech in Honor oftheir'
and Mrs. R. Gr h
d'airghter, Lillian. `
Mr: and Mrs. Cecil, Robb • 'spena
week ',with .. s, ,
few days last weefriends hi
London.
Farmers:_ :- Ditchers.
Builders .
r
IIGH-GRADE ' BRICK and TILE
for SALE at REDUCED PRICES
1
We will compete in .Price, Quality
and•. Delivery.-rA.• trial.. will con
vine' ,you. ,
OVER 20 YEARS IN' BUSINESS
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
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NEWM4T3LEA -& `if ,
BR1CKK'and- W0'RS`1KS-
IT
, Kincardine,, R. R.,5. •'Phone 101 r 4
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It's E
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'MARKET'
tic noWs
Department. Store
A full stock of hand made stove'
pipeson hand. Also elbows and dam-
WM. M'IJ'RDDIE': SIIIJ�
Canadian Engineer Inaugurates
Radio System in New Waldorf Hotel
to
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aul E:Deniers ,.._.. : a - , ..,
tor..y staff of the Northern Electric
dfahe Radio La: ora.,...,
Company in Montreal, and well known in radio broadcasting elides.,
throughout Canada was selected' to inaugurate, the' eentrallb operated
radio receiving system s peciall ' evelo 'ed in the Be y ti4
. , - . d. Hotel p 11 •`1`e1e hone Tabora
torics, for the New Waldorf4 toric Hotel whichWoo-Openedpp
. _ in N w York
. "speaker " or.
this month.. Mr. Demers is bare Seeb receiving the liter�tor
use in his suite.
• ' .may
'I
Our -Annual
' . 4
One Cent Sale
Wednesday' I'- Thursday
Friday &TSaturday
November, .
4th -5th -6th -7th„
WHEN-TiARG4INS WILL. RE--
., _ �-.-OFFERED.. IN , .:....
' . Toilet Articles
Household •Dru gs
' Rubber. Goods.'
Medicines-
• AND • OTHER, LINES AT
t�
McKi;ot sD ru. g Store
LUCKNOW , ' . :ONTARIO
Farmers:_ :- Ditchers.
Builders .
r
IIGH-GRADE ' BRICK and TILE
for SALE at REDUCED PRICES
1
We will compete in .Price, Quality
and•. Delivery.-rA.• trial.. will con
vine' ,you. ,
OVER 20 YEARS IN' BUSINESS
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
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NEWM4T3LEA -& `if ,
BR1CKK'and- W0'RS`1KS-
IT
, Kincardine,, R. R.,5. •'Phone 101 r 4
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It's E
asy o Buy a
'MARKET'
tic noWs
Department. Store
A full stock of hand made stove'
pipeson hand. Also elbows and dam-
WM. M'IJ'RDDIE': SIIIJ�
Canadian Engineer Inaugurates
Radio System in New Waldorf Hotel
to
s
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aul E:Deniers ,.._.. : a - , ..,
tor..y staff of the Northern Electric
dfahe Radio La: ora.,...,
Company in Montreal, and well known in radio broadcasting elides.,
throughout Canada was selected' to inaugurate, the' eentrallb operated
radio receiving system s peciall ' evelo 'ed in the Be y ti4
. , - . d. Hotel p 11 •`1`e1e hone Tabora
torics, for the New Waldorf4 toric Hotel whichWoo-Openedpp
. _ in N w York
. "speaker " or.
this month.. Mr. Demers is bare Seeb receiving the liter�tor
use in his suite.
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