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COVEHEAD ROAD WOMEN'S INSTITUTE

Oovehead Road Women's Institute held their regular meet- ing. at. the home of Mrs. Harry Swan on October 5, 1939. The meeting opened by singing the "Institute Ode". The roll c811 was answered by eight members and lhrcc visitors with a "sample of ihandixvork". The mirlutes of the last mcctlng were read and adopt- d

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Tile committees gave their 1e- uorts. Plans were started 1'01" ac- llve Red Cross work.

A report of the T. B. League's ; Annual meeting was given by Mrs, I Edward Reunion and Bernice

liVhiw.

i ‘An enjoyable reading win; then elven by Mrs, Edward Reardon.

a The next meeting 15 m be 119141

at the iicnle oi Mrs. Harold Moc-

‘, Donnld. The meeting closed by

~mulnrz the National Anthem. A ciclightlul lunch was served by the llostcss.

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Th. b v0 drawing shown how two women |h¢'¢:¢;i'ng at Brown's Line, near Dixie, Ont. It ls reported that the

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RIVEIIDALE SCHOOL Report {owe months oi’ August

aréi Septem

rode X: 1. Hilda MacKinnon Grade IX: l, Lo A Grade vm: ms Macmmm‘

1. Dorothy McDonald. 2. Lloyd MocKinnon. Grade VII: 1. Shirley McQua1d_ 2- Flflrehce MacKinnon. Grade V: i. Chester Macliudyen, 2. Catherine MacFadyen, 3. Oliver MacDonald. Grade IV: 1. Hazel MacDonald. 2. Shirley MacFndyen_ 3. David Lamont. Grade I1 (Sn) 1~ Ralph McQuaid. 3. Velzla MacKinnon. 3. Kelsie L. Buchanan. r=ers

. riey MacDonald, Grade I iJr.) 1. Gerald McQuaid. 2. Leo Osborne. Erma A. Bain. Teacher,

(Patriot Please Copy)

UND l TRA/

when their motor ear won struck by a (LIKE. train on driver had stopped the car to wait lor on eastbound train to

puss, and then started across ln front of the westbound train. The inset map shows where the accident occurred. Also shown la the

school bug of one ol the children" its contents spilled along thr irm-Izs. near Eaton lnrm at lsllngton, are shown lere. Lcll to right, Ihl‘ Dgvls, The car was beln] driven by Mrs. Gordon Brown, who was killed with hcr two daughters, Marian and Dorothy.

Two ol the little vlcllmo, being token to the Swamp School

Y urc Verna. 6. and Gladys, l0, daughters of Mr. end Mrs. T. ll.

Nomination List Record For Quebec

Starting Friday, October 20th.

- 10 DAYS CLOTHING SALE 10 Dollars Given Away In Cash Prizes

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This is the n]; Y0“ ll a V 0 b e e n waiting for,

