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Provincial, Constable •Pere IeCo 'has.:
been pertormiug parttaf,. his. dutieo latolY;
uaider diiliculties. °. He had a smxall
.growth, a velie of hie war days, rezictoved
frim his right shoulder, necessitating
earrjzing his right .anis in an "itiiprnvised
sling. Be insists that he will shortly be.�
fully recovered.
The annual picnic of the Baptist
L'aciies' Aid was held at Harbor Park on
Wednesday afternoon. The Auburn. and
C;lnton fatties were invited to join them.
Owing to Some on holidays and a family
re -union lions could come from Clinton.
but IS goodly number of Auburn members
were present. ]"he meeting was opened
in' the usual manner, followed by games
sponsored by two of the Goderich ladies.
Several selections from _ the Auburn Har-
monica Band were very much enjoyed.
• Over forty sat diwn to We repast Which
seemed to be enjoyed by all, thus' ending
a happy afternoon of fellowship.
FIR'r AT THE COUNTY ROME -
A fire, . started in the attic of the rates were made.
House of Refuge at Clinton last Sunday
evening, gained considerable 'headway GODERICH BRIDGE CLUB
`''".iiY'2 i "�C:t�i= r' ''3t� 3 . ; , Aptir
gushed. fortunately, by the fire equip-
ment in the Home. It is supposed it
was caused by defective wiring.
DI"ERY DAY CELEBRATION
Eaterisitie preparations for (le celebria-
-.tlen -oi Derry Day on iatnrdas, t
lith. care being made . by the Black
Pl '. r ERI 'STAR
2rrd�--1 tr# and Mrs. . J, +toMehe,n and Wel*. wee it ;firer the yr ekWend
`,Mohr d Mrs, Vinhoyeort. tied, phis 4, .! t the UM"' i; Mrr and Mr !til Aro y
1 , :3rd11'l'r's."P. P,1 rare' and /..,,NF!,v� l,loh>a«isiG,_StF h 1 :•
tau,' Pluss,' « .44;4 ,Ml's# #0„, . 1 t?114,q ,, lcit.puo t
0tber :OW' Will be held Ott Mon artd ¥argareet, ut I,ueknow, sere ,gue°ts
Ven ng. , at • Hotel' Sunset. Itt ‘ the home of .Rev: W. P '',I301:0;;4., and
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Th ` nits
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the' 'Gaunt Treakurer have been, 'Oteni wart d v, D� Mc
the tzi '. WOW in; the la 4010;1:-..
. : Mr.. ohn : fttti S.e. cf: *T0tn,
naw, lin*Xeuz a: Iiaor °covering: Patterned ,visited 4iver the week-en.I w'tl his auo:tS,
in •bloc di .. prett . wood:. shades Of "the•; lldlssa s Bebertsoai, Vieto to St, ,
,, y n e• w: ,�.
brcawns,' 4and Iona IruatAc inY. th Ile Dr.: a P. W. l ug h+ s and .'Miss
3 ,, and Mt'�,
care in conf.rrfs xdcelY` with , the *al a1#ele t• -Hu he f . ntilou were- week -encs
decorations.; a guests with drs. %Carrie, Sr,.. Cam1 ?la
The `County'Engineer's office wilt beRoark.
Knights ,of Goderich, Among the prom -the next oto reeeiv a attention,1 and will be Mr, and xs. i3idney Donaldwon• and
inept speaker's ifrg '" vW`estezn Ontario thoroughly' renovated;, At present work -
will be Sir Knight ht Joseph Carson, P:4., men are t'nataged in raising and levelling
x► g :,
Grand. Master of Ontario .'West,,, ' Sir the moor: . •
Knight George Spotton, M.P. of North KNOX LADIES' AID MEET.
Horan, besides the local clergymen. The regular monthly- meeting of the
MEETING Or P. IL C.
Discussion of different phases of the dhurch was held on Friday last w the Mr, and Mrs. Jas. Long and Mr. and
work on the new suction well occupied lecture room. of the church. The meet- Mrs. Alex. McCormick were recent guests
most of the time Of the last regular meet- ing, which was very well attended, was at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Cole,
Mg of the Public VVtllitie$ Commission. presided over by Mrs, A. D. McLean, who °Britannia Road.
