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" -:SATURDAV SPECIALS:-35c, 'to 60c. Tooth B~ushes ............ 25c. 50c, Kidney Pitt ................ ~ .. 3 for $1.00' 25c.·Stomach and Llve~ Pltls, 3 for 50c.

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YOUNG PEOPLES' SOCIETY NOTE.S A •

nn~':~:ce~', Wl~ ~~~~I~:~~I~.~; hOe'Llll'I"o"'IH, :~: A large shipment of GENUINE 9ELTAH PEARI..5 jus arrived, :~

'')'ucsd:ly evening'. Devotion.,l exercl~e,' ~: at $8.00 a string, and up. :l: were comluclell by Miss Nellie Pnlmc\' •• ','

. Cobbin then spoke for a few mla· :i: SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY * utes, telling of tile evil influenc'J or .!. ':'

I prejulilce In its various phntms. He :i: :;: nn interesling speaker aUlI It Is hopell {. D GOODMAN J I .:.

•••••• 0 , ewe er, .... : .. he will be heard again. A ,mule quin· tette contl'ibulcd the closing Item. .;. NE M 'i'

An interesling debate is planned for ::: TREHER , an. ::: .!. ~ •• next I\londny nigh t, the regular Llter~ _: .. : .. : .. :.,: .. : .. : •• : •• : •• : •• : .. : .. : •• : .. : •• : .. : .. : •• : •• : .. : .. : •• : •• : .. : •• : •• : •• : •• : •• :.t: .. : •• : .. :.t:":":":":":'~:": •. : •• : •. : .. : •• : .. : .. : •• : •. : •. : •• :. nry meeling. Don't stay awny becnuse

a you think you are past the age limit. "'_"""_""_-"'-""-""==~=====""-"'--=_"'""""'_"'""'_~""""==_="'_""'''''_'''_ ""_"'_""_"'_""::=:S="1S~:::::S"""'_""". Many of the older people nre attending

I anll find ~L renll welcome, and enjoy , the meelings thoroughly..

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-The Free Pr~ss devoted a pnge in Its Sntur,day edition to a wrlte·up or

Manitoba Hquor business. For the first month's bus!ness the pI'ovince lias mnde n profit of forty thousand dollars

groom was su whtch is considered a gooll start.

-Pion.eer Hardware Store ,

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Prote'ct Your Roof bride's brother, Mr. mit holders "spent over $188,000 In " BUFFALO ROOFING

1 ply, 2 ply and 3 ply One roll covers 100 sq. ft .• cement and nails complete.

TAR PAPER PLAIN' BUILDING PAPER. ..... GALVANIZED

Rev. T. B. Wilson of Tra.,,,r,u, ~I~CI'~I booze; and the: druggists of Manitobn ated. During the .signlng appear to' be still selJlng quite a little Ister, the bride's sister of the elixer of Hfe,-havlng bought over nell sang "0, Perfect $51,000 wori.h' of It during the sama

Tbe bride's tmvelllng. pei·iotl.' There' are some 15,000 permit •. m'VY,ta[ett.n, a model I hoiliers, .the big majority being'resl 1#100d and dents of· Winnipeg and other larger

centres in Manitoba. There is a half· million dollnr stocle on hand, but the price of the Iiqnol' is high-In fact lhe cheapest brand on the prIce list is Cnn· a(lian Rye.

1~~rj~:~f --0--,~ -lPI'(>mr.,r Bl'I1.clten docs not let his duo ·,J'.',.pmlp,·. of the province occupy

,'b"·b,~tl,"" lime. He nnd .his brothel' very large scale neal' Saska·

tobn. Manitoba's Premier snys he Is getting away from the idea of misini' 'graili. on his rarm to tbe exclUSion of everything els6 and Is going in for rais:' , Ing some pure.bred livestock. His farm pl'oduces high·grade seed

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R. J. MILLS, Clel·k.

-;'BORN:-To Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hector of Minto, at Mrs. Bowles' Nul'S' Ing llome, on Friday, November 9tb, a d'nugb ter. . . -~l'lIc W. A.,of St. Mark's Church

annual Bnzaar on Saturday. IDecillml~er 15th ,In the U:F.M. rooms.

WHHm for' fur.the~ particulars, ,

• ~ ~ -" I i"\· People aH over Cannda are asking

"Who is. "The Wonderful Heroine" whose life story-thrilling. romantic, Inspiring-was published In the Family H •• rallrl and Weekly Star of Montreal. It

'The [owl' supper and concert:wlillctltl,.·, . announced tbat the stor.y In is the /lnnual evenQ .ofr,dle form may be obtaIned free of Chur'ch; Treherne, was more than ever from, the • Family Heral~, by ii su'ccess this year. Tbe event' took are not now subscribers 'to , I' .... "" ,uu, Thanksgiving' (Monday) eve·

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Any quantity sold.

Yz-inch Rope Shanks. '6Yz ft. long. with snap. 25c, 'Ys-inch Rope Shanks, 8 feet long. with snap. 35c. , Cow Chains Calf Chains

KEEP OUT. THE WIND! Swan Weather Strip-'--h~rdwood strips with felt on

- bMh sides. . Holes dr.illed ready for nails. Put up in sets, enough for one door, -

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ntE HOME PAPER FOR SOUTH NORFOLK The.Times-Observer, Trehem~, Man.-. $2.00 per Year

.FIVE YEARS' AGONY 'ENDED

AUCTIONEERiNG! MEDICAL , •

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Tho Medicine Made From fruil Thero cnn bo no doubt that

• "l'ruit.a-tll'es" is the long sought remedy for llheumlLtism IIl1d Lllm­hngo", 'From all over Cnullull come

, letters tcslifyillg to this fuct. .Mr. John E. Guillierson of ParI's·

boro, N .S. writes: "1 Burr"red blldly with l{!loumlLlism for lin, YCllrB­tl'icel dilreren tmlldicincs-II'IIS trented hy ,loctors ill Amherst-IIIHI hero nt h~rntl-but tho HhouOlnlism cnme bacl<.

1111016, I SIlW an ndvertisement for' •• Fruit-n-tives" und tool< IL box ILnd got rolief, so I toolc them for ubout six months nnd the Hhetllllnlism WIIS all go no :lnd I hal'e neverfell! t since".

;50c. IL box, 6 for$2.50, trial sizo 25c., At· delLlers or from l"l'uit-n.·tivC3 Ll~ited, Oltall'lL, Qut.

