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TRI-M~ $400 FUR 5335* - s fo' _ roll wi widen as answered ii rio- s un limb nuns °1 their
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HUDSON SEAL COAT, FITCH COLLAR mr. and Mrs. c. is. sobey; wiurroe vera read ans |soiit¢d~ A*¢h°°1oom- their my hook to !\_l\¢\\.¢l_- Tht ¢W°
-'T1 f~ .. van _ 'nina .i _isin mittee was appointee. it we also o narri arrived hm ivsterdfu `f_. AND TRIM’ $410 FOR $325' _ whey tru, uughsxfmglrurf Wu, moved that |. lamp be bought fir the m`0niin|m-:mm New York and GUPM
miamd a miscellaneous shower oy °°h°“‘~ W1 Wlfmi Wtbster. im. the large amount of _misfit to lu
V' These are real good number one coats m, ,mm of WDM, ,M “pimms vlncem nnnigsn sne Mrs nusssi issues were given quick aemtsir.
0 hi li o an bu V' ultli confidence. , eonnnnnitiss, on tn, sv, einer n _ Webster were :anointed to so around 'rin Antonia runnin; wi. no pa at
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y 5 prossiung marriage. Amr ui elle the district with Blnawrium papers. seven in the svsoins for oooh and
h guests had arrived the gathering was Other business was discussed Mrs Livrpool, and the Aseania foilovrllil
I If interested lu a fur coat we have t e _ “md to mm, by 'Mn “mm mm- Wm. si/_rnsgnsn and Mrs. vinseni two horn-s ister for Piyrnoiitn. invre
coat you want at the price you want to niuey who in s few wen chosen re- nnruxsn were appointed mr the pro- and minion.
marks stated the purpose of thg eve- sramms committee. Next meeting to Inward ship ing at Halifax over
pay' ning. MissSobey was escorted tothe be held at the home of Mrs. Wm. the woek~end Ponder Canadian Nc- all -
seat of honcr by Miss Myrtls Pick- Ronaghan on Jan 30th A dainty tional au-splool W!! also brisk, the
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Huestis This was followed by the Hooper a special treat. of nuts and and 800 tons cargo for here and the
COA-rs' epeuins of the mini beautiful urs- widy were passed 'srsnns by the hos- snrner Dmisiqson iiner netitis on
santa, which was dons by Mrs. Wal- tess. A social hour was much enjoyed sunday from England. with 120 pas-
Ksns n Miss Car b all a vote thanks w n n soo tm-is ml ht, for this
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mpg governing its life it io be niude N6 ` Annand \,. . .t by the American Society of Mecliaii- _an 191111 Y
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f 23-" Ne-1-,~ Arinaii who have been i.l1 with
lq__ flu are all improving,
AND ' Mr. l\l:-iyor Towsend Sherbrooke al.-
GLASSES 1:-I-1~»1-U, ,tcudcd the fimeral of the late Mr. E.
E. W. TAYLOR
Optometrists
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HIDES
gym; Q ship up your hides.
ollfskinl, llmb Ind sheep polls.
uirl receive top market vriluc.
Boneless
Horsemeat
We can supply lloncless horse- _
meat in carlond lots or less
Write or 'phone us for price.
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STATIONERY and OFFICE SUPPLIES
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everything the BUSINES MAN requires for his office.
BLANK BOOKS. FILES,
l[NDlNG CASES. EN- VELOPES, INKS. TYPE- WRITER SUPPLIES, LEDG- EBS, DAY BOOKS, ORDER BOOKS.
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Ei; J- S- TAYLOR 1_ ' Mr. and Mrs Erie Mcmurrio, Nor-tu
= Bcdcquc were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
hmmm Sym” ____ James Marchbank_ Saturday after-
.i nooii.
Messrs Pillm.u.n_ Marohbank, Tay-
lor, Rainer and Waugh loaded A our *of cobbler potatoes at New Annan _Station Friday. We understand ow- ‘ ing in the indispositlon of the Furry more shipinenus shall be delayed for a. lime.
what is more pleasing and opment-
ated than a. general obligitig up to ,date ma.iliiia.n!? No matter what the iweather is. or the travelling condi- ; tion, Mr. Robertson gets over the mail ,route just. the same. The writer bc- spealrs for the community at large
_ that he is "second to none."