Messrs. Looby and Co. were present, and also, conducted • the devotional exercises.. Mrs. 11. Trowbridge, of Spanish, Al -
satisfactory Progress was reported by the The scripture lesson was read by Mrs, J. gonia, is spending some • time with her
engineer, E. H. Darling. The °account of W. Baker, and •Mrs, Wm. Sancler hdn led uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Phil
Clayton Looby for $284.00 was .passers for In prayer. After the business part of the lips, East St. -
payment': A . number of applications for meeting, which showed the Society to . be Mrs,. and- 1. rs, ,,Vernon Burke, of St.
Children, of. , Toronto, are visiting the.
lady's parents, Mr., and Mrs. Straughan,
West Street. "
Mrs. 0. Jackson and ,daughter and
Mrs, A. *Akerson, of Detroit, visited: Mr.
Ladies" Aid Society of Knox Presbyterian and 'Mrs, Rcbt; •T: Phillips, of Goderich,
on Tuesday,
electric range and •lighting services were very successful in their different activi-
passed. Some re -adjustments of , water ties, GFxgirp No. 3, led by 1VJxs. W. P.
Abell, gave a very entertaining program.,
which consisted of a choru$ by the whole
group; a musical number by Mesdames
a'*raent,4 C, L, Bisset apd Reg. Tuf-
held
ani' ' -a"
ford,�r�ca�'
venin atHotel Sunset,on .��,
Monday evening t
the following were winners:
skit by Messrs. D. R. Nairn and' F. G.
a wr n mea '
LOIti$, . Mcr,a are the guests of Mrs. l lurke's
parents, Mr. and :Mrs. 1, E. •Baechler,
North Street.
Messrs. )3..E. Campbell and Bert Ward
are, the delegates from the • 1Goderich
ach�of the Canadian Legion in Tor.
"malM23: t� .211-.:::�nw -ai.
onto this week;
Mr. and Mrs.. Peter W. Weir, of Strat-
North and South-lst, Mr. Jas. Hume Weir, spec l ally .t itte forthis tfrig.'ford,• are _guests at the home of the for -
and Mrs. N. C. LanawuY, plus 10. 2nd- The meeting, Which was thoroughly en- mer's brother, Mr, Fred Weir, and Mrs.
Mr, and Mrs. W. K. Whipple, plus -3. 3rd joyed and appreciated by all present, was weir,East. Street._ - _ ., ° . -- - _
";:-Mr. and ars. b, D. Moony, plus 2'x'.. corse f ded with -the- choral beneclfctki
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TTIVESDAY., AtiOt'$'I,, . 44,, 1t;34
erYono, olik,far and ,near, will 1,g
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'Marriage et MISS; a� hesine laary'
ailed}, 4eug Iter of M. 'Flames,„ a Melfi' >.
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l�icliatrl , Joseph;�:
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, �tf lx:,,larrre� oar :of°
plainiiel,c NA, ,alt, ►lace^ gUistly at•Our
Zadt of the Hilly Rosary Chreh, Detroit,;
on, Saturdsait, Duly' .29th, L 1934. Rev,
Father lyraino . cifhciated at' the nuptial
Mass, ' The a attendants were. Miss, .oar e
Q"Neill ui O aderieki, and Mr. Edward•
Daley, of` %7etroit -
CARTER-DO17.G1 WRTY; -_
_An interesting wedding took place
Saturday aternoon, Jul ► 20th, when
Miss Evelyn.. Nina Dougherty, daughter
of the late Mr. afad , Mrs. Nixon 'Dough*
erty, of Goderich, was united in marriage
to Clyde William Carter of London, only
son of Mr. . and Mrs. William. Carter. The
eeremony was. solemnized• at the Home of
Mr. and Mrs. J. H, Lauder, the latter a
sister of the bride. Rev. C. F. Clarke, a
former pastor of ,North street United
church, now of London, officiated, - _. 'he
bride and bridegroom were 'unattended
and only immediate relatives were pres-
ent. The honeyincon. will be spent on a
motor trip through the province of Que- F
bee and New York State. Mr. Carter is
a former member of the staff of the
Goderich Signal and now of the London
Free Press. The bride was a •member of
the Hamilton- public • school staff. They
�...; eima'
East and West ---1st, Mrs. T� RF,. -Mit-
chell acrd Mrs: J. H. Taylor, plus 916
, .
