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the toraiesei d*uglie
UrL. .and'Mr' Maiac
ii*eit Quebee, nt1k114 the jr
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Gordon S. ti4 a wawa tee'4*"
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arid,4vw
4,41•104Ok -SO, tale
,c1/414rea Pent * lear 'days With' TorOx40
0 WOWS /A;oUltetta ikeid XniLW Me
Owe' Spent the. week -end 'with, Ooderich
-*gives; the former remained tor a
weeks visit
- ;rind, Mrs Cabt atc.Intree have
moved their hoosehoht meets to Ileett.
Water "where they WM aSsiat -the fen/tees
anether MZL George 440Intyte. Who bas
pOrehr4ed bOeshep there.
Airmeemetinent is Made' that the nom..
'Motion nweting for the townships. of
Ashfield end West WaWariooli *411 be
held on '1Prida.Y. •140Vember ggth, and the%
ibe,eleetiOns' etly, -will be held 43/4_111e.
resPW e toWnships ontiOritta7•• Dec,'
ember atter
A 'meeting in the interests of the-tIrrew
cittokat* movement"'is tob,e_h_el, in the
___Oungtonort, -on Tuesday
—17:7
• -...curargr.141.
fleara
Stir tip Lazy Liotte.Bile.
arirt Purify Your System.
WITHOUTAXINGIALOKE0 deal
y • associated during .her long life-
C134to Olt t1100 tin10- and MOSt Active in all chiner o
renew Ou /Or ganizations as !Ong AS her tealth per-
ng NOV(
(ment t are!
ipeakers
be t to sddxsl the st11
fle WO-
"atimost coMpletely tied VP ,Mote
Or ,raIfl. Mr. Rouelt. ,armetotifi nisit
courier, . took 114,,horsesi On the mall
ratite On liirtdriesdaY.4fOr' the fititt time
Oa la% Iliff 104 ot 'Ode** totie,
plate Inatittite 40000, who Urge been
motoring to OOdericir each 4*Y• Went
*boat balr VsY on WedriesdeY'bnt Were
Compelled to return. _
. \The -Sivadsy school clank of 'WS, Bur-
ton Roach. 11,//1101ding 11. sOcial evening
and. -debate On -PridaY. November 24th.
The subject li u follows: Revived,
+What a bad-teMpered, tkLy housewife is
more pleasing than s good-natured un-
tidy housewife," The affirmative Will be
taken by atiseerelL'unieo Long and I3er-
nice Roach, whilleellte negative 'WM be
taken by Miseia 'Helen Anderson .and
Claire Pentland. ,
The Young Peop).0 SoCiety 'of Dun-
WI
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0
fo
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The Y.‘P. • 0 1
, '
Of liCtie% Celtegf.
'1!Orento; he'. Week -end 'with his
'went*. Dr. and ligra. 'COMMA« -
-II* MorithlY Meeting, of the W. 0
Or Mille% OffabYteriari,-01ntreh was 'he
last Vitedneaday at the 1:16Me Of
Siasett,, ,
14. C. *tftckt404e,. Messrs, John
and Ishigh1geoirelodei and )4e Howes
and vbudren, visited at the ;:ionle' Cff
Marvin Westfield« one del
lase week,
Inc
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OUGIIING arta
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hone 05 =OS OTI..
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• ter luneli the Merry -makers enjoyed sev-
eral hotirs.'of old time dancing. The
BENIWILLER guests hact the pleasure of hieing with
•' them Mr. -1* Aterson's mother, Mrs. Don-
.,
. Rev. and Mrs, Patton spent the vioeek. it% .pattergion, „
Agr. Will 14onit bU-SY these. dais AV' Funeral of Elwin Miley&
end in ,Toronto.
stalling 1100. . ' - The funeral of twin J. E. Itillough,
gannon 'Gaited ehUrch held its reg The W.
Vtlita:i..‘i.h'-er48"e'sillsisti'l es'vel:g.;.:8,...„$.4e$P,,,ite.,• • .the
e .'1:1elltatrIge°11111mIdarb'earfteerisotItie#7.Wpgas 4Itt4dadedanbdY.
