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'Phone. 384 .
•Please do your shopping ear -
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.'all day Saturday, Sept.' 80,th;, on
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*rents, U,. iud Mrs. Jas.. M
otice. the oh**
*t4.1)0, to,141.* Knox '1
'bVIr'011' on '0140r 00047 no3it.,
30t Ifearard; of At',00*. einik4 'will apeaic
SOO* -11,nited-'`einerch. '• One Tuesday,
.1,114,(Atid,-Mrsk;, Sell,and reeti* Of *vete
--,Ordii-Vire have leten* visiting frier* in
'khia neighborhood for * fell/ Oats Prior
o their leaving for England Inthe near
!Uture,' „harre retfrene4to Stratford. ,
Mr. ' Joe -Ewing' &pent liattelvehit.in
Iean1ng,aredputting*, new curb the
vell of akfte Grigg* .0 00014 tovraalelp
..fter the two, fatalities In that Weltsome
lionths ago the 'iredier, hd dlfftculty.get-
Ing *Vane to atteMpt the *mite-, 'Mr.
- 1w/rig- took the job and lintsbed It -
suc-
csfui1y. '
The anniveksarf .cervices In Knox vp.
ited churcli last-flundaY7Vere'''Zwell'-at-
tended. ..; Rev. 'A.. Laing, Of 13mbro, who
Was on this charge about 21 years ago
itIVI;lett..a7 little over 16 years ago,' gave
two Splendid, SerMenS, Rev,.. Dr. 'John
Young led In prayer at the morning ser-
vice. , Two solos Were well rendered at
the morning -service. by Mrs. N, Murray
'teeer. At,the „.;..ertelne
evdie.:.tae...dutteirretlieemthemeslf
err IsLemiss Ruth ;Stritillian-Tarid: Mrs.
t• Mi1liidautfrursbl�,
"Abide With Mee' wee eirtextebielliss
Jcsepblne Welr -and the.fuI1 hoIr sang
at each service.
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era interPrete4 the sacteta seeliMed
The OttndaY :Scheel 0,4.11,V,Va* Sernee
was ,ebiorved in the morning an • **_,„$
Wall attended., Our ,e`Uperintenden • Mt.
Barry Walter'was in charge. A asi
,Schoel, Choir rendered two artecial
• beri. The Atoll', "Truly Brothers," was
k Well read by Uaster Reggie Mc001, The
• tee4titton;- Cana Llttie Chap
Do?" was given in a very imanly Manner
by Master Ivan Jervis. The story, ',149 -
.sen Pinds the Way to Serve' His
Coun-
try" via told Very effectively by miss
-Rditii-•110bert. 7ReV:, 'Ur; -Herbert "eerie
tributed an interesting and instructive
address. The floral'. decorations, in
tI4arf0-,Or IVIrS. 8. VralteTS: were -,:-Very
beautiful.
The 4ir. P. S. Meeting or.. Friday 'even -
lire wee well attended and . under the
lea4ershiP,of Mr. Prank l'00, the fourth
vice -president...;', _After. the ' opening
lesson. The musical -numbers -L. a ,Alast
sung .y Miss7r-rie "If7ai-o r, anIc-• a
Buller --and- piarie--tefelw i‘lisa_•Char-
lotte Trevoirthav -Ariere much -enjoyed.
Miss Either ',MaciMath contributed
reading, "Bok ;Friends" a poem by Ed-
gar Ae.CheeeeLte Miss,. Edith, Wei:hetet.
etetonioe "Steps to the ,Highway of Liv-
,
110-S! NI., Stock la. -spending t
visiting.friends.in
r; and 1CIrs. Wm. Herbert, of I(oore-
fleld
spent the Week -end atTheparson-
age. „
MIs Irene. IlerbOt. Moorefield, Is
vititing for a couple of weeks (withher
eousin, lvilas Edith Herbert • . -
:The W A. quilting and potjuck sup -
Per held on Friday afternoon' 'in the
home oflfrs;-Wit:'Nfitlhbgarkil,ifWaS well
fittended and another guilt is added to
the finished ;nauriber. We, Congratulate
the Iadiei, •
A ••.full:, hOuse greeted the Dramatic
Orib-hf-Benmiller on*Priday evening last
at Zien."4(Tarer's Corners) church, When
Aber presented - their- -` Gin-
ger." EVerytine ' was delighted, at the,
slgendid way in, *Wel* the vitrions
td.
