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The Clinton New Era, 1912-09-19, Page 5are VV'ill oiye Mwny. a ed ing: Gift Perplexity, When you • ale purchasing a ' Pr ' 1 , osant it is • a matter!. of money, and wire teyou ,ti'tanite— N � otter i n 1 o e 4ep • Theta chi ' is ;your s.sora. w lot what you want as l,er1g and at` the lowest ,>nssible, prise. A;good v r'. a let of z y .rtr.ses se1egted from large 'stocks consisting of • Silverware • Cat' Class I aaey China Clock, Erten ;Theagoods are:new,ibeau- ti,ful and um dot bi design,, and suRerioz clnaluty cHeladcluarte1js for waitches' —we make a speciatlty :of handling high-grade watches REPAIRING of Watches, -Clocks and Jeweiery .well and promptly clone. Satisfaction Cruarantesta, W.■1A .IIEUVAR. JEWELER and OI'TICIAl f REES UNTIED FTLII • • 4xod erielli The persistent rnrttoe that H Honor Judge .Holt was thinking resigning and accepting,a very 11113d!a tive position offered him ;.in Serino ton cannot be eonftrmed as the audg is out of town at present, The UnionyBank ie. erecting a hand some front to its present premises Stone' imported' from Italy, known a Carrara warble, is being used, and th design something mictne. AE:re farewell banquet wasgiven ' al Reginald Platt at Edwards cafe hr his friende on Tuesday, and they; pre sentsd him with an Oddfellow's:-pin. The presentation was made byy.,lllr. Fred Sturdy, end Mr. Platt replied in a most eloquent address: Mr. Platt left for Toronto to attend. the Ontario College of Pharmacy. A. very fashionable wedding; took place at St. Peter's Catholic Church yesterday interning, Rev. Father Mc- Rae officiating, when Mr. P. Ronah, of Mount Carmel; was married to Miss O'Neil, of Goderieb, The wedd- ing fag was g t v held i n the Sunset Hotel, and rilerge number of guests were present. Hamilton merchants are going to make a big push to get In the trade that London has enjoyed for so many years with this town, owing"to the splendid new service. the C. P. R., has o retied in their t t linennew'• from Guelph re 1h 1 Junction. Last `lin • T re" da large Thursday a at e g� party of utsi chants and manufacturers arrived in,a special sleeper from Hann ilton and. were entertained bythe le I Goderich' Board of gado. hey brought the 18th Band and gave a band concert in the evening. I4Iiss Jennie (flew entereained number of nttencie on Monday, .nigh 1 of n Mr. 8.1): Jordan; of Alden, New York. has: been visiting at their place, An enjoyable time was spent by all. 4aode,ricla btivatsltiga . Mrs Jfd: PeFtou, of Oalifori'ira,,•^and. , het; brother, Mr. Ben Slc QlenaiAnh U i, an, s. s .\Vllitechttirch, and their cousin, Mts.' e A. D. Beaton, Clinton visited at they home of Mr. and Mrs, Geo, Mair, on' Sunday. Mtge" Ella Hansuld, of Ethel, who g taught at Cole's school, bas taken a position ttlon F as teacher in the - Charing Gross school Kent Go.. for the ensuing year. Atter haying been closed for two months to undergo extensive alter- ations, and improvements, lion Meth- odist church will he re -opened on Sun- day, Sept 22nd, Rev, •J.' L, Ford, of Canton, president of London Confer. ence, will .preach at 11 a, m,, and Rev. •1 a the pioneer fanciers f :Emit Waite- ' nosh and bore the privation and. hard-. New ships subject. to the early setelers. He Ieaves a widow, four sons and 'five daughters, The funeral service 'was held in the Methodist Ohureh on Mon- day, afternoon, Rev. Mr, Anderson; 'f of . London a former pastor; bad charge of the service, assisted by M4. tt Iewatt and Mr: Millery of Au,In1en.• Deoeased.was 7$, ( years of gigs, els el Ai �nualThe W. F. M. Society held its t ed. thankoffering oLferi ,g meeting on 4Ved• nesday last. 