Special- $ale prices on all summer
merchandise All summer -lines-
must be c1Qared. See our large.
sate bills' for special values.
Mid -Summer .Sale :now on
('ELL FAMILYREUNION"
The Fell family picnic was held at'
Harbor Park, Qoderich, on Friday after-
noon last., There were over fifty persons
presen , ro • mon on, a., • ,
Stafia, 'Seaforth, Varna and OOgderich.
The greater part of the afternoon was
spent at the beach; a ,number of the
of •F, E. Hibbert's store, returned home
from Part Elgin on Saturday where they,
--spent-a,-week s
Vacation, - _-
Mr, and Mrs, J. Kelly and children, o
otos two children, -111441. -and• 1311-V,. re Columbus; Ohio; are visiting at -the -home :.
visiting with the lady's parents, Mr. and of the lady's father, Mr. E C. Belcher,
Mrs. R. W. Ryan. '
who was taken suddenly. last week.
Mrs. E. Bender of Blyth, Miss Lily Carr His many friends will be pleased to learn
of Calgary,_Barold WI htman and Edwtn,that-he_is somewhat improved, '
Bender,' of -"B , ca o vii nds In .., and "Mrs. A. W. Farr, of. Wood -
Chas,
, on Sunday. bridge, •- were week -end guests at the
Chas, A. Robertson, member -elect for home of their daughter, Mrs. Ju Al. Sni-
Huron ,$ru e.. who suffered a . slight
After supperder; and Mr. ` Snider. Mrs. Snider . and
paralysisparty lest week, is Progresstwo children returned.. to. Woodbridge
a short
enjoyingpleasant
program was givers, sing favorably towards recovery. .
� with them for a visit.
lows: President, M
followed by'the election of o=fficers as fol -Mr: and Mrs. John Taylor; MLTs Mar -1
r. and Mrs. Worthy R. Ryan, andr<..Ralph Stephenson; garet Burns -and Mr.- S. Base/ger, of Kit- } M
daughter, Beverley, ofy'it.' Moosejaw, are vis -
Cone, D. I. Hill, W. J. ,Fell and
Sec.-Treas., Mrs. Bert Robinson; Sports , chever, spent the past week in. Chum- , sang the former's parents, Mr: and Mrs,
'• Ernest leigh Cottage, Bluewater„Beach. 'each.
IK...W,. Ryan, Albert Street! Mi': Ry�ri is
Robinson'.„. Races_and 'contests were 'en- Judgg tourney Holmes of Barrie was a :_testhez.-,J-the.high school at Moose
loved, -the winners being y;as follows: ' T visitor in -town over the week -end, the i .Taw, as well_ as. flying irsstriictor.,.
• 'Children four years • and under-Elmor guest of his son, .Dudley .E. Holmes,i. and > Mrs. Loveless have • returned
Hill, -Lois Fell. Crown Attorney of Duron County, their home in Chicago after spending
Six years and uritier-R ss 1VIcDonald Mrs. Vitra Cranston, Mr. and Mrs, W. a pleasant visit with Mr. and Mrs, W. R.
1 Mary Vipond: I Cranston, Mrs. Wm.- Menary and son, Elliott, Cabourg -St. Mr. and Mrs. Elliott.
Six to nine years --Ralph Stephenson, (,Clifford, all of Dungannon; visited with have .been visiting relatives in Chleago.
Ross McDonald, Margaret Vipond. I Mr, and Mrs. R. T. Phillips Test Sunday, Mrs._ Elliott"remaining.for ,a further visit."
f'iine td twelve years; Jule,% • Stephen- : ' Mr. James O'Neill and .daughter, Miss Miss Catharine Sale, B.A., 'daughter of
son, Ivan Stephenson, Ross 8mal'e. i Carrie -O'Neill, attended the Wynne- Mrs , Sale and the late Dr. C: • E. Sale,
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INCOMPLE 'E.. Wi<THOUT,
,KOPAKK 'WE SELL TIMM.
'' NirooDurvirrs FACIAL SOAP
3 cakes.for 25e. Large cake, •
• 3fw" 55c.51.:
5e
SQUIB,Ir$ TOOTH PASTE
!lam •
HBALY`H SA"LTS, ENGL1SII
9c,
STATIONERY, JUST
ENOUGH
Paper and Envelopes,. 1.5c
MILK ,OF MAGrN SIA.; •
. lam oie's • 20 o*' .' 50e
rte+... .... 1mm.,.,
POISON IVY LOTION 50c.
