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,lane Wiithe - I?iinlry Tomlin, in
'iPAHDT (El AY"
Bert Wheeler - Robt, Woolsey, in
"SILLY BILLIES"
Mon., Tues„ Wed., --Double Feature
Claudette Colbert, -Fred MacMurray
"THE BRIDE COMES. HOME"
with Robert Young. •
The "Gilded Lily" Stars Funnier -
than ever.
Cry Grant - Joan Bennett, in
"BIG ,'BROWN EYES"
Special Matinee Mon., .Sept- 7th,
at 8. P.m.
Next Thursday, Friday, Saturday
Warner Baxter in.
"I{ING OF BURLESQUE"
with Alice Faye - Jack Oakie.
COKING --"Under Two Flags,"
.°San . Francisco"
,,,HULLETT
Death of Mrs. Henry Cooper
In( this death of Mrs. Henry Coop-
er, which o'odurrred at her home on
the Huron Highway on Siunday, Aug.
30'ih, this di'stric't has lost an hold,
well known and 'highly respected resi-
dent.. Alt4nough in failing health for
the past twit? years, •Mire. Cooper had
been able to he ab'ou't until : 'a week
previous tether death. 'Born in God-
eri'ch Township 18 years ago, Mrs.
Cooper was a daugih'ter of .the late
Th'olmiais Carter., and lived rwith her
parents .until her .,marriage to Mr.
C'oclper 68 year's ago last. Mnrdh.
Folliowing her 'mialrriaige 'she resided
for, a time . in Kin'burn and later hi
31cKillop 'T'ownshi'p. 'Over .3e years
ago they moved to the first canoes-
. Sion of 'Hulld'ett, Which was her home
until her death•. Besides, her bereav-
ed husband, She tis survti'vnl by ,two
•sons and two daaaghters, Mrs. James
Reid, of Bay City, Michigan; Mirs.
John McElroy, 'MeK'illee, and 'M'e'ssrs.
John and .Chri!staplher •Cio'oper, 'of Hiul-
lett. She is arise survived by one
sister and Awe 'brothers, Mrs. John
Cooper, 'of, Madison', Ohio; Mir. James
• Carter of Clinton,' and Mr. John Car-
: ter, of London. The siervi'ce was held
from her late home. eon Tu'e'sday af-
•'terneon when 'the .service's we're con-
ducted by Rev. 'Canon Appleyard,
R.eetor of St. Thomas' •Chumdh, Sea -
forth. 'D'ustin'g the ,r+e.rvice a quartette,
Mrs. William Rutledge,, Mrs. Norman
Carter, Mrs.. Frank Fowler and Mrs..
Bert Irwtin; e'anrg two favorite hymns
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Fall Fair Dates
Following are the dates set for Fall
Matire and Elchibi'tsons in Western On-
tarie lfer 1936:
Blydlia.. .'.... ... , Sept. 11,;12
Chesley
Kincardine .......
Milverton
New Harmiburg
Ailsa Craig
Atwood
.Bayfield
..Exeter •
'G'oderielh
thhs'towel
Lucknow
Parkhill
Seaforth
,Stratford
Brussels•
tMi'tah+el-I
Ripley
Winghlam
'Zurich
Owen 'Sound
'Teeawater
^Sept, 15, 16
Sept. 17. 18
Sept. 17, 18
Sept. 18, 19
Sept. 24, 25"
Sept. 25, 26
Sept. 20, Oct..1
Sept. 21; 22
Sept. 22, 23
Sept. 23, 24
Sept. 24, . 25
Sept. 25
Sept. 24. 25
Sept. 21-23
Oct. 1, 2'
Sept. 29, 30
Sept. 29, 30
Sept. 30, Oct. 1
Sept. 28, 2.9
Oct. 5-7
Oct. 6, 7
THE McKILLOP MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE COT.
HEAD OFFICE—SEAFORVI, ,CNT.
OFFICERS:
Alex. Broadfo'ot, 3-Seafoaifli - 'Preis
Jno. E. Pepper, 'Brucefield - Vice -Pres,
Merton A. Reid, Seaforth - See.-Treas.
AGENTS:
• Finlay M,eKereher, It R. 1, Dublin;
E. Pepper, Brumfield; E. R. Jarmouth,
Bredhagert, James Watt, Blyth; G. F.
