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OUOXO WEEKLY TIMEIS The old board fence to-the entrance to the Fair grounds has been taken down and the hot dog stand has been moved, to the northeast corner of the grounds where it will be used to shelter shelter the race horses. The new fence will not be erected until next spring when- work will be resumed again. With the tearing down of the old ionice it ha- improved that part of Park street, and it also shows that the -Society are : going ahead with their plans of making the Fair grounds one' of the beauty spots of the town. iSt. Saviour's Anglican Church annual annual supper was held in the town liall tin Friday evening last, and, many complimentary remarks, were heard with regard: to the high standard of the supper served; to the large gathering. gathering. After everyone had partaken to their utmost, the draw was- made to decide the winner of the lamp that was donated -by F. F. Morris & Co. of Bo-wm-an Ville. The lucky winner winner was Mrs. A. M. Hardy, of Bow- manrville. The draw was made by Betty Jordan, who claims the draw was above board. Don't forget to send The Orono Weekly Times as a Christmas- present to that distant friend or relative. It is the weekly letter to them, which we are sure would be appreciated. Mr. C. T. Miller attended the 25th silver anniversary of the Toronto Rotary Rotary Club held in the Royal York Hotel, Hotel, Toronto, on Friday evening last. The speaker was Mr. Paul Harris, of Chicago, the founder of Rotary. History repeated itself last Sunday when Orme Gani-by, was ■spending a few hours watching Mr, GiMillaii's apartmant. Some one rang the front door bell and Orme went dmvn to see who was there. He stepped- out on the sid'ewalk and closed the door behind him, and when he fini shed the business at hand lie tried! the door and: found it looked, so spent a couple couple of hours waiting -for Mr. Gilfil- lan's return. In the -meantime Mr. W. E. Riddell was asked to scale the wall to the roof, as he did when, he was looked out last week, but who refused. Mr. Hilfillan informed Orme on his return that the back door was open, -it the joke was on Orme. o Read the Advertisements, COWAN'S LADIES-- Large New Shipment of HATS, DRESSES and COATS have just arrived tins week, We have purchased these at REDUCED PRICES and will PAS-S THE BENEFIT ON TO YOU. But you will have to act quickly as they are moving faisL - ■ . -- HATS ..X .PRICED 79c. to $1.49 DRESSES A : * $2.00 to $3,95 COATS ;.. ...Z...,, ! 1 $9.95 to $20.00 MEN \ ' We have just received a FINE ASSORTMENT of OVERCOATS OVERCOATS and SUITS. IT WILL PAY YOU TO SEE US BEFORE YOU BUY. ' RUBBERS Our Stock of RUBBERS -is now complete. W e handle nothing nothing hut 1st GRADE CANADIAN MADE "NORTHERN RUBBERS" and will GUARANTEE any pair we sell to any man, woman, or child. THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL--LADIES' MOTOR BOOTS - - X- -$2.59 PHONE 77R1 LOCAL AND SOCIAL ■m RED & WHI HE STORES Red & White £ iodized, 2 pkgs. >alt, plain or , reg. size - 9c. Aylmer Tomato or Veg. Soup, 3 tins - 23c. Dozen - 90c. Bulk Macaroni, 2 lbs. - - 13c BLACK PEPPER, 1-2 lb. 12c. COOKING FIGS, 2 lbs. for 21c. WONDERFUL SOAP, 8 bars for 25c. MINCEMEAT, 2 lbs. for - 25c. SHELLED WALNUTS, WALNUTS, lb. ' 37c. FINEST GLACE CHERRIES, lb 45c. MIXED PEEL, lb 25c. FRESH SODAS, 1-lb. SALT PETRE, 2 lbs... 25c. BATH BRICK, powdered, powdered, tin .:.... 9c. POT CLEANSER, wire ........ 