-ony Farr--s-Oraliettra
Ope.o 8.15 • -- Mmission Only 10c _
MEET ME...A.T THE PAV.,
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NIL•E
ing at 'muskoka,•-1
Frank Wilson returned Thursday even
fron a pieasant visit:,
UM. J. Lninheraithil.i4:,,' and Mrs. R.
felneher*, ef-Teroht0,, ;visited relatiVee in
,Pechairth last week,' °
Messea.-Kenneth 'Mein aud:Roas Ac-
ton Moto ed.$rOM Toronto --last week and
th friends and relatives here.
Messrs. .Jack lefol.kenfain and: 11141h
; MacKenzie hare returrie4-,herne after
two weeks in Otet,O, Where they at-
tended the World's Fair,
The September meeting of the W. M.
S. Of 'Ashfield PreebYterfan church was
held. itt-tliti'hoitt-e- ;Of Mrs. (Rev.)
McGII-
llvray last "Wednesday.
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Finlay sliltekleto, Of ,Prieeillie, spent
the week 014 at, hie home here.,
Palmer, 1{iipatr1e3t wad home from
Toronto for the week -end.
„„.letiga-Olive-Anaersen)-oent-the
w r . -s or Andrei,
ereleaeie
Miss Olive Blake is Making aT two
WelkS;;Vieit. Witheeelatives4U. Clinton -and
remondville* - •
, Mr. and Mrs, liarveY Webb and tirs.
0.7:WAily, 'of • St. :IIeIens, 'were' ggests cf
lvii.-eand lathe 'VW, Anders wren 'Sunday
aftenroen.'
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BLYTII FAI
Miss Lena Pearson spent Sunday at
the home of her !a her, Netion Pearson.
jaek Knight is wearing a broad sniiie
these days. A baby girl has arrived at
his *home. •,
Rev. Shaw and ,Thos. McPhee attend-
ed a Presbytery meeting -held at Credi-
ton on Thursday last.
' Quite a ntnnber from here attended
the school-fair:concert held: at Carlow
• on:Thurtdar-evening.
- Jack Bell has moved his -household .ef-
fects into the house owned by; Thos. Mc-
•Phee, 'on the.gth. concession.
'Rev.. and MrsShaw and Evelyn and
Miss tiorothy. Linklater, of Leeburn,
motored to Toronto On. Monday:
• Gordon Smith, acdompanied by Miss
Ethel Tabb anci'Mm-Baxter, of Benmil-
ler, spent the week -end in Toronto..
.¥r and Mrs. Get): Rutledge and Wil-
mer spent Sunday' in.plinton _visiting
1411., utledgel,'S unele,Wejs. Marquiss.
adiir Gurfa'imi„ifOid a fowl supper in
Ili& baser:tient' Of the-elitirch On Monday,
October 16th. •6 -
The_ anniversary • services are being
held on Sunday, October 15th.-' Rev. W.
J. Patttin, 'of Beinniller, will be trie-
speaker..,-._:-__4. -
Come to church. next. Sunday at the
•usuai hour, 1:30, and st.ay for the Sun-
day 'school rally which wilt be held at
• 2,45.
° Mr. and Mrs. Henry 'Matthews, Ber-
g-Gordan-and-Ra1ph7and
41e Matthew & were guests on Sunday
, with Mr, and Mrs. Will Alton•.
pecent guts at the home Of Mr. and
s. Frank Wilson were: Mrand- rs.
Fred Wilson and (laughter, Mr. 'and Mrs.
Bob Wilson- niad_Aarighter,- of „Cochrane
• Mr. and Mrs, Arnold Cook of Port Carl --
ling._ Mr -Allan 'W110-n--an4 trezie Sten
• Of Carlow, • and Miss Ruby Young of
Loyal; ,
Winter apples. -H. McElroy, Wm. Wal-
ervetlt---ALlea.
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Gowan won the Darset class with firsts
with shearling rain, ram larnb, aged eWe,
ewe -lamb and fat lamb. Geo. B. Arm-
strong, Teeawater, was the judge.
