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;A .% ..I this week. The win. _ us.k pled n 1 441 n
• Sir Obert Stalz�, wl" has h,YI, ,riri) Nose 4 r slh. of \II I•,
I;;, rin•1'•1 •'I all I, \.itlll
4',-1 ,w 1� ill for tie past ue;ul' .,4 •r SI, . nn+,1)1 ac I
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GODERICH, ONT.
Thuralay, November 2i, 192»9. S
LANES
field, where Mrs. Woods' brother, Mr.
Johnston, iv seriou.ly 111. Mr. Woods
remained for a few dors.
LANES, Nov. 18.—Mr. and Mrs. \Vm. urs. Allister Hughes visited with
M(Leau, of Goderlch, and Dr. and her brother, Air. McKenzie, over thee•
Mrs. Treleaven, of Lucknow, were week -end.
issit"rs with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Lane F. G. Todd & Sun left on Saturday
for the Toronto winter fair with their
and family, Aberdeen Angus cattle. 1\'e wish thew
Mra. Luse good luck.
and Mrs. \'int. Mr. and Mrs. ,lohu Miller and family,
u v'i i ud Mr.! of Sandwich. slant the weekrtld with
on Sunday last.
4 Mr. and Mrs. S4.utehm
ut ltaytleld, also Mr.
.petit 14111141ar with Mr
Mr. and Mr*. Bald
and Mre. Gera. Cunningham at Behoove, the tormer's mother. Jlr. Knowles, of
Windsor. accompanied them on their
trip.
1'1-4{aleatory service will be held In
the United church un Prissy evening.
fwd sacrament will be (1lsla•Il' e l ou
Sit y uo.rniug, 'service. to eotaweu,c
last Sunday.
Epworth League was held as usual
Thursday evening. Rev. Mr. Tavenor
diw•uscnd the topic for the evening. Vim
let'rwawley read the Scripture lesson.
There WAS a pleat -lug duet by Myrtle'
■IN Substantial Reductions
111 During the past week we have been buoy changing prices
on a great many lines including Dress • Goods. Silks, ;(;loves,
U Hosiery, Wool Underwear, Silk Lingerie, Corsets, Table
✓ Linens, Towels, Cretonnes, etc. The price change in many of
• these lines has been very substantial, offering you further
■ .. vine on your tall and winter purehnses
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• Specials This Week •
■ (kid lines•and broken sizes in wotuen•r uud children's
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■ :tll-w'ool t'nderw•ear: also children's Wool Sleepers at u discount
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ui '2:, pc[ cent.
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Johnston and Mutate Hackett., at 10.30 o'clock. • 1 Women', n'. Neel‘':lr til a lv ids variety at 29c each ■
I Quite n :mustier from the IOth at• ----:
LUCKNOW . • ■
feuded the play given by the ltla►esI
- 1 a special pnc.• of .
,-the last play they Have ever attended. -
! Nor. lU. -Mr+. Howard
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WES
------ - Agu.'w has returned lows from Wing 'l'J.n• 1Iola nee of our ..toek of Ilennlanle at half price. There ■
haw hospital, where •he underwent n 111
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time •u .4rd ntanc u.efnlyend- on the r. infant table
young people and all' say that it was -
■ Remnants Half Price
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• raudoits operation some t ag . ■
'IVESTFIELlI. Nov. ll!. --Miss Flsk. The Mission Band of the 1'reshy- ■
steno se sp•ut the week•rud with tt'rlau. chard. 14011 Its an111181 thank -
Mr. and Mrs. R. Stonehouse of Gale.' offering last Friday evening. 'Flier.. ■
re h. I was n good attend: flet' 1111.1 under theMr. and Mrs J. rim anal .1•Ie1r+Ue4 leadership of airs. t liev.4 No0101.81.1
their tllftleth wedding anniversary on 1 and Mrs. lfora(e Abell+o1 a spileudld
We.11esday last. Congratulations. 1.roa rano was given.
