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'fan, harvest home services In Bens
muter cburelt.last Sundae were welt
'attended, 'Pita ofleripg' arnounted ta
$80. The eervlees were In charge of
flew. lig- Moyer,. of (loderirh, in. the
atomise', and tit the ;pastor, Rev,: 11. P.
1-etlt• ,, in the evening.
Ari Sunday, ()rt. 31st, harvest�ltonte
r�er ekes - wilt be ,held: in . the Bethel
i�hureit just east of #3ennitlier village,•
Retie A. V. Walden, of Dungannon, will
/Dreamt tri the, rrrgruing at it o'clock
and the pastor, Rev. II,: P.Kennnedy. in
ear Milhinery
for Autumn
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Winter of
it 1920
Surely 'never mere Hass
so lovely AS this season..
They ,show the latest eon. -
ceptions iu 4illinery:'art.'
You are cordially invited
to inspect,our Stock
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Miss M cVi �- r_
�s a �a
Kiri set Street
tee els tee: Ort ♦ ..eeteei„ effet ue
,of ikei >a twee; ilei Pr at these fikr-
eteee. `rials peeler wire lonls;i,ig or.
ward tow very successful lime en
th,e ecr-aeleu of thee tartest Write are
eherearlfe.
• Gol<llkltk 1N TOWN4111P
A sleeting of the Ladies' Md Society
et Taylor's t7otner••wilt he held &t th
lrome of •Miss Anple Hay on.-VVedncs
Clay„ Nov. 3rd, (t'it o'clock p. m.
Mrs, F. 1l, Tarl9r, formerly tilts
'Nellie Salkeld, returned; the pest wee
to Sault Ste, :lfarie. Ont., after visiting
tier relatives here over Thanks iving
Rev. J. A, Turnbull, D. n,,. of Toren•
to. who at one time was associate pas.
tor of Union church,. with Rev. Dri
are, will conduct the services' then
Sunday afternoon girt 3 p, nr, •
£OLBORNE TELEPONE CASE
*Noway »sal eleateltr,at Board Merlde
,tettinq et GedetlekeeChesiriraru, Dee
serves Verriele t
A e'sel•,u'of the mmtarlo Hasiv ai• end
Municipal Board wee held at the Court
house en Tuesday n►€irnlug to hear
t
the ai4,iiietien of the Uu.I itch Rural
Telephone Co. for an order restreiainfl
the igoiborne 'Municipal Co. from pars
4 aiieiittg and duplicating the line.' o
k the .1ttir'at Co. Chairman McIntyre t ,f
the • Board diad with hint Mr. 1 8srt.
the telephone expert of the Board, and,
of course, en a►MMetal reporter. '
Last fall the (Ieolh0rne' eliIntcipal Co.
erected a short piece of lino hong
I3rivelley's Corner?, West telefoon n obe
o taming the u.'eessary consent of the
Railway Board. The: €taelerich Rural
look me •aetloli at the time, 'end lasts
October the Colborne llunioipal began
the eree turn• r}f line.. on the same cone
t s1lo';i, reed Stunting eta for a tits.
Cance ,of over a Odle fromettie hoop
dare Atte hetween tate stern 'end
Western divisions. of °(ailt*ofiae Town*
Ship. Both these lines ars' parallel°tai
and duplleate of the'' Goderich Rural
lines. Bence the application of the
G"oderieli Rural Cas, the Colborne
Municipal Co., also made application at
the' same tithe for permission tae rue
these and other parallel lines.
Considerable of the history of both
lines was latdibefore the Board,,stiowl
infr' that.the. Uoderich Rural Co. had
704) phones In operation serving' at
large .' territory, consisting • ot- the
'ioevnshi.ps of Colborne. Ashileld and
Part 'et . Wawanash, and the villages
of Dungannon and Auburn, and 'liad. e
pontinuaus day and night service, whir
one operator always on duty, and two
at Certain hours each day. •The (.o1=
borne etuntcipai Co, has !160 odd
plinnea and operates in:Colborne�Town-
ehlp only, •
Chairman 'McIntyre stated the, action
or the Colborne :Municipal was not in
accordance with the statutes as dupli, t
cation of lilies could not'be. allowed
without the consent of the Board, and
a •company duplicating the lines of
another company is required ;by. ata
tute to pay' the other company. Ile
said he did net know of another inti
stance : in the •.Province where - the
linesseof two cornpantes were so -inter-
woven, to the disadvantage of each.
tile remarks seemed to .favor the con-
tention of the Godericliw Aural Cora-
Pane.
om
Pane.
