The Signal, 1934-9-13, Page 44 -Thursday, September 13th, 1934
New
ats
AUBURN
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Munroe and
family, of Mitchell, epeut Sunday w'ttb
THE SIGNAL
gram consisted of the following items: of Hamilton
Clintoltonail tui mr . e S rutoof
°D for
An instrumental by lues E. Gond ; I
Dozens of floral in
readings by )I r*. Aayulth, urs. Web- the funeral. Interment was made n
„ )wltstolen of floral
friends and
f -
stet, Mrs. Howatt, Mr*. Johnstotu and Chalon 0emetery.
Mrs. R este uu : several s Mrs. Fer- res by latives trout red the grace.
the orchestra. and a duet byMiss - -
GODERICH, ONT.
relatives) here.gusou and Mrs. McKnight jr•
Mr. Boggs of Carlow is making his I Swell spry►e r taw words' on making
home et jire''ent with Mr*• IL Mug'±Jestt* t'kriet the centre of our Ileac
ford.A ten -cent lunch was provided Bray
ee---1-bwas►tt, 11rx.__Role boste*ses and enjoyed by 411.
- xrrr xS'_-
non, !Sr". Lawson. bA. Young -
Mutt attended the Pre'yterlal meet -
t
luthis
There is quite a difference
in the new Fall Hats.- The
new ghadee are bound 'to
have a big run this a
M0etly iu the -darker sliaden
of grey, blue, browns and
Bymakers of Brock Hata
POPULAR PRICES
W.C. Pridham & Son
SOLE AGENTS : OR FASHION -
("RAFT CLOTHES
Phone 57 •�eTICh
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ST. AUGUSTINE
NILE
NI1•E. Sept. 11• -Messrs• Edgar
Sheppa rd find Reg Glen attended the
Totwutm deitioat last week.
• Rev. J. W. an
ttsr Atlee,
g at .Hensall Scott
week. last wee with their Baugh
ST. Al'til'rtT1NE, Sept. 11. -lir. who I* a sure, in trabaing 1n Ylatorta
Miss Grace Stott of Port Dover is rbnmpsoa. tent the week -end I Lal, sure,
u.
pending a-nitptuu at the home of heriis
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Scolit with Tltlaonburg friend*. Miss Leap
Mr. and Mrs. Hobert Slott have been Mrs. Geo. Pray of \Vanstead and
sick for the pia week. We hope for , Mlsa May Rbliardwen, of Wyoming,
their speedy ret•ot•ery. eat- I were week -end visitors at the home
• Tile pfaygnouudt► cuWnnttee are L �- D. McAllister.
ting oda da°ee"f lt'Foreetle
salwtrwa
on Friday, September 14, with the Teo= i
Sunday with Mr. anlT ]ri.'• Healey
gun orchestra in accompaniment. of l;oderlch.
. til be a softball game Sat --,On Wednesday of last week Miss
Tllrrr 2 e m„ at Au-
burn,
September 15, at l
burn, between the McGaw and Auburn
girlx softball teams.
Baptist Ladies' Ald.-The monthly
meeting of the Baptist Ladies' Aid was
held September Lith at the home of
Mrs. Wolper, with twenty members
and sixteen visitors present. The de.
ruttoual peritel was lunch raj.
after which considerable
sines pas
looked atter. A g
May
Moyle entered St. Joseph's ho
petal, Chatham. to train for a nurse.
Mr, \\. -.
guest of his sister, Mrs. J. Redmond,
at.preseut.
Sunday at her Inoue here.
Masa Fvel> a Ilirvin of Toronto U
visiting her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
J. McCain.wads of Carlow
Council Declines
to Accept
(Continued from pap 1)
the truth of a story that Councillor
Seabrook had heard with reference to
a recut liquor prosecution. - - ----
Councillor Seabrook complained of
diaurderilueea resulting from the estate
SPECIAL!
DRRSBI� i and SUITS MASTER -CLEANED
TAILOR -PRESSED
-MARVO SYSTEM OF DRY CLEANING -
ALTERING - REPAIRING
GET OUR PRICES ON RUG-CLEANLNG
J. A. NIVINS
Called for and delivered
ialiteg_atf s become -a sawn, a_ll ad- -
vised Cblet PoateletYwaite to '•eouce7 of her pleasant memorial and happy
to Mr. Litt that It there 1s not a arsoclatlon with this Preabyterlal, the
change 1 will move to have his lteeuse t county of Bruce being her native
coup 7. Reg theme was "Ilollow-
ettlzenahlp•'r 13be spelte Of the pre=
sent unrest in the world, and believed
that fellow -citizenship was the only
remedy. "Christianity must precede
citizenship. Then all would be well.
