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"Soldiers OThe King"
A Gay and Giddy Burlesque
Featuring
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EDWARD EVERET HORTON
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Pitts and Todd Comedy "Alum and Eve"
And Fox News.
AUCTIIN SALE
AT
BURK'S
HUNDREDS OF DRESSES AND COATS WILL
BE SOLD BY AUCTION ON
Friday, Satur, Jan. 12, 13
FROM 3 TO 6 AND FROM 8 TO 10 ON SAT'Y.
THOS. FELLS, AUCTIONEER.
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WHITECHURCH
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Moore spent
Friday with his aunt, Mrs. David Gir-
Robinson and Miss Eupheniia Cham-
ney, spent Friday with Mrs. ,William
Beecroft, who -was celebrating her
seventieth birthday.
vin, of Dungannon, who is suffering Mrs, Thos. Henderson has been
from e
gangerene in her foot, very ill lately. We hope to hear bet-
Mr. Jas., Ross of Hokyrood, spent a ter reports of her health,
few days last week witie his sister, Mr. David Kennedy received .word
Miss Catharine Ross and with Mr. from his son, William, in Chilliwack
. and Mrs, R. J. Ross, Hospital, that he had taken ' a turn
Miss Euphen'ria Chainney spent the for the better and was recoverin
week -end with Mrs. Wm. Beecroft steadily. Many of his old friends here
and other Wawanosh 'friends, - will be pleased to hear of his im-
Mrs. Victor Emerson and Mrs. A. provement.
Montana, Fox are holding W.M.S. Teas at their. Mr. Athol Purdon and'Mr.
homes on Wedn,,Chas. H
.Jan, i0. Henderson are bolding "'dance in the
Mr. Bert Cullirnore left on Satur- feed store adjoiningA. E. Purl on'
day on. the excursion to visit with re- hardware store, on. Wednesday i s T
latives in Detroit. y night,
Several new men in tltis'district will
Rev.; J.,Poilock will be in Ottawa be attending Council meeting io --
t;ris week and an Sunday next will day. as on
preach in Erskine Church there,
erent branches, were taken b
timbers. A. short address was
by, the pastor, Rev. William l:?
son on the subject "Blessed ar
Peace '-:lakors" Matt. ii: 9, str
the curse' of war and the. hlessj
peace Mise Thynne closed the
Ing with the Benediction.
Communion Service was obs
Sunday morning in the United CI
the Pastor, Rev, A. V. Rabb, ace
the pulpit..
Woman's Association Meet
The Woman's Association of
United Church held its first me
of the year on Thursday afterno
the home of Mrs. George Ma
with a good attendance. The
dent, Mrs.' Sperling Johnston, o
ied- the chair; after Scripture rea
prayer' and the regular business
roll was answered by the ladies gi
"their favorite hymn." Twenty
bers were received to start the
Year, Mrs. Morrison closed the
ing with prayer, after which ref
r,
were served by the hostess
silted by `Mrs. L. H. Bosman,,
Preaehee Farewell Sermon
Al
largenumber
members
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and
herents of Knox Presbyterian Ch
and friends from neighboring chu
es assembled on Sunday morning•
hear the Rev. William Patter
preach his farewell sermon. Mr.
terson delivered a most fitting in
age for the occasion, basing his
marks on the parable of the fig. t
Luke 13: 9. An impressive part
the service was the ordaining of
Walter S. Davidson and Mr. D.
Falconer into the Eldership of
Church. Following the ordination
vice the solo "One Sweetly Sole
Thought" was rendered by Mrs; L
Kaufmann. Mr. Patterson expects'
leave this week for his new field
labor' at Otta-va.
The Blue Banner Mission Band
the Presbyterian Church, !net on S
urday afternoon at the home of t
leader, Mrs. D. J. Falconer.,Miss
Mowbray read an interesting less
story "Follow the Leader."' The Ba
received quilt blocks to work, duri
the winter months.