'Mrs, Larkin addressed the meeting the offering was over ,570. The Bible Soeiety meeting was held in the Methodist O{lnrch on Monday night, the agent' being preeent, 14Ir. Brownlee and wife, of Seaforth, are visiting at the home of their daughter, Mrs, Little. Mr. George Turner and wife, of Drayton, spent Sunday at their borne here. , Miss if Mogdy is at present very, ill, Rev, Charles Mustard and wife, of ' oronto, have' returned bailie. . His ongregation in Toronto are building, a new Church. The congregation was mall I when - 1 taken by Mr. Mustard, but tinder f i 1 ht� a guidance e it i ' rapidly. s tniproviug f Beans are now ripening fast if the good weather continues they will be a 1 goochcrop. There is a Large quanU • • Ilolinessiiie Moving His Family:—Mr, Fred BI - ford, late of Bni'falo, and formerly of this place, who recentl,v accepted a position in Toronto, has just bomeht 1 house on Summerhill ()resent, paying 57,000 therefor and will at once move Varna his family to Toronto, they having re - The harvest in this district has been 1 maimed in Buffalo in the meantime, gathered in. Those who patiently Sudden Death:—.A telegram was re - waited for fine weather were not dis.! ceiveu on Tuesday conveying the sad appointed, :and got their grain saved ILII intelligence that the wife of Dr. And waited in excellent shape. Threshing is now l rew Courtice bad died suddenly at in full swing. their home in Winnipeg. No further Grain is turning out well, but those I particular; were given as to the cause who rushed it in in a wet condition 1 of the sad event. She was a most will experience some difficulty ill sac- i estimable woman and leaves three ing 1t. small children. Mr. Courtice who• is a As, there is a large acreage of beans sown in this district the farmersare now anxious for a continuance of fine weather to ripen the beans properly and give them an opportunity of har- vesting them under favorable condi- Stanley tions, The prospects are at present M Mr- Robert Stelek and Mr. Schnell, favorable for a bumper crop. of Edmonton, Alberta, were visiting Mr% and Mrs,. McDonald and their, old acqnaintances on the line last 'two daughters, Beth and Helen; who t weep They purpose leaving for Al - ,have been holidaying with friends I berta in a few weeks. here, returned to their hone in De- Rev, 11(r. Carriere, wife and daugh- troit today. ter, Marguerite, wore visiting on the Mr. and Mrs. J., E. Barnwell have line last week. Mr. Carriere was at - returned to their home here after tending the meeting of Presbytery in Clinton, on Tuesday. They were ib son of Mr. A. J. Conrtice, is 0 dentist and will have the sympathy of his Many old friends ]rere. spending the summer in the west: The following were Visitors at the London Pair : Messrs. J. E. Sparrow guests of Me. John Moffat, They left L• Beatty, A. Ings, Mrs. A. Lugs, Mrs.J•' Mr. John McGowan, Mr. Frank Ne - John Beatty and Miss Eolith Mosel). Gregor; Mr. Ian McKay • and Mr. Mr, ]:'rank McKenzie, of. Detroit, is 1 Arthur McQueen attended the London home assisting his father on the farm, Fair last - week. Mrs. Uarriere and Mrs, James Ester had the nnisfor- Mrs. John Moffat attended the Lou - tune to fall and as a result is suffering don Pair last week. ise. - from a broken rib, Mr. McGuire, of INImiitnha, wa>visit- Miss Elliot, of Goderich, is visiting ing at the home of 11r. N. V. Dieh), her sister, Mrs. Alex Mitchell, • last week, on Friday last for Grand Bend. Ititapeu Many of the farmers: their wives and many others around here, spent one or two days at the: London Fair last week, Those who went West on the Har- vest excursions report a very wet time there Farmers here were all slir3Jes last week on account of the fine weather. The fields were rapidly emptied of the stooks that had stood there for weeks, Mr. John Daytnan, who is well on in the eighties,has been quite ill for some time but is somewhat better, His mina ie clear as ever and he still de- lights to tell of his early experiences when this laud was new. Mr. Jim. Landers is also c1hfined to his room on account of a stroke he sustained a few weeks ago. He is steadily improving in health and hopes to get out in the sunshine this week, He was greatly Cheered onaccount of the arrival on Saturday last of his daughter, airs. Walter Osborne, and his grandson. Roscoe: of 'Halkirk. Mr, and Mrs. Osborne went West last Fall and are reaping their first crop this month. She reports a bumper crop but also mentions the ankiety felt by