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F <e " wÂ¥ P99 7 % Y alerw:ar, Od too much r« \ | G. S I PApoche i n cmmmmmrrmr Ties, 19¢, 29, 39, 49, 59, 89, 98c 1.26 line for........... Â¥Cé "S¢ Ilinefor ...... ...« 46 Boys & C .rls Stockings 63¢ Special line up to 1 .25 for... 43¢ Work Gloves and Gauntlets "S¢ line for...... â€"<.â€"â€"â€" 486 Li IIn® ... .......... 97¢ BOYS‘ MITTS & GLOV E3 almost half price. To be Sold in 10 Days! A good stock to select from. )niy a few listed here. New Fall Aaits just in. $18 Young Man‘s for . .13.95 16 Men‘s Suits for .. 11.85 30 & «. £4,.I9 TiMQ > : * . . 22.85 $25 Young Men‘s . . 13.35, 13.85 MEN‘S & BOYS FURNISHINGS ‘35 line f()l' 32 6 “’ v4 Consisting of Overcoats, Suits, Overalls, Uaderwear, Hose, Shirts, Etc. We noed both room and money, so this stock will be sold at lower prices than you ever saw Furnishings go at before. hAl Psices are Slashed, Cut and Smashed to Piecres. T hese prices gwre cut in two 22 *p We have just received a shipment of Westinghouse, DeForest, Crossley and Atwater Kent Radio Scts ; Also, a fresh supply of _ Batteries, Tubes and all Radio Accessories Do not fail to see this large display at our Show rojms at any time convenient to j« A utho: iged Ford Dealers sirce 19 4. Fall Overcoats C J d Sale is Now in Full Swing ASK TOR A DEMONST«ATION IN YOUR OWN HOME. We wiil be pieased to install one for your i Jast a fow left. SUITS Hose rar, Odd Trousers, Braces, Etc. all marked down. It would take much roem bere to mention allâ€" Come in ard see for yourself. S. BURNETT Our Entire Stock of SMITH BROS. .. _ 2185 « «x «:4099 . ++ #{.09 « < 2e WOs +« Ek 11.85 17.85 24.95 18.95 24.95 22.85 RADIO! Pyjamas & Nightshirts Reg 340 for . ... . 2.98 Reg. 3.00 for.... 2.48 6.50 Felt Hats ... 3 £0 * Special line..... 2.00 line for .. ... .98¢ 2 50 line for .... 1.49 and our entire lot marked away down. A large stock all reâ€" duced in price. Suiis for Boys in 2 pr bloomers, 1 long and 1 short. New goods just in, all marked away down . Boys‘ Bloomers Reg 2.25 for ... .. 1.59 Almost cut in two Special line for ..3.85 Work Shirts Special prices on all. Remember every article in our store is cut away down. We mean busiâ€" ness, so come in and look over our Stock. Men‘s Work Shitts Boys‘ Fine & A number at greatly reduced prices . Men‘s Fine Shirts Men‘s Dress Gloves All Raincoats Felt Hats 3.85 2.85 . 88 13 years deprrdable se vice Boys‘.... > ... Men‘s........ Caps $18 Boys‘ Overcoats for 1.83 18 * 12 35 15 4 11.95 15 & 9 85 25 &* 16 83 +8 Men‘s " 22.95 32 Men‘s * 27.35 25 Men‘s " 17.35 and many others not listed le e Leather Label Overalls 5 50 Sweaters for ... .. 10.00 ** 4.50 *# 6 00 y 3 50 *# Boys roll neck, special &.950 line ; ..:.1...0... 5.00 1line c.........Â¥>. 4.50 ling......i..s2.} and a great number of small boys‘ Sweaters at slaughtered prices. Now is the time to buy. New stock jast i~. §*~ about 20 days to clear out your irispection. Next Standard Bank, Durham Overcoats Sweaters . ++ +. GPGC HP ... ... 98c up s ous o ams . am atp . .1 39 4.85 8.15 3 90 4.95 2.90 3.35 ers‘ Association. C. RAMAGE & SON. Editor and Proâ€" Member Maighen and Ferguson Clash at Wimipcg The great Conservative onyenLinii. met on Monday as arranged in the city of Winnipeg. Enthusiasm | Was unbounded, and all seemed fair for an harmonious gathering, Temporary leaâ€" der Guthrie even furnished some huâ€" mor in his opening remarks when he dwelt on the honor that was his in opening the "National LiberaT Conâ€" vention." The inadvertent omission of the word "Conservative" . roused roars of laughter as the correction was made. Che Dursbum Review The afternoon meeting took an Uunâ€"| ‘ expected turn when Hon. A. Melgh-:v11 f entered on a speech vigorously jus:/l-‘] fving the sentiment