Fell and Fractured Ribs
While Mr. and Mrs.' Peter S. M
Ewen of 2nd con:, Turnberry, we
returning home from 'a visit wi
their neighbor, Mrs. T. Shearer, M
McEwen had the misfortune to sl
on the ice and fell, breaking some ri
and receiving a bad 'shaking up. H
is getting around with great 'difficult
Mr. John Harbottle, from Chinon
Montana, is visiting his aunt, Mrs.
olmes and other relatives here,
Mrs. L. H. Bosman is visiting in
pronto.
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Mr. and Wm. Robinson spent a few BLUEVALE
days this week at the home of their Knox Church Ladies' Aid and W.M.S. po
daughter, Mrs. John Kilpatrick, of The Ladies' .Aid and W. M. S. of
Crewe.
Knox Presbyterian Church rnet in the th
The regular -monthly meeting of schoolroom onat
Thursday afternoon:
the Women's Institute will be held in The President, Mrs, Alex. Mowbray,
the Hall on Fridayafternoon.
The .occupied the chair and conducted the gli
roll -call is to be answered by New business of the Ladies' Aid. The wi
Year Resolutions. The topic "Mak- treasurer, Mrs. E. Nichol, gave the Du
ing the best of what we have' in times financial statement show i g
v na very.
of depression" is being taken by Mrs. ' encoui'a iu an
g g fount of work accoinp- ily
Ab. McQuillan. All the women in the fished during the year, and: a nice sum lint
community are cordially invited to of money realized, The Society is gr
attend, planning'a Scotch evening for the an -
The three -month-old baby of htr. niversary of Burns' Birthday, Jan. 25.
and Mrs. Alec Lever
of" E. Wawanosh --"nosh The IV, M.
S meeting was opened by
has been very iII and Nurse Terrif€ the vice president, Mrs, D. J. Falcon -
has been in attendance. er, and after conducting a few items
Mrs. Will Naylor of Lucknow, is of business, introduced Miss Barbara
visiting for a few days this week with Thynne, as leader of the.program nes
Mr, anal I4Irs..13. S. Naylor, specially prepared for the first meet- .ri i
A number of young- people spent g
P !� p t a ing of the year on the subject .of ber
pleasant evening on New Year's at i "Peace" taken from Romans 15: 13.
the home goi
k,.
A,
Miss Florence Fowler spent last
-week with ' relatives in Seaforth,
James McHardy is spending a few
days in Port Colborne with his sister,
Mrs. James Aitcheson, who is in very
or health at present,
Mr. and Mrs. John' Hall are visiting
Cir daughter,' Mrs. James Masters,
Parkhill,
Mrs. Archie Messer and little data=
ter, Margaret, were recent visitors
th Mist •and• Mr. D. McAllister_ a
ngannon.
Mr. and Mrs, J:; J. Elliott and fain
attended the funeral of Mrs. "El
father, Mr. Wightinan, at Bel
are,- on Saturday.
JANUA �±
A Month of Sales
0
At King's
Clearing Bargains ort Many
Lines of Wanted" Merchandise.
For Women
$150.00 Natural. Muskrat 'Coat
$79.00 to $12.50 Wool Faille
Dresses $8.49. $1,50 Orient. Ser-
vice Weight Stockings $1.00.
Hudson Seal Coat $189.00. New
Patterns Spring Prints 19c yd,
Lined Chamois' Suede Gloves
59c. A few Women's Wool
Serge Dresses.$2,89'
14 Misses' and Half Size
Fur Tri
inured Coats a
as 6.
$
00
'�1�':,rMrrv,ian>'�n+e
For Men
Bargain Prices on All Over-
coats. •
20% Off •Men's Good Leather
Coats.
Extra Holeproof Sox 49c.
$1.00 Holeproof Sox 75c. All
our Fine Mufflers at Sale F.rices.
35 MEN'S STANDARD
' SUITS ON SALE
Fine Wo!tIeTs,' Grey and •
Navy Serges in sizes 38 to
46. This week less 20%.
At Quick Clearing
Prices
Men's Dressing Gowns, Win-
ter Caps, Horsehide Mitts and
Pullovers: .
Men's Work Clothes
All Check .Flannel Shirts
$1,49. $1.39 Silver Fleece Un-
derwear $1.00. Youth's Khaki
Breeches $2.14. Odd Trousers
$1.49 to $2.50.. Men's Capeskin
Gloves 89c. -
You'll be pleased with our
January Bargains. Come and
see them.'
