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MARY STREET GREENHOUSE
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Daffodil and Tulip Bulbs
FOR SALv, itIREOT FROM 11010LANi). . 43tf
ILET- -the -morning-und"--a-
out for the evening service. Rev. L.
11. Tnraer of Victoria, street, Goderich,
preached very acceptably at both. ser-
vices. Special mention should be wade
of the tlowers and plants which decor-
ated the front of the church and also
of the choir. Rev. Mr. Turner -sang a
beautiful Aolo in the morning and the
choir rendered an anthem, with Mrs.
Doug. MeNeil and.. Frank Mellwain
taking a duet part. In the evening a
-Luale quartette from Westfield sang -
two beautiful numbers.
NILE, Oct. 29. -Mr. and Mrst.,Orland
Bere and Mg,. and Mrs. os McNee
spent 'Sunday at Earl MeNee's new
home Belmore.
At W.M.S. Convention. ---Six ladies
from Nile attended the W.M.S. section-
al convention on. October 23rd at Ben -
miller United church They listened
with great interest to the reports of
the ;various -organizations and also ap-i
Predated the privilege of bearing Mrs.
Roger Self, president of the Dominion
Board of the Women's Missionary So-
ciety of Calmda. After a bountiful'
dinner served by the B.enmiller ladies
they,heard Mrs. L, C. White, who is
now president of the London branch
of the W.M.S. Her address was of
silecial interest, as she and her hus-
band, Rev. L. 0. White, ministered to
the Nile circuit nearly twenty years
ago.
Anniversary Sorvices.-Nile church
had successful anniversary services.
last Sunday, with a fair attendance in
Chimne
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-APINTRN, Oct. 29. -Mr. and 'Birs. merning subjeet war) "The Vinality
Cod " in the evening he spoke on
MacKay BrIGht>' -Cat)" 4o.' el Of Christ?' The choir,.
spent the week -end with Dr. C.„WelF,
rn with Don31 Rem pzesiding-at the
Mr, and Mrs. George Wilkin of Gude: organ, led in the setvice of praise.
richt .with Mr. and Mrs. WM. In the inornin4 Mrs: Duncan MacKay
J. Craig," . '•-• of Bright's Grove rendered a solo,
Those who enjoyed hearing the presi- "Bless This Ilouse," and Mr, and Mrs:
dent of the /:))0ininiton. Board of the MaoKay sang a duet, "Have Thine
W.M.S. of the United Church uf Can- Own: Way, Lord.", The choir Was as-
ada,,at North street United church Olt Nisted at. the evenivice..byMr.
Tuesday evening were Mrs. " James Dan -Waiter Of GodeFich. who , soliffr
Woods, Mrs. Wm. J. Craig and Mrs. "The Holy City," also thy Mr. Walter
Chas. Strauglaan. and Miss Betty Smith, who- sang as
Mr. -Wm. Copy hag' purchased, the a duet "borne, .11oly Spirit," acconi-
Henry 'sense in Auburn and panted by Miss Vivian Straughan. At
wit!. take posseSsien shortly. • , the, morning ,worship a highly im-
Mr, and .Mrs. Albert Campbell, who pressive unveiling of .the honor. roll
recently „sold their farm to their son was conducted. Mr. 4Jergenson read quarters to disvontinue sponsoring the
.Kenneth, have moved to Auburn and the -names of those from the Congrega- Girl Guides and Sea Cadets.
are occupying the apartment above flux' who had made the supreme sacri- For Empire salify, Mrs. A. H.
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the Bank of Commerce. tice: James W. Houston and Earl Erskine entertained the Chapter with
Miss Ila 13, Craig spent •the week- Mugford. - 111,essrs. Gordon Dobie and. a vivid deserintion of the Rocky
end in Winghain and Was gue°St soloist Kenneth Scott unveiled the plaque, -AlountaiuS.
at the Reid -Leggatt wedding. after which "Last Post" was sonnded, The purchasing of the comfort bags
Visitors With Mr.. and Mrs. Herb.' by Bugler Sam Hearne of Clinton. foroivilians of Great Britain bus been
CARLOW
Clovier on Sunday were jr. and Mrs. After a minute's silence and "Reveille," finished, and they will be packed- .and
Ringler of St.' Helens, Mr. and Mrs. the speaker offered a fitting prayer and shipped shortly.