The e chair 1' 1 h Cir
m6 n said the reaction
the Board wase to endeavor to do just
tice to all, and advised that an effort
be Madebythe two companies' to ate
,rangy ►nattensr, Ile :sus'ponded `judr�
ment on ;thirty 'dayli to allow : of such
ail effort being made.
Mr. J. Z, Killoran appeared for the
eloderieh Rural Co. and the Colborne
:Municipal Co. was represented by Mr.
J. N. Kernighan, Its ,secretary,. and Mci
Cordon Young, Reeve. Mr.. Wm. Balt-
Ile, . president :of the Goderich,; aurae
Co., and'Mr, VVm. 11111, gave 'evidence.
for tbe.Goderich Rural • Company and
Mr. Kernfteban and Reeve Young- for
the Colborne company..: .
AV* URN
;Pl eese SLtiltieileeee.t the Uburo
anew, oe Thursday, October 41st. Rev.
14 aJ. 1lloilo tNseformed' the cer'enao*yr
' usltI.ag Agnes Eltsrbteth Eluker, eldent'
daugk10rr of lir. ;eho'faker,: Aubersr,
to Mr ;obit Pepper, of Heausll. Atter.
wards Mr. attd Mrtt. Pepper left for
thou house on the itroem's farm east of
Reneeil, Oa the previous Wednesdays
evening the •Knox Httlpera' Othie Close,
of which the bride WAS a charter rent+
'ber, meet et her home and presented her
with gifts of silverware and an-otidress.
In the awe home, on the previous
Friday evening, friends gathered And
presented Ms. end efrs. Wellington
Good, whose witeelage was .recently
celebrated, with.an address and several
handsome gifts. Mrs, Good Is a second
daughter of Ur. Anker. •
SIIEPPAW) TON
Mre. pert roster motored with blonde
for Milverton one day last week.
Kerr, of i)etroit. is visiting with
hie aunt, /Ars, Green, at present.
Mr, Dave Orem is spending a couple
of weeks with ' hie mother and sister
here. .
Mr. crank etaytten returned from the
West last week* and reports a tine trip
and good erope'but threshing was being
delayed to imam places on account of
the rain, •
,Mr. and etre. Gavin Green spent
Tuesday -afternoon . with Mr.Green's
mother and sister, It being the occasion
of hie ° mother's birthday. eAltbona'h
Mrs. Green is *bout foueteen years over
the threescore and telt she is. still Halo,
andthoart dway be Seen roost
any
day liriping In the garden or at other
work,'
ASIIIFIELD ; - •
In the account of the \\tilts-M:cLen-:
g►an wedding given 'In • our last Issue,
the beide's name, was wrongly writ
ten.as .1Ichean, instead: of Me ,ennan,
The bride looped lovely. in, a gown of.
white charrne>use satinWith- averdresai
of 'white silk chantilly lace .and trim-°
minge , of sweethearts; The bridal
veil- vas caught UR With orange' blos-
some and .she carried a:shower of bou-
quet 'of Swveetheart: roses. Little Miss
Praiieis .'i'hornson, the • flower giel,
looked' sweet and dainty In a dress dp
whiter organdy and earryina a big bas-
ket .cit white asters and carnations.
Miss Margaret 'McLennan, cousin et
the erlde, sang ,pleasingly, "0 Prom-
ise .dr'." At the wedding' repeat ap-
proprlate'.apeechees iron the Rev.10.:
Hardie and the Messrs. Matteson were
given, and the mom responded. The
greent�ts'gitt to the bride was a plati-
nutn bar pin set with elamonds; to
the
Rower girt h` green, gold bra
e1
ta
to 'Me ;pianist an emerald bei+ -pin, 'and
to 'the soloist a :platinum bar pin.In.
the evening a meeeptlon Was held,'
at
which about 150 guests, were present.
The bride, who fora numbec'ofyears
r
has been a nurse, In (.hlcarxa, earriea
With her tri her new home in that city
the alToetion of nunthe rlese friends
'I'he
bridegroom is •a clever young dee.
tat surgeon of Chicago. A large and.
handsome areay of wedding gifts les -
tilled to the popularity of the;, young
couple.
pecial ,Bargains
FOR WEEK COMMENDING
Saturday, October 30th
Laundliy pthit:619
tend Coign, Dove Brand "
Cern Makes, kelloggie
Michele!„r
f
29c
ea'a White Handkerchiefs . 2 or 25c
Flannelette,;36 ins wide, ali colors, 29c yd.