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I guamntee sl\lls[actlon. Sal/ls con· ducted auywhere. Call on rever~e ticket. Farm lands for sale.

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W. E. STAPLES Treherne

LAURIE LAMONT, B.A., ~Ln. Ch. n., Edln IJul'!\h Physlcilln nnd Surgeon

Prol'lncllLl Coroner

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Licensed Auctioneer ___________ __:=-- pmce, Droadway

LICENSED AUCTIONEER Phone ~4

DILle" mlLY be arnmged ILt lhe 'rimes Olnce, Treherlle, or by telephone au rel'erSll tlc.kot. I guarantee SILl Is [lLc, lion. W. TURNEA Holland Man.'

LICENSED AUCTIONEER I !;uurlLntee sull~[nctlon. Sales can·

Iluclll'd unywhere. Dattld can be ILr­rnngod ILt my shop.

Phone 16

Jas. Sharpe Rathwell ----~-.~---\,----------------

AUCTIONEER J[ YOU lire consIdering hal'ing n snle,

or desire to scI! your [arm, see me. -I wl\l refor you to any number o[ sntls­tled patrons. Phone on Reverse Ticket, 40, Rathwell. Auctioneer Real Estate

CHAS. iI. GOULD RATHWELL, MAN.

Livery Stable

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DR. J. A. CHRISTILAW l'hysiclo.n ILnd Surgeua.

~I:lnllob,),. r.ledlcRI College GI·.,t1unle. Oll1ce: GI'illlth St. 1'11en;i 1~1

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J. G. M I LLS, D.O:S: Office on Broadway St. Treherne

Hours 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. evel'y week.day. , Telephone 100 -

DR. G. A. BOWMAN V.S., B.V. S.;. 1I0nol' Grlldllalo '1'01'01110 UlliI·el·Hlt,.

Olllcu In Smith's Livery Stable, B 1'01ldw1lY, '1'rehorne, 1\1nn.

ReRldcnco Phono No. 31

L.EGAL.

R. C. PARSONS, B.A. _ Dal'rlsler, t;tc.

Onlces: Rallwny Ave., Treherno, Man. 8"lIcllol' [01' th.. Canndlan Bank It( Com~llol'cc, llnnk ('( Hamilton, aat! lhe Muulchmllly ef South l\brfolk

PAUL KANE, •• A. Barrister, SoliCitor, Notary Public, et ..

Phone A7701 34 C. P. R. Building Wlnnlpeg, Mall. Rathwell Agent fer Onterl. Lean &

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,ery, where I am now ready

f~r busine,.. Give me a trial

Buslnoss; good and rolla!)11l Hor~es; st)'lish Rigs; every· thing up·to·date.

Money to 10lln at i POl' ce.t. oa Im­(lroved Farm Property. At Katilwell on Wednesday of evary week.

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'HOLLAND, MAN. ..................................................

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'UNDERTA~ING • Funeril Directing .:: ~ower. for Fun~ral, etc. I have lIloved' my Undertakmg Parlors to my home on Griffith St. (Phone 131) where I carry a fine line of Buria1 Caskets and F unc:ral Supplies, Flowei'6 for all occillionli from J. H. 'Cull. flowery" Winnipeg.

MONUMENTS: -Reprtsenting Howard Patchett, 'Carman. . Don't :buJ • Monument until y~u have seen me.

A. H. POL 1 0 PI . TREHERNE • • • •

A. F. BOWLES

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==="========"=..,..=,.,;""=,..,;,= .... """~=~=;;;",,==;,,,.....,;=,.,;;;; nun I~c<l .~OI:)n.~ \Vl n tel' ,w.lIen / n", mll'l,rL-_________________ , __ .. _______ -'\;____ __._ LRI'e nnd lhe!t'_frlends met for n soolal _1Ii:I ____ .. _______ . __ . __ ILW ••• __ ._-'! l'1'enln~ nl ~hQ 1!1!llne of Mr. and .Mrs.

Ship your Live Stock with '·me. !hey ~e ahf.lY~ inSlired for highest market value. Commissions 'are right.

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W. A. 'Turnbull last Thursday. evening. A. very OnJOl'nble evening wns spont."

'\ GdmeR woro played anil: a sbort PI"}" ti~ani WILS rendtJred.· Ar~p.t· the nmuse' 'nen(s a very dfLinty lunch WIIS served" Offlcel:s were' ale'cted as follows:-­President, Rev. W. T. Hnmllton; Vic~-

'. STOCK TONIC • . has' proved its value again

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T. C. STINSON , ~iand again,' Its quality is the tJ:es~, 1 • '

; ;: Make a note now to get'a .i sup·ply. of· Watkins Stock ~ Tonic.' from The Watkins An Inducement -for Winter ·-T r

EXCURSION. :~\ :'- Commlttee:- Mrs. Wm., Pritchard;

SecretarY, John 'Turnbull; Treasurer:. Fred belf;·. Organist, 'Heien, Turnb~'I1,,: Next, Tiiill'srlay 'IL debate Is 'to be held'-

Dealer. "J' _ j H,'HENRY

,Round Trip '(FA·RES" \fia~ :.<'_.

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MANITOBA' (Winnipeg lind West) , SASKATCHEWAN and ALBERTA

Tlpket. Oft Sale·' , D.EC. 1st, 1923 te JI.'N. 5th 1924

Ret~;'n Limit Three Month •.

TWO TRAINS OAIL Y , ,~' r ' . '

A Real 'Travel , '

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• . TICKETS ON ·SALE : Decem~er - - january , February 4/6,11, J3 . 3,8/10/15,., '- " .'.,

18/ 20/ 27 .~, ;- 17; 22, 24 5 and 7 ' -1923- " . -192~ ,.:"'192~

.1UilTlIRN',Ul\UT/. APRIL 16U1,·, 1924 ' , ~ "'"' j

A WONDERFUL' TRIP FOR , WINTER TIME .'

. Lavenham, Man. In the ehuroh. Come out on Thursday ,"

fmends. "Let's mllke these. ' 1 :THE WATKINS DEALER in""Ungs, a inicaess. . '.' ' ,,' ,; i ~r'lSO quality Product. .• -We ,\re so:ry to lose so .~lRny. ot ou.;: 'liilil ____ ' .. ii·.F.-.'_ ••• · ...... young people' from the district..