Mr. and Sirs. Win. McDowell and Auulrersnry servers were ,Leff in
Miss Mildred Thornton were Brantford the 1'nilea chnr,•h last Sunday.
visitors over the weekend, special ,, w,iker for the day was lt.•'
\1 r. and Mrs. Wm. Crozier and fowl- lint. Richard Davidson. of Emanuel
lye of Crewe were guests at the•honfe! College. Toronto. There were gikod 011
Crozier's brother, Mr. 4'. G. 11regat!ons morning and- evening and
j 1'luupl.ell, on Sunday. the pue+sages delivered were very in-
' Mkt. J• Cowan, of W11'gham, was' terestlue.
pima guoof her brother. Mr. Jack; Miss 4;ertlr 'rreleaceu iu .1.441011
Cowan. uu Sunday. `` with frielats iI llatuilt.u.
Mr. Maitland fleury 1. attending the lan
nlversary sersiees Iu the l'uittt. il.er It
r fair.
A Iumla•r in ills v1,•lalty have 44114 441rell in the hall un.Monday night.
finished their hall plowing. Those who H %vas under the ausptee- of the
have not finished are loping for 1414.11• sited ..touch choir. Stirs Theresa M.
weather fora while yet. Wdgel s 1 ...its :old dt•amatle 1111111
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. ('ampla•ll. Miss hers were mueh enjoyed, as were al..
\\'luulhwl 10111 11r. I/uuglaw 4'1uu,ltla'll the hers ;riven ly 10e411 talent.
neve 4lod,•ri.•h visitor.. tin Thursday. ,\l r. John Joynt is hi New York
business this week.
ASHFIELDThere will la' a tunwpn'rade in ti,,
1royu 14411 ..n Thur+lay evening. -No\
--- .•mla•r; lith. under the auspices of 114'
ASII1-.1F:1..1e, No%. 1!!. Slr. and n';nlLuli, W1111,1(.11 .4 League. -\rtIIii
- r. ... m Meyer -nu. ", .dao tnvh stra. \1'iogluw; will .up-
un,•indwl ih,• funeral of Mrs. .1. Kelp•. 1,14 the mash.. Prizes will he ci% •n
\fill
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Lint'. uta'udwl na Pre..uc of u •- • . ; rt'oine•.I b` l;.., !true. I I
1111 .• 't; Maitland testla t, 1nl S,..1.- lie Nletrol.••I•nl I'uited .• un !�
at \\;1._lam oa Tmeselay.
---- \I.• --r.. c'harles M.-Car'l.j and \\'i!i0 '•I•tioa, or the ,scenes: c..npl ...•- .
i�4 '11'4 n•,m_e Ilan{ let'.; o \1..444' 4•
31 l'l ..1 1 'fruit, strew w.r'k'sca.a- 4,,,,, —.o.ent.,-r 11th. al,onl ,i. 14
ti.o, a .\e•lti4ll. renewing .4.1 mainatl I \'1
I;t nod..., ... '"'� .t -L'.• I
Mr. Arthur Stewart. son ..11. 111,-1
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\Ir-. Hugh Stewart- mueessiuu 4. wi,.
.,. so painfully injured a could.' .4f
„el,- ago w1111e operating 11 tractor.
it r • •u%rry is ,;u.:ori• It
MUSKRATS!
WHY NOT BECOME AN OWNER :
The Ib. ' on Goverment Inas issa.Y1 a Is..k!.•l—"in the dol..' that the
ad -rotation therein ams be useful in raising the Musk rat l'anuiug industry
1" a position of greater.s•o innlwrtance."—.\ -af.• rn.1 •nue nph.rtuni
•' t) 1•� enter 11,1- pr•.litabb• Lu -ane-' i. •44 -r.••1 %441 hr
The BIG CREEK MUSKRAT FARMS Ltd
situated at PORT ROWAN, ONTARIO
Canada's Freest and Best Equipped MUSKRAT RANCH
[scidy tw" landre,l acres of corn111,•reinl Muskrats! Fenced als,'.e all•l
1a•1"w the ground! Controlled water supply' Adequate 1as1 supplies'.