in his r‘amousl Hamilton speech mare two years ago‘ % meant at the time to influence a byeâ€"| election in Bagot, Quebec. It is said | to bhave been a wonderful burst of|| eloquence. Granting this, it stirred| Hon. Howard Ferguson to make 2 vigorous reply. _ Mr. Meighen hau} shown him that speech before it was) delivered, ari he had then condemnâ€" ed it, and did now. He was proceedâ€"| ing still further to condemn Mr.; Meighen in sledgeâ€"hammer style, when _cries of "shut up", "sit down", ete., | mingled with cheers, set the meet!ngl‘ in an uproar, and the chairman h:1} trouble in restoring order, Order was obtained, however, Mr. Ferguson had his say, and calmness prevailed,| though not before Ontario‘s Premier‘ made a threat that if the Convention ; approved Mr. Meighen‘s speech, he would cut himself loose from all its activities. | Tuesday the following six names were placed in nomination for the new Leader ol the party: Robert Rogers Robert J. Manion Chas. H. Cahan Hugh Guthrie Richard B. Benuett Henry L. Drayton Decision will be made today. Lives or cbuuinawoop TP. DOGS IN DANGER "Every dog has his day." At least if they misbehave in Collingwood Township, in future, any citizen has. a legal claim and right to shoot same dog. And it is not before it is time and we expect to see other township councils fall in line shortly. Why should a Township Councilspend dolâ€" lars of the people‘s money each year io ratepayers to compensate them for the loss of sheep by these mutâ€" ton hounds They are an expensive luxury to have and itâ€"has come to a time that if there has to be a dog on the premises, its owner is required to see he is properly housed for the night, or anything is liable to hap pen. Here is what a byâ€"law that the Collingwood Township Council which i!s paying up in the dollars to have printed, says in part. They will find in the end it was good business and in the long run are bound to save Aollars : "Any person may kill any dogâ€"â€" (a) which is found killing or injurâ€" ing sheep : or (b) whch in a township or village is found between sunset and sunrise straying from the premieses where the dog is habitually kept ; or (c) which is found straying at)ny time and not under proper control, upon premises where sheep are hab itnally kept." Mr. Andrew Smith, Bay City, Mich. visited with friends on the line recâ€" ently, Mr Gillespie, who has recently returned from a triparound the world spent Thursday with his cousin, Mr. W. J. Derby. Miss Effie Milligan spent the week end with, her friend, Miss Pearl Wilâ€" son, Elmwood and attended Owen Sound Fair Saturday. The Park and McLean families atâ€" tended the golden wedding of Mr and Mrs Wm Willis Morday evening. Miss Mary Mather, Durham, spent a few days recently with her brothâ€" er William. £ A beaver dam recently discovere on Camp‘s Creek has many admir ing visitors. The S. 1 Syndicate finished their threshing on record time this year. Silo filling is now in full swing. THE DURHKHAM REVIEW Pveliyn Haiey, Henry Massey. Jr II â€"Catherine ONeil, Clinton éflq Jt 1â€"Meargaret Harrisoo, Vincent Keown, Mary â€" Haley. " Prâ€"Mai sOUTH BENTINCK SCHOOL REPORTS Conservative f.‘onyen'.km McKeown, Donald O‘Neil. Kathleen McMillan, teacher §. S. NO. 7, PROTON IÂ¥â€"Isla Richardson 77, RNO3S$ 1Y* i ing 76, Pearl Harrison 73, Ethel Ricâ€"! hardson 63. Sr 111iâ€"Yerlet MeNelty |â€" and Robert Plester (equal) 75. Ray Richardson 52. _ Jr Iliâ€"Jim MceCorâ€" mack 68, Wilfrid Corbitt 61, Mleni‘ Clark 58, Leslie Watson 52. Jr Itâ€"â€" Jessie Lane and Carlot‘a Plester (egâ€" ual) 75, Adelaide MceNailty 73, Myrtle Corbitt 61, Douglas Clark 60. Jr Iâ€"â€" Mary Lane 8$3, Ivan Porter 78, Goldie Wilson 67. Sr Prâ€"Cecil Tane and Wilfrid MeNalty (equal), Stella Corâ€"| bitt. â€" Kathryn Thompson, Emerson| Plester, Clfford McLean. _ Jr. Pr.