" , . ever, we hope 'to see thema1l back In tho' gprlne:. ':"'Mr. nnd Mrs. W. T. Smith ' CREDIT AUCTION SALE ' In": In Jhe 'city.. . i' I ' I ' -Mrs. Robt. Mcln!1 ls S~~~'~:':I\~3:1:6r.:!.w'i'rilll:: sell(ror:FrlLnk GiIIlLm, SW % r I It t ,nlv·.'r~_ ;1' . 9 mlies 'south-east of Holland, 01' a v R ? ~The "fishers" .' .',-,-"" miles' south·west' or ,Trehel'lle lind 1,al(C', onee- more. '.','1~heIY."ll'ep,od/a;j! mllos.north or SWlln Lake, oil I'JLlch. Fslling .Is· a' flLvorl 'Wednesday, . Nove'mbe'r 21st, with 'many of,.the ,loca,1 sports. p.m:",the following chattels:

, . , ... HORSES:-Mllre;-12 y'rs.; mare 12 ----- yrs., 'In (oal ;'. team bay geldings, grey

tng, brown mare, 2· spring' colts. . TTL~4 cows,'1 steer. " ,

.SIHE:EP:-9 ewes,'l\nd 1 mm. '. ' MAcHINERY:-McCormlck 70ft. bin­I', '2 gnng plows, walking plow/' cui·

~,ivatol', ~ 2"'Wllgons; 6 h'.p. ImP'\lrl~gas 'englne; chopper lind considerable' oth·

machinery.' ..' , ., " _. ______ -,--'--__ .,.., ----,-!.--"--, --'-, --,--'--...:..........,.-...;....:....-'-.. ; 1 ,.1 50 :Plymouth' 'Rock Hens. '<"

-Prompt and obllglr.g l:.ervlce. Special attcnllon to Commer­cials.

Phone 117

,J. H. Smith Phone 117

VALMORE ERIC SCHWEITZER B.A., LL.B.

Barrlater, So:lcltor, Notary Public et~. Offices at Treherne and Rathwell

Res. Phone B1323 Phone N744S J. W. MORRISON, LL. B.

Barrlater &. Solicitor Notary Public, Etc. Special Examiner

403-5/ Huron &. Erie Building WINNIPEG 'MANITOIIA

INSURANCE AND FINANCIAL

, J. COULTER Fire lusurance Aj(ont

Issue,' of Marriage Llcen!ea 'l'ltEHEUNE - lU.N.

" -----------ALFRED MARTIN

Heal Estate, Morlgage nnd Insurance • Agent.

Repr?sentlng s~veral o[ the best Loa. Ilull .nSU('llIlCO CowlllLlliell. COUlml •• sloneI'. OFFICIll DroadwlIJ'.

W. J. WALDON Agent [01' !\lULU;;:. UCe Assurance Co

of WlLtel'loo, Ont., nud .. British Amerlr.a Insurance Co

Merchullts' CasulLlly Co,. Winll'lpcc

--------~-~ Tt,e Farmer.s' Mutual Fire Insuranc.

Company of Portage la Prall'le for the VlIluge o[ 'l'rehorIlQ and nertb also for the Village of Halhwell ... Burroundlul!. district. Enquire vi

, JAMES HIRD Line 71, Ring 5 Agent Treheme

J. J. FAUCHEIUt , .. . F;OR RENT -Agent ror-

Furnished rooms. Apply , The T~reat West Life A.aurance C •• " M1'8. Kate Dowles, Doyno Stl'oet e Royal Fire Inaurance Co.

.' '. • The Farm~r.'· Mutual Fire Insurance WANTED of Portaga.

" Money to Loan on Farm Preperty .• · . . '

FOR SALE, CHEAP 2 Misses' Coats, ages 12 and 14 yenrs Boys', Overcoats, gOOlI as ncw, ages and 12. Also MILII'S Coon Coat and

'jlRlr: of Gauntlets. All will be sold Apply

T,- C. ~elgaty. • • •

STRAYED 'To 'Sec.· 26-8-9, about Sept. 1st., a

white steer with red neclt, age l'h rs .. Owner can have same by pay· expenses. Phone 9,1'3.

Armstrong Turnbull • • •

Office Equipment for Sale I Oliver typewriter, $35, Smith Pre· mler tYPowl'ltor $45.' New Oliver typewriter fl5. )'{onnrch.l typewriter just rebuilt like new, $35.' Long Cllr· rlnge Oliver ,35. WliI'rent by woek or 'month nny of the Oll\,ers·. Have also a ioose leaf lodger complete at

very low price. TIMES OF);'ICE. · .. '

FRATERNAL SOCIETIE.

TR~HERNE LODGE N~ ~ A.F. &. A.M.

M ealll Friday on or be[orll the rnn 11\00n at tho MRROI\lc' Hall, 'I'reberna. Visiting Drothren cordially ""eleo." ft. W. Bro. John Coultor. !!eerelal'J'

W. l~. Spinks, W\},{.

IND. ORDER OF ODDFELLOWa I'rcheme Lodge No. H meels In til. Mn.onlr. Hall everS' '1'hursday eveDla" Ilt 8 1'. m. All Oddrellow! III 80M <tandlnl;' RI'O welcome.

Jame! ArIJuthnolt, N. G. H. A. Adair, Sec .

DOVE REEsEKAH L.ODGE, NO. 62 MeetB the 2nd /Lnd ·HIt TueBday '"

eacll monUI In the !\In80nle_lIell, .t 8 p. m'; VlsllJng brothron and sIBt ... alwaye welcome. '

Mrs. J S. Corbett, N. G. Mrft. A. E. Smith, Secrelal'J' •

• -:EXCURSIO'l"t- ROUND TRIP FA'RES:-', To Atla.ntlc Port In connection with, Steamship Tickets on Sale December 1st, 1923 to January 5th, 1924.: Return'

. : .a sets lieavy W~rk 'Harness. , " A q\lltntity'of furniture and .utenslls. SHOE HOSPITAL "'l'ElIlMS:-~oult!ZL. .rilg~:'''furnlture ", I am doing all ltinds of reillilr work lind :sums under ',20, ·,Cash.· IT .... ,tr. on' shoos lit m,. shop In the E'ast End tOI'In.S on,llLrger amounts:' "'.' Gnrago, Trehm'nc,' and soliolt your ~

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Tl'ee-":"F'I~dlay, J)eCllmliJ~l:.ll,\.;nr:ISt. 'I FRANK ":';'c'ProrirIE!tor plLll·onnge. 'Mail service yours to command.' A:'~Agnew,· Prop .