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SALEM
Mr. and Mrs. Ed:.'Palmer called on
the latter's parents Mr. and Vlrs: John
Bush in Wroxeter last Sunday.
The ladies of the . W. M. S. spent
1
e profitable time last Friday at the
home' of Mrs, John Gowdy.
Mr. and Mrs. John Gowdy spent
one day recently with Mr, and Mrs.
Harry Gowdy of the B Line Howick,
Mr. Norman Harris who recently
went to Toronto Hospitable for treat-
inent on his throat died there recently.
The•friends have the sympathy of the
y
t neighborhood.
Mrs. Win. Weir is recovering from
- a severe attach of shingles.
and Mrs, A, D, Smith, Carman Heth-
erington and John. Wickstead.
Mr, Frank Stamper and son, Wen-
dell spent Sunday atrthe home of W.
J. and Mrs..Souch,
Mrs. Mary Owens, 13elgrave, spcut'
a few days with her nephew, M. Jas.
Van Camp.
Miss Lyle McCracken spent Sunday
with her parents at Molesworth,
Miss Dorothy Golicy of Wingham,
spent the week -end with Conrad and
Mrs, Goll.
Mr. and Mrs: Will Johnston, Wing -
ham, spent Sunday at the home of
Geo: Wheeler.
BELGRAVE
A large number of -friends and re-
latives gathered together Saturday to
Phy their last respects to one of the
Iolder residents of our community in
the; person of the late John Wight-man..One Of his greatest interests
'rested in the school and he held the
!office of school trustee for many
'years and took a very active interest
(in the Belgrave School Fair,. and held
;the office of Secretary -Treasurer un-
!til ill health caused him to give up
this position. The bereaved farnily
have the sympathy of all in their sor-
t
row.
Mrs, Orval Taylor spent the pas
week at.the home of her, sister, Mrs
Powers, at Rockwood', where her mo-
ther, Mrs. Roberstori, was seriously
ill with pneumonia. We are sorry to
learn that Mrs. Robertson passed
away early Saturday morning,
Miss Beryl Cunningham has resum-
ed' her studies at Stratford Normal
School, '
Women's Institute, Jan. 16.
The Historical Research meeting of
Belgrave Women's Institute will be
held on Tuesday, Jan,' 16th at the
home of Mrs.J.A. Geddes,' Motto,
Cast `thy act, thy word, into the ev-
er living, ever working universe, it is
the seed 'grain that cannot die; Mrs.
J, Taylor. Roll call, An exhibition of
antiques. Current Events, Miss Cela
Coultes. Address, The History of
Belgrave, Mr..Peter W. Scott. . Music,
Miss Velma Wheeler. Lunch Com,,
1v1rs. H. Wheeler, Mrs. C,' Wade,
Mrs, J. Wightman.
ST. HELENS
Mrs. Richard' Martin of Huron Tp.,
and Mrs, Date Martin, of Whitechurch
were recent visitors with `their father,
Mr. Win. Woods.
There was a splendid attendance at
the meeting of the. Women's Institute
held at Mrs. John Miller's on Thurs-
day afternoon.. The President, Mrs.
John Miller, occupied the chair' and
the roll call was' i'esporided to by sug-
gestions for Hot Slipper Dishes. A
fine paper on the subject "Good
Health, ,Physical and Mental" was'
given by Mrs. Andrew Gaunt. Mrs,
McKenzie Webb read an' interesting
article on "Essentials to Happiness",
Music by Miss. Florence McQuillan
and Miss Margaret Miller and 'a solo .
by Miss Greta Webb were all enjoy --
ed. It was decided to hold a social
evening in the Community Hall, on
Friday next, January 12th.