Maple Leaf Teta Cups, cups only • 50
Ca, , per Ib. 17.. HBe
Ckeeelatee,. assorted laves W M .49
Hallawainii„Ilisks ovelt ,,9e
&ilk
Visit Our Up -star Deets
10c
R GO
LIMIi�tX
51 to X1.00 SCORE
OMITA
• „LieEBUR F °
}le'. J. A. Turnbull,D. De'ot Toron-
to, will ,ronduet the anhlversary ser-
vices cin the Leeburn etrureh Sunday'
Opt. 31st, at 11 a, m. andel” p. m. ane
the organist for: these services will be
Mrs. (Dr.) Clark, -of t;oderich,. the first
organist of Leeburn church, cap. Mon-
day evening from d to 8 ,a hot fowl
supper will lee. served and. a pretreat
•suitable to the occasion will be ren-
dered. ' • "
':1itr:Vaf.AN%OV •
D s `s'. to v
Mr. Wes.' �t .lea ►u, ot Toronto, .ls
visiting :in the village'.
Mrs. 5. H. Sanderson Is spending `a
couple of weeks with relatives in—Mille
broa)r o -
Mr ' and , a
2atrs S. Bte►ttters, of (;lin•
tong -were callers Mettle village one day
title week. - .
N.J. Treleaven is holding an auction
sale 01 nterehaniltse, furniture, .etc., on
Saturday of this week.
Several from here attended the, fun-
eral
uneral of the late By,.. a..1). Cooke in
(loderictiest at r
1 a days
,Rills are 'out •annonneing lite Inas,
querade. dance :in the agricultural halt
on Friday or this evicek,,..•,
itev. I). 1:).' Douglas, B. A., attended -
the library ronwentton in Brantford a
couple of days last week.. :•-
Mrs, Campbell returned to Toronto
en her way home -after visiting Wittt
her son, Rev. li. R.- Campbell,.
A meeting of • the Railway Board of .
the itoderich aural Tel. Co. was held
ln: tiodetieh- on Tuesday of this meek.
.•firs. Donate Fowler . under'isent an
operation for 'appendicitis In Winghatn
hospital last week and we are .pleased
to report is .doing nicely, ,
Anniversary services were held in
Erskine church last Sunday. Rev, Jho.
Abram, fee A,, from Toronto, preach-
ed at'both morning tied evening ser
vice. , ••
Rev. and :tars.. 13.: Gomm vielted
friends in the village lies week. Rev.
Gomm is a forinet' pastor of the Pares=
byteriata, church here and is now sta-
tioned at pine River, •
On. Monday night a eoneert was held
In Atte Presbyterian 'chUreh with a
large number present. The concert
consisted of solos by hiss Ilarel' Au-
gustine and :Hiss. Nora Gomri;, read -
hags by • Irs,a R. A. Atelieilitie. and eIrs.
11. R. (iannpbetl; violin seleetiens by
Roy McKenzie .of Kintall, and also a
%girt' instructive and helpful •reading
wvas gt en by lfrs. kRe'.'' Gomm. Ad-
dresses were given by Rev. G. Gomm;
Rev. A. V. Walker and Rev. Jna Ab-'
ram, U. Ii., froom Toronto. Rev. II il.
Campbell acted as chairman tor the oe.-
casion. 4
When a mother- deteete . from the
wrlthings end fretting ot4a •ehtld that •
worme are troubling it, she vett :prto-
eur-e• no better remedy than Miller's
Worm 1a'owwdets, which are asuaranteed
•ta totally Cited 'aortas trans the Sys+'
tern, They may eansr' vonaitime but
this need rause no anxiety, t►eeause it
lc but a manifestation of glitter Rime
elute work. No worms Aran tong vexed
where' these Powders are need.
'VFRY bear et the holiday
• seasnn wwt+ are "rnawraed
tinter" by the volume
of work we are called on to
d3 for our patrons.
This some condition has oe
Burred each year.
This year promises to be
na exception.
V Ori`t sou tome in nnw
when we can site you every:
rattesntitet and guarantee that
rraftaleeite we 4* for you will
be+ esilsfatetory.