Walt aAges-room. Our text -book is
-the ^'sols Stetptn res•. We- wee
marching orders, with Jesus Christ
as our leader. Communion with God
through prayer will lead to greater
success. We must be enthusiastic If
we would get results." Mrs. Baltan-
tyutr spoke of the great growth of mis-
sionary work since the organisation
of a missionary society In Montreal
seventy yearn ago and urged all to
make mlastonary endeavor the tt!at_
and foremost thing In their lives.
Mrs. (Rev.1 Hanna. of Ripley, ren-
dered a solo which was much enjoyed.
"Sirs. Man McLeod of Kieetteti°e read
• uobolaoa of Detroit 1s the
visited - lase Wedne
Ethel Taal. prayer meeting
The regular weekly pra F
sad frII mild service is held in Nile
a
e tun•h every Wednesday evening at
S o'clock. Rev. J. W. Pomeroy also
gives an exp:auatlou of the Sunday
'school lesson for the following Sunday.
Everyone Is cordially invited to attend.
K1NSBRIDGE I The Y -P P held their meeting lad
Friday-tElEntnR en McPhee.
KINGSBIt1DGE. Sept. 12. -Miss Chrt*tlan fellowship convenor. . tit
charge. The scripture lesson, from St.
John 15:1-9, 25-27. was read by Wil-
mer Rut/edge rt} 4.4be devotional 10Die " 11""x_ "t"6 of PaMrncersy, and
was given be Henry Matthews. `g the bylaw to appoint E. R. Wigle to , a comprehenaice report of the Sum -
splendid paler on ..The Transforming amer School, prepared by Miss Agnes
Friendship" nas given he Mrs R. the public utilities commission, to flit
the vacancy caused by the death of Williamson of Wingbam. the Preeby-
Free. Beth current
McPhee then Race some l'ouwlat'lo►er W. T. Muroey, did not
I terlal'a repre*entaticl: ■t the Klntall I
Interesting cornea( and lural events.
After the business rliseussiun the meet= get by without dlwpute. 'summer School this year. A question
..- Reeve Munnings questioned the le- Brewer was conducted by Mrs. Ballon- 1
gritty ofthe bylaw. (It la held that Lyne, and trach valuable information
Mr. Wigle cannot ho'd the dual post- was gleaned therefrom.
tioa...of public utilities commissioner The singing -ot a hymn and prayer
and 'Collegiate institute trustee.) by Mi.*r MeefIllum ot Kincardine;
(' 'lllor Humber -"We'll take a brought a successful gathering to a
chance" close. after which the ladles -of Ripley
Councillor Seabrook -"There are served refreahments.
lots of things going on In this town
that are not legal."
The bylaw, No. 19 of 1931. -wet pet
through. Reeve Munnings and Council-
lor Sproul voting tray• -
It was 11 o'clock when the council
Reny O'Connor of Detrolt is spending
•-.,...- her
THE GODERICH HEAT FOLKS
WHAT HO
WHAT MANNER OF
FiOlK5 ARE THESE
WHO FAIL TO PREPARE
FOR THE COMING
FREEZE
Fancy the astonishment of the
Heat Folks who witness this
sorry sight. Can It be that Rip
Van Winkle lives in this house?
Or 1s it just a common cause of
oversight' Some brisk morning
is going to catch this household-
er napptrtr -Viten there win be
hurry, scurry and worry. The
-good provider not only keeps the
larder loaded but he keeps his
ooal bidi-WIted besides. ---
WS NOW-CAIrl&-GlINITINI
SCOTCI ANTREACITE- _
'CAW. 11111-- • etilK
J. B. MUSTARD COAL CO.
'PHONE 98 GODERICH, ONTARIO
TEDELBAUER'-S USED CARS
You may see the following Cara and others by
-- '• ogling eft oar place of business
rfFord Coach
Sedan
31 - ed
Q1r�• Ste -28-Dodge Sedan
j4_ -Dodge Sedan
29 -Ford Coach
28 -Marmon Sedan 28-Chev. Truck
28 -Whippet Coach 25 --Ford Coupe
24 -Dodge swish.