Protected enclosures, competent employers and every available facility for
sne(rasfully ranching your aniln:als.'
A Board of Directors to boast about.
i slJaob Y'nnc4, N. rcl,rmt. Tin.
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t;. ng:
Vance, Merchant. Tills.nb.ir .
burg, 011e Lester SI. Keachie, Barrister at Law. T+.mato. ttut ; A. 4.'. 11.
Walker. insurance 4'diver, Port Rowan. ant.: Ili. E. Bice. 1'Inycieian, Lon-
don, 4Mt.: 11. 1'. E lhty, Fur 3I,rchaut, 1 111411, tint.: Allan V. Young.
1landlt•'n ('•etton Co.. Hamilton, tent.: 4;. \\•. 1Vigle, Howell 1.ithographi,-
C"., Hamilton. Ont.: JI. it. Itottoi, Chipman -Holton Knitting ('o., halo
ikon, (het. :.\. Blackburn, Publisher, London Free Press. London. oat .
James \ 1'.Illt. flatniltou 4'.11011 ('•,., lIan,ilt't . ant.
Twenty pairs are owned in r:oderich at present and twenty minutes will
explain the proposition to you'.
GEO. JENNER
Ilurun 4 "unl\ Iteticesentati%e
itll\ :(9. taDOERII'H
THE REASON
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Our Entire Stock
of Men's Furnishings
must be cleared in order
that we may devote our
time to Cleaning and
Pressing and Made -to -
Measure Measure Cloth g
Clearing Prices on all
lines
W. C. Snazel
HABERDASHER AND
DRY CLEANER
WEST ST. PHONE 339
Due to stock
Mr. Atwater Kent joins with the other leaders of industries
the public dollar for the prosperity of the country.
fluctuations
in stabilizing
tn.,I.i, g a goo
1e.wldt al.
Miss Antoinette 1I 11, of Slildnmy.
1.4 Ile Cur.I .d her 1tl•li. Sri... Lor-
etta SL •r ills ww•k
lir. and Mrs. 1►avld JL•\\'I,iuney and \Y.dues.iny, 4k-I.1a•r .8' :u tie .Uta
Iter! 3I,'IVtiwley slant Thanksgiving ...OS - 1-w ten 4.n4'ku •++ »lien S1:.r'
('liutup: the good+ of Mr. 1111.1 Sirs. Jane. da l ..•r of. Sir-. •31.![).-l4 1:.'
1:Irl Blake. ehnban'-, i..-.-nme• the .1-4.44 of 1
Nr. .1. Meyer. and Edwin Meyer.. SInrd.s•h. -ou. of 3lrs.. \1,,1
..•tit I•' nceh-end visiting at ('ares., i.c ha:e^N.•il Stnrdo.-h .,f 1
cer4ntoay 4) Is la•11.•1 m. ,I 1.
tiled �.•u, pre..lts- Sir. an
fv;4 rvi;.i -4, '%ill utak.• .1 h.•tr 1
'f r- I4'i.t. a,:u,8.,•.• of t14.• t:
\h.ntrd.•4 I,Ir•. 4,;." Levu :r 10 • 1,
lerillln. 51r 11e441 -ha- -1..4.11
Ilfd"n� re-lee:t ..r
leen act l%.• ill atoll% ...1101111ai1 y 11401
1111.111-.:,11.1ale o.-111 he _re-rt'4
ilii.r.••I'i ..n' o••k ,.I.
ale 1111,1 Ni
err Doll.Ier. After it lone) ue.an I.II'
ST. HELENS )i r, wet S1rs. Mlnrd.'ch hair taker, tip
14.s141e0ce lu l ,llekn"W.
,\ %%4041 in.: .•1 11441 •. inter,•- - ' '. 1
1-184'.' at the• home .•f Iii•. :u.%
SlBe)ialm;nl, \rtlnn, "y Na\ - ui1,-1
w1411 Verna Kathleen. daugiu.
l441,n 3la,•Fadzea❑ cud the 1s04.4 \I
Stecradzean. \Waldemar. -' 1 -
to .111We, Sla.•t'Illua
..a of the•- 1rU, Ile)'. 11. NI,. I 41141 ,,
and Stilcl'nilnan "f l.uckuaw. Ito'
I. It. Kahle of ilea1'.rt1 (440410rt1Y1 the
ceremony. Afterward. Mr. and SIF.