POULTRY'
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In the • poultry departMent David
Gwyn, Blyth, won firlit prizes for pair
Pekin ducks,,single conili, White-Leghern
cock and pallet,. Barred Ittick took .and
-hen, --Rhode -/sland-411 cook and hen,
pair Leghorns, single eornb' brovn pair
Minorca's, pair White Plymouth Rocks
and pair of Ancona. W.AIVI. 'Henry won
first for pair Legh,orns, any other variety.
Plias. Walker, of Loxidesboro, was the
judge.
ROOTS
Half bushel early potatoes -David
Gwyn, R. Proctor, Brn.sels; half 'bushel
late potatoes -Mr. Join Knight, Aub -
Urn; David Ciwyn; six,gorden carrots-
aout,
n1ps-13." Prod:0i .,41x.,beets; (table, use,
R. ProOtor, Jas -,Locke; sugar beets,
marigolds, white --H. McElroy, R Proc-
tor; pie pumpkin -Mrs. R. Shavt,
,Waiden; one pumpkin -David
Gwyn; one peck yellow onions -H. Mc-
-Elro-1; Peek' of White field bens --David
Gwyn; two heads cabbage, named -Mrs.
R. Shaw; tomatoes, a. o. y. -William
Walden. Judge4tico. Sloan. '
. DAIRY PRODUCTS
-butter' hi erockS,--10--lbg.- Mrs,
John Wright, Anburni daliy buffer -in
prints-7Robert Wightrnan, Mts. John
Wright; dairy butter in rclls-r.R. Proc-
er ghtman; apiary and other
products -Honey and maple syrup-mra.
lt,--Sttaw,Williain°-Waideni ore- clown
•hews eggs --11.i. • Praetor,' Judge, Mrs.
Hey, Zurich.
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FRUIT AND FANCY WORK
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'Ouse 1 lb tin
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a ees
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/2 lb. -tin
C.
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coanut Wafers
uakir Oats
oskei1aSa1nion No.
So
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tin 1
With Trial
Princess Flakes
for
Sup-
erior
a jug P�wder 1 ib Lardc
utch tleanser
tins
mmonia,
ichard's Car
See Large- naafi
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BENNEUER
Mr: and M. Stanley Iranstone visited
at -Nile on Sunday.
Mr. Sydney-, Brown spent Sunday at
his home in surgesvdle.
Mr. and-iVirs. J. Huller, of Hohnesville,
spent-Simday with, Mre- and-mreeeteus
Vanstone, •
-'11e-schoolelair- con
11cert on - Thursday
ere/ling last provect quite a succees,
being. realized.
• Mr. and Mrs. R. Moore and family, WC-
coiiipanled- by Mr. Russell Pfrinuner,
aramt ,Sunday *in Stratfoxclville. •
• The annlveraary-Service of Benmiller
tinit,cd,ohurch will be 104')34 octobet
22nd, Rev. Mr. Mcutillian being the.
'speaker, followed by a fend Supper. Par-•
teculars later, °
• 'CARLOW.
Mi. Ed. Fisher was In 'pondon on Wed-
• nesday.
Mr. Herbert Green, of Saltford, was •a,
• visitor at Mrs. Olark's last Sunday.
The lovely rains have been very wel-
ccme. -'all.,ploVing 15 id.full swing at
resent; ' .
Vile•shod are., all filled now in
tomuntority; Mr. Wm. Watson *II/11311.W
ori Wednesday:.
Mrs, Pobt. Sean and children are
. spending a few days at the home of her
inether, Mrs. nrowri, o Dungannon.
Weetmingter Guild of the Presby-
terian. congregation will, hold its replar
meeting at, the hothe of the president,
Mr kViink -Clark, on Friday e,vening,,
September 29t1i. „
1aflr-DaY Was. - observed - last- Sunday
In the, hall, • Mee, young people led' the.
Iretylee 1$tafte
„soil gaVe aSplen4i4 eaddrees on :loyal-
0-.