SEIDLITZ PO'WD;ERS
BOX, 19c
SHAVING SOAP,
Cake for mug, 10c
P. .
a' srt'`R:N'":Ih'p'..4Yfiaw..
T,hAWSOLVO ,.414!, s1,. ?'rY • . 'l:.:V:� ,• SS7 _ s. �h i •. hY,.I N' u` T iv 1 _
BUY 'DRUGS AT THE ' DRUG STORE
Campbell Lauder. - Dunlop - Wig
GOI}EIt Teff DR
Clark. (Greta), of Lansing, Mich.;; 1iTTx:.
Harold Maedel, of Detroit; and Mr. Her.-_
bar-t-MaedeT;�o-Menterey--Parks G
Three brothers, William Cousins, of Mari
tette; Miele; C. B. Cousins, of California;
George Cousins, of •Toledo, Ohio, and
three sisters, Misses Ricca and Martha
Cousins, of Vancouver; Nits. David Mc-
Phee and 1Viss Elizabeth Cousins, of 'Ver..
milion,. Alberta, also survive. The re-
mains reached Goderich on Monday, and
the funeral was held on Tuesday after -
neon from, Brophey Bros.' ° Chapel The
service, was conducted by Bev W F:
bane, pastor of North • street United
:church. The 'pallbearers' were: Arthur
Maedel, brdther-in-law; John T. Clark
and Arthur Gibson, sons -it -laws; , How-
ard Maedel, Gordon Orr, Brock Orr,
nephews. • Mrs. Maedel was laid tb
'rest in the family plot in Colborne
cemetery.
.
Ladies' Race --Jean Smale, Wi'nnifred O'Neill wedding at Our Ladysof the Holy 'successiuIly passed the College of Educe-
Elliott. ---.Rosary -Church:---Detroit , or Saturda3'•- tion' examinations, obtaining the - High' A compromise is an agreement by
ladies, Winnifred Elliott. Mr. and Mrs. J. Alex. Anderson and Eternentaaryyis ertificatee in Pa cai Tr the which both partiees get what neither of
"Measuring race -•--Men, W. T. Fell; Test. •
them wnrrted. •
Thfead the needle race -Wilbur Pell two children,; of Dayton, Ohio, are visit- Mg. Miss Sale has been appointed to the•
and Jean Smale.
Slipper kick --Jean• Smare'.
Bean guessing contest ---Ralph Steph-
enson, Jr. -
Elastic relay race -Captain of the w1n- I
ning side, Mr. Be'r't •Robinson,
Peanut relay race ---Captain of the
winning side=Mrs. Will 'Steplienstur. `
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YOUR 1934 READING
AT ATTRACTIVE .PRICES
Clubbing Rates. of The Goderich Star
Save You money. The list:
TORONTO DAILY STAR and The Goderich Star • $7.00
A TSE GLOBE and The Goderich Suri ' 6.00
THE MAIL and EM?IRE and The Gc ' etirich`Star.`... , 6.00.
THE LONDON ADVERTISER and The Grrich Star 6.00
THE FREE PRESS and The Goderichatar. ^ 6.00
THE Y HERALD. 'and 'WEEKLY STAR and The
AMlEtt l; ii+i MANE and The Goner (h • Star 4.00
4.50-
2.50 ,
.50'2.50,
CANADIAN MAGAPNE. and The ,G Dench star. . , 2.50
THE CHATELAINE A ELA INE 'e .. , Goderich, Stows
r . i. a • • , at 9 2.50
COUNTRY GELNTEl,MAN and The Aa Sir 2.150
THE ETUDE and iliacCeodetiih Stat* , w • . v b • r . ♦ ♦, 3.50
LADIES' HOME JOURNAL and-The
GaderithStar.. 3.00
TikatLEAN'S ttE Ana The. GoderW* . . 3.50
MAYVAIR .The Goderieh
Star , 4.50
NATIONAL HOME MONTHLY ani The Goderich 2
50
ONTARIO ARMER
arictrilie Godes' Star.... { . • .:. 2.00
piCrotamilkEvitw and The Aodarieh. St*. . . 2.50
POPULAR- MECHANICS
ice` _h.sGoderb VP i 4 . Y • ;'�..,, : M4 .•00!Y'0
. BOOK+andJG�ch.Stet#:ac,4
R/A3�#uN' The C�b��� �.i
AlEVIG POS'The G 0•v
Sires'.. 6.00
iS MA
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'not;
WIDE Toder
4, 'A' b ill . 4 Q 'a O' „ 6 `M h' . 'h Cat• 00
der
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Piione7i
Mrs. Randall Marriott is on a two
weeks' visit with friends Dr Detroit.