PAW

Reg. $4.00 Sale $2.98 Reg. $3.50 Sale $2.49 Reg. $2.50 Sale $1.69

BEEF Reg. 50c Now 34c

BELTS Reg. 50c

i_______.______ LADIES’ SILK

Sale 34c

NECKTIES Reg. $1.00 Now Reg. Now Reg. 25c Now 19c CAPS Reg. $1.50 Now 79c

FANCY SHIRTS Reg. $1.50 Now 98c Reg. $1.25 Now

50c 75c 35c

79c

STOCKINGS Reg. $1.00 Now 49c

CASHMERE Reg. 60c

"in influx‘ t?! Read all about 1t and then come and buy the bargains offered. l-Prm“ " “ ' As my floor-speech limited, I am compel- rfiilcifgfimnsl?’ vqvum OCT‘ 20th led to reduce my large stock of Fail and lmzruollluflm mvlwlf- 1,13; 1 . 1o Winter Goods to make room for new ship- lhmflrat mfiléaifilllg it mu 0cm 30th ""15- edwiéfifgflcfil Igelnam“ 611°,- First 109:: ‘on ‘glue list llsteflvercltlats. All a - - - Iv m OVERALLS new coo n e very a st pa terns and gggfigmmlgggg, 3,5.- k styles. Prices $11.95, $14.95, $17.95, $19.95 li"ilfl.”“féa.&"‘i’i°’é”isi°m”éfiia 85f." 2133 9".“ 51*." - ~ - "m ‘W ‘i235 11mm paperllbd’ " la ' “Y5 "“"""'“""""_"' '5 Saturday in the remote conotltu- QVERALLS 931g 8 o, Bu,“ UNDERWEAR w, m, Lmhhgfifi 511:1»: dgubpgknee Men's fleece-lined combinations. Regular mvLllg-lrlgrcltlrzglvlsifioln Wlwflnlglvfl Rem $225 $1.50. Sale Price — - — — — — $1.19 m, ‘ 1 ' Sale $1.98 Two piece, per garment - - - - 59c '1'h°"8"*" °° “#70031 WP ___"T__'__—_ Boys’ fleece-lined Shirts and Drawers. mwurfirmnfmdufimfifidfi BOYSPA%‘;,IZRALL Regular 60c each. Sale Price - — 39c '°"'°"4"°" 35 “W90 5° Am” Men's All Wool Combinations. Regular Liberals National: and 24 others bearing yg-flou’ polggg“; 11mm R983 51-15 $2.25. S816 Price — —- — — — -— $1.98 S?“ 39° Men's llgerino ‘Combinations. Regular n JUMPE $1.35. ale Pr ce — — — — — -— $1.19 Rs Boys’ Sweaters, all wool. Regular $1.25. Reg. $2.25 Sale Price — — — — — — -- — — 98c gale Flannel and Broadcloth Pajamas. Regular ‘ eg- - $1.29. Sale Price -- — — - — — 98c —-~—— sale 51-19 Men’s Silk Dressing Gowns Regular $6 00 _ _ _____%_____ _ . . . BOZQQZ‘; 1O‘Z€£1i1“’.1.1 ‘$3M . WORK SHIRTS 381° P"°° - - — - '1- - " $35" hsomlglamyl: 1114 (lira city‘ a“ sizes Ideal Gilt for Christmas enter. Mayor Stanley Lewis o! Ot- up to $1_0() 3¥“M§°;éi‘i.‘“li..°‘éi..$‘“&“i;°iil sale c. Look! Look! °i$flcfigglg>flgolcllglghmders pnw dllllrflitlgegllggt _With every $2.00 Purchase you will r_e- tlse in Ilandsdnwng Park, now s - celve a coupon giving you a chance to Will military camp. A preaching the S1118 $1.19 5 ' ‘Wk to m how t e team w” $ .00, $3.00 and $2.00 prizes. sharping up m. n. 1mm. 1,11,,“ ————-—-—»—_ Drawing takes place Saturday night Toronto Argonauts Saturday the WOOL SOCKS November 41h. filfiewfifiui? 133g fihmmd “nd i 19c and 29c Save money and buy now at oéawlgsplnfiél sztuodbe the Mayor o!‘ .. ' » E 's _ ws~d**"’°¥1"*"““ s"°"“‘“"s F R E D K E l. 0n ," , “Look :1. the urn gelling» Reg‘ 35° “d 25°

Mayor.

A hasty check oi’ the list showed no mention oi’ the Mayor o! Ot- tawa but a recheck unearthed the mme oi‘ Stanley Lewis along with olthler directors o! the lootball c u .

iii IRISI-ITOWN SCHOOL

Report for September; Grade X:

1. Marjorie Campbell. 2. Doris Johnstone.

3 Louise Campbell. Grade IX:

1. Margaret MacLeod. 2. Ewen Davison,

3. Enid MaoLeod. Grade VIII:

1. Ernest Proiitt

2. Layton Prolitt, Grade VII:

1. Earie Campbell.

2. Leman Davison.

3 George MacLecd, Grade Vl:

1. Anne Campbell.

2. Clair Campbell. Grade V:

1. Gladys Mann.

2. Elizabeth Johnstone. 3. Jessie Prolitt. Grade III:

1. Leith Mann.

Grade I Sr:

l. Leona Campbell.

2. Lemon Reeves.

3. Blanche MaoLeod, Grade I Jr.

1 Francis Campbell. 2. Lloyd Mann.

3. Elds, Macleod. Number attending —33. Perfect attendance -11. Teacher, Elrlc Campbell.

Says Fate 0f Quebec Rests 0n Election

humane, Oct. 18-011 the out- come of the lorillcoming provincial election "rests the 1m o! Quebec and 11,; people," Postmaster-Gen- m; pqfigatlgkl s political rally to . here g on behAll’ n! Liberal oandldaies and n8 his llnlt scheduled address slum the ourrmt cum. opened, the mom!‘ o! Parl ament (or Quebec South uk- : “What la to be Q1169“? PWV’ mac's Iuture in Conrledeaution?" “Arc we to remain o film'-

Hard Of Hearing Canadian Praises . Aurine Ear Balsam

A simple home treatment which ls b ing new hope and happlneu to s erers everywhere. H. E. Blnkslee oi New Brunswick. writes: "Have used one bottle of ‘AURINE EAR ' and it has been e

verse with me iunily as in the d old days, hear the clocks a ing and listen in on the programmes presented over the olr and bexlnnin .0 enjoy lile u in the past. W011i minhlv Id URINE EAR

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. AM to anyone who ls hard o! hesringnlor I know it will do them ,

." eiore you invest in expen- sive hearing devices t_ one bottle o! AURINE EAR. B . See ll’ it doesn't help vou too. Ii you are hard o! hearing, have ringing and buzz- lnw in the ear-Get AURINI: EA BAISAM today. Relic! ll ouick. Con; on] a iew cents a dey. Money back ll l does not help you. 3'01- sale and recommended by

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workmg with _ other eight provinces.’

Minister P. J. A. Cardin

night Canadian unity i5 thwulefl- ed in the Quebec election campaign

lstef Lapoimle, Quebec is respected throughout the Dominion. It is not like two decades ago when we were misunderstood by our fellow Can- adians.

“ltisuPibusnov/to ‘ our fellows

MONTREAL, Oct.

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