5c. SHREDDED COCOA- NUT, a lb. 19c. N El I.SON'S COCOA, 1-2 lb. tin 19c. : FLAKED WHEAT, 5 1 lib. bag 23c. 1 WAX BEANS, 2 tins 21c. MUCILAGE, bottle • 9c. PITTED DATES, 2 lbs. for 23c. New Prunes, 2 lbs s. for - 21c Icing Sugar, 3 lbi s. for - 23c Round Steak, lb. * * 19c J. J. CORNISH PHONE 12r2 Miss Ollie Davey is visiting in Kingston for a few weeks. Mrs. Charlie -Shaw and baby son arrived home Sunday from Bowman ville, Rev. A. R. Park and wife, of Aurora, Aurora, are visiting her 1 sister, Mrs. C, T. Miller. Mrs. Mills, of New Toronto-, spent the week-end with her ■ -father, Mr. Cilia s. Don va s ter. Vernon Saunders, of Toronto, visited visited hi-s parents, Mr. and Mrs. A, Saunders, Saunders, over the week-end. Mrs. Gordon Oliver and- son Keith, of Bobc-aygeon, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Neil Porter. Mr. James E. Richards will collect hydro bills at F. F. Morris & Co. Furniture store on Main street. Mr. a nl Mrs. Keate, of Toronto, visited Mr. and 1 Mrs-. W. E. Davey and attended- the Anglican Supper. The Durham Home and School Council are meeting in the basement of the church at Nestle!on on Wednesday, Wednesday, November 17th. Mr. James Quan-tri.1, a Kendal old boy, who has been 1 visiting here for the past month, returned 1 to his home in the West on Wednesday. Mrs. John: No den left today for Toronto where she will spend the winter with her daughter, who is- attending attending Toronto University. We were pleased to see Mr. Frank Peate up town one day last week, and it will not be long before he is at his place of business again. Mr. and Mrs-. Lew Buckley, of Sutton-, were in town on Wednesday and attended the event of the season --the United Church Fowl Supper. -Order your pers-on-al Christmas greeting carets from the Orono Times. We have a choice selection to choose from. Call in and see our samples. Mr. A. H. Davy, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Fra lick and daughter Ruby, of Toronto, were Sunday visitors with Miss M. Davy and Mrs. L. Fr.v ld-ck. Mr. Ed. Pendér, former well-known blacksmith and resident of Orono and sou Harry, of Toronto, spent a few hours in town on Wednesday afternoon. afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Brown and Mrs. Roy Powers, of Whitby, were in town, on Wednesday night attending the fowl supper at Park Street United United Church. Mr. and Mrs. McGhee, of Ottawa, were visitors over the week-end with Mr, and Mrs, O. W. Rolph and attended' attended' the military ball in Oobourg on Friday night. The fire depatrment last week filled filled all the tanks around 1 the town for winter. Some of these tanks hold enough water to battle a fire from three tp five hours. Mrs. Caverly, of Montreal, is visiting visiting for a couple of weeks at,the home of Mr, and Mrs-. W; E, Davey. Mr. Caverly attended his father's funeral in Bowrnnnviiie last week. While visiting with her sister, Mrs. Burnett, in O'shawa, Mrs. F red Tamlblyh) had the -misfortune to fall down some -eieps- and break her left wrist, which is st-i] [ in a cast. I hirwin Eiger ton S-teokley and Hilda Hilda Alverta -Steckley, chiropractors and hotel operators, i O'shawa, have made an authorized assignment, F. M. Moffatt being appointed custodian of their as-sots by F, Gordon Cook, official receiver at Osgoode Hall:. About 70 creditors are listed. Main liabilities are mortgages of $9,665, and chief asset, real estate free from encumbrances, $25.000. Mr. W. Watson leaves for the Royal Winter Fair on Friday where he will show Wrn. Beatty's Hackney team from Peitérborp, and Lloyd Ken- r.rdy's -Road team, from: Bethany. Mr.Watson has been- driving and grooming Mr. Beatty's team for the last three weeks getting, them in shape -and putting them through their paces, Mr. Kennedy's tiyini arrived; arrived; here a week ago. We wish him luck with these two' teams. - ' The -military ball held in pobourg last ' Friday evening under the auspices auspices of -the, Midland