Mai•/'allutu left on 0 motor trip
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Montreal and inlets./ Tiler will' 14
Ih•truit.
Silkalo Bedspreads i
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Nit,. o1.1l "ilkalo Bedspread. in pond -ha 1, _ .unl full -:i -
• I: gel, 11- ""111 ,11 Sln4•ill, $3 49 to $6.50 ■
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■ ,, . 4 ...'ll ■
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B Sweater 1- Coats
Boys wea e ■•
llflood color eomnhinat4011s. roll collar isi,, - $2.29 ■
'rti. •'s• 30, :12• ;i 1 Sp. sial prlee. . ae11 ■
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N READY-TO-WEAR $
is Our unlit... stock •.f ‘‘.encu'- :16.1 cluldrett'- \\Toll r c ,oat- ■
■ Is off, -red :It :1 special .11 -moot 1
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North Street United Church
WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION BAZAAR
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 30th
Sale of Home-made- Baking.
Aprons, Fancy Work. Candy
' eta •.
Tea Servei from 3 31 to 7 T.m.
S'1'. 11ELF)NS, Nov. 1,. Mks SI.
S1lrray is home atter-pending a week
. {siting !ter co11.60, Mrs. hit.. Doltglaa,
Mitchell. •
)1r. Wm. Wiseman, of Waterford.
has been engaged with Mr. .loynt for
term. He. neoved 111" wife and family
-.f give last M•. -.'k to the "red 'brick."
Slr'. F..1-. of Whitw•hlnrh, 44 was a
rr.rut %(sitar with Mr. and \l r-. Whit -
!odd :it the noose.
Mr. a1..1 Sir-. Ilolpns.m \Vuods and
Lorne motored .11 Satiirda) to Bruce -
SCREEN
GRID
to
M I L L I N E R Y
New Hats
ih Metallic, `'el%et anti
Felt, in cleverly blended
Materials, and latest
shades.
Corsage dowers,
Scarfs and
Novelties •
Miss MacVicar
Kingston Street
Choicest Groceries,
Vegetables and
Fruits
Let us sere you with your
requirements
New Dates and Figs
just arrived
\' , 4, _ 4,In 14 144 pli1414.1-.• F:Iran
1'n..lnct-
Geo. Price & Son
"44t,t,, -",r t.. 4.r40. I..11a.•ier
Corner of the Square and North
Street
I55 4 III 11\ 1 . limn, IK•,
Do not elt'lo•oti 00 your
' old rusty stovepipes.
BF SAFE
GET YOUR NEW
Stove Pipes
and Elbows
NO W
11.Iv.• 4,.11 111..1 0144
Odorless Stove Pipe Black Enamel?
Leeds fill your ear radiator with
ANTI -FREEZE -
Alf. Tebbutt & Son
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The Atwater Kent Co. has never had any shares of
market, owns its business outright, and for more
profitable years has done
never borrowed a dollar.
business on its
its stock on the
than 27 increasingly
Own
capital and has
liENT RADIOS
A.TIAT4rhy.13
Price Reductions in Radio History
The Radio
without
SCREEN
GRID
is of ancient
vintage today
The Famous Screen Grid Radio in the Famous No
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Model 8500
4 4 19 .1►\\
$198.00
Nies. 144111141
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$225.09
\Ied.•l !44,144*
.t►\\ $248.00
Cabinets
N1.010 1.1
`345.00
AT/WATER
KENT
introduced
THE FIRST
Screen Grid
Radio on May 1,
1929
SEE ALL THESE MODELS NOW ON DISPLAY AT
Time Payments For
Your Convenience
Exclusive Atwater
Kent Agent
SOLD AND SERVICED BY FRANK RILEY
LADDER'S DRUG STORE
GIRVIN YOUNG, SALESMAN