J. T. FELL
tbs.* Moils
L, HENS
SirAtsuJ 4suirls width&
is white stud ecru, suit"
Cede fir trays, sires.
outliers. Ph, etc. •
:aa
MISS .y 8USIE.NOBLE
•i ltIsh'tltoa
CHANGE 114 BUSINESS ,
Neiw. (Proprietor:I H T. Edwards! Hees
•slaasrant Makes, His Annountenrent
o e eo le d sic
•'I' tee P p 4f h
and Vicinity.'
Ladiesand (;entleineneelfaving pur-
thased the ice cream mei eoufection-
cry business hithetn conducted -by Mr.
}l. T. Edwvards, I wleb. ;to' announce
that';1 have taken: possession: this week„
and, .having been in business in the
irarne line for • the past ten years it
Brussels, _ I .,att1 prepared to continue
the One service' you { have. had in the
past this nopular, restaurant. The
__at •
state -of Yining' ladles olio =Were wlth
sir. .Edwards is continuing with ''me,
so' that there' will be no break or in-
terruption in the: sert:ier. Inviting the
continuance of your patronage, and
guaranteeing your satisfaehon both le
eonfeetionery and: ice create 'I an*,
• ' ]our truly, :
S. C. WILSON.
OBITUARY
BISSE'1'1'. After a Ions illness •Mr.
George. Bissett "passed away on Thurs-
day last at the residence• of his son,'.
Mr. (I,' L; Bissett. Ooderich 'township,,
in his Seth year, the funeral taking
Place ' on Saturday to Maitland cenae-
tere. 'Rev Mr'., MoDermld, pastae: ef;
Eliot' ehtircli' •eonducfed„ the ; services,
and the pel(•lieavers were sons and
446411 1-111W at -the deceased. nanfiety
Chanes, Roy and Con. and Wm. Moore.
Mr. Bissett wee for years the janitor
at the post office previous to ldr. Chry-
stale term, and, bad been. engage* In
buying • grain. , Ile .was a '• native of
Canada and Is: survived; by one broth
er, lir, Samuel Bissett; Saltford
heights; and thi!ee' staters, Mrs. Geo,
Young, 13ayiteld' i oad;: Mrs:' Howell and.
Mrs.„ Fisher, In. the:' West, also by a
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family' o :live t dte L. f # 1: n Oen 'Mar*
1 4M 1
� ,. , Cr
Ie, and Mrs., Moore, Here and . lies
Mande Bissrtt, rilarrtiiton, and Roy'. Ills-
sett,o ,S - If w
sett f , t Thomas, as wc•h were re
, Ist , a e e
for .the • funeral. Mr. Bissett, . was a
highly • esteemed resident. He was a
member. ;of• •'Court Goderich, No. 32,
G. O. P., whish attended the funeral
ih.e 'body, and a18c of the Workmeq
and Sons of Scotland. •
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'UOKE do ' v .q'
u ,•�•-•,_et m is titers w ids. pread
sympathy, railed out by .the death of o
citizen than eves: the ease in rennet,
,Cion with the death of Mr. Il. J. D.
Cooke, •whieh,, des mentioned inour }art,
issue, took'p1at?a''n 'Phnrsday'morning
last. Me.• Coolie •was • a native 'or Gode•,
nen, being a son of the lata' Major'
Cooke, and studied tawewith-the Drat
of : (larraw• and •Proudfoot, and at Os:,
goods „hall and wait called to the bar
at" tyle age of 2i years. After.praetic-.
ing successfully In •Alvinston, Blyth,
llensall and 'rorento, he returned to
tioderich• in lleeember,-1915, and. be-
ranre connected • with the late; :firm of
Messes. Proudfoot, • Killoran and Cooke.
Mr. Cooke was a slued member.. of
the tome eounctl in the yeaar. 19i8
and gave gond serviee especially on
committee work. vin~ ti` his bus i n
Res:.rnnneetmnsrequiring. tris absence
Prom town frequently on Fridays • he
could not be present as regularly nit
he would. Itavo liked at the public
council anreeting'i . on „Friday nights.
lir' wvas•aetive in the work of St. t.eor-
Pre's i'iuwch, being a 'valued and loyal
member of the -thole, until .ill health
prevented. and he had held the poeie
tion of vestry clerk. Ile was also ae-
tivelyi interested in •thewvork of the Mee
conic order.. At the funeral on Saute
day there WAS a large turnout of the
membersof Maitland lodge and .mem-
bers of .the Order from • llensalI and*
other- points 'about the county carne to
pay their last respects to t
Parted brother. Members of the ban.
from Ileusatl, 'T'oronto, 'SVingham, Seco
forth, Sarnia and Detroit also attended
the obsequies.. The servjces of the
ehurch the deceased. Loved so ‘veli
were t'anducted. by Rev. Mr. }lardy,
teeter of St. George's, at the shards
and ,c rave, and the Aiasonie burial re.