Meeting on WednesdaY cloning- 1001 - Iviiii'l 14/Y lenic bas 'been .1411t1r4 her relatives, who peld their laSt tribUtes to
I
Miss Margaret Ryan presiding, the aunt, MO, ./iValtez in PitUterieh, township„ the opstrted, _who mias_lia, /its 34th year.
eripittre lesson being read by Was Pearl lets myth, who has been visiting at ”
Finnigan. -- The topic. was ,taken by afise the Parsonage. returned to her, home 'MI Bilvjvillywiasthb9briSil 41 rta n /Clintonaiid b. ;tart ea sn t sa, °Wh ilit-
Olaire Pentland/ V110 gave an excellent iitstnr4ay., iiam, Itillough of North BattlefOrd, Bask,
address on, !Vint} ,yetylg people can do - Itemember the i)layr, "Little Plodluip-
..; and the late iatcY Hoare, to Ciasehen,
o)'Tfirdtbcttering the eanunOtty,L..: There per," to be presented by Create If. r . 13. sae:.
.!‘ Itere he spent his boyhoOd. and
' a 4 ialitedrairieoqind4o-thOOit, his 14700iirrliit.1*::31,erliWIleri• -.--*..tiA -Teturnectre-w-make,...4.11,-,h0
ECO to Iiiine-was-.spent.aud-ineswere ------------------
45. Charr4 Iteir7ierWit w lits ithele-;,- the iota joarrwiatran
.n-trr
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0.4,51--711*
lephort y
par, to t
-CO ding to sur and
IrilTudinienr-$1* ect"'down by tle
Ontario iliuniciPat Board. 'On Oeteber
25th AA at Goetich the Board, heard
an *VOW Of the telAPbone syati
;Alialin4t, alaessMetlt Of OM OSA/0for
'
huSineni and bulerat. et Which it IR,* or..
that the telePhone 'Osten* Isis not
,14,00mPlint As,tiescribed by the 441 but
virtuemy polio utility., it being owned,
hlr the eorporation . At this
hearing It' M. Ludwig, • MO.,- and
Bushileld of Wingbara, were counsel for
the 'telephone system, white L. E. Dancey
represented the -Village of Myth.
The judgment, . which- affects evert
municipal telephone system in. Ontario,.
lethaed5Vilisl' of Blyth, estab-liaheel ,a.Muni-
The respondent, the ItennicipalitY 'of
telephone system, doing baldness in
the said Village Of BlYth, and In some
one or more of the surrounding town-
ships, and the applica33ts„ the comnli-
Stoners of the, said Telephone System,
were duly elected to manage the affairs
of_the System. • ,
The murdelPalitY seeks to assess and
'tax the Kress receipts its crtial, tele- Passe" *WAY 83rd. year.
phone system, and to. subject it also to 'Yon* had "heen a great sufferer for the
busine,ss asseannerit. 11E4 number of years, 'coming through
-__At...tue:,„,10,0Ling held at the town of several , ;serious operations, bearing. all
of Ocel*tobler. 108r -e. 11314-4wgrea'Itbst Patiellef4' and was
14eel,11111
to
to
tahS'a'ettlaur tahlet°mruntbiLIPIPr;U:saten: nePaliwtetaxndeded 14'ameru.7141.11lieajr Ictelrissnt;' me °etehnser..aallShe' l
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s
by the respondent Is not under the. Act ters' namely; Thomas of Goderith, and
a telep_hone Company, referred to by sec. -home; Jane (Mrs., Davitt_gar-
If-thr"Ivsgeer-'-u.tin)f- Vaehornestead,;,,,rAg (Mrs.
h' t * — Sile
ment. Act," arid tIii-ts.t ere ore'l 14-41 also_
liable. to assessment as to its gross re-, leaves one sister, Mrs.' James-*JOlinaten;
ceipts. I and° twce brothers, William and 'Janies
Owed. . day on Thursday last. Qtdte a uMulie• ,to talte-avernthe nallagaiielil of- the
„.;.f.,The _Itificr.1 of the late Mrs, DaVid
. . of relitiVes from Crediton were present. homestead. Seven years ago he took as
_,Anderson,, Ashfield's oldest citizen, ,waa • , •. • his partner -104,1e Rdna Raithby, :and
.)4,141...m.auesday ,trOra„,tWliorne ,, or lie "1",-------- -.---""--"'"'-"*"'"-''''-'-"--" =based the- farm-ot.his-fathelavi'.