A very pleasant evening was spent
Tuesday, 15th., inst., at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Edgar Sobey, Wilmot
_ lvalley when a. host of friends de-
_lightfully showered their daughter
Miss Grace with a, display of miscel- 'laiieous gifts, both costly and use- _ f ul, Tha parcels were opened by Mrs._ _ W. Davison and Miss Carrie Burrows - who presented them to the populur t young bride, to-be who fittingly and I winscmsly thanked the donors for re- l iucrnbcring her with such lovely gifts. l The remaining hours of the evening 1 were pleasantly spent in various ways, _ including a delectable lunch to which , everybody did the fullest “_lustice_" ,"F‘or she`s a jolly good fellow" was heartily sung and after wishing "Grace" the best of wishes in her new veiiture all departed for their homes,
wondering "who shall bc the next.”
choes Reveal
Depth of Sea
(By British United Press.) _
LONDON .January 22.-An ingeni-
ro-O-Ooo-9 *-0 ro ¢¢+v>o+¢
iiii\'i;aLoi's to discover the depth of the sen by means of sound waves was demonstrated at the Institute of Elrcirical Eiiglncers.
Tl c demoiistr '
,\‘t'ccrl. tutor of Emmanual College ‘and lecturer ln physics at. Cambridge Uiiivr_i'siiy. who was giving U19 WC' fond of his Royal Institution lectures for juvciilles.
Domonsirating that sound docs not
carry any worse against the wind, but that it. docs not travel along the gmiiiid ibciiig blown into the olrl. hr- described the experiinents of a Cumbi'if_lgc professor who Sl-Ulkd BH -.rim-in clock on his lawn and crawl- ml away from it on all fours up ivliicl unlil lic could lieur lt. no longer.
'lhcii he stood up and B-801" lm
.=<;r,iicl of the ringing ularni came to hun. ivnlklng farther away he onoe inorc entered i-hi slleiilr zone. and fsiallv he climbed a tree, whereupon ‘hr _found became :iudihle again.
This brought Mr Wood to the sub-
_vr-' of silent- zones, and he display- ed on Llie screen a map of is large area. of England illustrating the sil- =m. cones of the disastrous Bilvere lo\i'i~i explosion of l9l'I.
This showed that the roar of the
orrplcsioii was heard in Northampton- Asf.-ot-Cant-erbury triaiigls (amounting to 2.500 square uil.le.|.i Beyond that to thc north was a great silent zona wlieie nothing was heard. and north rf that again a wlds bell. stretching from Norwich through Lincolnshire to Nottinghamshire where more than 220 places heard the explosion.
'rhen he began to demonstrate how
.sound waves could be used for detect- ing the depth of water under a ship. Mr. Wood produced throughout the
‘ hall a silent zone in which the pro-
verbial. pin could have been heard rlroopiiig.
He told how once when he was
sailing off a cliff-bound coast lu very follsy weather the captain of the steamer blew his siren intervals and waited for the echo to anabia him lo fudge the distance of his ship from the shore. _
Much the same principle. Mr. Wood
added. was employed in the new ly-` strm of signalling to the bottom of the ocean to find out the depth. but
in this case sound _SVI of vor] short; wave-length. p ucod by till osenisuon of s quarts vim. nfs used.
Teh apparatus co ists of _ e
miller and a micropglene fixes mm isIiip’s bottom. The transmitter sends out a succession of sound waves. which. travelling at nearly 5_- om feet a mood, ali tba ollol
-so->>» 4 aoooo 4-o-o-r Q-0-0-so-0-0
cus new apparatus which enables
r atoi was Alexander
rie Burrows and Miss Myr k stts of Wilmot. valley. Miss Bobey suitably and in s. few words thank- ed the donors for tilblr ml-hy ex-, prusions of kindness and lood wlshh and exienilixig an iiivltation to one and all in visit her at her future home in Coleman. Miss Bobay hu. fm- the past few.:/ea.i's been em- ployed in the Post Olive at. O’L¢ar.v. whore by hor oourtny and demean- or also made a host of friends, and no doubt will be the recipient -of many gifts from this part of Prince Oount.v_ The remainder of the eve- ning was spent in games of every kind, situ' which B bountiful lunch- eon was served by the ladies, and one and all wonder; their way home- watd quita satisfied with the ova-
Ahvaya keep \|iuud'a Linimuit handy.