He'vritt, Kincardine; W. J. Yeo, G'ode-
DIRECTORS
William Knox, Londes'boro; George
Leon'h'art, Eradiha'gen; James Con-
nolly, Go'deriblr; Alex. Broadfdot, It.
R. 3Y •Seaforth; Alexander MetWing,
R. It. 1, Blyth; John p'epp'er, Bruce-
fe1d1" Zanies Sholdine, Walton; Thos.
i<+lior3 fan, R. R. G, Seaforth; Will t 1Et
Archbald, it, R. 4, Se forth.
et thia :deeeased. ,. l#1'at..0 WI*
gave inai jeaa rr, and •"h 'e With
.TR4t'te avetJk valiit_.made•Un 1 r
iandlbaia0.t: ,ce ,i t,ry, • the •-,-voR.hesatores
being 'Messrs: **eat alt F(pwlieT, Jona,
than H'ulgil'l, Niortn 'Carte z Jegxiee
Jena'iesorn, Beelviewin and: Thomiae Adm
annus • The fkswe, beari.were
Messrs, Lerner 'ember, 'Frank lF ow8er,
John Little, Eimer and Aat'noldl Hzg_
ill.
Bride -To -Be. Showered
I11Iembers of the coramunity gath-
ered "at 'Hlayen Batton, Iilarlleeiit, the
home elf Mr. and M.aw Eph. Snell, to
present Miss -Norma .Snell, bridle -
elect, with • a ,kitchen e'hnwror.Theeaterrbalin'menat teak the form Of '.a
mock wedding. The dining realm was
suitably declorated With an evergreen
arch, streamers and autumn flowers.
To the strains, of 'Lohengnin's wed-
ding march the bride, Anna Sus_ana
Jeremiah Panhandle entered on the
arm of her father, MMM 'A T (, U
Paahalirile. The sterids waren 'hitched
up to :her' "awful shusband" • by ' the.
ofici'ating' ol'emhgy�nan': 'T'The 1.11 4, don-
ated by 'Mr. Eph. Snell( of the stock
farm, was'borne hi, s y 'bh'e d'in'g 'bear-
er. The vanes we'r'ee' taken aisr fo'I-
''ows: Bride,. --Mr. Wes. Hrotggart;
bnidesmlad'd, 'Mr. Percy Glihbhbings;
bride's father, Miss • Jean Fo'rtbes.;
groom, Mrs. Percy Ciiblaings'; best
man, Mise. liiiazel 'Hloggarth; minister,
Mrs. George Thompson; ring bearer,
Miss •Barrbara Sn'ell;• announcer,- Mr.
George Hieggar'th. Miss' Niomna
Snell was next ,pres'enteid with a. kit-
chen shower of teary ,and lgmelen gran-
ite;wame. The utensils were carried
in a decorated b'as'ket by little Miss-
es Marguerite Snail an'd' Jean 'Gib -
brings.. The *Idlest was, read by Mr.
Ne'viil'e IFlorbels as follows: ""Dear
Morim,a:. llilavinig 'heard bf your ap-
proaching 'marriage, we, your friends
and neighbors', have gathered, here
to -night to congratulate and waft
our 'good. wi's'hes, for:hehal'th hharpplina s.
and prosperity to yyoa in your new
hpm;e. We ask you to accept these
kitchen utensils 'ea a little re'm'em-
bran'c'e trusting they will bring back
many pleasant memlo'riies• of 'toils and
other nvehn'o'ralble ,events that have
taken place in, your hhiorme 'co'tnmen-
ity. Signed 'on belhaibf .of your friends
and neigh/bore - Haz'e'I Htoggarth,
E'bh'E'l • Thrim'ps'on, Barbara Shell, Jean
Forbes." The 'bridle -refect, opened her
gifts and fittingly thanked- 'the as-
c'emblage for their thoughtfu'ln'ess and
geoid wishes. • Monet `s'eventy-rive
gues'tse'p'arteek of a dainty luncheon
-served 'by the young 'p1eople.' The re-
m'ainde'r of the time was spent --in
si'oging; chatting an,d•.card- playing.
The -enjoyableeevrening was' brought
to a close by slinging "Ailed. Lang
Syne" A vote -of hhanies wail' ten -
dared Mr. and Mrs,. Snell for the
hospitality of their 'ho'me by IWIi.11
Hugger:eh, 'se'conde'd by Chas. .Stew-,
art.