, daiighter. taile,-.1isatte--iareie:T..iiirs, ' -Rfatuby.-whioh...is „theArstatt
. - ' :ef.t*st e-t-mihurn-to,-Sa0 Wiwatiosh.,...Bere
* ttended by a very large 'number of rela-
. tivei; friends and s•,neighbOrs 'who paid . by Industry and goOd managenient ,he
1 their_finaLtribute of respect to one much , • I prospered arid was espeCially successfig
loved by all. The service was conducted- -
The • evaporator closed the season's a8 alt aPlarist and' Prntitt-Yinan- ' ‘ilr''161-
'III Rev. Carapben Tanner, pastor of •tlm operations on Tuesday. . . I lough enjoyed gCod health until. a shia
with which htri, Atm:tenon has i been George L. Sturdy, who suffered -a set; I tithe ago,. when, he developed an attack
- * '' , - ' -lot -hiftuenza. Recovering from. this he
'Ashfield circuit of the United church.
ure several weeks age, is muc'h improved, - as including a body corpor-
aninodr_e:h4_10,14._"4.Alle_f7art4y_ h,oarc,i one.e,i4rLsonxt,sageo4(1 itiitiss'idgettlitg_'bufltospr enarbeteraoumbeic,bae:-
e are '-quite decided that a
elephone -system--owned -and
We are sorry. to state that Mrs. Virm. acute' 48adaet188* 'Last thUr8daY he viii by. the mu_nicIpaitty_a_s a tele-
cemeterY' with; the tollowing-Pai "hearers. albAte-, ill'ou'll: t igt;ininigkrinag redh.rle tthie; -hone of' erexanirninWedatirn. tplireoyCedlint°thant 11h()esPwitastti-e*uffhtrre-- Pli erePallY as referred to in Section
AY • RER 100
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fek riot et i'urt. so poi
i** 0! New
Rofliznee D'azioiric itud Merr
lokolt BRW
,
. •
l3044 beOtt$101 4ovi Orb! lie
41 C1*a OttiSiCal entertakoMehtt
i� WQR 1P4.
mists
ut . 0'014 • t•tite., 110 .the,u
Ittei"
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';ovii;moimmioNosommuairomorkvom.mologowiallimmiamo...0.6'0"..
* "Tat KING'S CATION"
mAimms-AvintlIgspAT *041, SATURDAY AT $.00
ve ism* an# Oeow Sift °Dnabight Flub"
will en$tY7. every mt,oute
wtsrritto
• PORT ALBF4.1t,T
Mt and Mrs. Catlin...o&PetTak
the week -end at.. the home of Mr.' and,
s.Waiker h/OrrO.'
Death of Mr. James 'Fount
,Ort Thursday, November one of
our best known and most highihr resPed-.
iresidents in the persou %rah
SiraD4o- n, widow of the late James YOUng•
e
t the- definition or "telephone contH 2iiiiP's*„., all of Ashfield. Mr. Young
as At appears in the Act includes, passed away' twenty-five Years -"ago. The
and the word "persOn" is to be I funeral was, held from her`•late home on
Sutulay afternoon. The service was'con:
dmthd, by the Rev. J. H. Geoghegan, a
Unktiow _00 Rev. Williara Hall of Tier -
vie. Interment was nude in DimgannOn
cemetery: irhe sympathy- of Ahe cor4--
mtmIty Is extended to the bereaved. -I
RESULTS
oiminteta Or
Money
time pooth -mitted. Interment was Greenhill
rozotilte: net ph ng Y0 Mai land 'kit" °Litt° DUrtrig the serviOe, week.