27 -Chew. Coach
Stedelbauer's Are Located at Moo -di -Garai
13 -Plate Batteries -Special -Guaranteed 1 year -$4•15
T. ruts may be arranged on any of our Cars.
St. nt .lr,.,•'street. off Hamilton (;oderich, Ontan
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leekte.as at.ker_hnme here.
lir. and Mrs. Walter Patton ifl
, children and Miss K. Bresnahan, of
Dearborn. Mien., spent the week -end at
1 Mr. Morgan Dalton's. -
Mr. Keith Murray of Detroit spent
the week -tend at 11. J. ()Connors.
Mr. and Mrs. McKinnon, of Culroaa.
visited with Mrs. MaryI Tull was brought he a close w
Austin on benediction.Sunday. _
We are glad to tnow that Mrs. John -
Meyer:. who reeutly suffered a dis-
located situulder, is getting along nice-
ly. She has her daughter, ?Lisa Lor-
etta. R.N., of London, with her.
Rev. W. A. Dean and his sister.
^31tss. Stella, of Port Lampton, are
visiting their brothers and sisters here
this week.
- -Mr. and Mrs. John Hussey of God-
erich vi+ieed at )fro Stephen Mar-
Tuesdee . evening.
Miss Reese O'Connor is spendinglblI
`eekw•1th her sisters 111-St:Aogdlst
en away from
Councillor Coielough made one of
his rare apeeehes in council, to the
effect that if the matter of a beverage
room were to come up again he would
reverse his precious rote and vote to
-dpsway. with the Ueefiae.
Complain of Reveratli
Councilor Seabrook told of seeing
Live men coming out of the beverage
room, all drunk. "Now that we have
a beverage room we need a policeman,"
he observed.
Councillor Humber moved, seconded
by Councillor Huckins, that the liquor
l'outrol Board of Ontario Ie asked to
fix the Glossing -lours of beverage rooms
in thle towa at 1() o'clock p.m.. and on
Saturdays at 6 o'clock. This was
carried unanimously.
i a. RIiU to P. U. Commission
BENMILLER
Auateereary servhe* will Le held In
iner United church on. Sunda",
October 21st. The anuual fuwi supper
will be held the following Tuesday
evening.
DUNGANNON
Dl'NGA'1S(IN. Sept. 12. -Mr.
Mrs. Jas. Wil -cu of Elora *pent Sun-
day with Mr. suit Mrs. ltobt. David-
son rca�mbrante
sop nest a:lkeie �.s.Lh,-
service.
Mr. Frank Savage of Ridgeway spent
Ute week -end with 1110 father, Mr.
John Savage. Ile returned to Ridge -
nay vu Sunday aeeuwpanied by his•
- REBEKAH DISTRI('T MEETING
Mrs. C. t'. Tweedie and Mra. W.
Lawrence attended -the district meet-
ing of the Rebekah Lodge at :Stratford
adjourned. mud echoes of the contra- 1 un Friday ia't, when about forty tee-
lvea gathered from Goderlch,
Luther, who wl l reuidlu 7rtIb LIa lrrrr the ll until
l nestre reaoutetht (*Butelat
the toxo hall until utaar.y midnight, (*Buten. p4afvrth, ]Iltehctl. Mttvs mels,
a week.AdjourMeeting j ttruesela, Shakestware and Stratford.
Mr. and )Jr-. . Marton Roach . aWrry The adjourned
the guest* v[ )1 r. and Mrs. Harry 1 At tate adjournwllwr tltRlthe lottrap I hethe
vn atrtI the chair ren favorMof
AOLr1ESV !LLE ' Atltlerom of laicknow 1 ,pint
spent the week- �, peal in the 1:. C. L rase was not re- the newly apt{ foul. Miss Bras-
Stunlay. I night 11 was stabs that
tc t e1 district deputy. ,
Mr. Gordon a in
pr 1
INH.MESVILLF-, Sept. 12. -The le.; end at his home in Southampton, I cubed until Saturday. %filch gave Ov- 111'*sc firer,
Stratford. fSratfo was r new as-
rayer meeting at the meat with the Attorney -General for pinimeut, to the position of secretary.