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drawers, $2.25 to $2~50 per garmet Combin~tions $3.90 ,

Fleece-lined, separate pieces $1.25, binations $2.50 .-

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-Miss Annettll Wiechman of Clanwil· ~ iinm ~pent the lJoIlday n.I. hallie.

-Among· thoMe noticed galng to Wln­'-__ ............. ; nipog on l~ridlLY nlght's truin were

",tisscs Brady, '''right and Dugail, and Mrs. Gray and son. 1\1lss Heien Kent· lng, the teucher at Louls~ ,also visited

I, , =-lILIss Gladys Staples and Percy BElFry .\lor home ,in the City. of Bede were guests at the former's, -Mrs: 1\1. Halnstock, Mrs. 'rownscnd home from Saturday morning, until, end daughtel' Thelma IIrTi\'ed Saturday TUGud[~y morning. night. Mrs. Hainstock 'Will rematn for .,.-Mra. P. McLachlan of Elm Creelt ar· the, winter with_her Ullughter, Mrs. \V. rh'ed on Monday to' visit her daughter, J. Ruston. Mrs. Townsend rcmained

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. Your Little Account Needs Attention "

'- , _ FALL IS HERE WITH THE HARVES,. RETURNS. ,WE KNOW THEY ARE SMALL. NEVER.THE.LESS WE FEEL THAT PROSPER • ITY IS JUST AHEAD FOR THE MAN WHO TRYS AGAIN.

WE HAVE MAN¥ SMALL ACCOUNTS OUT' T'HAT- MEAN MUCH TO US BUT ARE SO.SMALL THAT YOU WILL NEVER MISS THE AMOUNT. WE WOULD APPRECIATE ,PAYMENT. OF YOUR AC. ,COUNT. DON'T WAIT FOR A STATEMENT-WE EXPECT YOU TO CALL. 00 IT NOW. .

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H. A. ADAIR - - TREHERNE 1\1rs. Arthur McMiIlnn. ',' unlit 'l'uesday witit her sister. -Garnet Guest of Holland wus. a, vlsi .. -,-R F. Steele arrived home on Sat\ll'c • ___________ .. a ____ !!111 ____ ~------. tor nt_ 010 Jas. Spinlts bome the fore- dllY after a sojourn in Moose Jaw and -, ' .. ," ,.. . • purt of tilis week. .' vicinity. '-Miss I<. Thordllr,son, teacher at Ar .. -Miss Myrtle Stiuson of Delmont was bl'oatll, returned on Tuesday from th<: hOllle fa I' the Tillinksgiving holiday .. city. !,' -Guests to· the H. Smith home wore -Miss Adeline Staples np.d Miss Enid, R. Waller, wire and daughter, 1\1iss D. Perguson of 'Vlnnilleg renewed ac· 'Vnllor and :lti~s Myra Smith of Dran· qualntnnees In;..town during tho holl· don; Miss Irene Smith of Elgin. All dny period. returned d \II'lng the early pnrt of th" -1\lI8s Vernn Orr of Elm Creelt ar· week. . . , rived on Monday nnd wlll attend school -Mrs. Joe II lire lind chi;aren were

_ hOl'e. She Is nt Ole W. E. Staples pllBsengers to Treherne on Saturday , home. 'night's train, lind renewed acqunin­-Jns. Cowie 'came up from the city tRnces here. . ~

and spent Thanksgiving under the pur_ ~Mrs. Chus.'\VIIIIams returned on enlal roof.', . Thursday, after a week's visit in the -;\[1'3. Wilbur Matchett and Mrs. Jus. clty.- . McFnrlane' nnd children returned all . -W. J. Dier nnd Mrs. Glenn motored Monday from Roseisle. where they to Portage la PrnirJe, Mrs. Will. Mc­\lave heen visiting. Council" the la1ter's daughter, bavlng -Mrs. Plumpton of:( Delmont was II been operated on for nppendlcitls on Treherno visitor Monday. ' .• , - SlIhu'day, aud being In a crWcnl con--Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd and Master Hllr· dillon. . ry of Melita motored to Treherne for IV. Schweitzer wn~ a busln~s visitor the week·ena and were guesi.s nt Ole In Holla.nd on Wednesday. J. A. Peterson home. , . ,-Miss Helen Wlechmnn returned on -Miss E. Brault of Winnipeg spent Vl,ednesday form Carman. .

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Men's Overcoats from $15 to $19.95-a Snap.

THERE IS NO PROSPECT OF THE PRICE OF 'SOAP COMING DOWN. WHY NOT

MAKE YOUR OWN? 6 tins of Gillett's Lye for ....................... _ ......... $1.00

Borax ................. + ........................................ 3 Ibs. for 25c.

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-Mlos K. Bnlce of Altamont renewed lunch, danciug was enjoyed untll a Inte ncQua~ntances In T'reherne vicinity on !tour. Prize winners of the evening Mondny.- . .we~-Ladles' 1st, Mrs. Geo. T. Curry; -Hnrvey Anderson was seen in town gentlemen's 1st, J. P. Struube. Mrs. th Is week. '. . Joe Stinson and R. D. Booth consoled -Mrs. Abe' Harland, Miss Reta' and themselves wilh-lhe booby prizes. The Melvin Harland, and M.lss Mae Starry rarty was voted most' enjoyable 'by motored to Thornhill on Friday to "'at- those, present. (:

the funeral ot' their cousin, cm- t-p. Abbolt nnd wife were passengers ford· 'Yhlte. . They returned Sunday. ,~\l. Stockton on Thursday o[ tills week -MIss W.lnnifred and -Mils tel' Arnold to'. visit at the D. Spinks home for a

j. . : ...... Richmond, Cypress River, "Islted Wltil t~vi Days.. '. We have just opened up-the finest selection of mEN'S PULL- theIr srandparents, Mr. and M.ra .. W.-!. +-Mrs. Jas. Stunton Sr. left on Thurs·

. OVERS and SWEATER COATS that has been shown in Chambel'S for the holiday perlqd .. 0':' ;",a~ ror a two weeks' sojourn in Rest.on T reherne for' many' "y: ears. We are able 'to gi~~ you a ','.1~.M'.I5E Estelle Ames and R: w,. Rose· :with her daughter.

vere were. pllssengers to th~ city on '~'i'IMES Want Ads do the bus'iness large range to cll00se from and we are able to meet Mail Saturday .. evening's train,. . . ''', ,,};-. ... -. . Order competition', and give you the fiest quality procur- -Visitors ovel' ·the week·end' al thtl ~K '. \

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M· EN'S M"ACKINA'W C'OATS d '-k bo ~ \. . aud Ed{\'erton,Wuson,"ul! of WiiiniPeg:}'it'/770Ul·e~ arl\ own to roc ttom t 115 year. -Mrs. Duncan' of Cypress ,River ,.Ul~ . .