CARLOW;„ Oct. ,and Mrs. Harvey Alatison .,tnd Mr. Win. Ausiin the third verse of "For All the Saints Mrs. U. ,C. Dunlop will convene. the
Allan Stoll and Mr. A.rnold Alliu Spent ,of 'W Ingham. Who from Their Labors ,liest" was rummage sale to be held in Nevember.
Rev. II. J. Snell, Bill Craigand sung. It was a service steeped in Owing to Armistice Day, the November
Sunday at Thedford, Mrs.! Stoll staying
Donald l'ungblut attended the Huron beauty hf its simplicity. Other names meeting will be held a week later.
for a few days. Y.P.S. rally. at Groderieh on Friday appearing on the plaque vere: 1914- Tlie regent graciously thanked all.
Miss Verna Caldwell of Guelph spent night. :191S ----Alfred Whitson, Nelson ROA- members for their loyal support in
the Week -end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ross will attend the son. Chas. Nevins, Wellington G000. making the bazatti. such% success,
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' ?AO* MILVZ
ATINLEEIC MAME WILL AID
IN STUDENTS' EDUCATION
Thu Alaueet. Chapter. met
mostetay, tiettiber 3ist, vith the
regent, Mrs. ('. Stanifortb, presiding.
The puns a $200 tVati. 11rtittofterrell to
complete the payment of the V.719.t) ob-
jective for the second svar suesusirlal,
-A 'donation .of 1615 was given to • th0
Ijoiste rrout appeal.
The educational secretary, Mrs. Wil-
mot, stated that in future, instead of
ationtinp,.., schools. the Chutes 1.(yould.
be required adopt individula
students to help with their edneation.
Mrs. W. G. Alactwait, hospital4
convener, called on three war brides,.
Mitis A. Cleaver gave a report on
pre -natal. care,
. Word was received from head-
Mrs. Geo. Caldwell.H
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, enderson-liedy wedding at Dungan- 1939-1945 Jean Houston. Laura Wag -
Mr. and Mrs. Fred .Seabrook of Cede- . non on 'Wednesday. ner, jenneth S,cott, ()tor
-4 don Dobie, Al- WEST WAWANOSH TOWN.- -
rich visited' Mrs. Allin on Sunday. . . • A Neighborly Move.-Tbe ladies of bert Govier, Eagene Debie, John .Weir,
Margaret Clark and Joyce Cunning- the counnunity met in the Foresters llay Mugford, Carmen • Sebultz, Elmer.- SHIP SCHOOL AREA BOARD
,.... , .
ham ,had theLr tonsils removed recently..
hall on Monday aftevioon• and pre- Schultz, Maurice McMillan. Douglas The regular meeting ',(')f vt•he ' West
Mr. Win. Clark is running a, new sented Mrs. Wesley Bradnock, who lost McMillan. The honor roll is niaile
___, Wawanosb liichouLAreit .,ti.tax.a. ..11:2.......
„bus or hissimite IQ Ogilgricit „Collegiate
Institnte. • es-e-esst-Iting 1,ns-fir' esstr-short -time ago, of, 'Illte 171.3- nak-Pirct-mr-Irrilairre---rs lit--:-Fti 'Tjiritetober‘vith all the mem-
Mr. Clare Walters of Auburn is 3vith a shower of miscellaneous articles. mounted on a bronze plate, except hers present. Tbe chairman, Trustee
Mrs, Edgar. Lawson presided for a those of the deceased boys. Their,
visiting 'Mrs. Allin and family. • Webb and the secretary were appointed
short program which included the names are engraved On silver Plates. !to meet with the holsrd of Whitechurch
, singing of "The Maple Leaf," with. Local returned men of both wars oc-
At a county meeting of Boy ,Scout Mrs. R. J. Phillips presiding at the cupled the front seats of the. eentre puid fur
sehooi to a rrange for the feeA to be
leaders held at Clinton ,on ThursdaY piano. A reading was given by Mrs. aisle. pupils attenOng from the i.