' .,. $ TO ;12 PEI'` DAY
&T TO TRA(TOI't MECHAP es, Voiro
fANIZfNG. let to Sett pet days. Men
wanted 1111 present demand ranimeo-
blle mechanics, striving. tractor operate
lag., tire •viiloaalatng, oxy .iesetylene
welding, storage Witty eleetrlcai wort.
We teach theme trades. P'ractieat trate.'
Big. Daly few Weeks required. Day
and ntghb claws. Write free Catalogue.
Big wages. i teddy employment.
Ilentphtll's Au end Oats Tractor
o,:lrotil�, � x Week ..To:eiatoa
Rhode. 1 in lit W T
We give free trusters to nor branehiwt.
Saiioda is. ••S:-• Largest await matt
prettiest ardent motor aehoole la the
world. Endorsed- by rt 1110 'a!imelatlo*s
Mad iraoterr Oraftaa. Be encs it Is Hemp.
IMlll'a. Aeo,s seat eni etltnte.
COMM MARKET'S.
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The Col&orne Store.
DRESSES
We have just put into stook se most wonderful range of Silk, Serge ens
larsay Dresses. There are no two dresses alike aztd every tine ie new in
design, - • -
In our Serge Dresses nothing but the finest grades of Berge are jtsed,
This ruesrii that the dresses have a better appearance and will give er
aatiiafaetign than the cheaper 'grades of cloth. The colors are. alt fast. We
would like you to inspect this range before making your'$eleotiqu of at fell drele,
Ths•gery. lotted creations are shown in Silk. They come in tel a k
duchess and Deflate. These •dressea,are shown with dainty` toueiaes ter*tats`
• new, . The designs are the best and wit' know We ars Showing you tierc:linn e
that. to ups to the reheats. It will be to your advantage to see' these gar-
meirta.
a HOUSE DRESSES
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About,2 doz.. House .,Dire saes onsale ?air $2.98•.
These presses range in prise from _$3.00 ala 0,90 030h, and for the
44, at
1oWwg'vveek'they� will be on sale at $2.98 These are real bargains and they come in all Sizes up'to
' $2.98, •
COATS
Northway garments are known for the garment that iits' perfectly and
wears longest, with real style to, the garment.
A large, ron ge of »orth ay garments arre being -eh -owe exclusively by US
and we know we°are offering a garment that will give absolute satisfaction,.
g
Northwav Plush Coate, in all eize'i and styles: A large renge to choo$e
from.
• NorthwayR Cloth Coats with fur trimg
irrin in all sizes and prices; •:
,•
Narthway Cloth Coats, with self-oollar:in shawl effectand also in small-
er collars. WQ havereal values in these garments
Children's' Coats in Cloth, with selfrd6Ila,r-prettily,, trininned,•inisirjes -
,frona 6•years'up, C -
0, We will be glad at any Close to show these/garinernts :._.
,
SERGES
Special showing of Serges 54 -in. •wale, for dresses and suits and skirts
•bottarty, Wool Berges.... The .colors are fast' and can be' had is `blue black,
taupe, ,
They Are all' fine
brown, green and
lborne.
mi.Houseof pliability
1
131281 .
ual n a t m neat. to
t , R tether with a bonus of' 2 r. dnrin
pe g the yearend a> indication tlipt
ear re . wer
e a cent, or this. year only;. __ . .... i tea it v
y advancing through
f ll`•l s-•: iressiveness wast
al
1 ob erved' . Thlt . 1 -b
du s P f
y
C
rete order hre
rr(remiters oP. Athe ltasc t o Tho bank desired 3t'to •be understood;
from Uoderldb (Dr. Galiowv and . Mss- 'that there has been no increase in its
Interest rates to borrowers: -in Qanada
and that the itdditional distribution to
shareholders is the result of a success --
eel year's business and the .ephanced
value of .money outside of Canada,'
srs, O. L; Parsons and T. 11. Mitchell)
and three from Henson, (Messrs, •Cbas.