â€"â€"| Gertie Wilson, Jean Knox and Billie ‘ Lane (equal), Marguerite McLean, Elâ€" roy Harrison, Helen Irving. _ No, on roll, 31. Average att‘ce, 27.) T M. Dell Macintyre, tfi‘cher ! S. §. NO. 11, BENTINCK | Sr IVâ€"â€"Reta Vollett, Maude Picken*| | Sicily Hopkins*®. Jr IVâ€"James Arg';\- Qstrong'. Armetta Manto*, Raymond |\ Hopkins®, Clarence Ritchie. Jr HULâ€" ‘IP‘red Roseborough*, Irvine Mountain,| ' Alfred Dyer, Doris Dyer*, Wilhelmine= | Manto*, Dawson Vollett, Gordon Dyâ€" | er. Jr IIâ€"Sarah Dyer‘, Daniel Armâ€" | strong*, Freda Ritchie, Smith Hopâ€" | kins, IClassâ€"Ella Vollett, Margarâ€" ‘ et Murdock*®. _ Sr Prâ€"Eimer Noble, Earl Hiscox, Milton Manto*. Jr Pr |\ â€"Wilhelmine Hopkins, Ernest Murâ€" | dock. Pr Aâ€"Catharine Dyer. | Average attendance 23.8. * means | prosent every day. (q. 8. 8. NO. 2, BENT. & GLEN. !lwd the first of the â€"week with hner Sr TVâ€"Margaret McLean, Corinne McLean awrence. Myiig Meleak. â€" 3s av.=, AMeRee (i P e e asstoild | Muriel Brown, _ Herbie Miller, Rena ! Misses Ruby Heslett ar| Estelia | Clatk ‘Clarence Ritohic. o nur__ o. Lynn, spent Foder 48 the suests 0‘ Miller. _ S$r IIâ€"Johnny Vessie, Arch. Misses Ireae and â€" Beatrice Grasby, McLean. Jr Hâ€"Georgie Miller, G. Rocky Saugeen. Lawrence, 8r 1â€"Ewen Ritchie. Jr.) Miss Jessie Stewart is at present Iâ€"Georgina Vessie. Sr Pr Aâ€" Ella visiting at Duncan MceArthur‘s on the Weber. Sr Prâ€"â€"Marjorie Vessie, M. Gravel, :I{:l‘xfia'xlin‘l: Prâ€"Gordon Vessie and, Misses Julia and Tena McLean, of s !s'lav McKechnie, teacher / Durham, spent the Wweek aihminnr ols S and Mrs Hugh McLean and attended the Anniversary services at Mulock. DORNOCH | _ Miss Lizzie McKechnie has heen ‘ spending the past week in Markdale. _ Quite a nember from our burg at . Miss Nancy Smith, Crawford, visitâ€" ltnnded the Owen Sour1 Fair on Satâ€" ed recently with hber sister Mrs John urday. MeDonald. Mr and Mrs E. B. Dargavel spent Wednesday evening with Mr and Mrs Wight. Mr W. Runnings is busily engaged at Mrs Picard‘s home here. He has just finished the shingling and is putâ€" ting in new windows which will make a big improvement to the house. We are sorry to hear Mrs G. Tracy has been laid up with a sore eye. Hope it will soon improve and able to get out again. Mr and Mrs Will Ritchie and Miss Barbara, with Mrs Twamley and (daughters. attended the anniversary | services at Crawford and the former were guests of Mr Dnoa‘1 and Miss Flora McDonald. Mr and Mrs Arch. McLean, Miss Florence and Master John, Misses Kate and Lizzie Mo Kechnie of Aberdeen, were also visâ€" itors at Mr Donald McDonald‘s an« attended the services. Mrs E. Dargavel spent a couple of days in ard around Durham renewâ€" ing old friends which is one of the pleasures old people enjoy. Tre Ladies‘ Aid of the Presbyter lan Church quilted last Monday a quilt in the basement and also packâ€" ed their bale which was sent out West, We are pleased to know that the ladies are still keeping up their good work They expect to hold their Thankoffering meeting, Oct 26. Nurse Heath returned last week to her sister‘s, Mrs J. C. Henderson, afâ€" ter being on duty for a couple of weeks near Arthur. Congratulations are due Ulva M. McDonald in winning five prizes at Owen Sound School Fair. A goodly number from this section attended the Anniversary and Har vest Home services of the United Church, Crawfort Sunday and enâ€" joyed the message given by Rev. R. A. Facey, Mt Forest, a former pasâ€" tor of Lamlash and Hanover Methoâ€" dist congregaions, also enjoyed the various numbers given by the Vicâ€" toria Quartette, Hanover. Miss Mary McCallum, St Catharâ€" lnes‘ was a welcome visitor with her many friends here over the week end. Mrs Anthony Lawrence, Durham