31.5. ant W.A. of the **tilted church 1 held
x Salvation
ulvati nt Army from Goderich � eral more days to assure an appoint- i Ieuteh was r ats the g a conclusion p -
oft meeting on Trewarthday at the home f
of
.,{ Mrs. Bert W.M.S.to i e The- meet. home of Mr.. Geo. Irwin last Friday I the council's umber rep
Ing ,if the ea• is in charge of Mrs. night. A Urge uuwlKr attended. Il ('uurw•Illnr Humber reported that Mr. I the meeting Ili lodge.
the members of the
S. T. Waster and the W.A. to charge of
There %rid be :mother meeting at the i 1.1tt, of the Bedford hotel tad extra
Mr-. E. Trewartha are hostesses for • .eea
)Its. E. Yeo. Mrs. J. W. Herbert and 1 home of ]Its. \\u. Thompson on \\-ed- him and had offered
to pry
ue•day evening of this week. pollee on Saturday night for a few I . use The SIgwJ'
w advertising ('.l•msls
,,,rsG.e, will be held 'weeks. 1 ---�
Anniversary Sul be, Sep- This ke. lntrodneeel ageneral dlarnsdon
the ,w ca*ton' In the United church on
toMaki Normaos Pottier a b an y parlorarlay at 11 ate). and 7 p.m. of the Meer intoe -w. and members .
at take a position In a beauty ter. Bar,
at Niagara Fella. I Rev. L. Bartlett of St. Catharines, a ...dated their belief that )i r. Litt was
Mr. JIM �iair had an enjoyable time I former pastor, wLl be the speaker for trying to conduct his beverage room
•
Ill 1 ino- 1w•rle
at to or
Threshing the harvest is the order 11
of the day hereabouts.. Titers I junior Wars of Dungannon school, spent I perm lt. t lx• ry-
rrre Late n Tu TebM[tt� r Ij ter light was aont heKsub d. lett 'jit to o tng I
thaI
,a vac nn Tue-day night of last 1 the wee:ead at the home of her ata
eft
Reno One of tizens i tithe 11 c are gl.T report,that Me.11,VeTwIeilpiRfiea �c
honorable citizens In the perann-ot I McWhinney yt Crewe, who has been . fire eemtnitfee, with th'etttldetMtarYltir/
'that It would be granted.
-
I music w .e - o
ishel by the e I.
.�,.w�. f s),1 m hexing arisen over
u
Mies Olive Farrier, teacher of the l a certain application for .a building• ,•Iw t•ot•ering the mat -
i.t,att of the loth eonreaslon.
The funeral was held on Fi1daY"afrrr'
noon at 2 o'clock. On the intervening
days many. %Mares of people eallel and
Ib t the deceased Monday
_.tin end the last two weeks
with iliac--. is Improving.
The else "Tice Three Pegs" will be
given by the young pt''tp.t of the United
PUF$BYTERY AT NENSA%L
pili qutt't tribute o ;church at • St. Helen- next on ay 1 Gives by
Owing to the Illness of Mtaa Louise , Report of Gt•eral Assembly inked, September 17th, and at lour- Comte
section, the funeral was private. T1tt R The Presbctcry of Huron of the
service, in charge of .Her.111 J. lr $er- fir's Corner* on the fallowing TuetrsaF Peewbvt.rtes Church to Canada met
1 l'"isaa elft stand flower -b firers IQv.1 ' eery
,.
t l'lenT �a- nn T»e T th
and flower leavers M d
w'r • l vert pain al ass oda' morning at Bengali,e; to
4
The pallbearers 1'ue-fir. sun ot r. and Mrs. .e-,dettw being held !fi St Pfiul's An-
wtting cousins mot the a am e e Rix W lam`k while going home from
riving members of the (smile are adz pehoul last Caesar, while
evening. He ; gIlan church while the Priebytedal
sisters, Mtge !kedge and ]lies Assn. Pe W. M. S. was meeting In the Presby -
on the homestead; Miss Jennie , o
was running with some other toys and i terian church. Rev. T. W. Mills of
Miss Rose, of Clinton; Miss ,T1111e, of tell, breaking his leg slave the ankle.
!Myth. moderator. presided.
London. and Mrs, 13raaaey of Handl- The injured Limb is in a cast and it A report of the meeting of General tt
ton, and two nieces, Miss Grace Brevity 1 into w•k be -tone time before be will be i Aaaembly wad Riven by the commit
.. rn school.