'"`-Miss Ida Hodgson, of Toronto, is visit-
-ing--at She -borne of the.Misses Robertson..
Miss Aalene Litt is the• guest of her
friend, Miss Helen Hurnber; at Stratford.
Miss Dorothy Marshall, of Toronto, is
spending her 'vacation ,pyitb ' friends in
town.
MISS Gail Yenker, of, Detroit, is visit-
ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. .A,
McManus_ • ,
`Mrs. GetzMacVicar is thet guest of her
parents, Mr: and Mrs. N. Deitrfbil,. of
Floradale.
Miss Mary Tye, of Colborne, is spend-
ing holidays With last rnndrotl i, `Mrs:
W. D. Tye.
Mr, and Mrs. T. C, Walker -spent the
week -and at pier respective, Monies at
Flesherfon.
Mrs.E. J. Kelley, of Kingston. visited.
with Mr, and Mrs. Wr D. Saunders over
the week+
tits. Carrie. Sr'.. is attender the Sis-
tbn family* re -anion l this reek at Spring-
bank Park, London.
ML $id Mrs. Wm. Black and Miss
Helen Black, spent t'ile week - end with
relatives kt. totuidas.t.
Mr. and ', Douglas, Brown, Etg
Avenue, -have lett for x two weeks' lista
tion' 'atBaY of bullate. •
Mrs A, B„ dark, of Blake, spent `tie
1 ... ... ..
week»ezrtl wat2u her,two daughters, Misses
O' 'en and Mary Chi*. ,
Miss tlertrnde Wheeler is 'visiting in
Bobcayi eon the guest of 'her aunt and
uncle, 'Dr. and MrS Stott-.
Mrs, `Ra mend tarter andtan have,
been irlaiting. at the `ho a erMlsel Mari
Buchanan, Vert Avenue.
,Mrrs�y. S. HMrder aced" -'s tr, C y
tl Hams,[ n, are in Py rnith Oottege,
Btue w iter Bosch. for AW,
] il�rraaiarlle d, lieiatlit *Ie
. the .1r este , ot
'�' y s. Mitclte 4 ' tl!
,y.(e it -eanit.1,�1 f,y►�,yr,.
Jg. Nacho'
'rF+6F. lean F
i araaoriainr to lattet4 the, ansa
Ch►dReAlitilOtry at Toronto.
lOtra Iios a Smith and children. *lean
N
f i' *leltdls atrsd l iaatte s toOoderieit.
s
puha mit afiricl.aat1t
at the *.; . .
ing at the home of the former's parents, staff of St. Clement's Oollege, Toronto.
Mr., and' "Mrs. Thomas Anderson, Napier Dr. and Mrs H. L. hickey and . ttvo
Street. • daughters, Beatrice . and Margery Janes
Mr. .E • W. MacVicar and" Mr. Ross of • Denver,. Colorado, returned to their
Tlchbourne are attending the re -union homes. on ISaturday, ,July 21st, after visit
of war veterans in Toronto. Miss Belleing-at the home, of the lady's` mot -ter,
MacVicar at eoznpanied them• and is visit ' Mrs, R.. Clark. Th were accinnpanted
ing relatives. - • • � .by Miss Evelyn Clark, who will spend a
Mr. Athol McQuarrie. of' oronto, is few" weeks at Chicago and Denver.
visiting at the home of Mrs. •0. A. Nairn,
'Mrs. McQuarrie and children° have been' 1
here with the .lady's mother, Mrs. Nairn,
for a few. weeks. •
Mrs. Wellington, of, London _South,- .,
London, i*irs.. P. r', Carter, o't "Arlingtoxs, y a . ,,
LaGrange, Ill., and Mrs. N. Linda; of Ar -t, - MRS, MARGARET MAEDEL .
lington, are guests with Mrs. • Thos: ' The' deatri'o'c"curred at Monterey Park,
/Young, Sbuth St. ' July 26th, o!