is at present visiting her daughter, Mrs Finlay McCuaig. « Pleased to note Mrs Jas McRoneld was able to leave Durham Hospital Saturday after hef recent operation for appendicitis and interis spendâ€" ing some time at the home of her father, Mr Jos. Noble, Durham, be fore returning home. Mr and Mrs Richard Boyce spert several days last week with Mr and Mrs Cliff Howell, Durham. Mr and Mrs H. Dunn and Mr and Mrs Alex Morton and baby Myrtie, visited friends in Wingham and in visited friends in Wingbham and in Tecswater Sunday. Mr and Mrs Ard. Hastle and son Dougald, were guests of Elmwood friends on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Sam Vickers and Miss Edith Vickers, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs Thos. Rerby, Hampden wers recent visitors with Mrand Mrs Anâ€"4. Green and family of Lorkerby. â€" Welcome visitors at the home of Mr Duncan Livingstone were Mr and Mrs Will Livingstone, Lordon : Mra. Mal, Tivingstone. Elmwood and Mr. and Mrs Herble Livingstone and Mal,. lAving:tone. Elmwood and Mr, ruest of her sister Mrs H. Williams and Mrs Herble Livingstone and for a few days this week., family, Hanover, | :Mrâ€"and Mrs Thos. Weir and two A goodly number from this section Children, Mr John Weir and Mr: K. attended the O.S. Fair Saturday. We Ritchie and son of Egremot, speat congratulate Mr Ahrens and pupiis of nthe l“l"lt .or_t_.M; week with Mr and S5.9. No. 6. Sullivan, in taking ist Mrs W. J. Ri 4 Aifitiett Sbtc. sate it s d ... d place in the parade and winningthe Mr and Mrs Irving Ro P A _ ; Robjason f MULOCK E. W. Petty, teacher TORONTO 117, Ross Irvâ€" ent visitors with i"C ents. Mr and Mrs Ja8. ford. Mr and Mrs Robt Ledingham, Mr. Percy and Miss Jessie, were Sunday visitors with Mr and Mrs A. Câ€" Mc Donald and family. MAE o2 c og ) conedenmnitibmct +rree Rev. H. Cickington Baptist Convention week. Mr A. C. MeDonald, Mr John aal Miss Ulva, accompanied . by Miss Flora McDonald and Miss Tena Livâ€" ingstone, motored to Tiverton Tuesâ€"| day to visit their many friends there. | Miss Aunie Hobkirk spent last | week with her niece, Mrs Harry Reay | of Ebenezer. | The many frierAs of Mrs Richard | Hopkins will be pleased to know that she is rapidly recovering and will | soon be as well as ever. | Mr and Mrs Geo. Brown, Mr John and Miss Faith spent Sunday with T0R OO lt t en 9 +Â¥ cemate Mr ford (Arrived too late for 1a: Miss Margaret Smith, R per Hospital, Detroit, is with her . sisters, Misses PBarbara Smith. DE BCY Mr and Mrs Ive Walker were Fadodiinpeâ€" s NEGC Mr and Mrs ited the first daughter, Mrs Misses Rub: Mesdames Hugh and J. F. McLean were visitors at the home of Mr Donâ€" ald McKechnie and Miss Mary, on the 8th. After visiting a month at Kincarâ€" dine and other points, Mr and Mrs. Roy Caswell have returned to the Davey home. Mr Duncan McQuarrie had a bee Friday raising his straw barn. Mrs Brown and Miss Cassie of Hanover, called at the Mclean home recently. (This wees s Budget A large crowd from this burg atâ€" tended Owen Sound Fair Saturday. Mr Wm. Clark of Elmira, was a weekâ€"end guest at the Smith home. Miss Bella Morton had the misforâ€" tune to break her arm while hanging out clothes. Grace Davey also had a couple of bones badly twiste1 in her left arm while playing at school last week. Mr and Mrs Roy Caswell, accomâ€" panied by Mr and Mrs Jno. Caswell, and family, motored to Toronto on Friday. Miss Aunie McArthur of town spent the week ond under the parental roof. s Miss Shand of Néw York, is the guest ol her sister, Mrs D. Lamb. Mr â€" Duncan McQ@QÂ¥@arrie has comâ€" pleted the work on his new straw barn. A horse belonging to Alvin Casweln was killed during Thusday night‘s storm. Mr Jas Heslett had a bee Saturda;y filling nis silo, Stewart McArthur of the Gravel