PBUFING T0 MAKE STRONG FRUIT TREES
flxpariinmial Farms Note)
A
The loss entailed each your by the
basking down of fruit trees is in a large nies-sure avoidable if proper care is taken in the early years of the treo. _A great deal ol tha' damage is a re- sult of poor crutches or a, poorly shap- ed head. .llldled by .the sandard of sanitation, the open centre tree is perhops a trifle better than the mod- ified leader type. which is the type we are going tp talk about.
'lgliie modified leader system consists
in bwihl the central leader no grow to a height of four or five feet., or even more if s lieahed tree is desir- ed. Along this central leader branch- es are selected to from the main Jramework of the tree. Probably not
Avmore than six will bo kept and these
will be well spaced around the leader to get a. well balanced head. ,As soon as the uppermost branch has been selected, the leader is cut off at this point.. This gives s. tice with cen- tralaxis for-'about five feet. with branches radiating from it-. which i-i a. much strongm- tree than the old op- an centre or vase-shaped tree which
f tl n.
is requen y soc
A word about selecting branches for
the framework. Some branches tend to grow upward at a very shape angle to tha main stem. This .sharp sngla makes a weak cinch and such branch- es should not be selected. Try to get branches which are forming mom of a right angle to the main stein. This can better be accomplished when the selection is made from branches two years old. Very young branches have not adopted their real angle of growth and lt. is dif- ficult. to make a proper selection.
A company has been formed in
Rumania to obtain a monopoly in radio broadcasting and the manufac- ture of radio apparatus.
bed. and are then echoed buck to the ship, where the mlnrophoiiq picks them up.
By an ingenious cut-out telephone
arrangement, the nilcrophone re- ceives only the echo, and not tim act- ual sound wave. -
On t.h_a captains bridge there is a
sealed chart marked off ,in feat. and on this chart the transniltter and the microphone Jointly record the depth ol water.
The apparatus has passed oul. oi'
the experimental stole. he said. for a ship equipped with it. inode a long voyage over sandbanks and 'Lhrougli waters of varying depth without. the navigator taking a single bearing from land or consulting the charts.
Helpless With Pain
In Hit- Bad:
Vancouver man thinks Gin Pills wonderful
Right in the midst ofthe osl Home gligr, Mr. J. S. TVN _pf Vancouver, - »»‘_Y\l¢°mPl tylsl up_by severe pang; Lnttbii small <af_l:is_ aelr. He
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a how “I was 050:: 20 l»\'l,' says. ~
Bere a moat awkward d painful
robin: solved li ' ‘Dil d li Edmund “Pills vviiilif ru :sis
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Li'
ss d a v ry enioyable ev
ening came to a close by singing Good Night Ladies.
I
Tryon Laugh H_zt POPULAR ~FAncEuit umm uv EXTRAVAGANI COMEDL' ROLE
The opening of "How tg Handle Women' at me strand theatre pm- vided a large and enthusiastic sud- icnce with cue of the most entcrtéin- ml! pictures that has been witnessed here this year. There was scarcely a moment during the showing of the Universal comedy hit that the shoc- tators did not respond to the film with peals of laughter.
Glenn Tryon is starring and Ma-r~
ian Nixon is his leading lady, They make an excellent team. and the great success of the picture is due in a large measure to these two.
Tryon has only recently been; elo-
vated to stardom. but his origins) type of comedy portrayal is rapidly making hlm one of the outstanding stars in point of populsrityin the country. Ha
never fail in their purpose of provid- ing mirth.