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AT SPECIAL PRICES
FOR ONE WEEK
ONLY
en's bla.•k or brown Work
Bo�,I. w.-11 made, leather or
Pane.... Ie, and rubber heels.
Sizes 6 to 11.
SPECIAL
$1.89
Men's all leather double
Arles, leather heels with
plate, in black only. Sizes
6 to 11.
_Specially Priced at
$2.79
Please Note :-Store will
be closed Tuesday afternoon,
September 18th; anti all day
Wednesday, September 19th,
on account of Jewish Holi-
days.
M. ROBINS
Agent for Tip Top Tailors
Made -to -measure Clothes
823.50
Phone 384 Goderich
CAP1TAI THEATRE
7,-„w7,-„wTiiiytnw-aa lMoe . �'i"Up Car 17," with Evelyn Knn.;.
t
D6CBLE hILL
m NDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY/-
Edna "GLAMOUR''
o
CONSTANCE CI 1 •l i PAUL /Alas
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Edmund
Lowe, in story Inusf
-% brilliant rt[retl VPI i"rl•
rtrimiwe&1tO
Tweed Coats of soft woollen materials with largeeand
wolf
collars. A smart Coat and a dressy
Buy
save. These same Coats will more $21 50
expensive later. Priced
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TAILORED TWEED COATS
A Sport Coat that gives warmth and long
service. Silver -tone, flecked tweeds and
others. Smart styles.
Priced $16.50.
NEW DRESSES
Fashion says It with fur.... with the glint
of metal ....with cellophane.... with dozens
of buttons on all her newest frocks.
Smart Frocks of new Weaves, in warm
browns, wines, As well as black.
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FALL MILLINERY
Featuring flattering variations of the -new
tricorns, beret and ever smart brimmed Hat
All head 'sizes.
MEWS FALL HATS
Flecked felt in grey. black and tine
Fashionable block. all with good quali
lining*.
SPECIAL --
$2.50
ROYAL YORK CLOTHES
MADE -TO -MEASURE
The new Fall and Winter Samples
Royal York Clothes are in. Your inspee-
Hon- re -tt[viteat - -
Y•
ty
of
On account of the Hebrew New Year Holi-
day this store will be closed Tuesday and
Wednesday, September 18th and 19th, and
will reopen on September 20th.
A.- CORNFIELD
Agent for Royal York Made -to -Measure Clothes Phh e 418
"Shop where you are invited to shop"
ale to rete-_ _-
Memerial Serviee.-aha Sunday at
4,15 p.m. it n•memfirame service held
1 in Dungannon cemetery was largely
I attended from the townships and sur-
rounding loons. Rev. D• A. McMillan
of the United .church had charge of
e 5R*. -Mr. ceyli'y psi the
Anglican church read the Se rapture flrnity In connection wiith Knox t'ollege.
tesstlurrwhilr,Rev. _g• re l[cUvnald oil Rev,_�s.�laraettLinterlm modem -
the Presbyterian -eh-is/eh delivered a tor for Serfortb.. reporf�-the Pulpit
very soh.- singinga address for the mesa• I vaennt and a Leet of candidates for
stun. The ,.vs)was churches,
by the the rnr•ancc prepared for hearing. A
fl choirs of the various the plaA. w th
he I speedy settlement of the vacancy is
)ars. ('Pati Treleaven at the Plano. The expected. apleudhl ,rtu•ntionitpddeep wolemnity I ArranRements_w lPitiated for the
obnrrcrd throughout the service were annual Presbyterial young people's ral-
hlRhly commendable and In keeping I ly, to he held this year at Hansen.with the at meeedneu and reveretice due Final arrangements. are in the hands
o
the place f meeting• Mr. Wm. Sallie I of the young people's executive.n
passel few remarks upon the cast The moderator ons appointed to pre -
Improvement made In the decorating I smut the greetings of the Presbytery
atones. Rev. D. J. Lane of Godertch.
Rev. W. A. Yonng'of Hensall, Mr. W,"
Forrest of Clinton and Mr. Henry j
Strang of Exeter. They reported an
interesting and inspiring assembly, an
especially important matter dealt with
being a settlement, beliered-to be sat-
lsTaetory Ind oust. of the recent def -
of the grounds and moved a hearty
1 vote of thanks to the committee who
had taken such great interest In im-
proving the appearance of the reme-
itPry, Mr. Robt. Davidson seconded 1
the mot ton.