night last Orval Lobb of .Clinton was ..... .West Wawanosh school area. On MO-
Th614„ MeNall, a piano instrumental by - -- ..
elt:cted chairman: for the coming year, tion of Finnigan and Sproul the board
Mrs. S. McClinchey, and a reading by
DUNGANNON d,ided pay Hilliard Jefferson $30
Miss Ann Wurtele, F. "Whittingballa Mrs. Oliver- Anderson. Mrs. Lawson
an141 Simpson, were. in attendance conducted ,a couple of contests.. Mrs. Las- part cost isf the insurafice at trans-
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DJ NGANNON. Oct. 30. -.- Mr. and; porta-tion contract. On iusaion -of
Bradnock was ed
hn Fingland and daughter
. F1()11rsqr and Spruill the secretary was.
was presentad with the gifts, wbieh MrJo
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instracted to prepare financial state-,
she opened and thanked each donor. Alice, of Londesboro, and son, Mr. - '
. Inents with the expedditures itemized.
Bible Society Meeting. --,The "annual Frankjoinglaird, K.C., of Clinton, xyere.'i i s-, meet in g was • a djournt:d to
meeting Of the Tipper Canada Bible mi 1\ visitors with ',Ctrs.- Minnie 1Ni4vember 5th, at l'.30 p.m.
Society- was held in the Baptist church or . , 1, ,-, DUR.NIN PHILLIPS, Secretar.y.
on, .MondaY evening, with .k,,Mr.. Cleo. J nes amt, son, Melville.
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Raithby presiding. The Scripture was Airs. Clots, plumbs and children, !
CHURCH NOTES .
read by Rev. H. J, L. Henderson: and :Margaret Soy and .J.C.i, spent the week-
-,praye,nwagL-offered137.::-"ReW-Riiht2,3lanifit4rIaliati,i, -'' wvIti-t4i-Isiice'-ttre. r•-• ' ; - .. , • -- . ..
...., .,ctaiiielL-‘,.:allie,seeeetar,v4retasuror,,,itAr.K.,..,,,fliviifel.„erwahut.;,,,,,sn:!,Bur,xterrttep,-4,-,-414441---wlymnjtd,-;wfst4i-e114-.'fiiit-rfa4,-
it. J. Phillips. gave her reportforfhe
past year, whieh!•showed that $140.30 hitt: of Goderich, has moved -witEThis faill'wsli-11) "r !Ile '0 1110 of Huron
Preshc'tery VT.'', of the United Church
had been forwarded to headquarters, wife . and two • little sons. Bill has
of., i'linada will be held nver the Week-
iiii increase of $48 frdin the prevleus etti ni n . with the new Reo Theatre
ploy e t
. . • end of Noventher 2 and 3 in the United ..
year. ' The following officers were 111114:11:,11Nils.'a.si s. 'of Erskine Presbyterian church., at 'Wing-hain. The Sunday
eleeted: President, Mr. Alfred Nesbit; enures \\;ere invited les 'the meriting service will be in charge of
vice-president. local chs.g3'inen s seere- ,s. tin, preshvt erian church a 1 1 aleknow tl e
i president, Dong10* L0Wless• Wnl-
tary-treasurer, Mrs. It. J. Phillips. Rev. as vice-president, Russell Zur-,
Rohl-. llacconnell spoke briefly on the a Mrs.
guests on Thursday afternoon last ; !"',,'' 1 ll''
W Ingham. and t he secretary;
work of the Bible Society and Mr. in-anse. (Rev.) C. H. McDonald at the • "ngg.
. ,- s Miss Florenet: Aiken, Clinton. The.