Tryon surpasses in the current at-
“Paintlrig the Town," which first serv-
public.
William J. Craft who directed "How
reputation as one of the screens fin-
brlnglng together the elements of a
situations is apparent in this picture. Comic scene after comic scene flasnes
chosen. Raymond Keane makes an ex- cellent prince, while Robert T. Hains looks the part of a newspaper editor. Bull Montana is one oi' the heavles. and, as usual, fills the part. Others in the companyare such players as Ces- are Gravina. FI. H. Hcrrlnian, Leo White, Mario Carillo and Violet La Plante.
The Anierican pep of a newspaper
cartoonist out of a job in trying to gain doininuiioii of a somewhat re- calcitrant young lady. and in selling the unused peanut crop of a foreign
of the story. He sells the crop,_ma re.; Vclgiirla, and wins tie vc o ii who had formerly scoffed at. him.
LIONESS. (TUBS CAUSE PANIC When residents of Provenchcrcs.
France. saw a. lioness stalking through the village followed by its three cubs, they all rushed t.o_ Lhelr homes and barricarled doors und winrluvxs. The animals. apparently ns frightened ss me people- made for the open country. Not until worcl reached thc village that the beasts had been captured at a nearby farm did the villagers venture out... Then came word that tlirce wolves had taken refuge in a neighbouring woods and genddriucs and peasants joined in the hunt, that ended Ui their Capture: The animals had es- caped from a circuis on its way to SL. Didier.
Sun '.5 Temperature
lBy British United Prensa
LONDON. January 22.-star; 5° llfie 1-list the whole orbit of tha with could be put. inside were 'de'. scribed by Professor A. Ei. Edding- tcn, Professor of Asti-oiioniy at Cam. gpttigg pt ti_;;no_nfereiice
as er -
Cambrm e_ s oc at-ion at
. _ U
Siwaklir i 0 i - he said tligsiotheuzciilfrant1§y¢:ll;,°?,;1,i 95 wiild bc calculated. was 40,000,000 °-°'s.°°t~
oessor Eddingtoii calmly-and
with the utmost. coolness-announced the almost untliinkable figure rep e. Ween! the .inns heal.. ;
UU mill f, Q "
_:uni-ea. "unit "4rli.oo0tl0‘ii¢cim`:iegr3;`;., da] eat is s
lil; lost_t'l;_l:1i?iloI:l:lil1:g?'l'1M mnpm-“ure
G mil 2 one tlilrik of a violent
“on” “hell h¢ IPDKE ul the iiilerlgr of the stoi. I-lc described the gn g "l¢¢l€y of utoiiis and electrons wlilgl "UW “Will the electrons coming lou; °°|l1li°l1. blasting away the “wg” *N14 flying on again. " l‘Nf0l|or lliddin ton said that ps,-.
mx "lilies most lnforaatlng thing wg, whkh extremely high temperature.
ll 'Ulf' light might have been
¢h_°\i|ht would e arent marie to any advance. new turned out is Piugl INN simplification.
tack n the L
“iv sim." iifssia. '-w'i°'§»"fr°»‘l°r'lri‘r'-' lifts one of the most uirfieuu prou- lems of the universe, but perhaps gm
Chinaman Held
for Manslaughter
loauadian Press-l BYDNEY. Jan. 23.-Wong Clieun,
proprietor of the Wong Cafe, is being held without bail for preliminary hearing on a charge of manslaught- er. following the death of Henry Lappin, aged 21, who succumbed iii the hospital here after being found unconscious on the floor of the cafe at an early hour yesterday morning A verdict that. death was. due to fracture of the skull caused by ii blow on the head was brought in by the jury.
Wallace Poushay. who was held
with Malcolm Mclsasc ss s material witness said he was not with Lappln a.nd Molsasc but entered the cafe alone to find Lappin lying on the floor. He saw something in the hand of Wong Cheun but did not know what it was.