all because of the uncertainty -surrounding the garnering of the grain. l eebnrua A great number in our neighbor hood attended the G.tderich Fair, thus week, , Mt, K, 1 tuish and his two sisters of Ashfield called on his brother John: here on Tuesday. Miss Lizzie; Horton returned home last Saturday from Clinton, where she visited relatives. The W. 1 M 5,, will hold their re- gularmonthly meeting in the Sunday School on 7bueeday afternoon of this week, . Our pastor Rev. James Hamil- ton conducted service at Egmondville last Sabbath, the pastor there being laid up by sickness The service here •e was conducted by Mr. Limberni, of Goderich Obildren s Day will be •observed h nye on the last Sabbath of this month and the Church will be decorated with f+'owers and the fruits i , llttliett .of the season. Prayer meeting will be ' Mr. Prank Glees attended London held on Thursday evening. 1 Fair last week. liaylielil We are pleased to hear that the Rev. Me. McFarlane. who has been ill in London will soon be able to return to his work, A student having preached for the past tlbo Sundays was greatly. appreciated, Mrs. Moore and Mrs. Richards were • the lust of the campers to retnrn to Detroit. Mrs, Hall and hies, \\'alters, of Toledo; are the guests of their parents Mr. and Mrs, Thotnson, , The fishermen are again replacing large gangs o1 nets in Huron's waters and we wish them greater success j than their experience of the past sea- Myth. son. I Dr. Sloan, of Toronto, is visitingre- latives in this vicinity, plain how it was dono4 Ask the ir mulock kt bytert 1 p t, last Sunday and the months and his death was z Rev. Pearcy is expected h next lot unex- agent. t, eine for potted. The obsequies took place g \ Sundav, funder the auspices of tl B Mrs, Johnston, of Toronto, is visit- j ing her sister-in-law, Mrs, Crawford, 7 llaltltndban kcemetery.Onto the On •Wodnesclay- afternoon a chal- lenge l f Sr,, of the 13th Concession. 'game was played [between Tie eder lleath at the tman,l i ��� � Egmondville nein of the Anglican. card � l Fred Brown, of . Goderich; at 7 p, tn. I A prayer • and praise service will be conducted by the pastor, eoinmencing at 10.15. As special stat chi' - 1ui�=of flip e iso e asked, and spacial :'musical selections + will be given ,by the choir. On Wed- °. nesday evening, Sept,. 2,i, a high class' ' concert will be given by the choir.ot Knox chattel], Goderich, with a fin and varied program, An able elocu- tionist tionist will give recitals. Miss Eva Buinett, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. George B'nrnett, will leave c tc I Doef'roair Watch Bun Correctly' If Not, let us repair it for' ;you. It may be. only dirty, and need cleaning,, or stop for lad- oaf 0211? Whatever tt he Reason, don't de- lay. WE give thorough examine tion and regulation FREE.. Anything more costs as little as satisfactory work can he done, I. .. r:r • J. Litg onDlourlay fox Winnipeg, where on i of beans in the neighborhood, . Corn ' Jeweler .01111 Optician her arrival she will be married to Mr, 1 18 also looking well, Robert Dunbar. Aoniverta y services will, be held in the Ebenezer Church on Sunday, Sept. 22nd at 2,30 p. in., and 7 p. tn. Also a lawn social will be held on the follow- ing Monday evening at the home of W. I F Lobb, Refreshments will be served from 5 to S o'clock after which a good program will be given. LundeSlaore R Adams ad of coal this week end made received he hear is of some glad for a time. The evaporator is unable to start work for the want of fuel, They have been expecting coke for several weeks. W. Armstrong got a dandy J ersey 0025 front Fordw{ch. The Goderich. Hair drew a few visi- tors from here, W. T. Brunsdon and wife arrived borne last Friday from Manitoba after a pleasent visit of several weeks, ev. Mt M London Reit More rain. Mr. and dlrs. JamesNott,of Aigoma, have been visiting here this week. • . Very little fall wheat is sown this {+ 1 fall, which is something irnusnal for the London Road farmers. 