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THIS IS THE MAGIC VOICE!

Grouped in RCA Victor's unique tone chamber are 5 gleaming tone control pipes. You Wrll never sea them. They require no attention. nor udiustment. But sound ilowinq lhrQuqh “"5 Fl!‘ very corridor loses all mechanical quality. “Boom" is trapped. The program flows directly Into the room . . . reaches you as the microphone hours it. You listen to radio as you have wished it might be. This is the Magic Voice . . . the Magic Bruin given now realism. new truth. now beauty.

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laces this famous RCA Victor Globe Trotter in your home today.

New 1937 Extra Value Series $37.50 I0 $127.50

You've never seen such an irresistible array of modestly priced sets as RCA Victor offers this Fall. All are new- All offer extras that make them finer instruments ., . . give you more for your money- At your own price you can have a superior radio backed by the great name RCA Victor.

RCA Victofs Amazing Radio Mracle

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New RCA Victor Console Model QK-l, with IFMagic Voice," "Magic Brain," "MCIElC Elli!" and Metal Tubes. A set whose performance is as glowing and beautiful as the cabinet it- self! World-wide tuning range, including ama- teur, aviation and police, 150-410 and 530-21000 kilocyclcs . ..- ..l.._.._,.,_..--.-. -. i... . .. .14.‘. - - ~

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Wliat Goes With“ a-Radio At Holman's

1.—6 days free trial-

2.-—Complete free installation. 3.--Free Holman Aerial and Ground. 4.—Trade-in allowance for your old se‘ 5.—90 days free service.

6.—90 day Guarantee.

7.-—90 day Tube replacement free.

8.—Log-book of Short and Long Wave sta- tions.

9.--Special Short Wave Aerial installed for only $5.00.

10.—Terms $500 down, balance monthly. 11.—Cash price-—no interest.

12.—Expert instruction in operation. 13.—Over 25 models to choose from. 14.-Largest and oldest Radio dealers on the

Island.

Obviously it DOES make. a difference where you buy your Radio.

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i ,.'BUY ROBIN HOOD IIDUI now, you will not regret it.

..'THESE ARE mo BUYING DAYS in Montague! Clerks second Anniversary Sale is now in full swing Don't. fail to get. your share o! the bargain! u the sale ends on Satur- daygOcwbetjfll-ll. L-7l18-l0-20-1i.

,.'SAVE HALF what you usually spend tor drug store items st Mabonis Rexsll One-Cent Sale, Montague. Seven big days with 250 bargains to choose from, md W0 yo; me price of one, plus one can‘... October 17th to Ocwber 24th 1n- clunve, L-7067-l0-17-19.

The following in he shading o! m» pupils of Hampton School In!‘ the month o! BOPNmI-l"!

ands Ix-l, Yen Gannon: 2. Arthur WWI-

Graos VIII-l, 14mm Cannon.

Grade VII-l, Annie Mouton.

Grade VI—l, R41"! 1591715933 3v mug” and Stirling h- man, equal; i, Elton Dunsford.

Grade V-1, Russell Campbell; 2. Rowan EPW5011-

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Grade rv JL-l, Roberts Cannon; r z, Annie MacQuarne; 8, Harry Campball-

Grade III-l, mldred Myflfll 9. Buddy Morrison; 8, Wilfred R0891’- son.

Grade II—l, Gordon Morrison; 2. Dorcas Howatt; 3, Ivan Howstt.

Grade I Sf.—l, Harrison Fergu- son; 2. Mary Morrison; 3, Mar- garet lilncQusme.

Grade I Jr.—l, Kayo Cameron; 2, Nelson Cannon; 3. Harrison Vlllctt.

Grade I (oi-l, William Ferguson.

Perfect. attendance: Vera Cannon, Annie Morrison, Ruby Morrison, Louise Rogcrson, Arthur Morrison. Roberta Cannon, Harry Campbell, Mildred Myers, Buddy Morrison. Wilfred Rogcrson, Donnie Camp- bell, Morey Morrison, Florence Vil- lett, Nelson Cannon, Kaye Cameron, Harrison Vlllett.

RIVERDALE SCHOOL

Honor roll for Riverdale School for August. and September is as follows:

Grade X-l, Harris MacFadycn.

Grade VIII Sn-l, Janie Mac- Kinnon.

Grade Klimon. Grade VI—l, Louis MarKlnnon; 2, Hilda MacKlnnon; 3, Rae Mac- Fadyen.

Grade V-l, Lloyd MacKlnnon.

Grade III-l, Dorothy MacDon- ald; 2, Florence MacKinnon.

Grade l (a>~1, Katherine blac- Fndyen.

Grade I (tn-l, Oliver MacDon- ald.

Grade I (c)—1, Hazel MacDon- ald; 2. David Osborne; 3, David Lamont,

Grade I (di-l, Shirley Fadycn.