-,ateow, firokk NES
cothe =11414411t1•12:'
Hat
kick dui • f-Larii*,1311; -
z'zow #0114 4-4-00ft yotiteli riot
s mitt I
'1401 ”
op' - Mel 41N'S
4
Allehiressi youn
• tOrirt
c n.Ugence
was'read, to hi* in oinettbn 01$11tar
death, Of Z,130$4 ,Selterere also et ItrAtehen.
Out ot s.n anteMoblio *evident
In 41*, tOWnshin- On the. °night ef
Bepteinber 2. Me* *v.**, the 4
,
1ntoah•
piea *14 0".#4t,ol tbe pxeUm1r.ry trlal
.11
Oter, Meazvahfle an nquet Will. be
OA,. at Uerdini*- . r dted
144)Waitr.ettta
*ch'bOrtkItr,Ovideit.hjr :ireented an*Idi
.father, Vir; 'Iviet,S, Of New ',HaMbutee,
Wililam &tad* *of Egmendrdlie,
guiltee to baving Jiquor aegeniredeOthet
:than on all Individual peen*, • He *04
flned IMO and OeSte or three *nth* in'
jail and took the latter* st04., who has
a' wife and five YOUng• children, Is het
29years of 'age He oontinnede inaln8
heine brew beer 'after bis pernitt to do $0
heti been eaneelled. Police- alSii silege
that he, sold beer, but this he Stoutly
denied, fted.te.
whieh eirawa, but a tw months' ten*
:Stead' freft4e4; A 1ee0Mrnenciat1on for
eletneneY may be niade in his OSIS6, as
1111famuly have no inearia Of support.
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'EXPENSIVE WEEK -END
ttairifetil "TioSis't Pollee ta
and Par Mee of 200 and Posta
John' Mcl.,eco4 25 -year-old Bayfiele
fisherman, tonna his Saturday evenhig
visit to London had proven exceediegle
expulsive.
.'"-Artss ur ng • Lendon
rnegglaNtalcc,7itill'oiatt,--0-0442.11
-oFt1 at yesterday's city police eart sit-
tinet,ettre neleenalty Well:* and
costs,' or three_ months, ' for possessing
liquor in other than his private residence.
and a second fine of $100 and costs, or
ae-eziaysrIorereekiesseririvinge"'', '
praying along Horton street, McLeod
is said to have ticked a car, Containing
Sergt. Middaugh and 'P. C. Eaitan. A
serious aeeident is said to havebeen
narrowly averted: Continuing along the
Street at a speed _declared by pollee to be
50 miles an hour, 14eLeod struck a sec -
end automobile. 'Another ,minor -
mishap
was the result, but by this time the offi-
cers had reached the scene_
In court Mote& *as described as a
member of one of the best-known fish-
ing families 'at Hayfield. He is,. said to
have gone to London to visit a girl.
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.ACCIDENTSAFTER_ DANCE--
Two aCcidents, ethoes of the Zurich
fall__fair-are- reported -by Traftle Offieer
Norman Lever. -Early Wednesday morn-
ing Miss Alice Taylor. Clinton, was sev-
ly. eut 'hy glass whenher •head was
plun through the windshield after a
• crash, the ear in which she ,was -riding,
driven by W. C. Passmore, figuring -in collision with 'another ear driven by-Atit-
tor Kraft of Dashwood at an intersection
In Stephen township. Both cars were
badly damaged. In the Passmore car,
besides -the driver. were Lloyd 'Milner,
Harvey, McLaren, DOUglas COPT Alice
Tayii#e Vert0 „Steep itird Bitty 'thlpb
Mr. Kraft had -Mist,'" Giga Marthia -*UN
him. All had attended a dance. It was
'raining and the vlsibility gas poor. At
Zurich the' came night ears driven .by
*imam Neeb and Jas. McArthur collid-
ed. •Some-damage-was-donerbut-no-one
was injured.
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DOWN.-4ortytwojot ,
ANADA PAN ALIJSIAN
,IN 20 BEAUTIFUL SHADS
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, AEG "SA IT*0014,7. in seven attractive
,,,, ...- "colors, for baby wear.
ANGORAWOOL "THISTLEDOWN" BRAND, in
twelves colors. '11 A ,
complete range i'iofkKiiiin#taii7gsaesie,dles and Crochet,
ii.
'0 SCOTCH FINGERINO "VA Baldwin's
41.. , Beehive in three and four ply.
