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A good selection of Wintee-Over-
&oats awaits you at this store and at
prices that will please you.
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Two OUtstaading
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Mountain
Fleece $30 00
Druro-Knit
t25Fleece 00
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Very Stylish and Wear Guaranteed
Others at $18.50 and up
W. C. Prisclham & Son
Phone 57
Godericit,
,i0INIOR OLD. BOYS
Bel from lisle Cow* !IBM
Association at Toliallie '
a meetiug of t4e ellgettalladilikle • .
1 inniatittes of tbe.tinal/WWW410 The good ' gimes 'of Grdariehr lout
CourtJunior %Amka chitof Tomato not be eprpriesd If on Tuesday mom
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00ERK,s, on:
IATE DOINGS: 'Another Hospital -----
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(SI 0.1C. 1. Reporter)
, Elsie -'Percy la son
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on Nemesber 184$0.411krors were tactical tug twit the large* of the tows,are
roP,M1)1011aulnigetar as ronoe• 1 covered with a shfty not lacquer.
dent, Id Elliott. diatom; first riot- !l'Oledidl we art greatly mistaken, there
presidia!? Keuneth Stanhary. 07zeter; ' will be "revelrylig elert"..on Mouday,
second vice-president, Margaret *tra-
chea, Brumeels; secretery, Amer
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f Coatlisafft 'treat- 'SPY 1/
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ss.ocreit,anry toodansehe istraditanty31a .5. r,Tatd
T. 4.
Inamber tbe ass agreed to
act as. tleceehma. air1 feel that
that day of thsynit iVbe? lierlialsr with the other " op" of the hoard
k%x•AUX AiCk) (1Y (IN -SON your hoepital Is la good hands.
ientlen, itbsistant seeretar.t,• • • AL star tally anneal niet1,,elug, 1waa
Mary ()maker, Minghtiner Treasurer. nudiannou 1.41 •huge sitersas iss-The seriously dreamt td oar Inc -talon that,
At the cud of a %el' eujoyabie eren"2" a4:f- insusentuvjeretiji•ul:aXed"ilantlii4thaeclu'ultill:Vbaesti°rdik
Robert Leiter, !Myth.
higt'late Oiloher, the Juulor AMO. emoted ou every stile widurcyed of governors wore asked to iareatt.
elation is formed wi.11 a represents- Audents, big and small, rich nod 'gate the poosibilities or being able to
the teminittee from 'loll tOWII or ill- poor -all ardviug the same question: Inert:ails the accommodation. Their
lage as follows: Three front-Godeg--.474aere baitiolutoa tenightr' We! judgment is that another door should
tell; three from Clintan; three from eau truthfully say ter be tibia tup of thg_buttll
There. wae fun at the children's
Werth when, Miss Sullivan tossembled
the youngsters to award the prize+, for
tbe most freckled boy and girl. The
boxes of cattily wont to Rita Kennedy
1111(1 John
Seaforth; three from %%Ingham; two the moat popular ludoor sawhas wiug, thus to overcome the Inadequate
from Brussels; two from Exeter; one Win the school 14 slum. and avail at the present heating full.
from Myth and one flow Henson.
The members from Goderich are
Doris 11111. Clarence Laanau and Mar-
lon Murney.
A voluntary acting committee was
formed early in the year with ,repre-
sentation from the verbal., towns. and
several enjoyable social activities were
planned for the younger people from
-Huron toutity residing In Toronto. The
first meeting was In the form of a
hooting party with an attioatianie of
about twenty -live to th'rty. This was
followed by a bridge, aud in the sum-
mer a boat trip arrows the lake. In
the fall a corn roast was held and in
October a danee, with au attendance of
over 100, at which the Association was.
formed and the repreeeLlatire ciimodr-
. tee elected.
All young people restiling in -Toron-
to who are former residents of Huron.
ilaacbeo u tot, donated hv Kra. W A
Uoultharst, won by the Plotters of EL
Joseph'y convent ; $10, debated by W.
A. Coulthurst. won 1.9 J. A. Ito.;
$1U, donated by • friend won by Miss
;Benumb Hogan; $A, deayibil by friend%
WOO kt Mt.. J, Huomy, hoz of can-
dy donated by Mr*. P. ore won by
Mr. .1. Munson; foot•ttoi, douste1 byMr.