Miss Laurine Martin has returned
home after a visit at the I f h
e tome o er
Mrs. C. D. Enright`'
Elizabeth M. Pocock, dearly belov-
ed wife e of
i
Ct axles D. Enright, and
mother of Fred. and Muriel, passed
away at St. Joseph's Hospital, Toron-
to, Dec. 21st, 1933, after a short ill-
s of pneumonia. The late Mrs. En -
it was born and raised in Turn
ry, and, lived in Bluevale before
ng to Toronto, 25 years ago. Ile-
s her husband and.2 children, she
leaves her mother, Mrs, Andrew
rnes, Bluevale. She was a item -
of Westmoreland United Church,
the funeral service was conduct -
y the Pastor, Rev, L. I. Hunter,
m her late residence, 950 Shaw St.,
onto, Dec. 23rd, 1933. Interment
made in Prospect Cemetery, Tor-
, Ont.
Young People Elect Officers
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas'Hymns and Scripture readings were
Gaunt, Alin accordance with,the topic,and
Mr. and 'Mrs. Jas. Robinson
o nsoit arts! (prayer of ° thanksgiving and prayers
Fiances, of Wingliani, Mr. and Mrs. for otir country, the church and the
Wm. Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. Thos, s h s, l�Irssionary Society, in all their diff-
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CUT - RATE PRICES
Wingham's Modern, Sanitary Grocery Store. Come and see
a store full.of price ticketed Specials, Every one .a genuine mon-
ey -saver.
bur Specials -Good till Wednesday Evening, January' 17th.
P. & G. 'Soap, 5 bars for ' 18c
Gold and Pearl Soap, 5 bars 11 6c
Spanish Onions, 4 lb. for 10c
14o. 1 }Iard Cooking Onions
10 lbs. 19c
Potatoes (last chance) 99e bag
'test Mincemeat, 2 lb, 25c
Palmolive Soap, 3 cakes and
one pkg. Princes Vlakes for 1:9c
Black ar Mixed Tea 5i0c for 32e
Chef Pork & Beans, 3 for 19e
NOW Dales, 2 lb. for 10c
Uncolored Cheese` 12c; 2 lb.. 23c
Pure Cider Vinegar 34c gal.
Box Salt, plain. or Iodine 2
Red Rose Tea Ib. pkg. ,.. 24c
Banquet 1Peas, No. 2, 2 for 27c
Silverlake 'Salmon, large tin 9c
Chef Catsup, 12 oz net, 2 for 24c
park Cleaner, reg. 13e. for t c
Sari! Flush' 29c for �.,... 23c
Breakfast Cocoa, Bulk, lb. 10c
llalxer's Cocos., 1 1b. tit" ..,,., 25c
Washing Soda 2 lb. for ,..,....,. 8c
$ So lb.; Salt tette . 10c Stil h
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MORRIS
Thursday, January 11, 1934
roasemossammosoisionommi
Clearance Sale
CONTINUES FOR BALANCE OF' THIS
MONTH.
Overcoats and Men's
ori � Suits
Our Special Coat Sale Our Special Suit
This W Sale
Week This Week
Includes Our Entire Stock Includes Pur Entire Stock
Reg. $14.00 Coats, Sale $10.50 Reg. $35.75 Suits, Sale :,.•$11.75
Reg.
20
.00
g $ Coats, Sale $,1.5:75 Reg..$.30.00 'Suits Sale
Reg, $27.50 Coats, Sale $1.8.50818.50
$25,00 Suits,'Sale ..:...$18.50
Shirt Sale, Left -Over
Stock, Forsyth Shirts
Reg. $1.55, On Sale $1.00
Reg. $1.95,. On Sale $L65
Reg. $2.50, On. Sale .,........., $1.95
Sale Xmas Mufflers and
Silk Neckwear
Scarfs:
Reg. 81.50, On Sale :. ...,..$t.15
Reg. $2.00, On Sale $1:39
Reg. $3.00, On Sale $7195
Silk Ties:- •
Reg. $1.50, On Sale ,•„„_,;$X,;10
Reg. $1.00, On Sale ...... -,»......70c
Reg: 50c,, On Sale 35c
Underwear
Men's Combinations,
Fine Fleece, Woof and Catton.',
Reg. $1.35, on sale ..a5e
Stanfield's Fleece" Shirts, and
Drawers, each. 47c
Stanfield's Rib Wool, Blue and
Red Label $1.75
Sweater Sale for Men
And Boys
This group includes Every
, Sweater.
