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Now, in its third year, the Rogers stands supreme as the pioneer oday radio sets. operating any light socket, without batteries, chemicals or chargers, are not merely an accepted success but are the standard, and will, within another year, completely a battery sets where ‘electric curretit is available, afford you pleasu Let Us home. We will pl (eliminating all With such a record behind it, everyone who inténds to buy a radio this Fall should see and hear the Rogers now./"There will be a hun- dred special events broadcast this season that you won’t want to miss. If used only for these major tepay you. Then there will be the fmyriad of daily. programs to tune of a dial—today, tomorrow The place to test a radio is where it is going to be used—in your tion and if it does not perform to YOUR satisfaction you may return it FREE of all cost. first-grade radio—$215 to $395 for the standard models—payable on terms to suit you. ’ and less than 5c a week to operate it. J. 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J Demonstrate in Your Home ace a Rogers in your home for test and demonstra- Rogers sets cost you. no more than any other It takes only a few minutes to instal a Rogers Ontario NEWS OF THE DISTRICT Interesting News of Nearby Towns Clipped From Local Exchanges. Coal Kitchener's app ig 26,709. or 853 more than last year, accord- | ing to the annual ‘auras released by | Agsssscr Loufs Abbrecht The first rene ng ee line) was in- stailed in Ho ust 20. years ago | Hurt in Gravel Pit— Oy. Monday afternoon while Mr. Thomas Riley, of Mornington, was superintending operations in the gravel pit on his farm, a fall of dry earth from the embrankment came down and buried his feet and legé half wap upto the knees, rendering it necessary to have the earth.remoy- Siege enee and org Mae er a _ bloeks ° eiee < Hiroe ebt ene an. af cals tig paca oe, ad of horse: rave equ eae: as a small bones above the ankle in one of his legs weré fractured but other- wie he wae uninjured. He will of course, tie confined to his room for some days as a result of the ac¢i- Bont, Although Mr. Riley. is > $2 ‘of age,..it ia ho ped tat he will not euffer any (praca Arig sitar Milvertou.Sun, and had tive. pet Mart Boing At first Subecribers on the Fordwich. = and Wroxeter systems had to pay t good record for a township. strictly and Some Corn Stalk— Mr. Henry Metealfe of Bentinck Tp. is a grower of tall corn. He hae on display at this office a stalk measuring .15 feet 1 Inch. Who can t it?—Hanover Post. Third Teacher Required— Owing to the crowded ‘situation at the Milverton continuation school at a special meeting of the Board of Education It was decided to engage Bitten By Rattler— The present itehdaece at the eves is $4, which number, it is four will be increased shortly | 5 | Will Open Groceteria in London— | { The T. Eaton Company, Limited, of Toronto, has definitely decided to es tablish a stote on Clarence ate? — Br HERES 3 “OUALIT 4 to COUN TS Man of Sixty r- Sind the ne Remedy |, “Fruit-a-tives” Corrected Bladder and Bowel Trouble | in the oid Reid Bros. & Co. puild- | ling. Loudon. Negotiations: which WE INVITE You ave been carried. ‘on for. some time To visit our stores and carefully and leisure! the stock on our shelves through J.B. Trowe, 206.” Royal’ Fou wih Gad enany corgtg huss of siecehguai and the low prices Bank” building,..were- brought to e| ames 2 succeseful termination Saturday with the a of a lease for sev- \ eral years, Winner Once Sold for 870— An interesting story is being told } regarding the Holstein ball, Echo artog Mercédes, whith was reserve j eenjor and sipae champion at both | the ‘C. Ne Be the ete nd io This b 2e/ DOU, calf had Wilitece Jodes, of Mount Eh} gin, from W. Burrill, of Tillsonburg, | for $10, ies years ago. It never ap- | peared in a show i until shown | at the C, N. EB. ntly, Arborast | Brothers, of Sebrinpville seeking a: senior bull for thels’own herd, paid | e sith of $1,000 for a half interest in this ual, which. just- 4fied their judgment by hie eucces-} ses in his fret appearance ‘in the} ring.’ c+ oe \ 4 Peat Dipak Near Elmira—., A large, deposit of, peat has bean discovered on the-farm of John Horst. near the “ffish-pond,’? in’ Up- per Woolwich. The, find was mad peau Acquainted with . tha ~ femotes of that couttry, “A, caswal in- vestigat on Tevealed thousands” of of peat avatlable,-he statedsAr- okay Ungot, présiden Chamber of Commerce, has received se “of hace Magen and will con- uct experiments to determine | pura BInE qualities, tts teenie take tte. up wit Gov- patient and om ERP: find Atage y hgpaemee Preiiae nares tof the Bimirs eondaton PPO POP FP Be Te; Qed Special Values fer Your Baking Supplies Baking Powder 4a ea ioe: Egc t6-or, tin reg, =Se¢ “Secor ereee LOC Pastry 36-02, tin White Satin Pastry $qis Flour 24-Ib. bag Shredded c Coccsnut «= BAL°,, |Shirrite's “Lushus’ 3 ~ MR, THOS. 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