James Ilaitbby closed the meeting with message from
prayer. horn. 'Mond'av, October 'Ist.• at ' Ill'ident will bring '1
. National Council. held at. Belleville in
Women's Institute. - The monthly sava
to Air. and - M IS. F rants , .
kugast. fins:guest soloist will be Wil-
ge, formerly of Dungannon, a's "
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pit;taity, NOVgbiBEE. 1 to SATURDAY; NOV.. ail
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meeting of the Women's Institute was Gerald Fianklin. 1 ints B. l'onren,
held in the ,ForesterS' IItill, on Tues- on Sunday -Mr. and . ,1Irs. 'Victor
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(lay, with .the first vice-president, .AIrs. .
Albert Campbell,' in charge.- _Cards, of • '•-•• c •
Errington visited Mrs. David Little of - -
\LI.11\*.---At Alexiindra 111/SPitili. Gode-
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from . Miss INIndeline l'ungbliit and rich: on k'rid:tv October 25t11. 19-16. John Chisholm, -11 highly reSpect
JOHN 'CHISHOLM- • '
thaitks tor "Get Well" cards were read bereaved by the death of her husband.
- tourriess orners. W lo , izi ate 3 been . .
1 1 • 1 1 • 'b '‘.
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• Mrs. J. J. Robeftson, also a letter of Mr. Gordon Nivens ha', traded' in. his . to Alr. •and Mi 1' Allin, R.R. 1, resident of Colborne townShip. died
thanks from Mrs. P'Altni. Cowan .for a truck for a new one and arrived home Go(.1(:rich. t.; daughte.r. p. . -,- - . Ale.xandra, Hospital. on MOnday eve
gift rs.:'Ceived. Mrs. Jas. Woods was from Woodstock last week -end. accom- 11! t( A't Alexandra Hospital, Mg-, after a short illness. He was
appointed a delegate to attend the landed by his triends, \Allan iind Harold .., GOderich. on Monday, october 28th his eighty-sixth year. Mr. Chishol
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in November. A reading was given sirs. cecil Blake, Mrs. Otto PoPP,!
i Port ...1-lbeyt, 11‘ son. . •
1946, to Mr. and Airs. ElitterBlasi!ck. was born. in the township of Ashtiel
Trea conventiOn to be held in London stack;
Dif.kson,.who bad also been in, Wood-
1CARROL. - At, Alexandra IrosPital, 0 son of the late Hugh Chisholm an
by. Mrs. Wilfred. Piunkett, and a sOlo Mrs.' Arthur Elliott, Miss Rebilial . Ann .Young. For the .grea ter part n_
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was contributed by Miss Enna Alutach.' [ Goderich, 011 Thursday, October 14th, his life he farmed in ,Colborne tow
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AIrs. Lorne Ive'rs of .Dungannon, dis- Sproul and -Irs. Will Alc('01111ell tit-*: 1 941; to Mr. and Mrs. II. ,S, Carrol, ship. in whicli pursuit he -. was ve
Essex,. st reet. .Goderich, a soa..
an.',•address , on "Wonten and Canada White of Talhotville. the Provinehll - 1 9.46. t,) Air. am1 ms.s. Is„ys Hodges, Carney: live son's, Rev. J. II. Chisholi
' ' Peter'sslle('e'ss f ue 1. i i iii:(! lei , IN'.(lasod Ile r illiclei.111htrin(-)ifyiStitg.
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tended a W.M.S. sectional meeting- at ,
tri(:t president, was present and gave Bsinniiies sn wednesday to - hear Airs. ! II( )"; ES' - At .11exItislra II(Ispital,
of Tomorrow." . Current events were psesident, speak,' * Mrs; Roger .Self, ' . 1 411114;intion..a 411,11-113,1,,,,.
, Goderich, on Thursday. tssober 24th,., are his " wife, the .• former Mat'Y .
reviewed by Mrs...Fred Ross. A duet the Dominion president-, had spoken at .