Miss N Coutes spent Sunday at her t)tertratchte thebrainpOisSoLgrum uhwatils useend otclperawtunion. tdarrlo, 1st: jeCiPtroe: Htnirillinistons'i'°°47d o10.1.,°Z.
stOmitCh4 01401 iteatIsebes and dealt ,nattl OardlICr, SonMel Iteld,"Ra p Nixonthis
""/ 11 P411 1"11; irati n
Otte, th0 tbick igad
tblit 't7 Iota
trti lt1 AU' Messrs George Bunter, R, Andrew g • — y Ing froni meningitis 'Caused by an abscess 14 of 'The Assessment Att." See "Hy-
gliptiostblx• au ce rMr. and Mrs. D. alatklin on Monde of
tasee-glits, herb Vattr.. Or mineral IfarlreY 41010110110 gralids9n, of the de- could ,be performed but without avail 115."
'I-bee/luau „ceitsed ,uictinan swig' 4'3610 very effective- "%""` ""‘"P and he entered, into rest late Friday The Municipal Telephone. 'System,
Mrs. McLeed s nding awe or
two with her aug ,
..-'11?t with enge
reel .np40%-lortorsett--- maw
sumo it liter We, Theeekedi et,forf
isobi 0•19•10 11'0001,41 '$6;trealests that
low sut *WO lakote lovi.-grated thei'Verit.
' 4' OP Slitgetit aege Vise Pills, Take
° Obi 'tato, arose). 'bade axles the/ Jilt*
ier taitlatietiloCeotte •
Is thetefore, under se..ction 14 being a tele -
nix, of everting. Be.sidee his widow and little 18
h .phone company operated in a village, is
• • * llonelii* the, liter, ett64. ./ove
quitt-OL_Wilo
.1y. 'Relatives Were present in large nureei
era -Arita Inherit from Baylielditlin-
lan-OrNeefield,7-Verme-ffenSiilli,---Tivifte
and daughter of, the late
,Darilel and Susan Webeter, who.e.ante to
thls country from Ireland * tentary Agee
Mary- Anno:Webeter_ was bornAitNerval
Ifeitrand-With-,--her-parentre-eamo-t
$alle '0040belra DIV Store this' Section of the. country when: 12 years,
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - ,
tir es ea o, ear,
merit stockedwith a
assortment of warm
e ar,to
arge
,
all the popular shades—rds,
blues ancihrowns,- exent weaves
of material ate featured and the price
is only
_
p-to4)00. Styles itri Silk Dresses
..toillitisiep„ogidAtilOni _featuring tither
ttle riodorig or short isideves:.,Silealait
prieedi
,
itilvertOn. .- - - - - - — montivdaughter, ;can Atm, Mr. 14,:illoug
---,By ois----wayi-rsnowAilis44-eilLtituirgi- --is survived by-hie:lather,- two-sistels eAl.,_:
heavily for the last few dityA, and it looks fa lv-i!i,--1*-1.7. Esal-RatlibyTTAuburn,
as though. we were itt forre real eidotaste. and Piora IJ; at Toronto, and tWo broth,
toned Winter What ''Iter burn 111. fuel we'• ers' Albert' 1.0 serviAlibUrn, iterirde ,Wheeilldlertrot
, . „ ' Torontp The ces w .
nog. IlnittdAlnrsch- of -Whieli the- de --
teased was an .ftetlie 'member and con-
ducted by the pastor, Rev, W. J. ,Morti-
more, Ti4D. The'pallbeitrers 'were„Thole-
,i_uistori : Ralph D. munro, Earl
ro
motored. up on •Sitturday to attend the.
funeral , of his brother-M.1*w, Mr.- E.
Killough, Mr. Itaithby returned to
Guelph-on-TuesdAy.