Mr. .1. Brophay, won by Miss Elaine
%ately', pair of blankete donated by
Mims K. Sullivan, 11 OP by Mrs. 11.
Lamprey; cord of wood, donated by
Gotierich Manufacturing Co.. won 147 ,'
Miss 11. Iloitia: rug, donated by Mrs.!
James Pbtlan, woe by -Me. D. Getters -1
•bary; Chrhotiniut cake, -donated by
Mrs. T. 31. Cestelio, woe by Mr. George
IlltUbl doll, donates by Mira Sullivan,
-brain by- Mary AM; centdenk donated
32 Mime _Weld.. WOb by Mbar Beside
Vaaabss• elate, debated by Wm. Reid.
urdm 11111A0,1111C YOU*
or whose parents were torruerly resi-
t
dents of the county, are eligiblefor
membership in the Association.
BCILNIKD RV HOT COFFEE
Miss Ida Morgan. who Was severe.
ly sealded ?while working -at the home
of Dr. W. W. Martin hist week. is
Previrical- 1 Protreasing fa Yore bly at her home,
wIrre she WIlis cone -led to her bed.
you Bite`feeeteed-hee-itaistiot-lasena-reben
she eptned -yr iv/free- the
boiling liquid coursing ever her legs.
thinking -let seats,- sir 102 11,21lemr." _r
tied; what do yen think -el itr _cors7-77110. he .bit's
Stie-al think it's a great idea If i that you were pretty?'
ou ask me." glele---No, he raid y
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• • • . We now ask your authorization
' -roe PluY's the tlY1n:;.."---.0r, at least.. to proceed, or otherwise. Many
that is what theY 1.11 u. If such la times we hove been taxed this year
the mom, we have "thialuo- aud -more for accomuoslation and may 1 wan
title./ at the senoot• unnenee- you that as
lieut. you know, is thy 11111 of .1)e- ;Hospital. %vitt. eor hal-hoe and the 114W -
mother, and we have Deats galore for mini of two railroads, with surround -
the publie. nut we lutist not give away !, lug tom nshIps, at the Intersection of
any accrete. (we prowlu.ut highway, there ahoUld
• • • be .areater hoseitallzatien.
What is the school towing to? Illeaa We extend to the variants kindred
me, uiy childreri, haye you heard the organizations and the public In ges-
tates( news from- tbe Conti:11'10-1.nd -our sincere thwalos- foe their_
Fourth Form girls have challenged the valued asaistauee and to the staff for
maidens of Third' Fort, to a friendly their determinist efforts throughout
basketball genie, to take {Ave on the year in their severe duties. We
'lltursday afternoon atter school. 11e- are thankful for our revults.
member the last time those two teams Mrs. A. D. Mclean ba -Tine resal101ed
played? Fourth Form ..ou quite isa._ iter_tee on the levant tf governors.
overwhelining victory. And there is Mies abet 'tattle was elected In ber
la penalty ou game. The stead. Tbe appolirtinfut of Chas. K.
losers are to wear red heir -ribbons, at Saunders as secretary. to succeed the
eneral
least an and a half In width.
Whom are you bottles oil,
WINS swintirrAsues
' Hugh Hill 111sla Grand Champion
Gsernsey Bull tbe Royal
Ilugli 11111, of l'olho‘tie township.
who for some years has been building
up a splendid herd of thlern...eys, sent
his liner:me, bull. Mr.e.l.,111 Victor. to
(Le 11. tat Winter ran 1IT Totnt.,
'ate T. G. (7ontson. was confirmed. and
the nomination of suAller member, of
the board by left to the Women's Dote
pilot Aaltitary.
.' letter of appreciation of her ser -
vies to the hospital o. 10 he rent to
Mr, McLean
Aineudeil hy-laws of the Association
were apt a.•41 alai tharka tendered to
Mr. and Mr*. .J. It. Reynolds for their
work, In connet-tion with. the revision.
