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Suits $18 to $25.00 -:-r   Coats   $13.50 to 021.00 '
Bul: A" You Need is 52.--9._|:0i Buy Qne
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An “easy” price to pay! An “easy” way to pay it! Two strong arguments
that should convince you of the wisdom oi buying a Suit and Overcoat now-
at PROWSE BROS. LTD. The prices are low for the Quality. And noni
with our “Easy Buying Plan" all you need is $5.00 cash. The balance in small _
_ Convenient Monthly Payments
WINTER COATS
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MAN, OH MAN! WHAT VALUES! YOU'LL
MARVEL AT THESE LOW PRICES, YOU’LL MARVEL
AT THE FINE FABRICS, YOU’LL BE EXCITED BY
SMART STYLES. IT’S AN EVENT THAT FAIRLY
SHOUTS “BUY NOW." THERE’8 A SPLENDID
CHOICE OF HEAVY ALL WOOL SILVERTONES,
CHECK BACKS AND MELTONS. BLUES, G-REYS,`
BROWNS AND GOOD LOOKING PATTERNS.
MEN’S` SUITS
IF YOU LIKE T0 'KEEP RIGHT UP T0 THE
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MINUTE IN STYLE AND APPEARANCE-IN CLOTHES
YOU CAN PUT ON AND WEAR FOR MONTHS--AND
YET FEEL LIKE PAYING ONLY A MODERATE PRICE,
THEN YOU’RE THE KIND OF MAN WHO WILL BE
VERY INTERESTED IN THIS LINE OF _ NEW FALL
SUITS.. FINE WORSTED SUITS IN NEAT BLUE,
BLACK AND BROWN STRIPES, IN A COMPLETE AS-
SORTMENT OF SIZES, 35 T0 46. ,
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Prospects For f
T Greater Export
_ Of Gypsum
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comin# into
buildini in-
tain, it bein!
cvercomlns tc s erm
prejudice which linger-
minds of some builders
allboard in general, sc-
to the Industrial Depart-
-< the Canadian National
 In sddil-ion to plaster
-board of English manufacture is is
Oarmdian product. Due to the in-
creasing demand from the Ermlilh
plaster board industry lsrse culm-
eiirles oi' gypsum have been import-
_;m, from canada. There are exten-
gp depcsist ol gypsum in Canada.
anvncvs scour and use Brunswick.
£0 Biglish plaster board industry
gms likely to retain its strong po-
lition which should result in in-
Iessee imports ol canadian syn-
sum. There are deposits ol hlsh
_grade gypsum rock in Cumberland
1 Derbyshire, in lmgland. but it
is not known to what extent these
,ggsiiiifd
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the English plaster board induetty.`
Fibre board is also coming int0
greater favor in Great. Britain for
many jobs in building construction
as well as other trades in which it
is alone suited. Cena/dl. is repre-
sented in the Enslieh market with
fibre bonrti also. The English libre
board is of the heavy cardboard
type meds chiefly from waste ma`
OLD CBADLB8 EELICB
OF PIONEER FARMERS
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1ll0R!r BT. JAMES, BD., Oct. 2|
Relics oi the days when pioneer se
tiers penetrated into the wild brush
country of northern British Colum-
bia '15 years ago, s number oi cran-
les, primitive grain-cutting imple-
ments, have been found in one of
the Hud.son’s Bay companys old lolz
warehouses here.
The cradles, s form of scythe with
a row of teeth projecting above and
parallel to the blade to lay the
ewathes of grain in strsizht rows.
are believed to have been brought
into the warehouse shortly after it
was erected about 1872. »
Once in great demand, the cradles
htisly the increasing demands oi
have lain unused and rusting more
than 40 years. '
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A 10 Dayswithout Sleep
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York doctor meds this test,
was msn! months recovering 1
s comp ste nervous break own. '
I to do?" You may ask, -
relleflesngstisfroslll-_lledsseeof
Eastern
..°'l.‘nls column is reserved lor
lows ol local interest hut advertis-
lnl 0| n newly nature may he in-
sertod st I cents s v.\rd strictly
usyshie in advance.
. .'D0 NOT MISS MABON’B One-
Cent Bale from October 27th to
November 3rd, inclusive.
W' 0 L-1449-io-24-vi.
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‘ ..~'rnE rn.mueoss nocnsv
OLUB will hold a Halluwe’an Dance
in Oddiellows Hall, Montague, on
Wednesday. ~ L-1490-10-2 -2|.
..*REMEMBER 1 cents buys 81.00
worth, $2.00 worth, $5.00 worth, at
Msbcn’s One-Cent Bale from Est-
urday October 2'1th in November 3rd
inclusive. L-1449-Z0-24-'1i.
..'A REAL CHANGE to get yoiii'
drufs for the winter. bw Your
Ohristmse gifts in toilet goods, sts-
tionery, and all sundrise st Msbouh
One-Cent Baie, Montague, October
2'Ith to November Std in3:%_e.“_,"
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.JOONCIBT AND Fil |0010.
iin Oddfsilowe Hall, Hmtslue, Iri-
dsy evmina, October Nth. st I
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been
the minutes, the tressurer's report
was read, showing a substantial bai-
encs cu hand. Correspondence in-
cluded a letter from the National
President Mrs. Goiiey, relative to
I an i'ii inn a tin
Loca S i....::::.“..;’;‘......:.'°:.°°°”......:. .iz
needy in the Archdiocese of Regina,
and members' obligation or quota re
same. A motion carried that s small
tsx be levied on each member so
that ell would participate in this
worthy cause. The reports of the
sous-rs smxcs uses 
smm. asrnwav 'rms
south Ames nes zone in rar'
steel reilwey ties on I. large scale
which are obtained from E“ropean
countries, according tc the Indus-
trial Department or the* Csnsdisn
National Railways. In the case ol
»wocd ties, hardwood is preferred.