I • • Call,ln and look our stock over. TIle low price will sur- rived on Sa'tur!dllY night' on.' a visit to ' . prise you. , . .. d:lughtor, Mrs. H.' Dalzel\;' ., ., ' - .

, '-:"1I1is5 H. Mllhou' .of ,HQlland wils ,tho This week we received a n~v shipment of LADIES' FANCY·1I0SE guest of Miss Ill. GreenVt'1od I,ast ~eek- ,Tho Jap;rncse Disaster

in Heathers and Silk and Wool. We will be pleased to, end. " '.' . ~, -.' ",: A fe~ture of . thIs week's movie p,ro .. ' . , . ." -Qu~.or~t.o~.I1.~ues~s .at .. the"r-::o:n,l}lY· gl'lun wll\· be' a two·reel nows lilolUl~'

show, them. to you. . ' . <r.-, - ':""':; ',':" Anstey wed.d.lng w.ere n. ,HII;l}ell, wife depicthig'scenes during lho'reeent dis· ILlll! chUJren, lln,l. MI'.". Vaientlno llllt! llsler in Japun. The films wero made

.. SATURDAY SPECIALS. i' \' ... ': , ... : dl, . .l,lljler of Winnl l'·I',.; , ' .1", ,Ilt the very height Jr the qualte;-und . . (For Saturday Ouly) :::. '.: ' " '. -Edwin, Parker ·,'j9urnoyed to I·.',~f lire.: Cllmel'a-man risked his life during

, . , , _ . " I . ' .' Claude OIt Saturday \lyenlng. ,'.. evory 'mlnute of his work. The film' , A nice- range of Flannelette~ _2 7 in. wide, tg: dear at 20c. per yd.,' -Miss K:\ Larter,' tea~heJ'.at Cassan~rll .,;how what bappened In a mannel' fill

M • All W I H G' Sock ". 45 - • school"BPentthe week·end in the city. b.eypnd the (lblllty of any mau to des

cn s - 00 '~avy rey s ............. :.:.:.................. c. per paU' -John Lounsbury left on Monday.for cribe It In words.' Jelly Powders. 3 pkgl .• for 25(. ' Grated gine,apple. 25c. a can Drundon and. wl)1 remain u wee It.: . (,

L B h C be'· . ',. 15c per Ib -,'Y.' Alex. English motored. to Bel Agnes Ayres In."Borderland"

ow us ran rrIes ............................................ , .............. :....... • t' S - d and' brought 'bacl, ~''''' ,. • ,

St t' P St be J; 41b' I' ,' . .". .... "$1"10' man on un ay . . , ~ A' whlstful spirit a super·modern

uar sure raw rry am, - . g ass: Jars ~ ............ ;.......... '.' i\f E Ii b d children who haY(' '.. . _ "", ':"'.' _, ,,' '. rs.' ng d an . .' " wife a "'il'l of 1850 a group o[ clevel . I I I . til Itt nd 'aunt ,<> 0. • been v s t n~ e r B s or a .' :. :~ltlddle8" ~and., ~ tl'lllned dog ina de StoJeqoles at 6: 30 p.m., Except Saturday, Beginninl'Sept. 15. Mrs. I'lumpton for a weelt. . - ~,Ilght.fully mixed together in "Dorder·

" .",'.'" " Mllyhew of Winnipeg ~iS. 'and;" Agnes Ayres'. new :pal1lJTIoun1

·Jo~,Ao HARV'" The Central Store :,:' . Tr' ... ·!Der

"' lted for a few days with ~IS brother; plci.t;re whlcfl' shows ~n the Tiger HlIII Bert, last week. . .. ' . I ct'rcul(thls week. .' . . .!...W. (). Darkwell was u city visitor The's'upernatural Is m'osi. elrec(h'ely last week. ... ".' , ...... - : . . ~;~; .... used [or dramntlc effect. ' Dora Becket -Mrs. Wm. H.enders Jr. r9turne~"oD a wHe of 1850, ,returns to warn j'azzy Thur~dny of last weelt fr?m Mossbanlt Edith Wltyne against ttie 'conseqUencCf ~l""".· where slle"has been visiting hell .... ,. " '-'. . ,. ,,' .. _ of a mistake frem wblch sbe hils suffer ~ister for the past month. '.' ,

.,-:.-:.~:O(O,':-.: •• : .. :.+I:-< .. < .. :--:..:K .. : .. ),<..:"<.<:, ..... =-;:t~+I:--o-"+4~"1~.~+CI<-.Ho~+lI-Go'(o(o~ll.~¥rs. 'J: D. Scott' and children spent --, ~ the' week·end In Holland, Mr. Scott. go· Ing [or tbe'm en' Sunday. ' ."

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, .,', . : :>~',~ ~" . ,,' , ;-' .. . We are again making ~ '~rades'of, Elour: . ~:, first grade'. or, Purity· Patent;' is.second to none.,.

In .dditi~n. to the above.:W~l~~~e ~~~~er.6£ade.' ~urStfil1ght grade •• ·BOtH varIeties are of pre-

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We ~r~ al~ay~ i~ ~he, market for ,Wlllea,t.;

We~are g~i5tmg 'every and take 'your 8~r vOIL1r,ea1liire .. TRiHERNE .',~ ..

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,-c. L: Darling left .pn" Saturday' fa} BrandQn,., where 'be has beell ; owing to the IIIn.e~B, pf .hls br,9ther \lam; Ho-wlll remain, a weelt. '- ,~ ,-Hugh nnd~BlI1hrMcJllwlng nn,d J .. ~f Serirfleld were' .motol1lsts ' to' Winnipeg

• I ,. 't --on Friday, In,the.formors ea!: ... ..:...15r. J. Laurie Lamont' left bY,U1otor for Winnipeg on Saturday~ morn\ng., '. .-2Mlss Eileen and EletLa f?plnks were paSSOngers to Holland con Saturday.~, , . -Among. U10se nOW;etl, coming .. the, city· to 'Troherne. to' visit rrl,en'~f - Cor holiday, were MI~r

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appoln'tment you experienced last respectfully; who docs to nil as he Christmas season whel) you did would be done by. Honor nil menl not have the daInty private greet. De courteous! Courtesy Is but puylne Ing'.cards you would have liked to the debt of self l·eS[H!ct. Spenk 110~' send ,friends at a distance. You but Itlnd worlis, and you will lIav!! can avoid disappointment this notblng but kind echoes.