Boyce - Snell •
A pretty autumn wedding was sol
emn'ized by Rev. A. W. Gardiner,
Lande,siboro, 'on ISa'tirrday, August 29,
'at the home 'of 'Mr. and Mrs. William
Snell, Hallett, when. 'their daughter,
Norma Jane, was uraite'd in 'marriage
la Mre F're'leack James' !Boyce;: son
of Mr. and 'Mrs. James Boyce, of
Bruceold. -At high noon, the cere-
m'o'ny was conducted: u'nd'er • an arch
of aut enn• flowers,. gladioli and zin-
rias, banked with guide,,, glow., The
bride entered' 'to "'the strains of
L'o'henigrin's wedding march played
by her sister, Miss Elva. Muth Snhe'lI.
T'h'e bride w'a's charmiin'gly d'res'sed, in
white sheer triple eneipie• 'w'earin'g a
bandeau of flowers, 'She carried a
bouqu'e't 'of golden glzrw, chresanthe-
m,ums and plu'm-os'a fern; 'The ern des -
mold; Miss 'Laura M. 'Snell, Stratford;
sister of the bride; were gold striped
cn':'ps vv'`''ih l'hleick 'accessio .es.. ,QVl'r.
Leonard Royce; B, -A., -of Tees/water,
Inierh'r of the 'bridegro'om, acted as,
'w'es't man. After• the sign'in'g the
"go'fe'r, the /'bridal 'panty a .ithe 16
glee:a retired to the . .d' ng room,
where a sumptuous w a'i'ring ,
was served byMs's' g tibio
kins and'. ,Mai'an an(1 Elva e Ruth
Snell. The 'bride's table was' decorat-
ed 'in 'orange and yellow and centred
with the wed'din'g cake. The ibri•d'e-
gro'o'ni's 'gift to the .brides'm'aid , was
an initialed compact, 'to the pianist a
.'black purse, and to they best man a
belt set. There was'pres'ent at the
wedding, Mr. 'Gilles Jenkins, 84 years
of age, grandfather of the bride, and
Mfrs." Ellen A'r' etrouig, 82, grand-
mother of the groiom, Each spoke
in a ieom'plimiem'bary 'manner of his
grandchild. The genre. fittingly re-
filled.' :T'he happy- couple -left amid
s'h'owers of eonfet!ti and good wishes
on a h'one'ylnnoon trip through Mani-
toulin, Zslan'd to Sudbury, cording back
by To'r'onto' 'Exhfibiti'on. and Nia'gama
Falls. T'h'e bridee going -away dress
was navy blue, silk. crepe with match-
ing ac'cesso'ri"os. On their re'turn' they
will reside in Tuckersmli-h,
'Presentation To Popular Bride) -
Mr. and 'Mrs. 'Charles Stewart, of
Loud-esbloro, and their. daughter, 'M;&.rti
ion, en;ter'tatined the "Win Othhers'
Sunday rScllvool 'Class at a .pres'en'ta-
ti'om on Thursday, Aldigust 27th, for
Mies Norma Shell, 'bride -elect. Mr.
CIa'ren'ce Ball acted as 'chairman for
the evening. Mr. Alex,' Richard's- mead
an ad'dre'ss 'as'tol'lowet "Dear Nor-.
ma: It is with 'mdngie'di fe'e'lings' that
we' c'oa ter ipla'te your appr'oach'ing
mareihage. We all join in heartily
wishing you very much h'appines's' in
your new life. But it is with greet
regret that we think of 'losing -you
from our co'm;ttvuni,ty and especially
from the "Win Others" 'Cl'as's. Your
uns'e fte,hnese, courtesy and a'bov'e all;
year dependability, have been an in-
spiration and an exam(pbe, to us all,
You 'have demonstrated by your mazy
fine quralities 'the -fruits of a genuine
Cthriistla, life. As!, a;,to!ken' ;o f,,,,outr re-
ga+i�d''for y''dh we ask you , to L aoca'pt
this chair, -and we hope that you .may
have many kindly thoughts 'of your
Old assoeliate,s lin• the clash while rest-
ing in it. 'It s' our hope and prayer
that 'Go'd% ''ble's'sing may rest upon You
richly in year new home and that you
and you' future busbend may e u oy
a long arna happy marizied 'life, 'Sign-
e'd. on behalf 'of ;She Claws -- 'Mallen
Stewart, Gladys 'Mountain fllaeel
}Leggett." The presentation of a
beautiful occasional chair was 'ev'a'de
by ,'Messrs, Cliff Adams end - Lloyd'
S'tleieetet. Mile Snell fittingly, thank-
ed the class for 'their gift s'ayin'g she
h'o'ped they, Would all enj'o'y thhe:''00m-
fortrs sof the chair hi her nor halm.