/litter votes- of thablis were to
' list, week 'anti eon fl*'kweepstakesh
his Hasa araltutt strong competition.
tlEteentfitatEteflteletfltfItCMCCOMILICOOLACKV z•VVVVVVOLINETIrt:;111-1.11...1::::: ::(4.1%.,-.1:1:-:ljtia%.-
Jtiolgt4 the senior ricateptivu buLl and
the gintid champion Mal.
1114'. • ,11111 18 !Wing voogratulatt•I on
oide. on his 011111.4i it. competition
want the foremost erseders of the
liomiulon. Ills keeneat eompetiters
Vnere breeders from Nova Scotia.
Chrisimas Shopping
Season Opens • .
Kielce
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A Beautiful and Attractive
Merchandise that will make lovely Gifts
for your family and friends
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HOSIERY
'Weldrest! Pure Silk
How. Sheer and
Service weights.
Clear and dull finish
silk. Attractively
boxed
$1.00 Pair
EW--
GLOVES
Large voriety in kid,
fabrics and novelty
wools.
Styles that are new
And different
Priced
49c t° $2.95 pr.
WP.,PPIPA, ----7803regift
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Satins, crepeand
chiffons. thade-tip in
attractive Ascots.'
Pastels, high colors,
and black and white
combinatimut
$1.00 t° $1.95
FLOWERS
Violeta in different
'•ettades• of mauve.
Gardenias in all cot.
ors. Novelty Flow •
era.
4 35c to 75c each
Dresses with a Royal touch-- Bead embroi
der, on sheer sheers, silk braids in intricate
designs. metallic and lame touches. Smart
ly made Dresses of individuat.design. some-
. nd different. Regular and half -
sizes in high es, navy,
Colors navy, brown and bleak.
Dressing .Gowns
WINTER BOWLING
106/1 Limn Keeling Club Will Menage
- ley Game for tbe Winter
ti Th.- God. Lown Bowling Club
ha. gone into the a:nt..r ',ranch of
sport. protest P 111111 has been
talked 41 ver for some wecks. and has
leg !cased the Royal bootleg alleys ou
SV, -,i street from 11. 1. Lloyd. Ar -
N rungemeuts were comp:cosi at a meet,
ing on Friday night.
Fred flunt. preside's( of the Lawn
Bowling Club, will pretide over ar-
.rangements fur leatru,s' ilorfng the
winter. The spacious !Witting 114 now
being carefully redec ,rted and a
• grand opening Will he held on Tues-
day night of nett week, with fowl
oriseiv.
I Jack Annat. the golf "pro," will
manage the alleys.
Mare, satin aotTRIRR61, attractively made
in tailored styles. Colors blue,. Wipe, roe.
and gold
CHILDREN'S WEAR
Toddler's Silk Crepe Dresses. hand smocked
yolFes, puff sleeves. in colors --maize and
t ea -roe.
Sizes 3...7..
Sizes 4, r; 6
$3.95
$1.49
$1.89
twittlegit" Men's
GLOVES • SHIRTS
Fine leather -Gloves'
styles.
Linen Gloves, warm
and- ivell-fitting.
$125 to $1.95 Pr
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Wear tetmetoctiE
MUFFLERS
'Arrow' Shirts. New Imphrted Wool Muf.
arid distinctive pat- flers iti bright -pats„
tern: Aftselted-and- ferns. also quiet de -
separate collar( The signs
Shirt -that give4i-every o.)•
satisfactioatia style, White cilpe silk
wear Rad appearance. • &WIN ,frinto
ends. Em.,roidered
$1.95 uP Aniliala if desired. -
SOCKS
Penatan's All Wool
.140eks. A large
range' of patterns in
albwohl and silk and
wool. The i,Ioa 1 a itt
Ma' fill gift
49c, 75c
Men's Overcoats
Now ig the time to buy your Winter Over-
coat at Great Saving*.
Oevreoativeladl. of the finest oloths-
Good 4allerion nii.l at priees flit ought
not to miss. See our Coats.