Boys', Reg. $1,25, Sale .... •85c
Men's, Reg. 81.75, Sale $1.1:,
Men's, Reg. $3.50, Sale'$2.49
Many Other Lines On„Sale During January Sales:
Hanna & Co. Ltd
study book will be'given by Mrs. G.
Naylor.
Miss Verna Charnney is spending a
few days in Goderich at the"home of
her brother, Herman. ,
I SINCLAIR" OUSTED
1 AS HOUSE LEADER
Dr.George A. McQuibban Succeeds
Him.
With seven out of nine members of
the Liberal • caucus voting agaknst him
William E. N..Sinelair, K,C., M.P.P.,
for the last decade Leader, then Leg-
islature Leader of the Ontario Lib-
eral Party, was shorn of his leader-
ship mantle on Saturday, and Dr. Geo.
A. McQuibban, Liberal Whip, was
chosen to succeed him.
Two of the ten participants in . the
caucus did not vote, William New -
than, M.P.P,, Victoria North, who was
Chairman, and Dr. -McQuibban. Dr.
Simpson, Simcoe Centre, acted
as Secretary.
The caucus which declared the de-
position of the veteran Sinclair was
held in the King Edward Hotel, at-
tended by ten of the fifteen Liberal
meiii.bers of the Legislature and last-
ed from 2 until 5 o'clock int the after -
grandfather, Mr,. Wm. Woods.
noon. The resolution appointing Dr.
! McQuibban to be Hbuse Leader this
i election session was carried by 9 to
1; Mr. Sinclair being the only partici-
pant to cast a negative vote.
Lack of co-operation with Mitchell
F. Hepburn, M.P,, his successor in' the
Ontario Liberal leadership, was the
charge levelled against Mr. Sinclair,
'and apparently sustained despite what
/was declared to be a vigorous denial
on the part of Mr. Sinclair.
Denying lack of co-operation with
Mr. (Hepburn, Mr, Sinclair declared
that his duty had been to lead the
party in the House. He had never
hindered Mr.' Hepburn, nor said"any-
thing unkindly of him, he.declared'
in
the private precincts of the caucus
room, and had pressed Liberal polic-
ies in the House to the best of his
energies ,and abilities.
Mr. Sinclair, it was stated, display-
ed po anger 'as he answered his critics
in caucus -critics who in former daps,:
it was said, were prepared to support
P
him -and announced his intention to
continue with the Liberal party, and
contest, as usual, his riding of South
Ontario, in which `he is regarded as
unbeatable. He will also sit with the
Liberal group in the Legislature.
A special feature of the Y., P. S. w///®l�®/O■/e////i//�/r
meeting i ��m
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Mrs. Charles Campbell is spending g n the United Church Sunday 1111
evening a fewwa .the
ts impressive.
w da
s rtg er .
tiz h vice 'r
y her daughter, s r t
r
Mrs,
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connection with the installation of of- ■
Mrs. A. Green, of Wingham was fi.eers for 1934/ This was conducted ' ■
Frank: Edgar, of Wingham.
Opportune bargains
a visitor with Mr. and Mrs. George
Day last week,
Mrs.' M. Campbell, Belgrave, spent
a few' days last week with Mr. and
Mrs. Oliver Campbell.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor' Haines and
family were visitors at the home of
Mr, and Mrs. Thos, Burke on Sun..
day. s,
Mr. and Mree,W, j. Johnston spent
(Sunday at the home of Thos.`5tewart,
A Birthday Party was held at the
home of Mr. and Mrs, G. O. Thorn-
ton on Sunday in Honor of their son,
Wilson. Thos who attended were Mr,
"I'lre Y. P. S. of Bluevale UnitecIIgnilionosaggiagoammememsgams
Church held their first meeting of the
''eev Year on Friday evening, Janu-
ary 5th. Pres. C. E. Johnston was in
charge. After the opening exercises
Rev. A, V. Robb was asked to take
the clrtir and the following officers
were elected for 1934. Pres., W. J.
Peacock;; lst vies 'Pres., Miss Alberta
Shiell; 2nd vice Pres., . Miss 1Jonna.