The ladies of the W. A. of $t Mark's, naltney,-.W4Met NithoWn7-garry ur-
•Anglitin -chinch . are serving afternoon; dlr and Prank ,Raelby, • Among the
tese Itt the..bieemerit of Knox -Preebatef...imany beal-00.'i1 trlbutes .was that
Ian china% an 134urdity afternoon, NOVi trcin the fellovi*ralaera.af the board of
ember igth. There will also be heme, management of 'f,t,Icriex united &doh:
baking for eale. Among thiiee ttending the funeral from
Owing to the weather and the ccondi-1 a distanceWere Ura. brother,
-tion- of the roads the -VA -1'4 S. of Knox'_ Pref. O. E. Itaitifeyst.the O. A. C. staff,
United -church did not go to visit the Ouelpti. Interment was made -lin -Ball'
Belgrave...SoOlety is was , arranged for cemetery. *
WedneldaY. night ot thiaoyeek, '
fstra A. M. RobertiOn, et Ooderith,
„
spoke at ;no morning service of araiox
'United c 11-1-rcirlast-Sirbbathrert
More took charge, Mr. Robertson also
spoke at Westfield and Donnybrook in
the atternoon, as it was Layman*late the old ,:ubetiiy” that jumped over
dayrgc„ E4111:**Ithe ;noon when they receive a statement
alon thls ext Sunday evening the I,. s. of °Van -Aim. ount they have rontrractelantril)
ittcr„United thilreh will meet tvith the failed' i° TheY yew neve again
-11
liable to -be -assessed- fon eo per eent-aef
the_aroount. orthe_greqs receiots and we
feel that means ,the gross receipt,s re-
ceived by the system for business done
•%%bin the muniolpaiity 40. the Villar of
A THOVORT ON DEBTS
Durlaatre-inn:eniel_
There are some people who try to emu-
Weiltlingbells are ringing in this"
Vicinity •
'Miss Grace 'Redmond, of •Strattorti.
Normal, was home for the, week -end.' '
, Mrs. R. Buchanan and Wir. and )4r$,,
J. N. Mils Were Winghant yisitere
Monday,
Mr. and Mrs. ManSel Cook and Miss;
Elsie Stonehouse ivere Stratford visitors- .
on Saturday. •
Ur. O. Smith, of 13russels, who pent
the past three weeks with his daughteri
IVIrs. (tVI,elvtn Tity140, and ltis son, Tit.
harles Smith, returned home last weeX., '
_ The FIIMA:101117 or this coninuinity
is
WaS-----admittedi-and evid
ported. the admission, that 'the' gross re-
ceipts. and we. feel 'that means the :gross
reteipts Wan the busineSS of tins Sys-
em-within_the....mimicip lit of El tli
itt-
oudlng $400 from long distance tolls,
was 92,230.00, 60 per cent of which.
amounte to $1,108.00. and for---this-arn.
-mint- the system was ProPerti assessed
by the Municipality- of the vinige
Myth. hi connection_ with the gross re-
ceipts.
to, the business assessment, it Ntr
admitted that' the -assessment of $733.00
was' torrect, provided the system is liable
, for it,„13.usit,w.ss assessment at all.
.1 ft was argued that beeause the proper-
; ty* was exempt from 4axation, bu.si-
1 essmta ted as the bust.-
ness tax issues out of', and is connected
with the property, but in the case above
mentioned in 4/ O. L: 11.' it is held
"pro-
perty'' -means "real prapertn" that „busi-
ness assessment is a personal tear Said is
not affected 1),y the -exeniption Of preper-
ty.the-assesseil value being otilY7a
od -arriving at tlie amount of the bust-
-4S53_ ,0,53eUraellt0
-Ivor this' reasthi. We are of the opinion
that the business assessment Must stand
at illaa,„:aridTthe asseSsInerit
changed .as
gross receipts; rtiaking 'the 'asseJrable
gross redeipts 1,398.00 instead , of
.00.540- as et present. .
Success belng therefore diVided as be
twoeri the Parties hereto, ttlisiparddoes
tiot.--4114osts_la..Conneetion with this
appe
The Board's fee for law stamps here -
hi, 915,00, shall be paid by the respon-
• dent.