The 'enberiba,inm'en,t took the form o'f
Mnetida, maulbeus: S, Idl'8 by ;l
T 'r i 4W:tit q gal�u
(Fxal-tebe glir.•/,.�1,ry,'Iro,?i,
1u/rlateer ' •'.��{i Yi+ 4M,
Snell and Iyon1'all'd Snel11, a+su steel A
the pia,np by 'Glladyia Monietaip- and
Ntorma Snel4; re iitbationns ilarRee. Me,
Gandiner and Me, W -1 Leen. Time
was.,Fo.liowed h hearty ciphn7n_a'lawlity
singing. The, young sllooptlp alai a1eafr-
ve'' •EIPPetiariruS� +ref n ,,.• nd.
he evening ,s, broughtto a olpis'e
by' einem "INT '`She1p+', n Jolly Good
L°ellow." ••
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KIPPEN
Caleforniaeintsetedithis son, Rev. E. F.
Chandler, of the Manse during the
pest week. -On Sunday 'Morning he
aseisted in the .servece and while he
as not a' Minister of the Gospel,' 'he
states that he never misses an tei.
ispeke verily beautifully from the 18th..
chapter of Jeremiah 'and a part- Otf
the. 6th Inerrap: "41011144, as the clay
is in the petter's hand; are ye in
!My handr 'Cal -louse of Israel."' He.
told Of being ie China and belie and
bein'g into. selme Of the pieces esohere
the Irrgislt ;beautiful china was .made
and thiere be ewer the clay taken by
thepotter and made into some -of the
most beautiful china that we 'have in
cur homes tooday. It was this way
he had (of 'illustrating' what can be
dene With clay en the hands of the
'potter. 'So can the -Great. Creator of
mankind do with the ,people, if. they
eely allow Hien to shape and 'iiiioiald
theie dives. 'Mr. Chandler's work
carries hem. into a great many coun-
tries el the world and although lie
does..not .get the apporeurety. tor Asia
tbeee that are. near and deae to him,
yet he tries to, make a tall as often
ple of Kippen will be pleased at any
elme to have the privilege of meet-
ing Mr. -Chandler again _
.Mr.• and Mese-John Ander-inn and
Mas Frances • Andersen, of Marlette,
MiCh.„ veistitedi at the 'home of their
uncle, Mr. 'William Anderson, . of the
during the past week. Mr.
Quebec and IMentrieral, Niagara Falls,
Torenta and many other places of in-
terest.
trait, and Mr. 'Robert .Nichol, ef Wa-
John. Deitzeel the village, 'during the
pait week,
. Miss Helen Chandler, of Blenheim,
of Loedon, -spent the iveek-end. at
the home of their patents, Mr. and
Mrs. E. F. Chandiere at, the Manee,
is ,speniang a few holidrays at the
er, of -the leaden Road.
'Me. and Mrs. Aldred- Weaning, of
Wale of Toroato, -were visitors at
Meths., of the village, during the ,past
week.
• The many 'fresindlie -ST Mrs. Fred:
ago for. the West, where she will vis-
it relatives and freemen will be allad
'tie learn that • sheeinatired safely and
eneroyed the tripe .
Mies Etta Jaerott, •who has been
seending holidays at the home . of.
her parents, Mr. and. Mrs. Isaac Jae -
rota returnedl to Toronto during the
weekawhere, She will resume her die-
tles -as. teacher.
:Holidays. are ever for another sea-
son and teachers and .schelers all get
hack to evioek ion Tuesday .of this
week.
Mies Edna ,Dayman, "of Tucker-
emith, is visiting with friends in De-
ronto,. vieited during. the week at the
'home. Of her aunt,. Mese Mabel White-
man, of the (village.