United ('hu elr W.M.R.-The Dun-
gannon W.M.V. held the monthly meet-
rJng in the Fatted church on Septem-
I her 7th, with the president. Mos Cede
Pentland. in charge. The meeting was
opened with devotional exereisel. The
O1tcr�lphue lesson was read by Mrs. R.
, M,•Kenzle. nn dila wan fotlnwed it!
the roll call, when a Rod nnmher re-
sp,ndel with a verse of Scripture.
1 Splendid readings on mfsafonary work
were given by Miss ('ells Pentland,
Mr'. Burton Roar+ and Mrs. J. Fin-
nigan. Arrsngemente were •shade to
send a ha'p of clothing to t P needy
In the West. A thankofferinl meeting
will he held Oetoher 2. Tnvttatlodi
will ire sent to several auxltiaries to
to the -Presbyterial Women's Mlaslon-
ary Roelety. and an adjournment was
made in the afternoon to enable the
memhera to hear the address of Mrs.
Eaton of Orlllln at the W. M. S.
meeting.
MEETING AT RIPLEY
Sectional Gathering of Maitland Pres-
byterial W. M. S.
Despite inclement weather, members
we-llw- western section of Maitland
Presbyterial W.M.R. of the Presbyter-
ian Chureh to Canada gathered to
large numbers for the sectional meet-
ing which was held in Knnx church,
Ripley. on Thursday last. The gath-
ering was presided ever by Mrs. (Rev.)
T. D. Mc('ollough of Kincardine. s
Preshytertal clew -president Opening
devotional exereef.et were IPS by Mrs.
McLean and Mrs. (Rev.) Burgess •of
1I meet herr and enjoy the 'spryice with I Smith Kinin&
the itnnaannon anxillary A Iltdeid pro -T A rptntntinn of empathy Watt rw,
tended to Mrs. 11. McWhinney, of
Dungannon. who had neently been
of itenmilieh_ . bereaved by the death of her father.
Roll esti was responded to by cheer-
ing reports of work to the venous
anxiitariet--Ashfleld. Unngannon,
1neknow, Kincardine. Lorne. Rooth
Klnlo.s and Ripley. Kinlnngh was
the only one not represented. Mr..
MA Hitt. Presbyterial trensnrer, re-
pnrtnd that the reeelpta to date were
about equal to those at this time halt
year. Mra.. McKenzie of RIpley_fee-,
twee with a pleaaing. solo. .. .�.
in the al..enee of Miss P. R. La-
mont. fI •1,1 .rer•etsre. who through
illness tris unable to lie present, Mr..
LJtallentyne. secretary of publications',
adilreseP•i the gathering She spoke
gram will iw•. given and Rhe guest
speaker will 1,. Mr (Rev.) J Mei'ree
NIGHT-BLOOMiNG ("FREI'S
On Thursday night lest the eight -
blooming cereus owned by MI's F.
Roberts. 1•Ighthnnae street, opened
oleven large Mooma. Miss Robert%
Ind her sister, Mrs. J. W. Sen, had
many culler' that night to enjoy the
helm,/ mitt the frlaEraffee of the rare
1AmaQ1pD.-
WITH THE LAWN semi=
In Mem ay night's local tnttrney on
Ithe Mewling erMrsw, 1.. n. ,01108 and
Oen. Mse\'Iesr took flrat glare: Fred
Hunt and Freak McArthur second
acmes aces •Sty ,WU.b
Bo ay Mail
A thrilling Fast Indian mystery. With Shirley Grey, Ralph F••rts--
Tyl1'R8DAY. Fitl11.\1' and SATURDAY__
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LITE 11E1.E•Z and JIMMY IWRANTE
in presenting a battg-ode festival ,.1 fun and music
"STRICTLY DYNAMITE"'
Matinees Wednesday anal Saturday at 3 pm
Coming- Robert Montgomery. In -Fugitive Lovers" fenhtr,
Midnight Show Thursday at the Regent Theatre,
Lanny Row, to "Melody In Spring."
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"and suffered If years with indtg•.lMn, gastritis, biliousness.
nerves and poor appetite. After taking C. C. & P. Toole Ta
lets fora short time, I felt better than I'd felt In yd TrawNe.
If 70 are Rawd•w., Bufferin` with Awseat(s• aha N, N.•ble.
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woad C. C. a R. Tonle Tablets right away. kness and uilds--
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