111r. John Stevens, one of the oldest residents on the Road is very sick at I present. fMr, Sam Stevens, of Detroit, was called home this week oil account of his father's illness. CRunty ®9,rng. After a long trying illnesI, the death occurred on Tuesday, of J, A. Hillen, hetter,linown as "Bert' at the parental home in McKillop, in his 20th Issuer of Marriage Licenses Local Nees MINOR' LOC'_4LS. , A blew cement sidewalk ;stare im- provement [that Mai. A, Goodwin\ sig Mrs. McGaa"va is having part' of her shouse dnc Onterf•ot street, shingled, QUICK DELIVER Y. One of our local business Men had occasion to telegraph V,•neouveaf, and he asked !Miss Stewart, the Great North Western opei\t;tor, to( rush the message and aiepo:rt die -t livet'y. The message 'left Cooper's store at 5.45 p.m. and was deliverled ustard supplied the Pres- j Sear„ He 7 d 3 21 sane afternoon C'zn v ip int i s the eitann'a GOOD ooD Lodge, Seaforth GAME OP BOWLS. • .Durinotke' past few weeks we have been rept busy opening up and 'placing into stock .agreat many � y new and attractive lines of. Earl and Winter Mere,hau4ise and we would be 'delighted to have,you come me .in and ne exa imi the, goads and compare ar eourvalues. .... p ues.Never be- fore have we shown such exceptional tional p values in Ladies' and Children's A'Ianti s. Children's Serge Dresses, Ladies' and Children's Fars tc 9 Etc, Don't fail to see thee% fbuying. i . g s Abe ere'buyln,,. Big Bargains in all Lines of.Surra t ger Goods "During Balance of September. steel Bros. SMALL PROFITS 101010.111 BPSINl:SS i encl. Itkree sons, A.H. of P2ietoriti, � Man.; S. G. of Bovey, Man; and Fred of\lGoderich township. The 1 funeral will ,be held on, TrUllay 1 front, idle home of Mat. 1Tibbs, and 1 service we'll beheld in St. Paul's 1 Church, conducted by Rev. C. E. Jeakiins, at two o'clock, ( Births, Marriages & Deaths ally favorable for apple production, and with its coming population would demand far more than even the entire province could supply, Races were pulled off in the after- noon aed though not fast were excit- fng. Farmers' trot—. Taylor, of Nile Shields, of Dunlop McMamus, of Goderich Meyers, of Clinton 1 1 1 2 5 2 2 4 8 4 3 Surfing, of Porter's Hill.... 1- 3 5 DEATHS. SMITH—In Woodstock, on Saturday, ' 90 trotj— September, 148h, Henry Smith, for- Booseenberey, of St. Joseph 1 1 1 interly of Utiuton, abed ; years, Cvlter, of Nlyth 2 ; 2 Ferrol, of Goderich .,..,.. 3 4 1 Young, of Colborne 5 0 3 Me0atil, of Oolhorne .,.,,, .1 2 5 Shelton, 01 Lueknow 2 ti 7 McLean, of Goderich....., 7 5 dr 111 been ill for many Ston, Mr,.A, McKay has been engaged as ads anvisiMt f .Haney, Sr., of Sarnia, Engineer at the Seaforth Waterworks Ontario Street Methodist Churches n, John Danby, south of the village. plant. Helen Larkin of Fen The Meiiillop telephone line is being accepted the position of resident inept among the local bowlers. iPhe Event Dol Opened Tuesda f built from the Oth Concession to the teprher of nano in Westminster rnhks were well matched and the y Y A ter- i village z. s igen, R. College, game •keenly contested 15001 seam 0000 by the Chief Justice Of Adams and 1J, Brunsdou are to Toronto, -_-- 4 4 in so.,s with which caused cons5deralile excite forth has jr Nov. Ned Shaw 11 I11� Wd tea IL g and J llutipn D • tilA • I phones. have The Women's Missionary Society of to f.n.sh. The rtletlnodists, how- OntaYio, Rev. Usterh nth had tiro weddings to the Methodist church at Brussels pur- --- ever, showed their su.pe:C•1rify in Presbyterian Pastor for 15 Years-- • attend toO to \eat hasdtir g nose holding.a jubilee on Sept. 20, at le •�ain0 and won out b}: triteeyersmall J,` Hutton has -at gang or men at the sewlich a ntc 1 good program is to be' pre- mar„in til two shots, The players nvcrc,— fair, wb•ieb, Se darn this week ana.some one stole u On Wednesday, 1th 'of September, Anglieans Ozi1 pd 17."