A. CORNFIELD
Op .'Shop where you. -are invited to shop
Phone 418 ( -mil -1.-----,1- The Square
ittetwilefalgteCottoctettrtcmtglitettattreweitileittitchgte
40,1cazzIwk
BOWLING
With a four point 4.4' over the
Maple beets lard nigh,. Doug. Gra-
' haMe Go Getters toot Elie lead In tbe
hooting league at Dr. 9nan'a •Ileys,
which opened up lase week.
The three -men teams bowl fiv.e nights
a week In order to give the ten testae
ono game per seek. The schedule,
hich opened on Monday of last seek,
conclude-, on Mit-nary 1st. after whIeS!
!lino anti third, second and fourth
tenor( will (melt the p'eydowas for
t
The teams and eaptalmi are as fol-
lows: All titers. M. N. MacDonald:
Do Getters, Dong. Graham; Hoose
+03 -cid, Wallace McDougall; King Hos,
1 Ertel Mot : (Anna Vie. Bennison
laittry Strikes, CBE McManus; Maple
Leafs. !tarry Johnston: Maroon., Al-
bert Taylor: Tigers. Flay Drennan:
Toilers, George Baechler.
Tlie Fitaieling
_111!_sirs. Parpions (led titynoldie-lor
their Mont attention in -the affetro
uaberof tbeimmitost;tittoal:b.•tosuowniendthe auditor,tn--r
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taff; and to (be' boani t4 governors
11.1. a wbO10.
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...BAZAAR CONCLUDES
Eurresaful'Event at Initifrilows' 11.11-
Draw au Therulay Night
The St. Peter's char •:i bazaar. held
at •Ilie 9.1tItellowar on two nighty,
of fast 'week. came to • -ueressfulyoa-
elmsjon ou Thursday ...gin. hem,
was se, usual, a Inver tcpular gaine.!
tbe. wheel -of -fortune whirled nerwrily,
aud the faucy-aork, estitly and other
booths all hailltheir patrons
The many guests e'er/welcomed by
floc K. .1.- Pbel.in, chairman of the
bazaar. assisted by Misr...Mary Lacey
and &Ks. W. J. 1,,1111A, 1.11111%P114.n. of
the supper. MIs May Griffin was
t lie ea pride treasurer.
'rite hall with its attractive shaded
lights bad the apssearante of a huge
gift atiop. Booths we,re.aranged down
one side and •erneeDie coda of the
(init. Each bad its vases of chrysan-
themums In mauve and yollow, and
°tier amnion' Meyers added color to
the scene.
At the fancywork booth, in *dilatory
to many other fine a:Griew 'witleb
aroused idttrest. there vas a collec-
tion of tore made and donated by
Mrs. Thos. Hebb. Thefte were much
admired and found ready gale. A
llsreesitery Christmas cake made sod
donated by Mrs. T. M....*ckteno shared
luterest with a beauti:u1 handmade
wool re; donated by Mr.. James Phe-
lan donated hy Mrs. W. A. Coulthurfalu,st.• A
beauty doll dnnated by Miss K. Built -
Ina McKinnon. was a much sought
prise. There were ato ,a „beautiful
and two lovely quilts donated by Ant
Oesminette in Mrs: __Bistitta Tba
ladles in charge of Ude booth were
Mrs. W. A. Cotaliarat, MIMI Y. Dor
an. Mrs. 'I'. M. Costello, Mrs. D. M.
toltrien. Mins Cattle O'Neil and Mrs
W. J. Chistoolim.
cringe of Mimes Marie Baechler
Theresa Crawford and France, Car -
The attractive candy., ho, ift..h.7is In_
imeky strwee Oars Poi4nts penwr.
The (linden's and art • booth. whit-
tle Getters ' • AI 4
Its dons and toys, beautiful pictures..
Tigers, a
All Stars' - 3 large and small. and the "fishpond,'
The prize for the ;digest funny
presetrt reel' evening want to Mr. and
Mrs. Leo Chlsaadm and Mr. and Mrs. ,
1.4.1041cm..
The pastor. Rev. C. F. Nagle, and
members of St. "Petei'. church are
grateful for the lawny d4avattons, anti
for the patronage accorded the bazaar
-by citizens of ail denominatkma
Week -end Specials !