Malcolm Mclsaac wld the jury he
imbues his clwracterizatlons with WU W0 dfunk ll- U19 time 0! the! clever mein and funny actions that trvublmo sivs s oonnertoo story of
the occurrence. Hs claii-ned Lappin tursied with chenn and that the isi- ter knocked Lsppin down. buthe
traction the great hit he made in could not remember the arrival of
the police or any subsequent events.
ed to introduce lilm properly to the W°UE Chelln fold his solicitor that
three men came into his cafe and ordered food for which they refuscd
to Handle wnrnen," has enhanced his to psy. and when he expostuisisd
attacked him. He denied striking
est. comedy directors. His siriii in Lsuirin-
_story to make the funniest possible To STUDY ARCHITECTURE
TORONTO. Ont.. Jan. 19-"Bride
before the audience until they are Bmd ~ mes ~ forced to stop laughing from sheer Dh.e_el:rhYre is 1;‘°n‘;`;:_hg;“ :§1Ex;_ weariness. W _ ~ I _ The supporting` cast is also well ugmggfyi “wg” wmgzaemlwzs
trouble for that great society. They mieht encourage those who intend either to build or to renovate, to 831.1118 Seri/loci of l. mmpctent architect. one who has real mm-est, U1 Wilkins the farm house both beautiful and oomfoi-table.
0006 Bwhlteots are not expensive,
and they save money_ in ure long run. Too often the farmer and his wife spend a. good round gum of l\10l1€y in building or renovation. and at the end of the time have S0111/P‘Gl\ln8 that is a blot on a beaut-
the Hblieorsnoe and the actuality
Many oi’ our young architects
houses that are beautiful and filled with simple comfort men who are
he triad to so and talk to gatherings of th; Institute, explaining dur".
style would suit, York County, while another would be demanded by con-
formation of Grey. The good and conscientious architect will encour-
mnsvq _.__ _ , rg-aa _
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TWEEDS AND CHINCHILLAS _
$10.00 Coats for $ 5.00 $12.50 Coats for ; 6.35 $22.00 COalSf01'$11.00 $30.00 C0a.l1B_f0l‘ 15.00
' KASHA-VELOUR-BROADCLQTH
i $25.00 Coats for $12.50 6.00 Coats for $18.00 I $39.00 Coats for $19.50 5.00 Coats for $22.50 I $03.00 cents for $31.50 8.00 costs for $39.00
$95.00 Coats f01‘$47.50 $130.00 Coats foi' 65.00
Chi1dre11’s Coats .
' Here is a collection of simply wonderful
bargains. Colne early in the day, bring the children witli you so as to save as much time as possible and avoid approbation delays. $10.50 Coats for $ 5.25 $11.50 Coats for $ 5.75 $13.50 Coats foi' $ 6.75 $19.00 Costs for $ 9.50 $22.00 Coats for $11.00
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l One third off
Lovely Dresses
T-his Dress bargain offers you one of the
most wondei‘l’ul of shopping chances, new fab- rics of all sorts-and no “old timers” in the whole splendid lot. They must go by stock tak- ing to ina.ke rooiii for new garments. $ 0.95 Dresses for . . _ . _ _ . . . ._ _ _ _ _ $12.75 Dresse:-‘_ for _
$20.00 Diwssos for _ . . ._ . , ,, $25.00 l)i'esses for _ _ _ _ ._ _ _ _ . _ _ _$16117 $30.00 Dresses for _ . ._ . . . _ $20.00 $39.00 Dresses for . _ _ . _ _ . . . . . ._ _ _ .. _ _ _$26.00
_ One third off ,
1 Children’s Dresses
__ _$1.50 . . .$1.84 .. .$2.50 . . .$3.8-1
-1$%€6
"|»§C»5
_ _ ..$ 6.64 _ _ .$ 8.50
.$13.34
re is »
$2.25 Dresses for only _ . . _ . . . . _._ _. _ $2.75 Dresses l'oi' only _ . _ _ _ . _ $3.75 Dresses for only ._ _ _ . _ _ _ _ _ . $5.75 Dresses for only _ . _ _ _ ._ _ ._ .