—Theopened Goderich bags of his cement last Sunday night, a ver St, Cll, fair, which is held Monday, Tuesday , Our t cement er hes put in a cement ypretty, wedding took place at A. J. Grigg y E, G. C• Ballo and Wednesday, a d:ty, opened only crossingfrom rhe-]+,mpnrium to the Kelso Farm, Turnberry; the home of Rcj:C,E,.Jenlciais Nelsen , night. The attendance was fair, Cressi and also at the front a the Post and Mrs, F. 0,Trait Wright,\� rightwhen Percy Towne W. J. . Taylor ntl no doubt clot to the weather. Office, their youngest daughter, Mary Stella, 0 d3. Dowding •J, Taylor Tdesday•was the big day. Early in was uniteo in marriage to H. Henson Skip --21. the morning rain began to fall lightly, -Wheeler a prosperous f i 1 Slc'p—'13 great crowds were on hand early and I'orter'S 11111 Howard ,Cox returned home on 11Ton • day, having spent a•.few days in Lon. don. Mr, and Mrs. Tom Morgan and chil- dren and Mr, and Mrs. 1+'red Morgan and family and John and IN i11 Ster- ling, of Port Stanley, are visiting in the neighborhood. Misses Kate McDonoall and Mirn Sterling attended the Fair in London last week. Anniversary services will be held in 13tthel Church on Sunday, September 20th. Auburn I Large quantities of plums are being �Ir. shipped from this station. George Lawlor and Miss . Agnes The new 0, P. R., freight shed 00x15 Ladd were united in marriage Moll- feet is about completed, and will clay evening, A c v.il be a H g great convenience to the public. owson and Lawson ' shipped four- 1 The new pastor of Presbyterian teen carloads of bobbin wood last 'Church, Mr. Turner, of Norval, will be week and Young's mill three loads of inducted Wednesday, Sept. 25th, lumber, 1 There passed awayon Saturday Mrs, A. Robinson is visiting her evening an old and esteemed daughter in Detroit. mew resident, i Mr. Robert Johnston. He was one of An agent of the Bible Society paid i the village a .visit last Wednesday evening and gave an illustrated lecture on the calportage work of the Society. The treasurer's report showed an in- crease in the offerings from this dis- triet during the past year. Some who , were late coining home froip the Fair Tuesday evening failed, to cross the river and had to leave their horse at M Medds and hire a livery horse before they could proceed farther, We think that the Council , should older the gates closed at night or have a number of lights provided so, that people would know the proper place to cross. ' The contractee commenced the cement work Saturday evening and worked all night and part of Sunday. to get it above the danger mark. It is hoped there will be no more set backs. Mrs. Rot, A. Asquith bas received the sad n1ws of the death of her sister in T(incardine. V «. Aim==t Please BRINUS CUSTOMERS BACK Furniture buyers at this store invariably come back when they want more, ,and bring their -friends with them. To Use Our Furniture is tD prove that it is as good as it looks, and that is saying a-vrhole lot. , Substantial Furniture can be bought `here at money- saving rates. Why not secure what you need now while prices are so favorable. 11tkinson 8E.. Danford Furniture Dealers and Funeral Directors—Phone 104 Nf4IIT AND SiJNDAY CALLS—Phone No, 127 or Phone 16 young ittmer a Method t r'nl t tl canL'inning {tll noon, hospice this of Grey township, Miss Snarling, A. T. C. 111 , of 'Wing - The stun 'Methodist rink and 1e Presbyiet":aus play a (dealtetige genie to -clay, ham has accepted a position on the Stan of the London Conservatory of Music. The standing of- conserve - tory Inas been raised and it is now affiliated with the University. The fine farm of Mrs, Benjamin Case lot 7, London Road north of Exeter was sold last Saturday at the auction sale to Mr. Thomas Lan;, of Flay for 57.500. ,the grounds were packed. The fair Succumbs to Critical Operation. • Egmondville, Sept. 17 —Rev, Rev. Neil Shaw, 13, A., fur 15 years pastor of the Presbyterian Church here, passed away this evening ,at the age, of 55. Deceased underwent a "erica. cal operation for an internal trouble on Senclay, from which he had been suffering for some considerable time, was ntficiaily opened up -by Sir Will- He stood the operation well a.p iant litiloek, chief justice of Ontario. parently, but a relapse set in again A \\'ORTIIY CITIZEN DEAD He was escorted to the grounds by theyesterday. The funeral will • On. Wednesday morniing of this 23rd Regiment Band, followed b • the tet t he held week Mr. 5. 