11 BENAIIILER YARNS IN ALL COLO
Anyone- -wishing instructions in the many uses
of these wools kindly gall at the home ° of Mrs, *C.
Stewart, Trafalgar Street, Goderich.
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RALLY DAY:IN:cpugdiEs
and Presbyterian Chtuthes
Rally Day Was rittingtyrobseryed in the
United and Presbyterian 'Churches of
Goderich on Sunday. APpropriate Music,
and:inspirational addresses marked the
4ervicei; - , •
.
The Mottling' serliite at Victoria street
church was In •charge of Rev. P. W.
Crailt arjti- Charles 'Breekow., superinten-
dent of the SundaY"schopl, The theme
was "Serving Jesus Today."' 'Me scrip-
ture lesson was reed by HarryBloom-
field, and etory, tiTru.ly Brothers" 'by
Norman Craik, A hysiii was sung by
the Beginners' • and Primary Classes.
Raymond-Snelf' reeitect- The -report of
the SundaY School as .,oxitributeci by
Mr. EireakOw, as -a ILoeal Chuich Enter.
-.prise.'" 'Marjorie Prouse read a story,
"Ko -sen 'Finds the Way ,to Serve Ms
Country.„'' and .9*. quartette IMO:4er *as
sung by EvelYn sreekow, Beryl Sander-
son, Donna. Diela.. and June Bloomfield.
Mus Mabel Browhiee gave a splendid ad-
' dress on "Serving'Today." whin she re-
:peateci in the afternoen at Union
church,, Goderich Township;•
afternoon. Rev. Donald MeLeed, :who
has come recently te Godencir, was the
pJker- E1ETeld- the rapt atten-
tion of the childreu as he tolcrthem ttie
Story of a littlelndian boy. The Supor-
intandent, 0. M. Robertson. -had charge
of the service. SOMO Prematians were.
ilutde,;;- and the following Musical mmi-
• bers were given: Instrumental -4 and vo-
cal duet, Gus and Delmar Worthy;
Girls" Canivityma by Misses lvfarlory...
Henderson, Marion Matheson, Verna'
Barbour and Jean. Robertson; chorus by
the Primary Class; reading, *Gordon
Armour. The, waa a splendid attend-.
ancap 'ail the classes.
• At Knox Church
The children of the Sunday Schaal,
with their teachers:- occupied the mitre
pews at the •morning service In Knox
-church. The theme or' the service 1,i;a4
"Loyalty," Mrs., A. J.. MacKay» former
resident, now of Dunnville, and, a favor,.
ite with Godertchites,- was the soloist.
The sermon of the minister, Rat D. .1.
Lane, was an appropri-ate- one.
The- flowers in the church were placed
there by the Steitart faintly. of .Benmil-
ler, In memory of their mether.
, •
Pesmotion Made "The general wisdom of the de -
At North ,street 3n1te4 Church, the oinanrdallfkourtioevp
ferr oia$ws eniablec"
Sunday Selmol rallyt. Irma hKide In the_F
• A bright feature of the egg market
is that this year prorniaesio_be
'heaviest egg -exporting -season since
1926.
ood Bulls in-Donand
Lately, h very definite increase ink,.
butis„, with creditable backing, has
• becom!_npparent 'in all parts, of On -
The movement in this direction has
been -particularly noticeabk since the
new PrerniUm Policy went iiito-if-
fect_in June. _As_a• result, priceOuve
beenStrengthening and even higher
values -are -likely to -prevail .tihis Flair -
according to breeders.
Ontario Government Tests
Prize -Winning Bacon Hogs
To deCernaine the -reason for low
prices of Ontario bogs in Britain the
Department purchased seven carloads
priteevvinninge:hogs at the Can-
adian National 1h1nIntton. Theev
hogs will. _be precesse4 ana„eshipped -
overseas.
epurtrase
fedeutepreeent
the highest type of bacon hog in the
province. The Department 'wilj over-
see every stage of the slaughtering,
processing,' judging en the rail, ship-
ping and, finally the smoking prorees
in England. Further, the Department,
through Ontario House in London,
Will market the- finished product.