_ year 'by orderinll early your reo . "Come wealth 01' wnnt, come good 01'

qula:c.ments .. in __ p-r.ivate .. Greeting. - , _III," .~.. .. ':' ,_. '''Ca'rds from the beautiful samples L~[ YOI\U" and old Ilccept tholl parL

which 'are_ now being shown at And bow before the Awful Will, the TIMES Office. And bear it wllh un honest heal·t.

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Elm CI'eelt, Mlln.,

, ' Nov . .'13th, 1923

To Ule Editor, Th'e .Tlmes·Observer. . , "

Dear Slr:- . . 'l'he reporUng of Scolly Wood seems to be bordering on the .personal and Igliorant side, when he sends In "SO· CAI,LED .NEWS'.' to 'be publlsr,ed throut;'h 'you'r: coll!mns. His repol·t at 'a~t week was anything bu( gentleman· y. towl~rds:·t?e"Elm Creek~l}nd Ot··

chest'ra and 'he .Included every other orchestra as weli 'as the above.

,If. we compiled with" all Scotty's '.~Ishes and let him liave his own way (as he must have to keep· him aulel) we would hav(l...one of the best rellows "u 'earth, but as It happened, he did aot get his own wuy, hence the report ;;U' t1ie, Orchestra.

Who misscs, or who wins the Ill'ize-Go, lose or conQuor us you clln; Dut if you filii, or If you rise, De cllch, pray God. A Gentleman."

'rlmnklng yOI\, Mr. Editor, fOr thllt splice in your valullblc' paper, we ro­mlllu,

Yours for REAL co·oiJeratlou, Elm Creek Bnnd Melody Boy_ (Signllture Attached)

EDITOR'S NO'rE:-For more tbllll n hundred weeks, wllhout mlsslac once, Scotty. has sent In his week", budget or news and comment. TlJis g' a record thllt only one oUler corre8-pondent of tile Times 'jlllS outdone. He )Vould ind~ed be a wonder If he did not. sooner or Illter, drop a .remurk that made someone hostile. . The editor

. I docs It quite frequently. Such comm. nicut\ona liS this aro publlshed [or tb. I'eason tbllt it gives the "athol' side" the slime chance to SIlY something UJat the correspondent or odltol"' hIlS had­(I,nd we trust that the matter~ will naY be forgotton. Scotty is .not one to bear mllllce" und those members of tbe Melody Orchestra who 111'0 known tlJ the editor, aren't, elt'her. S'nufI! \

ASPIRIN , Now, MI'. Editor, we certainly thlnlt ,n Elm Creek, It would ' .. be a better thing, for your paper to '·gel. a roportel COl' the Wlnghanl dlst~lct who wouhi not be contlnuully trying to scparate Wlnghllm [rom the resl' 0[' the world by his cruiJe lind childish jolccs on 'vis· Itors there. 'rherc are. lots of gcntlc· '. Say '''Bayer'' and InSl'st! 'men' In that district who no daub' \\(ould be pleased. to report for the paper. 'I'here Is usually to be found a ~orefltind _amongst ·any· bunch of people and they usually have' more to say Ihan nny·of'them: -' '. .

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Ii.~:~:~~m;;~u:ni.:y, thut mudo Scotty seUlI In , he did WIIS because he could

th'e utralrs of this partlculur ex,eUlng, so we suppose he hud to,tuke

spite oul on someone,. und he plCKca 01,\ the Orc1{estru Boys. It WIlS

for this same thing he brolte up tbe Wln~rhit,m,' Ol'chestrll and maybe ana·

rensem Is that the orchestra won't Unless you seo the namo "nayor" 0.'

. ar~Lc"llet Scotty Illay flrst'vlolln.. package or on tnblots/yon IIrc not get-nf.htl,n",. h'i,,·,; .. lij,·'. ·,·It sure Js tough, Scotly, but maybe ting tho (lennine .1I11yer ,prodnct prove,"

you will get'your'own way one of,Qleso sl1fo by nllllions and'l'rc8eribml by phyol- . days"bu'ti,let us toll you Otis (and lilt It ciams O\'cr twcnty·three yel1rs' for ' ~lnlt"ln'l~g6o~ and deeIf)" thnt/.r .. o,I!:~v!1I "." ..... Colds ilcn!ll1cho , n'e\,el' get evoryth Ing·. you' wa nt . ai' II ' .. ;~ltoothl1cllo .' J,nnlbngo'

. . -;!f~"':nl\rllcho' " Y HhenmnLism-' l'Ilelsb'V,1 everybody tl1. d9.lIs. y~u ,want ~h(l~ll 10 ,:;" .,·j;'Nlluflllgla, .. ' ;.! Pain, Pllin.. .. ..

unless you'.out\lve them all, and'.we du .. ,:rr~".", l'ot.f • , . : '"-expect you' to 'do that. ',. ' ~ii:ACcOpt' "Bnyer Tnhlets ~f 'Aspirin"

I' t, hM t6' 'only" , Elich unbroken pncknge contllin. w !a .proper tlircctiolls. . IIllIldy', boxes of

to twoh'o tnblets cost few ccnts. Drug­gists nhio f;C1l bot tics of 201 1\1111 100.

:Aspil'irds tho trndo lIlurk (reglsler.rul i •. " , 'Cnnndn l or Ilnyer Mllnnfncturc of 'MQno­nt'Ctiencldcster ,of Snlieyll .. Wliill! it iis -well 'Imown thnt lln,·cr. mnnnfnellll'e, to nR~li8t' ngainst Imltat.ions" t~ll~I~OI.1~~b!!et"~

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HOLLAND LOCALS ELM CREEK LOCALS

, . I "I Bad Terrible Backache From .KldneY Disease" '- -Mr. Pete Hanlau retured from .,.-!tir. J. H. Kenn.edy and Mr. H. S.

nlpeg on Wednesday alter visiting 'Hall returned frol11 the city on Wed-. . . Mr.. M: A. McNeill, Ca· ,

nun Sta., N.B.; writes: "I wa;' troubled for years

with terrible backache. resulting from kidney disease. Ai.times in each month I remained lb bed. the pain W.I more than I could stand, . and to walk was almost impossible. I used about $50.00 worth of other medicines. but with little results. N~w 1 .am completely better, after using only five boxes of Dr. Chase's Kidney-Liver Pills.