0, Plummer was calledboy y an Friday afternoonedeo at Radney, the scouts. 1u front' of the grand old home of the deceased. home to rest at elle age of 58 years. I stand he addressed the crowd in a few The late !tr. Shaw was a ru0{I 01 Deceaseldl was born in tris l'i;1i1 e " well-chosen words, mostly of greater .Hon, T. 1 of Bolton, on the ljuin.ber Rhee', , W. C rotor -an minister oil •interest to the fernier., he being a labor, when the latter and charge of Peel (County, 00 Feb. 25th, 13?8, At great agriculturist himse 1. which be the Wardsville High School. .He also ' the age oC 28 he lvalked u, 10 1 showedby spending most of the fore- attended the nCollegiate, Messrs A. E. Puke and Rev. Powell .[iuron County gator tank u r 1 won en the grounds amongst the St.Thomas mag 58 1 a,nd in h live and subsegnently taught. school at of Exeter have sold nearly 8000 pails the 13th concession of'Hullett andstock. 1.t)d etorvn. E of plums off their fruit farm, lived there for several years. 'when g Entering Toronto Dei said it was hard to.find the best versify later, he graduated rn arts, to :lbs funeral took place on Thursday he moved to Clinton, After a fejt garden in Canada, bet he thought 1.1+00, and completed to Bluevale Cemetery of a Morris years be purchased a farm' Huron County was :First•. He coin tli- Knox big course at in 2 tcharge three years later, he pioneer, in the person of John Elston, Goderich tojviis ' 27 on the 1Gtlt. con- f tented the. people of the comity on first charge was Tilbury, where he who passed away his home m, the cessions and rets`decl thuald till 1888 1 their fine roads and said he wished he remained eome'fnnr •ears rafter •vii s econd lioe of Morns on'1'uesday eve- ning. He came to Canada from 1;'ngland in 1Sii0, and purchased the homestead on the second line f Morris in 1553. He had always taken. an active interest in the \S'inghant I could compliment his own County of . he was called to the Egmondville -when he etulioect to (C1icifo11n to' York on the same, ite considered ' pastorate, active : pot- many years he took,d111 that the road from 1 t , There he had remained m,terest in rnuniei11n1 mat- imartil the farm to the ever sine°. He was an able rniniseee ice a sea at the first step for the 0111 and greatly beloved by his people, tors •tad occupied t 1 e o n eL]w as the couateil bre 1 t r) toduct•i art, for several terms, He ons• Iluron l.nunty he ; Survive are two mothers and three was a member of Si, Paul's church considered superior in production of sisters, The brothers are Dou g old. all fair, being a director for many and foramember roar ; horses and cattle to any in Ontario ' of the of o g years, and at the same time of his and years. he was one : and what be had seen to -days d homestead, St. TilOr and J. I?.'bhahv, years, id at' e president, He is of the the wardens. .The member: wouldere- ;barrister, Cl .nho people he family iarc+ four claugllte:s hard to heat, est C fruit were ! loved l Clinton people knew egad survived bHisfour sons and four • hirs. L. S. Scott of Tosl.1nito; ' Mrs, strongarded as the hest hi Canada', t and he ILev, Neil e se ce a sal died in 1877. In s, ! strongly tt t'd the fainters to pay par. Church, 5 took the service 1l Willis\N religion he was a Methodist, and in James iionsffeicl, i\llacCi'egoz; Dlau, i ticulal' •attention to fruit pro politics a Liberal: Alrs, It, W,3iindey. P¢{andoar Mau.; wtngg, Church. He was an unusns 01 force especially :fipples. Huron's so eelim ei- full speaker and expressions of regret a and Airs, Hibbs, Godeelch :township and geographical position were espeei- 1 at his death were numerous. 1 ••••••ages•e•••i••••••.•A•.®••,ictelloseseagare••••81••••*meN••®•••••••e•• •••a••••tp111roeaif•••••esee Ls esses••••••a••••*§0 • 1 • - M.0 • 4 • O M • • M1SS •Announes •O • 1 • • • • Faiicpenjng •• • . ,.,,,,'" 1 5 r , :r,,, _. g ,,. 1 Thur5day Evening, Sept 1 1 • i • and est• . • • _ 1, ��ve . i for This Season. his is a Special. 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