Mctionell, I3. J. Bonthrou and' Alviq
7lemphiii). Mr. •.Cooke was married In
Hensall to Miss Helen IL Shirray,. to
wham and her three daughters (therwhere the banks reserves are 10 an
eltsses Helen, Jean and' 'Louise)
o se) is x. extent carried,
tended the sincerest sympathy of t This.bonus to the shareholders' is a
community, as also:, to the:othea slat further evidence • of tho bank's progress
ties, Mr. •Cooke is survived by tnreR
sisters and a ebrother, Miss Minnie,
ftiook; of `"Billings. albnt„ Herbert;
Gook, sof.Livlpgston; Mbnt,;. Mrs. Bud -
'son, of Nye, Mont., • and Mrs. ••Moore-
'h4pse•; of New York. Mrs. Mo, e=
tense was here • for ttie funeral an. Is
still with Mrs. Cook.
astir
No Increase in Interest Rates .
Thh Bank of Montreal has announce
th' useal quarterly dividend 44 :3' pe
r
PROVINCE of Or Ie 6G•b ITONDC,
due Jan 15, 1930. Prine d half -
yearly interest. (June le and 1)e ber.
13) payable at Toronto Gr Montre
Pelee $98.52 and Interest, yielding
0.20;"x.
PROVINCE. ` OF SiSiiATCIIEW.tN 6'
DO:VDS, due Ort. t, 1940. principal
and halt -yearly Interest. (flet, 1 and
APO! 1' payable at d'or8nto, Montreal
4r Regina.
Price ?'W..02 and Intereee < yielding
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CANADIAN N'0111'IiERN. RAILWAY' .i
BONDS;' guaranteed unconditionally by
the Province of Manitoba,. due June
30, 1930. Interest payable ;halt -yearly
in Canada or New 'York.
Peters $91.50 and -Interest, yielding
t*nS5%. • -
DdMINION OF CANADA 'El BONDS,
issued by ., the Grand Trunk PeakHallway Company, due Jan. 1, 062,
Priiieipat and halt -yearly Interest elan.
1 and July 1) ':payable at .liontreale
News York or London, Eng,
)!'rice $67..7 and, Interest, .yielding
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rr.1. SIENETON A COMPANY
Government, Municipal and Corporation
Bonds
tiomhntoit Bank .Biillding,
TIONTS. CAMAIM
Hallowe'en
Greetiogs
Sunshine'bringa happiness
So have -no ears or fear,
Make IIMlloweeri a day of fun
Brimful of jo and cheer,
•-=-a by 'baring —
11aMortmems Liatora , Coady*
IWO, T� Favors, Fake
Fay Iliac Caps. UM*.
Phis s.J gosidrits
tsps last Cads.
IaitEslrt 1(111
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Canada s e ' d
the reconstruction period to soared
normal conditions. •
Muscular Rheumatism Subdued.-- •
Wben one is; a sufferer from muscular
rheumatism he emote dcbetter• than.
to have the region 'rubbed with Pc,
Thomas' Eclectric Oil, Let the rub- -
bin i•
f3 be brisk od continue UIIti1., ease'
is .secured.. Th a Is.more virtuein.' t
bottle . of it thafi -can be tally estimat.
Pd,
ainsInnonos',
Victory roast'* tax' freetbondr at +present*prices ,
ars abrfohttely, ;ifn the bargain class'' • , . „' •0* -
The supply available is limited ?rernpt action is iirgi for Olose,.'
who desire tq take advantage of the present opportruiity.
YOUR CHOICE .013 PIVl MA'flJRLT1ES ,
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Due Pelee and 'Yield
Interest " ' of
1922 98 . 6.37
'A '
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1923 9e 6,13 ; '
1997 ' 97 .6.00
1933 06.50 5.86
1937 98 • ,.r . ,Lee
• TAXABLE ISSUES
1924.........,.....,...,. 97 6 27
a 19 03 .r, ' 0.25 '
Bonds deljvere to your Bank 'free of all delivery or okerage charges,
T: 1T..
aili ' i*' UI\ t �i 'rt»Ae 316
.1tII P, 0. far 214
Goma! lacca
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Important Announcement:
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For the benefit of those who have
Foot Troubles
deny description, in greater or lesser degree, we blare
arranged for the attendance, at this store, -
For One Day Only
of an expert, direct fro.n.lhe Scholl institute, Mita"' • • a,•
go, and we would adi+ise guy who have the le st
diiecemfort with their feet to avail themselves of t its
opportunity to get ' •.
Expert A vice Free
You will be under no obligaat
remember, be will be here on
to buy anything, and
Savvy, Oct. 30
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Shoe . Store
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