Dr. Chase'S ,Kldney';'Llver. Pills lOne pill n (lo~e, 25ct#. 1\ bos. All dealer!!, or Edman.!lOD, natetil

&. Co., Ltd., Toronto

HID E 5 Your Hides always bring you FULL MARKET VALUE If shipped to me. I will pay the Freight Chargee If you .hlp 150 lb •. or more In one shipment.

:"":TANNING:-Get. hid. tanned Into a comfortable,robe. You will need It thl. winter. BEST WORK and QUICKEST SERVICE In tanning hides Into BLACK HARNESS LEATHER, LACE_LEATHER, RAWHIDES and ROBES. Write for prlc... " , I~ I J:~

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with friends for tile pallt wcolt. nesdny, til0 7th. -!..Mrs. 'l'hoiuas C.ole of Cypress IUver -Councillor J. M. Kennedy nttended visited with her daughter, IIII'S. \Vm. the conyenllon of tile Union of Munl­Dowu, last week.. clpalltles held In st. Bonlfnce Inst -Miss Grace Thompson of Brnndon week. . spent tho weelt-end with her pnrents, -Mlss'lIl. Dullon from Winnipeg wns MI'. nnd Mrs. Jas. A. Thompson. the guest oC Mr. and Mrs. Croft Wat­-Mrs. Pentland visited friends at Cy· son for the week·end. press over the week-enll: Misses Irene and Ethel Ho\llday -Mel. Dagg motored to WlnnllJeg IllSt· the week·end with their parents, Thursday. He .returned Friday nlglit Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Holliday, and reo -'accompanied by his sisters, Misses 111. turned to tire city 01\ Mondoy ' .. Ight. and C. Dagg: . -Miss Ruby Wood spent tile week·end -Miss Nita Sariderson and Miss 111. with her parents, Mr. and' Mrs. J. Whiteford of Winnipeg visited WIUI Wood, and returned to Normal School, Mrs. Jas. Sn_nderson over the week-ena \Vlnnlpeg on Monday evening. -Mrs. John 1\1011' Is vlsiling l'elallves -Miss Jean Dunlop who Is attondlng Wlnnlpe~.. Portage Normal motored home on Fri·

-Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Ballors, their day to spend Thanksgiving with her daughter Emma, and Mr. and Mrs. Geo. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dunlop. She re· English and little Billy oC Treherne turned to Portnge la Prnlrle Monday. Rpent the week-end with Mr. nnd Mrs. -Mr. Jnmes Kennedy spent IThnnlts· W. J. English. • giving with his parents, Mr, and Mrs, -,Tas, Guest returned from the We3t M. Kennedy, and returned to tho last week. . • nJverslty on Tuesday. "':'A. J: Gardiner oC CytJress River vis· -Rev. ·W. F. Barfoot, B.A. pnssed Ited In town last Friday. through Eim Creek on Saturday, en -Miss Margaret Stevenson spent the route for Melita, to assullle charge of week.end lit her home here. tile parishes of Melita nnd Naplnka. -Messrs. Hartwell nnd McPherson of -Mrs. R. Moffntt went Into the city on Swan Lnlte·spent Sunday In town. Snturday and returned Tuesday even­-Mrs. J. D. Scott and children spent tng. the week-end with Mr. and 1I117s. Jas. -Mr. Norman FaJlowes ;,yent to till' Hamlltoll. city on Saturday, where 'ne spent till' -Miss Slater and Mlss Vandecar spent week-end. the week-end 'at the Cormelj's home In -On Sunday last, Mr. and Mrs. J. Naplnka. Dowthwalte motored to the city and -Jim Stevenson returned from Morse; back. SIISk., where he has spent the sOmmer, -Mr. C. Rlnn accompanied his brother last week. Mr. J. Rlnn of Holland. to the city on -Mr. J. N. Clarke visited In Winnipeg Sundny. and returned Monday night. over the week·end. -Mr. and Mrs. Tltchener motored to -Mrs. Shortreed returned from Portage la Prnh,le on Sunday and re-peg Monday noon after vlslUng at her turned on Monday.

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home there. . . --Mr. Frlincls Adalllson WIlS the guest -Miss Alma Mills of Crystal City vis: of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Kennedy for tho !ted at her home over the holIdays. week·end, and returned to Winnipeg "'-~~ .... ="'.-"'-........................ "'-=-~ . .,.. ,.,...-=.,..".,."'_ ................ ==-"'-"'-",-""-'"-= .. "...."-"''''''-"" ......... ="-= .. ''".",."'' .. ",.,,,-'''"-== ... ,,,.'"-"" .. -

• ••• '.,"11 ••• 1, ••••• _ ••• _., "1,,1"' __ • -MI'. and Mrs. BanvJlle motored on Monday. Brandon on Sudnay. -Miss Verna Orr went to Treherne on

A GLEAMY MASS .. --Mr. W. F. Ross visited In Winnipeg Monday to allend High School there. lnst week.' -Miss Ruth Batos of KlIlnrney,. who -Harry Biglow of Winnipeg sp~nt the Is attending Normal School In \\7lnnl­week.end with his· parents, Mr. and peg spent Thanksgiving with her cou· OF BEAUTIFUL HAIR I\Irs. E. J. Dlglow. ' 'sins (the Misses' Mary nnd Matilda) ;-Mlss Ethel Mills of Naplnka- and her uncle, \V. A. Dates, returning Ing stalY visited WIUI her parents over to Wln,nlpeg Monday ntght.