VIII Jr.-1,. Henry Nine-

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Teacher, Violet Gillespie

MAYFIELD SCHOOL

The following is the standing of the pupils of Mayfleld School for the months of August and Septem- bcr:

Grade X-l, Evelyn Houston; 2, Erwin Andrew.

Grade X Jr.—1, Jennie Smith.

Grade VII—-1, Ethel Hill; 2, Mur- my Orr; 3, Blois Toombs.

Grade V sr.-1, John Toombs.

Grade V Jr.—l, Willis Andrew.

Grade IV—1, Elbert Orr; 2, Billie Andrew; 3, Willie Nicholson.

Grade III-l, Heath Houston; 2, Stanley Orr; 3. Robert Toombs.

Grade II—ll, Sandy Nicholson; 2, George Andrew. ,

Perfect attendance-Jennie Smith Ethel Hill, Alan Smith, Heath Houston.

BEDEQUE SCHOOL

M11011 of Bedeque School for August and September.

Grade IX-1, Arthur Murray; 2, Devil Murray: 8. Betty Sharp.

Grads VII—-1, Fred Jewell; 2, Betty I-esrd.

Grade VI—l, Ralph Connolly.

Grade V~1, Marion Connolly; 2, Goldie Jack.

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YOUR HEALTH AND COMFORT this winter depend more on what you wear next your skin than on your suit or overcoat.

Some men take risks in flima underwear because they can't face the too-groat-wnrmth of envy woolens. But you need follow neither extreme-because StaniiehYs have models especially planned for you.

l Ask to see the famous 4500 line-feel the lightness, the soft- ness of the texture. It will be a revelation to you to know that you can Iiavo the vital protection against cold in a garment

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so fine, so trim, so finely fittccl. Short sleeves and short legs,

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Forget your prejudices against winter underwear. See Stanlieldi newest models in the ‘I500 style!

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Grade IV—1, Margaret Gaudel; and Richard Connolly, equal; 2, John Sharp; 3, Dorelda. Gsudet.

Grade 111-1, John Gaudei; 2, Maurice Connolly.

Grade-Il-l, Preston Connolly and Edward Gander, equal; 2, Zelda Clsudet; 3, Fred Arscmiulb.

Grade I (l1)—1, Bernadette Con- olly.

Grade I <b)~l, Maynard Arsen- ault.

Grade I (c)-1, Lloyd Arsenault; 2, Willard Arsenauli.

Perfect attendance-Goldie Jack, Bernadette Connolly.

HEAD OF HILLSBOROUGH

Following is the standing of Held of Hlllsborough School for the month of September.

Grade VIII-l, Doris Douglas; 2, Vivian Birt.

Grade VI--1, Oliver Douglas.

Grade V Sr.—1, Joseph Bambrlclr.

Grade V Jr.—1, Gertrude Myers;

-2, Helen Brazil; 3. Catherine Doug-

las.

Grade IV-l, Marian Myers.

Grade II-1, Leslie Douglas ;2, Mildred Brazil; 3, Jean Douglas.

Grade I—-1, Pearl Myers; 2, Os- wald Brazil.

Perfect. attendance: Vivian Blrt, Gertrude Myers, Marian Myers, Les- lig Douglas, Pearl Myers,

LOWER MONTAGIJII SCHOOL

Honor r011 for September.

Grade X-l, Louise Hewitt; 2, James Aitken.

Grade IX-l, Wands. MncFai-lane 2, Louise MbKenrney.

Grade VII-d, Ernest Annear; 2, Stella. Jamieson.

GradcVI-l, Beth Cowan; 2, Charlie Altken; 3, Helen McKear- hey,

Grade V-l. Fred Aitken; 2, Jenn Poole; 3, Annie Coulson.

Grade III_1, Ellsworth Edmunds.

Grade II Sr.—l, Joan Coulson; 2. Barbara. Vatcher; 3, Archie Ed- munds. .

Grade II Jr.—1, Margaret Poole and Frances Cowan, equal; 2, Phyl- lis Cowan; 3, Myrtle Edmunds,

Grade I (s)—1, Doreen Coulson; 2, Jamie McKesrney ;3, Earl Mc- Kearney.

Grade I (b)—1, Plus Chcvcrle.

Perfect attendance: LouLsg Hew- itt, Beth Cowan, Jenn Poole, Ells- worth Edmunds, Margaret Poole.

iPhyllis Cowui, Myrtle Edmunds.

LIME

“(It Brings The Clover”)

Fall Liming means increased grain crop the following season.

Use "Brookville Lime” for best results. Wrltelfor price delivered

Brnokville Manufacturing 00., Ltd. BROOKVILLE. St. John 00., N. B.

H. G. S. Adams, manager.

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