-The, judgment U----eigriet-by-ag:-R;-la
Iteown, theirthan, and It butrimings,
couunissioner, stnd " dated' at `Toronto
t.1* eighth day of Novemner, 1931.
hen about 100. friends , --..cr3-Ait and reeetve `bloke 1.1P Your $
gateerect., to. Is Ark, evhienee ot Oblaiidence And 'the Prellininatie'estinutte'Oftthe wheat,
POrresters* Ilall last 'Wednesday evenine -4
1
-
deal in that particular store -or place of
chUrOli.' Miss 1Deliglit Mutch, cia-ndti8e-t1 that dared. "in'ulr them with a
ttaptist 'Voung reePle 'in the B
rich, vtlit be the veaktr -tor the teOsiorti-bIl;
afta Orit4rAtii %of giVetif lay the- -Their iniMiliatkm over the reediting Of
oe-United4o1MI:people. ran _account may be genuine, .but it is
and -Mrs. Ito Deerr-tetUrned-ftIni---teolisb-briAlikleAteme.',-- 'As, (me vile.
ttitit wedding trip Jest week and are liv- puts is art. honor to receive a
ler tkrith- the groom's father' On .the farm. A bill is an indication that gOttleOrie has
On Wedneediv, evening ot this *reek the., faith. In your honesty, find faith that you
neighbors gathered at the, horde to con-! will Some day. liquidate, the debt. Had
gratulate the bride and groom andleaie:, he not 'possessed. that hall in your in -
Mine token of their good *blies "ivith, tegeity y,ou would never have reeeived,
the young couiW. " "
Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Munro.. and family; We have heard A lot lately ttb011t 111(1
notated to Onelph illniction --on Bator- system being the only method for
thts' and spent the Week -end holiday With, successful business. ,,why Because too
Uri -And -WS, -14.-Nturray.littsses.,...r, ntany,1peopie_talltraai b_44*Atta 'make no
4114 S. Elide Went with Mr, MItar0 as effort to loRit,' $ustnese with theseipiople
tar as OneIpli, -Where they viiited their is a deed loss and anything.bue A Plea-!
roUtiri‘ Mrs. Moore. I sure. , On the other hand, when you
- chioYable.eVening visa spent in the Imo a place or business, ask tor
edtic ;ices on our Entire
tol.z. tidies': an4 Misses' .
inter. Coats.... .
..
All atf,, aif. high eitudity materials - With , rich fur
t trimmiiigt anti in styles ana, +Colors to suit every
taste.,, Come in. and be convinced .6( the,eieeptiori
, id values offered.
eri s'
verctirits
Our fine assort n Ov..,04-nttt.t materi
shades are inetleratiely t
pric,,ed from
Is an
a Iter
A Leather Coot is just the thing or winter -
Good wearing and plusill lined. Sites
6 to 44. 'Spetially priced at
AR fo the
Mm
.1.41,P0
•
MsreheAlgUe411k0,1184„-.41*,
friends of Auburn, in the death of
KilloUgh, who passed away on Pridat.'
tRi.E
NEWS
Bo dCr 13.5 25e
It1411
BOCK...5, SHOES and SHM.TS
jo
• keep you warm,
"".
11 Is our aim to.give iron 3ialUe f0;
Moir”
- Meitlf4,1t$
1
24-th Billi'N'ATNTAPRES
.• trl?.. , . _QuEBte
NTREAL 'Ali
M° FROM
, $9.30 , 'GODERICH
Imo ,---'-usual-hAlf-fax-L-Tickets- good in ceaellea--onlY
-GOING I., No'baggagnexch4tetcked.'Tic'kets,-'gooarto r-- eturn_
---L-e. Goderich 645 a. Ta., and ir RETURNING
.....
°11-' .11'44°14 -24th—EXCURSION-front-destination-up- •
Ar. Montreal 1.00 a.m. and
-Com-WM-ea itconnecting. ser- Mg . . ' - ...
rvianeesd Quebec between Montreal _ • , not good' On 1, ' J.5
from Montreal) '
and including .follove-
ing .Sunday (tickets
6.80 a.M.---Novr 25th
3. A,. LAvvRENc:Dtaaiwni:ixekoewnts aundentin,GTodermlaticOh.11 from
one Nt,). 8. ,
, YE.AR .. -
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-DEPOT- AGENT,-.S---1k-CROET.- ---Ph,ene.. M.