35c "Danderine" " sO Improves Lifeless, Neglected Hair

the week-end. . -Miss Eldred Mogt, on the conclusion -Mrs. JIIS. Rlnn and Mrs. S. W. lIard;,' at. hel' visit to her uncle, Mr. W. A. vial ted In Winnipeg last week. ~. 'Oates and family, returned to SperlIng -Miss Hazel Humphrey wns a cit by motor on Monday, accompnnled by

Girls I An nburulnnco of lu.xurlnnt hair full of gloss, glenms nnd lifo ehorUy follows a genuine toning up of neglected scalps with dependable "Dnndcrinc." I

l~nlling hall', itching senlp nn<1 the dnndruff is corrected. Immediately. l'hin,

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, ' visitor last week. . bel' cousin, T.l\Iy, who Is atten"ln~ dry, wispy or fading hnir is quickly in- U ~ v:lgoro.ted, tnking on now strength, color -W. .J. Charters visited In Cypress school ther.. . nnd youthful beauty. "Danderinc" is River on Saturday. ", : -Miss 'I'helma Kennedy went to the delightful on, tho hnir; a refreshing, --Mr. L. Tribe spen't Thanksgiving at olty on Tuesday to attend Duslness 8timulu.tin~toni<r-not sticky or grcusyl Is home In Brandon. \ . College. . Any drugs 1'0. • 1--1\'118H All!!e Jordon retUllled to Lau- -On Fl'Iday last a very wccessful

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--Miss ,Mllude Taylor of Waskqda vls- un,der the auspices of t.ll~ "lIlelCldy with ,ldr. and Mrs. W. w .. StaulY~; Doys." .. There WllS a very ~ood nl.L'~1I

over the week-end. dllnce and everyone' enjoyed them' -Mr. and Mrs. Walter Doar nnd chlld- selvos: A very dainty lunch was prc· ren of Wlnntpeg visited WIUI Mr. mid pllred by the ladle's of t.he Women'· Mrs. T. Clarke over the week~end. I Institute. Another of these dllllt'eS Is

Edwards of Winnipeg visited advertised for next Frida)', when It IE Mr. and Mrs. 'Stockwln 'between trains hoped as good an attendnnce will be

, Saturday. " experienced. These dances are being G. Stevenson of BI'andon I~ held to provide music and Instruments

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-1I1lss Eniery spent 'rhllnksglvlng at her homo In Oxbow; SlIsI,., returning Mondny night. ~Mi'S. Mose spent the wcek among her mllny friends In Elm Creek. -Miss Goddartl of Winnipeg spent the week.end with her sister, Mrs. JIIS.

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Ing a, few days at her home be· Band, and It sllould be dlstlnct-(are leavdng for Ncepawa where understood that the musicians' do Frost. =================

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. ',' . ",' . . . bile, directions for babies and children Extracting and Platework- ~ . of· all agee printed on' bOttle. Mother,

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has "accepted a position In the drug not benefit one cent by the proceeds stol'.. as they offel' their services vollllitarllY: -Mrs .. J. A.' Thompson So c~me along and help',to brighten up Annre, Elva and Myrtle' tlie ylllage for one night at any rate Mel Dagg motored to Braqdon 8S well as to boost the Band; which It -Mr. Rob,ert'Harvey was a passenger most deserving of support. Monday night.' , -Mr~ p. "C1~rke- an'd R.·l\IlIIan -spent

-Russell Zimmerman hnt! a nasty nco . .. cldent on Tuesday. He fell henvlly 01

his elbow; .A:rtel· Dr: McGn.vln hlld ex­amined his arm, Laidler. Peart took hlm,to Carmnn for an X-Rny eXllmlna· tlon. . "':"Mrs. Henry Juhl visited Portllge fo' the week,·end. Her son Ralph returned r~om the .West IIrid came home WIUI,

~hanltSg:~vlrlg at home. . . • Mrs .. George DlackweU 'and

Do.re~.n. motored. to W)nnlp'eg 'Sunday, CHURCH NO rJCES~' J " her on Monday.

'-Mr. nnd Mrs. Jas. Shearer ,accom­panied by MI:. Ed: MurrllY, motored to Winnipeg on Friday. The roads nrc' flrRt-class-wonderful for the' time of ,. .. r,I!,II"I't'I·"

relueturnlng Mondny.' . ,', -lIrr. and Mrs. A. S. Ol.!l}! are, visiting their daugbter,Mrs .. Rankin, at :Klllar-ney. ' , '" • : .', . , . ,',. -Mr. and .Mrs. S. E .. Biglow, Misses lIfabel Dlglow and', Bessie .'. Cook; nio-tared to' Ninette, on Sunday. ' " . -'>1.r·.'-'1I1\8. BUllleflls vIsiting relatives

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" On Mond~y evening, ~ovemb,el' 12th, ThanksgivIng an~ Armrstlce' Day;, Ev· ensong was conducted by the .Rev.,Ca­

Simpson of .Cnlgary, FIeld Secre-tary of the Angll~an Religious Doard of Education. Appropriate hymns we're BUng' ,arid t~e',. Cnnon sPo.lte at .l!lngth fr()m ,Psalm CXLIV, verses 9-15, refer-

'.G1eulbqr'o.tlet'we,enl to the fesUval,that was being cel I.t>hr"tA,rI'and tI!en he w.ept on to speak

-un Sundny the True Diue GIrls of Elm' Creek conducted the service at Wlngham. They made a real good job of It, and everybody was well plellSed with their efforts. MLss Hazel Ciinn makes an' excellent lender. Mrs. Frnnlr fOIcCallum gave n very Interesting "In Memoriam" address In honor of Armis· ':Ice DIIY, Each,.glrl did hOI' part 'In n pleasll1g way"· ,Great oredlt Is du,~ them far tllelr clear e;lImclatl~i\':':'. every word was' heard quite dlstlr.!'t:.y Mr. Lee Is to be congratulated on h lV

Ipg .. such.a sple!ldld 'bew or glrill-tc. .take his place· when he Is busy In an· ~th'l part o[ hJs !cllstrlct. ~.~',\:.:p notlce,l a.,real motherly look on the, pleasant

reIlglou!!.tralnlng of tile 'Children I.w'hl,"h should ,.commence ,rn, the ',homo.

'?~i%lrii~&:~:~~~;~~;t! The. service w!l.B enjoyed by everyon'e .~', present. . ." ". . . . :S~nday; 'School next. Sunday at 11 R:m: " ~ ',- " .. "

The Women's.AlIXlll!lry t1H3 ho'me of

. ~ _ countenance of JIll's. as she urch"-, : - watclled· each' .

"c4llellrl~te,d 'Ip ';Ule ' '8~emed ;s·.·IlI·(1I11' mlm .. caU;::lo;I~I:~ci~~~~cg. 10:30 .n.m~ on we'~e al\ hel' ':lwn~':.;Th"':'; .. I'iin:.n',~n

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