Mr. A. NI: Robertson left ort -,-Thursday California, oil 'Thursday,
for Nova SQotia where 'he will attend the Mrs. Margaret A. Maedel, in her 65th
Robertson family re -union. Misses• Mary �VFaedel was; before her max
-
Robertson
and Margaret Robertson .intend leaving ageµ, Margaret Cousins, , daughter of the
_late Mr. and Mrs, •Thomas Cousins, of
for -Nava Scotia next weep. late
Colborne" Township, where she was born
rs, 11'31117 Ryan, 'wit° has been a t an the 6th concession, near Benntilier,
guest with fifer cousins, Mrs. Jay Kisses- I- F. . years her husband conducted a Can-
ton, Port Huron, and MIS. Harry Holli- 1•:riery at Saltford. After his heath eight-
day. Cerl$ary, has returned to her .home, ecu years ago, Mrs. Maedel. removed to
at Newgate St. • I° Detroit to be with her children. She
W. Chubs Chapel- anti his sister; Mrs: Tried there until 1930, when she removed
oibson, and Miss Edith Caisson, `from 'California.1 to She is 'survived by four
Ripley, were in Gioderleif last week and' children. They are: Mrs, Arthur Gibson
(FTorence),; , of Detroit; °Mrs. John . T,
Cautious Gentleman -"What time do •
you have to be home?"' •
Girl --"How much money ' have you
got?" P
Gentleman -"Five hundred .dolliras."
Girl --•'Thursday." '
To- E 1TTz " OP THE
TOWN OF' GODERICII\
MONDAY, AUG. 6th,'34
HAVIl'G BEEN FIXED BY •
BYLAW AS
IVIC, HOLIDAY
All citizens are requested to
govern themselves accordingly.
CHAS. C. LEE, 'Mayor.
L. L. KNOX, Town Clerk.
called en their friends, Mr. and Mrs. R.
Russell: Wells Street. _
Miss Donna Bell, of the staff of the
People' Store, and Miss Margaret White,.
'CHEF, LIBBY'S or CLARK'S BROWN: or GRANULATED
PORK AND BEAk4iS, • 4 16- SUGAR, 10 lbs.. , , :•....59c
oz. TINS.. ........ 22c• �••- FRESH ' `BULK SODA BIS-
CUITS, lb. , , . - 1Tc -
CHOICE QUALITY PEAS, 2
TINS. 25c
ARTIFICIAL' VANILLA,
2 -oz. BOTTLES.. , Ile
OUR OWN ENGLISH
MAXWELI, HOUSE COFFEE:
1 lb., TIN ,. 40c'
RICHARD'S CARBOLIC SOAP
6 CAKtES. .. :. .25c•
CLAWS - SOUPS, (ekcept '
chicken), 4 tins • 25c
1=LB• BAR LAUNDRY SOAP;. BREAKFAST TEA, 2 M -Ib.
`1R:.• 2rc
�PAAGES
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in finestripes or plain. r+r►it
blue, Crehan cir green, a t':
special clearing° prices, in
sizes t4 to 17,, at
69c, 89c 'and $1.19'
RTISS..
You like so. much, 'canlbe
made to 4 took.
Why not call us ? ,
under the auspices of ,
MAPLE' LEAF. CHATTER . I.O. D. E.
.a.R1DGE ` and_ rE -... art . 3 p►. m :: -
Parade:. of the Movie Stars -10' p. m.
Featuring a>iusing 'car"icaturea df the popular
screen faVotites.
Fortune Teling., Games,' Refreshments
. n forr,
Drawithe �' P prizea by Mayoi C. C.. Lee
at 11 p. tn. ,
Confett"ai, Lathy 'Numbers and Novelty Dances
ffo,r'Titi 'op Taforre
Phone 314, n .
AUt01100111I U1
►oat
0' t c lie bit
, i r thrirou the 0rata ..1
Your est. Mia a yo►lf a
by i i'rith.
to* Birt etnity
t
This 'ts the season foar
.awnand ,. .(amp
+hairs , etc. We have
1934 Tixes ,now payable at the c►ince
Collector. Ray early and -save the iscount. ,
J. H. •RB, C011e