The railway authorities of Bouth
Africa estimate the lite cf steel ties
at thirty yesrs, hardwood 20 years
World’s Unused
Shipping Tonnage
s Declining
The world's merchant shipping
has (allen 0!! from the high 103-l
of 70,000,000 tons ii 86,000,000 tons
but is above the 1014 tonnage by
16,000,000 tons. There is. however.
a. glowing reduction in the amount
of unemployed tonnage this hav-
$1};e“‘°‘oom”‘f-‘31‘;€e°;"°":°x=“°;h2°‘:&b§\°1;:imd treated softwood ties le years. mg dmpped ‘mm 10,000,000 tons
WL nm mowm m mount of south Africa is troubled with wood _two ye," no to 0,000,000 000, at
god ,, k 0 Tw., be ._ Wm# 1”°°°“- P°‘“°“"“‘Y .°h°‘ti-is present time according tc the
maui; woxzom on mg; éiuvgmtunnte, and thisis s factor. There mduum Deglntmem of me °,m_
~ is only one timber crecscting plant “im N.0|0n Rmw0ys_ Many of
Committe lor th m th f Octob
ima the sums fo ti-gn Ssiwnurfim s°“‘.” ”"°°' “" "°“‘“ 3"' the lhlns lskl ~ui> are imewnomlosll
The President gave s report of the "
in operation under existing con
Pantry sale asia in sentence., Chewill Glllll dlt1°l\4~ Bhlwihs. hvwmf- has ex-
wnicii snowed s satisfactory sum girl. Carbide iwrlsncsd several periods of mute
,Ȣ,,\|n,4_ A mm dymmim rqard- . 0m depression but these eil eventually
ing unfinished articles for the lot- -°'- pelted and were succeeded ll!
tery took place, end the members Chewing mln from carbide and yelfl 0! INN” \¢¢\‘/ity and PW!-
agreed to meet in the league rooms n possible substitute for shatter- l>\l'|¥¥- 'Phil fm il 111011811! t0 lt"
twosfternoonsoithe following week pmqf 31”; 3 mm, gg gh, mum eention by
in complete the wort. It was decid- whlnh canadian chemists dsuy ue Resistor-wh
ed to hold weekly csrd nsrtle-1 for performing. rn sediticn, from uni ins its
the bslsnce of the month, and lunch
omlimittbes Were lppoinied for eloh brughgs md ggmbg, cup; gud, 131-Il
ous decorative containers ere him-
|°°¢"\Y md '"7 ”\“f°'“l1¥ l'°P°\‘°~ ed out! Greet resources as hydro-|
nmit. 'l‘he President then read s
describing in detail the sociel and
business activities ol the Diocsssh
Ooh tion held in B mmsssids
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insnseptsmiieriitnicinu. mm- mm; ,mb U, ,,,,,,{"q,'i¢
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year the _Dieessen Ocnventicn will mmufl 0( 9,0 www,
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Speed Age'Changing
Breed Of Horse
Ontario drslt horses are making
their appearance in the north of.
England sres. which includes Liver-‘
pool and Manchester. An experi-
mental shipment cs Ulydesdeie hor- _
ses from Ontsrig to the Liverpoool‘
area last spring has been success-
ful end it is hoped will iced to a
stesiiy and proiitsbie trade, sc-
cording to the Agricultural De-0
‘pertinent of the Canadian National
has s gre des to o ,t
type of horse required. For instance
Liverpool requires s sturdy type oi
heavy lcsds up Kmfes, while Man-
chester. where the ground is more
level. likes s lighter horse. The less;
ol the Ontario Clydesdale; came in
for favorable comment. ln the met-
ter of color the dark hues ere' pre-
_ ferred smile sometimes dipole my
win add to e. iioree's value. The
modern sgeol speed has even hit
the horse breeding industry, a
horse that is emu-‘er an his feeti
and quicker in his movements then
the dhire time of horse. which
only recently 'held first place in the
estimation of buyers. belts desir-5
able. lions breeders in thssenthern
setting auth?
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O eming' In China
lgor Maritime Starch
Made From Potatoes
There is an increasing dmlmd 3”
Shanghai. Ghina, for potato starch
for industrial purp0e¢S. Chiefli' 1”
the teniie industry., and it would
appear there is an opelllilll 1°* W
Canadian product in this market-
particulsrly from the Maritime!
and the Western Provinces. Sim*
rt ent of the
the Industrial Dept in
_canadian National miiwayr lrldi'
cations point to s. permanent BYOW'
ing mai-ret in the orient for iwtlf
to starch due to the misration Df
the textile industry to the Far EAST-
wi-:s1' mhms novsirwrn:
Doss srmim cmiiimiva
A1' ounlsrmsls 'HMI
Canada, next to thc United Kim*
dom, is the principal source 0|
supply Ior paints and varnishes in
the British West lndies and Brit'
ish Guiana which is s hilhly 00"*
petitive market. The housewife ill
these Empire countries of the Osr-
ibbean reached by direct service M
vessels of the Canadian Natimlll
Btesmships commences her annual
spring ricusecicsning about christ-
mas time ind mere is a ready 5°"
ci enamels for household use Bbillf
this time. sales oi Canadian brfllldl
ig household ensimis are increas-
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