Me...Fern McLean and isister, Rose,
of the Lon,dion Read, accompanied by
Mrs. tElzar Meu..sseau, of the village,
visited at the 'home of Mr. amid Mrs.
Carman Wood/barn,' _orf Greenway,
during the past week.
•A' miseellaneous. .shower 'was held
at the home of Mr. and Emer-
eon Smith, of the 2nd Coneession of
of this week in „honor el their daugh-
ter, 'Mena, 'beide-eleet of this month.
Miss Blanche Watson, of the Til-
lage, visited with friends in Se.aforth
during the 'peat wethk. .
Rev. and Mire R. R. Cornier and
daughter, Elaine, of Embro, viaited
friends in this Vioinity during the
east weerk.'
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Kerr, of Mc -
,The W. M.HS. met et the hornier of
Mrs., Alex. . Moneath. on Wednesday
and geordlY number were preseat.
There ifs an eat eaylinig that "It
never rains hut pours," and thes
waS quite coldent a week pr more
ago when -.err grain men. were taxed
to their -utmost trying to. take care
being hauled by teems 'and' trucks; to
the elevators. However, foe the past
day or so they have (had a 'breathing
spell as the price, of both wheat and
barley haTie taken a deep 'backward
and it may be a few days' ior even a
few weeks before it reaches the, .$1.00
mark argaile Fame:es are now look-
ing forward to ateohearn crop which,
in a ,great many cams, promises to
be good. Sumely with the good prices
'that are prevailing in 'practically
farrrn petal/woe, farmers will again. be
weaving that broad smile that they
did away beck in the Snare of 1.01-4
and 15.
iMr, amid Mee. William Harvey, of
the village, were in liTloaastock dur-
ing the past week,
Fewe Sproat
A quiet wedding Was !solemnized
at the Mantle off thee United Church,
Kippere by Mee E. ',Chandler, at
10 am. c It Monday, August Slat, when
smarriage to Leslie George A.
Fewe, of London,
The &Mewing items were inadvert-
ently .oanitted from the report of the'
ICipp6 East W. I..: A letter Of ap-
Preeiatlen was received . from mos
Margaret Macliay; Whs. Atilt A.. Afe,,
r
,P4*Ardi Dr/144‘
1:irolgrasau and hot*. •
%T.' and :WS. 'Clxasrles Sellers and
ins, at Coaftion, arid L00E0,0100 has
returned after Spending his holidays
ledge halve returned -to college tia, To-
• 'Jack Drager fs with Mr.
end Mrs. Mallard Dipager, 'Dome
'Mee. Colleir $7.'inighael es visiting with.
friends tin Toirentce,.
.. The 'gleaner. Mission Band meets
'Sun -40144,
Ilar
heme
Mi. IL fllillouseeale:.40 making more
changes to hile garage and service
station. is having the front peat
torn devil and moviing. the wall back
about tein feet. Thee will make it
Scheel teop,enedi on Tuesday with
no change in the staff vf terachers.
The trustees have elead:.;a number of
swings ,pat on the ,school ground's
'1241i,Mlit!atnhdeal'hbrielkila". Ed; Illaberer and ,Mr.
and Mrs. J. Haberer vieited points in
Northern Onterio 'last ..weele • .-- Tiler
allso stopped at Callender to heve a
look at the quintuplets.
Me. -and Inns. L.' Berk, of Guelph;
'AA:fed at the • home of the latter's
iriather, Mrst, J. Routledge, last week
No .serviices were held in the Lath-
eran Church last -Sunday, Rev. E.
Tuerkheilm being away to the Ottawa,
Conducting tillission services.
.-Itadlleer-attorney, of. De -
trait, was a Aistiter at the home of
ibtrothersimeleve, Mar N. A. Cantin,
St. Joseph, last week..
MiacKinirion are attending "ICAliaton
dam Were ivislitors at the home of Mr.
J. Galeter ever: the week -rend.
staff teacher ,of the Wesbeen Univers-.
ity visited hal parents on the 16tli
con, Hay, last -week.
ST. COLUIVIB:AN
The funeral of MeS. iMaitiar Pur-
cell, of IMcKillopb whia died on Tae•s-
day, Auguet 25th, book niece St.