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Persian Dalin invaluable fo the
wh`Ole faintly. To the •mother, a flaw-
less aid to loveliness.' To the- child a
nothing, • healing balm. And to the
father, a splendid hair fixative and
cooling shaving lotion. Persian Bairn
tones. and refreehea the skin. • Makes
hands delightfully, soft and white. In-
dispensable to dainty women. it littie
gentle rubbing and It is absorbed by the
ekine-truiy terse -leaf inelextureee -
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Mrs. Judgg--Geo. Sloan.
Fancy work-:C011ection•--Mrs, R. Shaw,
Mrs. Isabella* Johnston. Judge, Mrs.
Hey, Zurich.
ART WORK AND FLOWERS -
Collection of art, •work ---Josephine
Woodcock,- ,Mrs. shaddiek.- -Judge,
Mrs. key; Zurich. Flowers-colleotion
eut flowers -Alice- Gillespie, collection
pot plants -Alice Gillespie, Mrs. R.
Shaw. Domestio. selence---Jellies, mar-
malades andw.irted,---Mra. R. Shaw, Wil-
liam Walden; colleztion.-pickles, catsup
and „ salad dressings -Alice • Gillespie,
Mrs. R. Shaw; collectichi pastry -Mrs„
Wm. Walden. Judge7-Mrs. Hey,
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P.U.C. Arts to -Stop
-----Raditrintrferenco
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Would Cut Oft ServIce of Offend
• ing Cuatorners ?---Unpaid
Accounts Checked
At, last Thursdays regular zneetind- of
the ,Public Utilities CorinriessiOn the
(motion of radio interfqrence was taken
up. • The eleetrital inaCliine5 of chiro-
practors, doctors, ceentiStS ancf welders
have cansed no end of 'annoyance for
years, but* nebOdyhesbeen able to do
anythirig about it. ,
• The provineial conanisSion has been
• asked what step can ,be +,alteri to elim-
inate the riutsartete and it an offending
enetorrierts 0mA/fee 'An be ctit off, it he
-i---provide projeer foe
Dresses Ana Suits
Matter Cleaned and MARVO SYSTEM
Tailor Pressed AO of DRY CLEANING
Also-Repairingi,-Alteringi IteliningOand Waring -
Loral Agency J. A. NI VINS Cor. East Street
and Square
117_ 111111____I__
his machine Tiw gitbjeet IS one Of up J -
lierinolViiiiiiiiifairie4a:Oncirii.
drede of radio ownprs,In. ClipOrloh',„
A fetter trent the ft t. P. C. was
iteking that ettstOne. erg irf tiereare, he cut
off. the tristothera are unable, to pay,
the letter, states, touit, arrangement
phould be made "with the town to essitMe
the responlibility and. the Ott eltlerged
to zci1cf. There Is *Wit *790 unpaid,
covering Perieds of &Opt three to Itwenty
ontlieeliert rfearlY all farlhe -shorter
tied,
An aPplleation of Mts. 'Careline 4640.
,eteett," for an &Nettie raneeetere
'Ice to, hit idtVettittgi wAkg1 0,tottroil,
Were Miltitiratir derritind 'Meter& tor tile
Ventre reetarfraret' and Meat
Market,
•POULTRYMEN ATTENTION!
Wahl' 'pritei are advarieltigt
Why Weri,ii lot ef
boardero, when ,ptra eaz have your
flock of hefte 'Culled, 'free of
eharge, by an expert With' Year4ot
exPerfence end. Inmdeede ef eatise
fled epitome:1's to his ecreditl eAr-
ranie with Your neiglibore to haVe
y'our Ileck4 cfpted the tame day.
OttodTeprieet paid for •the cul)
hens. For pattleutero ' phone
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prepared for the fall rains . .
at now low pries;puts. them within
reach of all.
Special -' This
RAINCOATSizes 6 tri 14 years, colors
blue, green; brown. These coats are lined; giv-
ing extra comfort for fall.
Your choice at $3.25
MISSES' AND LADIIES' RAINCOATS—n blue,
brown,and green. Sizes 16 to 42. Reg. $5.95.
Special at $4.50
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ARASOLS AN» UMBRELLAS—for coverY
member of the family, from
11 If Holidays
5 to $4 SO
*0 over, so we will be ope
nesday in future.
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