moss-_ _
$0.50 Dresses l'oi' only _ _ _ _ ._ . _ _ . _$4.34
country named Volgarla, is the thriad U-ul landmape and devoid usa of . _
these last days we are nia.kii_15' It ¥¢d_“9a°9 °n
- those lines which must positively he oletretl 150 iIi%lQ."7 £93 1 new goods. On these specloll We QAM 9! WWW* 9515' 99;' ' alder cash terms, no charges. P10009 H1919 ¢§l‘l.5'» Q39 9"!!
buyer has every advantage lil U10 M60. 90 $205.0 H97 371095’
` new LADIES l 25, PEB CENT
coiwunor vow-“1'1‘ Q (_) 0 D C0308 WQ3'1‘1_»I TO $135.
291:.
GREAT FINAL! 590153
ANCE LAD1ES HAT-
$1.00_ vu-' -~
wool. TOQUES AN! Murru-HRS 2,5 PM GENT GEF-_ .
KOTEX KQTQI 2 1=r.c1-sions 100.
Cl~i1LrDRl'-§N’S WOOL msn vusrs. .Br_-.eel-1 ERB AND DRAWERS
25 PER CENT OFF.
LADIES' AI.-L. WQQJ JAEGAB ' Bl.-QQMI'-.lRl $3-00. TOD "-25
WQQL-' §IeQQE EB 25 BER QQNT QF!
AFIANNELQLETTE PY# MAS AND GQWNS. ~ PER CENT QFF.
mone f liniself and the prince o f ,
y or i _ _O __ gm of comfort inside. _ _ 1 _ _____,H._,,,
the men who are now putting up
l
enthusiasts in their' esiiing, would; WOn1en’S ' out mane . and shnwins why uns Ladies Wool Combinations $3.00 for _ _ .$2.25 ' '
§§§s”;‘§v;‘§q;'n;;‘_’m' P'°°“°°°-and Unbleaulied Cotton diced 130018-bk 54 ins., wide 320. yd. T0BACC 3le_;1_clic<_l _(`._o)tt0ii kdlcetil D__i__3,_p1aBk. 54 ins. Wide 42o.~ yd.
_ n eaciei ainus ,un on, ins. wide, 700. yd.
‘il ms; lilzzzlzzi lzlliizszzlv %‘;i““_?.t.’“.fi*_t.°° li
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by the Attoi'nc'y-General‘s Depart-I mont. ! Today M. H. Bwattmun of Lum-l
to have his department assuma the task of inquiring into the affairs of’ the oo-operative. with a view to def- initely fixing the blame for the fall- ure and salvaging some of the assets. if that in possible.
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professor Neale said that it was
with the study of Elizabethan history that he hoped to associate his tenure of the Astor Chair of English History lu the university. The story of Eliz- abethan times was not one that lent itself easlLv to telling. iii its own day it was recognized as an we of glory and happy memory. and its Queen in life pnd death had defied reduction to ordlnlary stature. Hers had been one of thc naman round which pop- ular 'legend had twincd itself for thru centuries. The study -of lliaabcthan history
bean with oamdenb annals. and ii was get until the llth century that an a vauco was made upon his work in on nnmi history of the perisri, It was durinf this period that the llinhlihitl Mohd was chiefly con- structed. including, ho was afraid.
tiinatary of has and the ring-and th . ht slid. despite such prla le ev-
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Neale, op °°’l‘hp tudy of Ellsabethai History. was delivered at University I
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‘olnoaot th! truth of thostosy. as the -vrescnce ol the ring upon Elisabeth. 'nb at, Westminster. The incentive ‘o thc student of lllizabetban history 'day was not merely the fact, that
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ington. President of the Essex To~l
booco Clrowars' Association. issued ay ` “
call for a senersl meeting of all to- l ' . _
bacon growers and others interesiedl ‘
as creddtorc or ahareliolders in the! Q
Kingsv la Un-operative failure. The ~, . o
meeting will be held in the Leaming- ton Town Hail on Monday afternoon r . ._ , , _ _ ‘ at 2 o'clock. `
it was learned -that at this meeting _,
a resolution will be proposed to as' . '
lion. W. H. Price. Attomcy-qonorai. |
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