- Itt:Elo -
Rolled Rib lb. 19c
Rib Boil lb. 8c
-PORK-
Ham or Loin Roast lb. 20c
Shoulder Roast . lb. 18c
- 1ANIII -
Leg • lb: 20c
Chops .Ib. 25C
KA bast i g Chickens lb. 211e
1.paili•lovaiple. tor
Rohsors'Wil
ii.‘miurox STREET
Free lfelivery
Phone :it;
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POCAHONTAS
Egg or Stosa-..Ati I .. AA
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l'i.K TON, SURE:!)
Egg or Stove # 1 Ut 1 A nWn
A
l'EK TON. ...1101ELLED
POCAHONTAS
Nut sue, per ton CO CA
Cfleatnut Coke, ton $1030
Range Coke, ton $10.00
Priers quoted are fee C %SR
ONI.1 and 'subject to rhymer
%Minot notice.
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The Dean Coal Co.
Phone 95-W Albert Street
Huron, Lodge4 No.
Independent Oitte
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of CkhlielloWs,
will hold aSe4aINvening
on Monday pest, November
:141thi junordiatoly after tim
IteguFae Sleetinit-
Prigra wilt be given.
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AU l nt1 rt and Visiting
Members invited.
- GBORGE BOWRA, N.G.
RUPTURE
If you are one of the many af•
Meted wIty0n1t Inveralgete
the merits of the
ARMSTRONG
Patented 4pplianoe
Billings Bridge, Ottalii.
Oct. 12/21.
ti. n'llOM IT MAY CONCERN:
I make the following state-
ment for pubIlleationreunite tu
toy experience with rupture •nd
truswii, fitted by experts. hoping
that it will benefit others.
Some years ago 1 Was rup-
tured very badly owing to heavy
work. 1 wore trusses' for a loess
41100- --they proved very utisithe
factory. Through advietf front a
friend I had an -Armstrong Pat-
ented Applianie adjusted' •sii ui
IT CA I '8):1, A COM P1.4)T1)
1111140.. It 1. &taunt__ than ten
years shier 1 stopped wearing it.
Ituring all thew years 1 nave
worked. as a general
Nil in -wager and Eas
weakitessur_syminom4:Or-rruPturP•
I sin woe sixty years 01I -Mid-
fr,go exte•flcre•C the Aria -
torero beet and
he -knows now--tas„,•djoat .1t.
am willing tot -walrus this at any
time.
• .S10. y TI14/14.
s Illay, Que..
Nov. Itah, I1V.2.
r. J. 1.. Arinst rime.
Specialist, ,Uttitwa, •
,1 presume you will be
'teased to knew that the appil.
Alter 1 ree..dres1 from 3.a, ,
piptely elITCOI DIP of a had nip.
tiree---E-han__from rhildhiroil. 1
have not 'worn It ne any otTtir
during the last eight years. You
,•annot imagine bow thankful I
Im (is get Cured. 1 am sure
litany of my se% ar.r..satffcring
11,
N similar way. I would ;Ike 1.
1.-1 them know where to get
,•111•,si. Therefor.. you Ina,. us.
110 11111111 %%WI, I1* sl,,s*.
in view.
Tsars respectfully.
ISO Mrs. Sadie Stevenson
J. H. ARMSTRONG
14PECRLIST ,
of 1,41,1ri. I int twill be at the
BEDFOKI) HOTEL. GODERICH
TUESD.11, DECEMBER tat
Coll early for private eousulta
IUD and personal ,1, tratIon.
No chaos,- Pliait-,,N,•r
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• was a most interesting piece for the
House of David 1
Mous - • -- ea lehlPdren 'Flynt Was order the viipet-
i *talon of Mime Kathleen A. Sullivan,
Toilers
Kim Pins
Maple Lerner
Maroons
+who was assisted by Catharine Graf,
0 '0 Mary Ahl, JetTriv and Elaine
-0 • Johnston.
The "country atore"-wa's nnder the
management of Mrs. Ed. Lynn •nd
CARPET BOWLING ' Miss .tnnic Moser.