••vaa; rendered by Mrs. Sidney NI. - ' of NV.est Lorne:. John, of -Dungannon:
af
Clinchey- and Miss Notqua Daer and evening, -and - on Wednesday fttvored; -:
NOR AL1N. .--- A 1 A ie Natant Mks' tql-;11, Thwittis. liensim and Joseph. 111: t.
. --c-' a meeting hi Goderich the previous .
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Mrs.. A. J. Ferguson •gave a reading. by visiting Benntiller for the morning
Tickets; S%1 11' sold on a prize donated 'session. , , hayfield, a daughter.
Goderiels, on, Sumbiy. Ocloher - '27th, Colborne ; rwo daughters, -,Mrs. Albe
1940. to Mr.- anal Mrs. E:irl •Nortuats• McGee. .
Mrs. J.
1.shrield, and ;qrs., ;Wilfr
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ofC()iboar:11.de : Miss
jtewn•On•ieSisethe'riss,..
by Mrs. Kenneth : Campbell. , kiss mr. ail kis. 11. .1. Duran left last „
" ' ' ' '''' ' At Alexandra 'Hospital •
• ,'S'MITII. - . . , Moser..
,Nornia-lbier was - the holder- of the .1yeek• on a ti.ip to visit their 'son, ! ' (1(shrich. on SaturdaY, Oetober octal,
Itioky . ticket. which was drawn bk Mr. Chester Durnin, -and his wife and ' 1-946. to Mr. and Mrs. Alex-. ,S.'snith, holin, both of Goderich:
-with the ' Na tiomal Anthem. Refresh- , accompanied in. their car by Alr. Thos.' • 'high mass in St. Peter's church. Rey.
daTyhem
NVitylie Brown.' The meeting closed- family , at .1'ittsburg., l'a. They were . '
Dungannon, a daughter, foulririnr .1 tookwith
p lsaoclee solemn
1 N ' requiemednes-
lit etas were 'serNi‘d by the hostesses, 11.ebster.of Witwanosh, , , J. 11, Chisholm was celebrant, 'assisted
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AIrs• R. -J., Phillips, MrS. W. 'T.' Robi- The ' women's '4 0(1)11011 of the in ibis manner, which added much to Bey, A. N. Page of Dresden...Also
it was played, Each imbiber was -given.-, hy Rev. IT. '1'. Fallon of Goderich and
! soli. :Ws. Fred Toll and Airs. A. J. united church met' tit the home of- Airs. the appresinti0n of the recital.: Other ! present in the sanctuary were C. 01. the
Ferguson.. ,,
". ,Iloaor Molts on Alonday artermlon, with numbers , were fr(ini " such composers • Rev, T. J. McCarthy, .11.C...- Rev.
Presbyterian Anniversary.- Despite. a good attendance. Ali's.- D. ‘.'. Fowler :1, ..chuiti11. 'st.htunann and Patlerewslii. T. P. Donnellan,...and Rev. L. Phalen,
'tla mage to the ehureh building 'from presided and after the opening hymn and the.v were intei'spersed with vocal , The Sermon witS' preached by _Rev:
but not consumed," anniversary Ser- son, John I.:1-1 8. M
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1111 11 (C11 fic.e, wh'eli it was "burning .1Irs, Otto Popp read the Scripture lest solo- 1 . 1 's 1 ; , . tu 1 s. , Fa tiler Fallon. Many - tributes.; floral
iss Pearl Finnigan Ha
. 1ph Foster and Mrs. Gordon l'aylor, I and spiritual, were evidence of the
• vieeS Were condueted in Knox Presby-• ied in prayer. Plans were diseussed aecampanied at the pima by Mrs. G.! high 'esteem in'wliich the deceased was
((Tian church 55 scheduled on Sunday. for, a Haillowe'en social on ThurSday c. Treleaven.