cutting the corn. Mr Arch. McLean is re drilling nis overflowing well. Mr Jas. Ewen is busy erecting fine new hen house, Mr and Mrs L. Sheltrough and Was servel at the close of the nc family from near Chesley, spent a iDE day with friends round the Rocky. "eseâ€" sai@gmee ns uns Mrs â€" Arch. Thompson _ left last , CHANGE n HUNTING sTaSON Thursday to spend a month with heor friends at Wiarton. Deer and Moose Miss Sadie Lawrence arrived horne â€" The Otl‘h\(}owrnment have an Reernqnt i/ Wihran wve oc ns c on e e 1 t id C Miss Sadie Lawrence arrived horre _ The Ot from Brampton on Saturday io hep nounced : care for her mother, who has ra: for Aeer been well lately. either an Mr ard Mrs Jas Mill« spent Sunday with her and Mrs H. Trafford. Mr and Mrs D. 3. MceDonald two children, Florence and Rona Crawford, spent Saturday with McLean families, A number off this line took in the Owen Sound Fair last Saturday, The monthly meetin go fthe U. p. W. O. will meet at the home of Myrs Dougald Clark on Oct. 14th. Mr and Mre AMiMa_ mss o _L mr and Mrs Gillen Boyd, Glenâ€" roaden, spent a day last week with Mr and Mrs Wm. Bell. Misses May Bell and Freda Wilkin spent a couple of days with Mr: B. Wilkte. Quite a number from this line asâ€" tended the Fair in Owen Bound on Saturday. . Misses Isabel Firth and Myrile Glencross capture | sevyera) prizes for their exhibits. CH EonooeyERTYCCC ind Mrs Rogers, Holstein, vis e first of the week with her er, Mrs Fetcher McLean. es Ruby Heslett ar1 Estella spent Friday as the guests of $ _ PE Ts coe ateus in ROCKY â€" SAUGEEN and Tena McLean, of the week end with Mr McLean and attended v services at Mulock. s ever. | * oo. Brown, Mr John‘ Mr and Mrs 8. Campbell of Eim spent Sunday with | wood .speut‘ Sunday at the home o J.. McDonald, Ciawâ€"| their son Wiliam. ; Mr and Mrs R. Ledingham, son am« iPm'cy and â€" daughter | Jessie of Doi | nocer, were the guests Sunday at the Jas Millor and family for last week. ith, R. N. of Harâ€" it. is holidayving former‘s par Walker, Crawâ€" 2 ‘Toronto, is the MceDonald and and Ronald of Annie and know L3AL: and will| CRAWFORD parents, My Miss Mary of V. SOunu, TANTo® 4‘ ; the home of Mr and Mrs David Rob \inson the beginning of the week. | Mr Geo. Ritchie is to be congratu ...A an winning so many prizes at Lt OE TTVUSE 01e The Otthwa\Government have an he;p nounced a charlge in the open season ro: for Aeer and mdose this year, in tha either animal n y be taken in th moily district â€" south [ the French and f Mattawa â€" Rivers «4 from Nov,. Ist to MY. Nov. 30th, and in district noith of the French andâ€"MaNawa from Oct and 10th to Nov. 30th. 1d of. _ These periods are ry much in _the favor of the hunter, es y if the weather may turn cold4 and || is _ imo trusted the action of the vernmen{ | Will result in a marked reas»e in Lop the number of those takink to the pCiaa t | 0 00 CC (OMO L ner ranieiheces‘y. w | home of EAward Boyce. 'l Mr and Mrs A,. Mastie and sor | Dougald, were the guests at a dinu«s; given by Mrs Hugh Crawford of Flm wood in honor of Mrs Hagyard o!| 1 C., to whom they bid adieu before re \ surning to her home on the Pacit the PUPRRTTC CCC ear she was in was hit by anothes Mrs Firth was thrown ari of course received a bad shaking up. . But at time of writing she is feeling bette: given by Mrs I wood in honer C., to whom t} turning to ber niversary service in th and visited at the home Boyce. Mr and Mrs Geo, Brown, Ja« Faith, visited Sunday with A Mrs D. J. McDonald. f Miss Georgina W RMICC, JPOTMATM, ited at the parental home Bunda vs-m;(iny visitors with Mr and M: Frank Twamley were Mrs K. Twain ley and Misses Etta and Inez of Du: A great many from this communi ty attended the Owen Sound Fair on Saturday. No doubt the competitio of the rural