Snaith; .3rd vice Pres., C. Heathering-
ton; 4th vice Pres., J, Wkekstcad; Sec,,
C. E. Johnston; Treas,, Miss !;mina
Johnston;•:.Orangist, Miss Cora Je v
itt; Assist, ' Oragnist, Miss Donna
Smith; visiting corn,, Mrs, S. Gallah-
er, Miss 13. 'Morton, Mrs, S. G. John-
ston, Mrs. C, F. Jonston,
The hent tn,eeting will be held on
Friday evening, Jan. 12. Miss Alherta
Smell will give a paper on Missions
and Mrs, Stanley Gallaher will give an
address.
All the young pectplc are uivited to
be present and enjoy these 1.`nidiy ev-
eting progratnsi
Registered Blue
Bird Diamonds
First Class Watch
Repairing
C. N. R. Watch
Inspector.
W'I' -IAM ,.:...
THE JEWELER
by Rev. T. C. Wilkinson.
HERE'AND THERE
AROUND LUCKNOW
We extend our sympathy to Mr.
and Mrs. John Thomson who were
bereaved of their little 3 -months -old
baby girl. The remains of the: little
baby were laid to rest in South Kin -
lois cemetery on Saturday afternoon.
Mr. Gordon Smith of Hanover vis-
ited over the week -end with Mr. and ;
Mrs. C Thomson. d
Mr. U. T. Gardner of Zion, visited ■
on Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Mark'
Gardner. ■
Orange Dance, Lucknow Orange gl
Hall, To -night,
The Orangemen of Lucknow L.O.L.
428 will attend District Lodge at Rio -
lough en. Tuesday afternoon at 2 p.m.,
San. 9th.
Mrs. W. M. Champion returned
home from I3russels where she• visit-
ed with her sister, who was, badly
PHONE 76. WE DELIVER. PHONE 76.
The season that every housewife uses a lot of Canned Goads.
is here. Our stock is most complete in this line, and priced to
save you money. Below you will find a few of our many out-
standing buys. ,
Salmon,■
Angler Fink Tall■
Choice Black Tea Tin 1Oc
Corn Flaltes
llA'32c lb., ■
( Brands) simmilminammummommissimminimmemramaims3 for 25c ■
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TOMATOES■
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The Bargain you have waited on. ■
Lar e 21 2 : , ■
�' .:Size .. .. .... 3 for 25c I
Chef Pork & .Beavis, 16 nz. tin ■
Choice Red Salmon 4 for 25c� ■
Tall Tin 21c •
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Handy Ammonia 5ck iiVanilla, 8 oz. bottle, Reg. 25c p g'
• for 150 III
NIiligiMMWMMIMINIUMSOMMEMNinrapiniMNIMMNININEMIRIMIll ■
CORN iiA Real Bny , .■
Large Tin for lOc
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bburned but is now 011 the way to a Catsup, Quart Bottle for ].5c
low d but is ■ Sunrise Strawberry Jam,' 40 oz. bottle, Reg.46c ■
■ Jelly Powdersfor ,...•35c "■„
Mrs. Sills returned Isom Toronto ■ 5c III
where she visited with her daughter,
1Cr, Wellington Nixon of Donny-
brook visited on Saturday' with Mr.
and Mrs. Mex. /lessens.
■ PI1"7�1EAPPLE ■
■ A Limited ■
Q�uantlt onxl ,
iIIIN Y Y .. Large Tin 10c ■
11 SINONNWINNOMMINIMMINININSIMMIIMMOIMMIIIIMINIUM.111111.01111.
DONNYBROOK ■
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The Young People's S0clety will
NI
meet on Friday evening of this week, $
the topic wilt be given by Miss Jean ■
Robinson,'
The W. 'M. S. will meet on Thut•s- .■
day' afternoon at the home of Mrs.
J. C. Robinson, the chat ter' in the rlr*I
We would also like to remind you , that we have not ad- ■
vended our, 'l'ea Prices yet, so advise laying in your supplyatis
present low prices,
■
`.Creleaven's Cereal Hemphill's Wheat Betties ■
BIG■
G's.GROCERY, ■
t
Eth, 1. l� ead. Ethel $read. .�
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