The gueiu speaker. Itey. L. C. Jergen- night and ('(1111111111 ('('5 were appointed.
son (if hltievale, delivered two sincere,,
messages rich in spirittial content. FES
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111 Miss Ann wiurtele will attend the
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• was in the 'Rowan Catholic cemetery
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being, four sons pf the deceased, John,
Thomas, Benson and, Joseph. , • ,
d, her 7. and 81. Miss Wurtele is one of
d two women inspectors.
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you 111 ?'' bringing olit five' rtdieotis
points. rl'he meeting came a close
with a hy1110 and the Mizpalt benedic• !
Hon.
Miss Ida 11'hyard, R.N.. has returned
holm: after spending's:event 1 weeks wit% '
relatives at Bogota. N.J.,. and a few
days with friends in Goderiels
Air. and 2)1 15. Russel 1 K 11 ter and
two children. of Listowel. kited Mr.
.Krauter's sistee, -Mrs. I.:vets:it I•Trring-
ton, on Sunday. r
Mr. and Ali's. Rey "Rutledge, Dollen,.
June tind Betty enjo.Ned Ertl) to l'or-
olito Sunday, returning 1111 A11111da Y. •
10015 b/lek to T01'01110 with them
t wo little girls: 54 1(110,1 1(11(1 I,1(1 11 11
El'iCkS1/11„ W110 11101 been :Staying with
Ili,' Rutledge family 11(1) 1'12 twi) months.
fr Mr. and Mrs. "Harvey Mole, who have
purchased a farm four miles norpi
of imelatow 1111(1 re(•ptitly, moved there,
' ha ye ' been remembered by friends a iid
neighbors with gifts. Mrs. Mole, who!
i5. not in the hest (41 heal1 11. is con-
valescing at the home or :het, 5151e1' -111-
.111w, ru. Ceoli, nth concession 1)1
\Vest .‘N'a wa nosh, near the Dithgannon-
I,tieliliow rend. l'he gift, ,of a maga-
zin(' stand 111)11 1114'1 111'1' W(.11' 1111101 iy
presented, for whish 'appreciation is
,
felt by lI1l1've3, Belle and their little
son I )01111 1(1.
„Mr. and James Johnston have
J)111 -('1111s('(1 a house in Goderic,h and
wiii must, Isere Aly. Johnston
is improving ia health after being con -1
tined to bed for the last 'five weeks,
A. leadership training elass is being
held at Nile for the last two weelcs
with Rev. W. ltogers of the Dun-
gannon T'itiled cluirch as one of thto
teachers. liev. II. Snell. Aulpirn, is a
ten(*yr 11(1 Itev. 1•. Cronhielm of
itemniller is dean. About thirty- five
are attending the class.
, A Rare Musical Treat. - Frank
Stephens, concert pia 11 is t and lecturer ;
oT Torah to, go ve 11 spl ctolid concert
Thursday evening last. made possible,
at the I)ungannon I'nited elioreh on
by a visit to his brother-in-law. George
Harris. Ins first number, '''.%10onlight
Sonata," by Beethoven, was first des-
erihed with it short history of the
composer to enlighten the audienee
to fl)e eltange in teinpo 00(1. 0100i1 05
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Photogrnplier from the well-
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MEYERS STUDIO, Toronto
,iving you an
78x10" Colortone
Oil Portrait
in beautiful. De Luxe 'Polder
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will be at Mrs. Charles Black's,'
Eltin Ave. and Montreal St., on •
TUESDAY, 'NOV.. 12th, from
1 to 9 o'cleck p.m.
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3 -piece, Velour, wine h,nd blue
By Kroehler
Cushionized, Construction,
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$185.00
3 -piece Combination, Mohair, wine
and green
$210.00,
3 -piece Itepp, wine and green ,
Sectional 'Chesterfield, Kroehler
New and beautiful
Boudoir Chairs
Chenille, Bed Spreads
46 Steel ed, Walnut finish'
4 6 Spring,
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BLACKSTONE'S
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STOVES, ELECTRICAL APPLIANCE'S, PA-Iin
PHONE 2400T
▪ $150.00
$150,00
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$15.90 and up
$52...50
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