Coluaniban en Thursday' of laSt Week,
being very largele attended., Spiel=
Reiquiem :High Mass was am* by
Rev. Father iLacey, Amherstbarg,
Rev. De Floalikea Interment t6Inli
place in St. C,oluttraloan cemetery.
Father Lacey was formerly a native
of this parish, beingehe eon, of Jas...
Lacey,. a neighbor °lathe late Mrs.
Purcell. Surviviine the. death. aee one
son, Thomas; one -seiner', Mrs. Mar-
-Min Thomas O'Laughlin, of Seatorth.
Mrs. 'Purcell was a ivory irkind, char-
itable overnani, beloved by all who
knew her, and she will .be -greatly
miesed in the eamonnimity.
Mr. and Mrs. iThornie. Moylin and
/amen ' spent Suniday en Kitchener
with their Wall and daughter, Mr_ and
'Mr. and Mrs. Peter Eckert, newly-
weds, have returned to, af-
ter spending eart „of...theta-honeymoon
with tae forriner'e (parents, 1VEr. and
Mrs. Peter Eckert, of Melaillop.
IIVIre..1Heney Foley and 'little daugh-
ter returned le Kinkora after a vesit
with her mother, Mrs.: John: Downey.
1Mr..- Dennis Down,ey, ..of Chicago,
aerd Mr. and Mrs. .Knorcall, of Lon-
don, visited, with Mrs. Downey.
Moses Ann,a and Mary Atkinson,
of Toronito, are visiitirSg their par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Jroseph Atkinson.
MII,Se Margaret A. O'Sliellivan and
neprew, J. A, O'Sullivan., of Detroit,
were 'visiting Mr. ancli Mrs. Peter
Miss Mary Lane and Messrs% Basil
and Thomas Lane have retuned te
Toronto.
Sieter Brigid and .Sieter Marietta,
of St. auseph's Clarinet* visited with
turned 'to their resrpeetlive echools:
Gertrude 'MeGrath, Kitclhener; Agnes
McGnattli, Bamberg; Lteey Berke,
London; Bridget Delaney, .Chethaare
'James- Lane, Rainy -
Vincent .Eckart, Toremto, and
Sister Stephen, of Broloklen, ves.r.ited
their , parents, Mr. and Mest Peter
Eckert •
and :Mrs. .theis iStapleton.,
Collingworod, 'visited- with their many
McKILLOP
Saturday,
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vite you to see what is new in colors, fabrics, and
styles.
•
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New Style details, stunning effects, flattering
color schemes, and generous and luxurious fur
trims. A glorious coat collection that boa,sts of ev-
ery new idea that characterizes,the most at‘a,ctive
and outstanding Fall 1936 Models.
COLORS—Black, Brown, Navy, Grey:
FUR TRIMS—Beaver, Oppossum, Sable, Wolf,
Persiah Lamb, Janette.
MATERIALS—Weeds, Suedes, Tree Bark.
Miss Joy Heather has returned
home alter spending eiiht 'weeks
with ,her cousin, Della Eggert.
family, of Morriston, spent the week-
end with Mr. 'Mid iMes. Charles Eg-
'Mies Evelyn Brosigy arid Mis Eileen
Elliott, of Seaforth, spent ,Siniday „at
Mr. and Mrs. M. al/lapel, of Port
ahdi Mr. and Mrs. John
aerne with 'Me. and Mrs, Oheries
Regale, '-
Miss, mania Res;j110.r, of Mitchell,
spent .Sunday at her borne heoe.
Miss Flora iFisherr, el Logan, vie-
ited. with her friend, Mies- Marie Koeh-
Mr.. Earl Hempel spent Sunday even -
'Charles Eggert: ,
Mrs. -F. Koefhler is at 'present nrur-s-
ing at the hems of Prank Bauman,
ton the Iiydro
Nntended flow last "'Week).
Mr. and afro. Charffies Fisher, of.
with ter nibtheyankls meRitiVes.
Mr. and Mpg. iCarI WWI farms
lote Miltehell, sprang !Sunday with
$15 to $35
FINE FUR FELT IN THE
New
Fall Hats
For Women
Quality that you seldom find in Hats at these low
prices. Swank in style, pinched stitched and folded
crowns' that are slightly higher. Black, Brown,
Navy, Green or Tones.
Come in and see real Hat Style!
Prices 1.95 to 5.1"
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