Regiment officers was a .dpeidpd success:. Don Roman • a Hi's orchestra provided music for dancing Until & a.m. Among those from Orn'r.o attending the dance were Mr, and Mrs. O. W. Rolph, /Major and*Mrs. J. 0. Gmney, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lorriman, Miss Marjorie Adam-, Miss Marion: Coop-er, Mr. Brown, and: Mr. and Mrs. M. Oowan. Miss Bernice < ir.oom-, B.A., of Osh- a:wa, a former teacher on the. Orono Continuation 1 'School staff, spent last week with Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Drummond. --0 : -- ' BIRTHS ARMSTRONG -- In -Orono, on Friday, November 5th, 1937, to Mr. and Mrs. William Armstrong,- a daughter (Mary Anne). The Orono Chamber of Co-nvmerco at their regular meeting decided to sponsor the -Community Christmas Tree for the children a few days before Christmas, The children are su're to tie well looked after at this coming festive season which is only six and a, half w eeks away. Try tie with your next printing order; Our prices are reasonable. Rainey's Grocery WEEK-END SPECIALS 6 BARS P Si G SOAP and 2 B TILE SOAP :L. AKS KIRK PS CA FOR S- 29c ROBIN-HOOD BREAD FLiMr 98-LB. J SAC, ....$4.00 ORONO PASTRY FLOUX .: 24-LB. BAG 70c MONARCH PASTRY FLOUR ... 24-LB. BAG 90c. RICE, CHOICE QUALITY 3 LBS 20c. PURITY OATS, IN PKG., WITH CHINA 29c. MACARONI, IN BÛLK 3 LBS.... 17 c. E/ R. RAINEY PHONE 19-19 ORONO WE DELIVER ARMSTRONG'S OVERCOATS The unseasonable weather ha-s left us with too many Overcoats Overcoats in stock. We want our money out of them and will offer you any of our Coats that were woffth $25.00 and ^ OA AA $30.00, for . <P LU.UV We have all sizes and a Large Stock to choose from UNDERWEAR TURlNBfOLLB---Double back and front. Combinations, spit .$2.50 TURNBULLS--9-5 p-.-c. Wool Shirts and Drawers, each .$1.95 PENIMANS----All wool heavy ribbed ribbed Shirts & Drawers-, each $1.50 1 ' F X MANS-- WihiI fleeced S-liirts and -Drawers, ea'c-h 78c. Combinations Combinations .... ...... ...$1.50 LADIES' COATS Any Ladies' Coat in the store, regardless of price- (Pit AA We want to sell them, YOUR CHOICE «P ltJ»VV These Coats ranged from $19.50 to $24.50 CONGOLËUM RUGS The most attractive Floor Covering made. These are BARGAIN BARGAIN PRICES and the goods are all 1st Quality (Gold Seal). 6x9 7 1-2x9 9x9 9x10 1-2 9x12 9x13 1-2 9x15 $5.00 $6.50 $7.75 $9.00 $10.00 $11.00 $13.00 RUBBERS All. our Rubbers are made by Dom in ion Rubber Go. We know there are chyapcr rubbers but we also know (it does not pay you to buy them,. Men's..'Puliovera,' sizes 6 10 1-2.85c, Boy-sF Pullovers, sizes 1 tp 5. .75c. Women's Pull-overs, sizes 3 to 8 ? ,.75c Wd-men's All Rubber Overshoes, black and brown . ... .. $1.2-5 Girls' All. Rubber Overshoes, /sizes 8 to 2 . .. .$1.15 Men's 6-Eyelet, all -bl-a-ck, sizes- [ 6 to 12 . ......... . .... . $2.00 Boys'. 6 Kveicr, all black', sizes 1 to 5 . . . . . . ......... $1.85 Men's -. Felt lined 6-Eyelet Rubbers,, Rubbers,, with rolled edge and heavy felt sole, size 6 to 11. $3.25 Men's All "Wool Cashmere. 2- bnefcle Overshoes, "sizes 6 to 12 .... .... 82/15 Men's All Red Rubbers, 6-Eyelet, 6-Eyelet, .sizes, 6 td 11 $3.00 SNOW SUITS Of Heavy Blanket Cloth, one piece style with all Round belt, two breast pockets and reinforced knees, helmet to d» QC match, in scarlet and royal blue, ages 2 -to 6 yrs... LEATHER COATS Genuine Hors-ehide Coats, mackinaw lined throughout, with knitted cuffs and fur collar, 34 -inches long, sizes € 1 J Afl 42 to 46. PRICED ' v Y 1 I BEX BLANKETS The largest size Flannelleltc Blanket made, also the finest quality, quality, Fot a very limited time only we will sell these d*A 9Q Blankets at per pair Made in white and grey, with ,pin-k and •blue borders