Dinner was werted Duni two long
No Change in Standing --1- 0. L and tahlerreentred alit) tsr hatigeta 14
logien in lend " in (live dmf yellow•11111 lila and yellow
There was no thatair _1k/be Phltal- candles In silver isokiets.. The tables
lag ef the GOtTerich Carpet Bowling were in charge of Mks Mary
League as a resmit'af-M,',•1011'., 100. and Mrs. W. J. yming ‚ss.I.lcsI ly
the Grange Lodge and la.glon rea-ns n eery of giri. ii i?nmscuinte white
holding to the top rm..: with twelve smock. and handeairs. The top's
points. each. The vi.-torin119 IIPTP waltrioaies 1 nehldfI the Mis•ies ileten
six points for third and the II.- raw' Ed na 11„ga pinnte,
three tryst's. or. tied with Therese' Delaney, Giscc Harris. Batt -
four points. lush Rogan. Mary Gr.we, Jean Clair
Games on Monday r,00llted, aP fo'.- holm, Kathleen Crowe and Gin lye
DISTINCTIVZ In eppeerenc• he
M.nYasee . . . this NM 1937 Tose
insinghcoms is the hit the
seesaw Neer it . . tun* it . . . rod
bore why every blouse nods a
WESTInGHOUSi
TALBOT & CORNISH
GODERICH ONTARIO
4.Caprtal
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Foley. The dinner was In general
20 170.F No. 1 ... charge of Mrs. P. firm', Resisted hy
Vietariono 21 c.o.r..,r49. 2 „... 3 Miser Fitapieton, Mr's 8 Smith, Mrs
Bagel Cell.F No. 1 -.13 John Chl.holm and MI,. allonrke.
C.O.P. No. 2...:-............ 7 The ladies smoke In highe,,t or .1,ve itt
Vieglint 14 Tkrortan 5 the awa....tanee given them hy
logien sow MeNevIn, and the atomisers of Odd
- fellows' Ball are to he congratulated
'Lon having early ellieleet 4-ere4amers. 1.
6 rile 74 12 Mr. and Mrs. MeNevin.
6 .1 03 117 12 Keno and the whet of fortune. al -
S 4 rs 31 fl ready mentioned, had many patr
and another entire. of olessure, espe-
cially for the yoting people, was the
fortnne-telIlmt pallor presided over hy
Mote Mellemald., who In her kind-
le-Art*11 manner 641am-ell eneoirrege-
moot 1 !point..
The draw rattle on Thnrwlay night.
by Betty Lois Webb, resolted
bor.; -ail ver wit re, doon fed hi- a
tylangLapc Ity Rev Esther .Nyta/f,
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Legion
Victoria.*
Bast 2 " 112 101 4
co.P. .NC 1 if 71 ten 4
C.O.P. No. 2 jeufiliwtylngt 4
Gearewter
Lab. vs. Yletertia•
r.o.r. No. 2 ra. Band
C.o.r. Nn. 1 re. C.O.F. No. 2.
0.0.r: Na f V 1.!e1oo.
.I,. vs, Legions
WeerliOnem,m-
NorthorfaRearic
SOUND SYSTEM
Theatre
Phone 47 Goder ch
11 venlig mid Itole-rt Taylor. In "I'rivate `sitinlow'
r MOND.11*, TtlEt4DAT sad WSDNS140A1-
itedd1e Bartholomew and Victor McLaglen
A grand adv. Mitre Is centred around Iso King '10.1 rtigtee,1
hotlygn tril Gloria Pleuset, reendener Collier and ('. Henry
Gordon, 10.0.1 the stipeertIne ra-d
"PROFSSIIIONAL SOLDIZZ"
T1111R81).t11 NIGHT ONLY-Aluneek *ht., Caleb Lombard and
Ir MarMarray, is "The Prisons Cam Acmes."
nustiTa atTlIR11.1V- Miele Peat', Program'
Irvin S. Cobb and Rochelle !hullos.,
Anserlea'o, ranking humorist in s lovable piece of drollery P..176.1
.'EVERYBODY'S OLD MAN"
George O'Brien end 4. keine Ware. present; a new and exciting yarn
"WHISPIRINO MTH WW1 AGM*"
listitiees Wednesday, Saturday sad Holidays .01 X 0141
Coming - 101, Yearele. In "I Frinnel Stella Parrialr