• CANAINAWNATIONAL.
or.riwora
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Special Savings This:NVeek-en
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NIAGARA
Red Pitt ex
_„„erries
A 44 few -hoir4,,rit4 ,,Mr -,Peter Pet-. toittethiil pAtt in turn Should -respect.
:terson; who Wet. haat fiora ma- I.' bal,;.1 - --- - - - '
trio aii 104604 ,toyetho b5.r.vo 01 04.1, wrongs but the. *Wee of it. ' So, dear
b- is tiet the eredit• ,sYstera that. IS
. .
., goo. Mr. PetterSeri left on larretttrid
4ag3. 7tvlitte he afttlit iteVersx— days at the. ',•redoalict,tilik' ill' 0601:1:eta thantittedle9.11*Thilmvearka 171410'
i gave., It to 1.‘oti tritsted to . your honestY,
weritra r air.. , ' , , ,' '
On Monday eVening, NOVeixtber 20th, a?•• ltit • ,,d,t ;tibia 0.0 fain, to
, .and per P,V ller ' , . you.
itnet-ng, Vill be held, in the Auburnhied .e.natebto ,e-s,m who trusted hitt
Orange Hall at 8 p.m.; when tWO leaders 7- •
Of the .""New Caned*" movement Will be
Present JO *Atirets the young totr. 'people
ot • .thilt section. The tioga.h IS, "StOtt
AgrictiltUre--Savie delledC" Make a
rola lt0•COria and' hettt, these ,OUtStand-1
Mg ,evettitei* ' ' -• - :,.
The tegtilitt retentitht meetini' eit the
. NVOMetes ItiStIttite Will be tea in the,
PdrteStere „Hatt Adrt Tnettley afternoon,t
govember *let* itt 2,1-5. • Subject, "Coi-1 '
• Owe OA to, lIer Women' by 11.trs. leter.-;
timOre; entreat events by Mts. 4, 4.'11/11-1
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liortt tttb$00... lite. Movidge... Tlie exe.
t,ttive mit two week* *(01,v and posed 14
fiou te us e OS_ te[ hikit hitilttilet(tO setitli
- t tor the Car belts sent. A commit -I
tet.6t WO Wart aPPOinte.d to POrthate.
tip to that Tilt*. •- ''
()liver Andettiort *het hie eister,, bore it
ethy. entertained iti,,,the 'irekrestere Itallil
,. on Wteititedat t4tn1fiff iti bee** ilif thele
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lc Met' 'Patterson, et theinP)00.1, '
who left he* bri, TfilitgaY 101
home qtr. lk *hold' ViSit lollth retail**.
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-364 toinion bns1i1s, tomored- 'with 400:4
maion huihele In, --1932 and. a ,flnal esti
mate. ot 101.181,000 bushels for lost.
The Oil 'palm is the Meet itaportiin
crop of 'Nigeria and groWS wilil throtigbe.
out the south. *
Mittiy world' financial authoritieS And call.:
ornistt agree -Oat the
Retrionetizatiqn o,f,$ILVER
MUST COME.
Great Bear Lake, Canaela*s rich new silver
• liekt shows kotnise ef tev4oiiing•ji,AG ope,6f
the greot-tilver producing,. areas A, iht world "
A L an
,.
two of the outstanding eveloprnents in Crem-
ator Lake; -wlitch etpeCt to be in production
...
at on early date, stand to benefit greatly, by•
any , inIpftwo merit. in the price of silver,,,
\
We would be Owed to forward uponikequest,
bulletins containing - latest infortntifion on,
t e two interesting corning,silver producers.
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NEW MEATY
PIUJNES
LARGE SiZE;
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ars 4.
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2f -TINS
FANCY
BLIIE ROSE RICE 3 It•s, 25c
IALUS1RAUA
RAISINS
.NEW
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LEMON OR °RANGE.
LBS.
0 AMOIJS
Superior
er
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