schools of Grey Co. was the big attraction. Little Miss Flo: the big attraction. Little Miss Flo: ence McCaslin competed for Mi; McPhail‘s prize and tho‘ not the ; ner, we feel sure she did her bes Florence is a splendid reciter and has a pleasing personality which should help to win another time, "If at first you don‘t succeed, try, try again." Mr and Mrs T. Stinson were the host and hostess of a social evening given at their home Friday of last week An enjoyable time was spent ; all. The Harvest Home service of the United Church was held on Oct. 9, af 2.30, In spite of inclement weatho: there was a large gathering. Lam lash congregation very kindly with drew their service and joined with us in worship. Rev. R. A. Facey, B, A. 0: Mt Forest, former pastor at Hanove: and Lamlash, conducted the services He tobk as his subject "Have a mind to work.‘‘ He pointed out the great influence of the church in the comâ€" munity, Rev. Facey said every Chris tian should be a worker in the church and not try to put the burden on his fellow neighbor. He delivered a mos inspiring message and his former con gregation «&s always pleased to soe him and hear his sermon. The Vic toria Quartette, Hanover, favored the audience with several well rendâ€"red numbers. _ We appreciate their in ness in coming to sing for us. ;lâ€"; Russel Fiddis attended the The W.M.S. met in the church on Wed., Oct. 5th, when 26 ladios were present, The president, Mrs R Boyce, presided over the meeting. The scripâ€" ture reading was read by Miss Fisie !?oyoe: Miss Nancy Boyd sang a so lo which was enjoyed. Mrs Staples, Hanover, gave an interesting address on the situation of the Home an« Foreign Mission fie‘1s. She stait») with Br Columbia telling of the noeds there and her story of the Home Misâ€" sions ended with the Martime provâ€" inces, Then followed the story 0| the need in the foreign field. Mrs Staples‘ address was very helpful and we feel grateful to her. Lunch was servel at the close of the mee ing. of the French andâ€" iN‘wn from Oct 10& to Nov. 30th, *N°5¢C periods are ry much in favor of the hunter, espdcially if the weather may turn col4 and |( is trusted the action of the vernmen| will result in a marked ifcreas» in the number of those takinkg to the woods. For their transportat c,}, adian National Railways have provicâ€" ed with their usual care ardl fore thought printed copies of the\Hun ter‘s Train Service leaflet may (“ob~ tained shortly on application to Cin. adian National Ticket Agent. .ni' 0e o d q0 OADES, 1YyD Salesmanship, Secretarial work Civil Service. _ Practical Methods. Special Course for Farmers‘ Sons Teu may Ezrrel! ary day Individual Instruction enables you to begin a course at any time in , also !:3 John Robinson and Free ‘Q“,M_.--_; 0n | request t‘ (G, 1937 Geo, Brown, Jack ans White, Durham, s in the United Ch home of Mr Edga Nr and M Ar A hne full how noted performers comeert, was a ectors Of Miss A what shall w« unce here on un audible . gas; audience, at h Fhe soon won t ber way to their little quips and . sel? and her sut selections were . convulsed the a: pmpearance with awils stories, com ter changes. wws the peach . eu)t but clever) rebh to be an 0 line as an eat couldn‘t laugh 1 tOr. Mrs Mu Lor. Mrs M was the edeie xo took part i «ketohes very Pusbar, Alt« cept. well mee PRICE In the costumes the parad for es Ways 11 J. S. MclLRAITH HENDERSO Has Always Takes : and . the All it Custom Are w« Best Qualits Rayal Househ‘d 140 Majestie Tlour, 1 0 COapada Plour King Béwax®d 1%s Feed Flour, per Pastry Flour, 24 Pilet Frous, pet Manle Leaf Plov Get our Price belo as 1 intend buying GOops OCLIVERED in BLATCHFORO‘$ CALEL, eC GyNN‘B BIG 60 BEEF SR A! The Vosu THE PE0 JOHN 2P J 13 VILLE uppri T HI 192 Rep 10 (Â¥l 4 1t 2f iP J# iN YOW w he