The Lucknow Sentinel, 1939-04-13, Page 5TiWi:SDAX', APRIL 'Ode \.1939,
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Lyceum %haat
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W.I:NGH
Show .starte, at. 43 p.m; • tex•cee.,,
Saturday,... Saturday night
two shows at '7.45. and:9.45 _ p:ir'. •
M,AT1NE'E Saturday.. 2,30 pm..
"Thu'rst1a'y, Friday, Saturday,
•
April ..13, 14, 15.
ALICE FAYE
FRED ALLEN ' •
• JOAN DAWS:
• in . - *
'SALLY, . E� iR E
,andkVi
A musical . camedv With. a sup
porting cast . that includes. Such
'Durante, 'Ton.y
stars as Jimmy
Martin, Raymond , StottQuire;
tette, •and .'Luise Hovick.
ALSO ""Popeye Cortoon",
"Sport Subject" "News".''
: Monday; • Tuesday, Wednesday
.A.p r,i,1 17,..18 19.
EDNA MAY OLIVER
WALTER PIDGEON
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MY" PEAR
M•ISS.'ALD•Ri'CH"
A school teacher from. the' back
Woods inherits a paper'ren;bya
woman -hater. Miss Olivier is
the : school teacher'' and . Walter
Pidgeon the. woman -hater.
ALSO. "Crime Does Not • Pay"
"Traveltalk" "Cartoon"'
MATINEE EESaturday 23U p.m.
Admission Adults—lac
Children -10c
€OM(I11j'G-April, 20, 21, •22. •
. SP.ECIAL '"BOYSTOWN"'
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O!'TOMETRIST
IN :.LU'CKNOW '.
W1:•'JNEgD.4„Y
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Phone or drop in, and let me show
yule how Bray Chicks .made real
p,"t,tr fot poultiynen last 'year.
• attention prompt
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Finlayson Bros•
• LUCKNOW; ONT.
'COU R111 ESS` CORNERS
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Harry �O1cee.• Passes - .UtGAtN!
(Continued from Page One) Mrs. Walter Hawthorne and
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visitedMiss Betty in which HarryMcGee ter °f Godcinch
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Elliottliott on 'Monday feny a oon
•
Misses Frank and 'Ln f'Sc IVLeLean of
PL.-sy;na v., spent Flee er an a week
with their brother, Mr. T• os. • Mc -
an.'
Master Ross• Eedy is nursing a sore
-tem in splints, the;result of too much
"frisk" from his friend, 'J. C. Alton's
pony, causing 'a dislocated wrist;
Mrs. • Jean, Williams has not been
so well lately-• and has- had another
:heart- attack,. • ,
' With :'the epidemic of 'flu• in our
midst and. t`en. the recent.snow store,
folke'grew lust a little weary of old
King' Winter.
Mr.;•yhorton Eedy of Shaw's Bus -
;tress College, Toronto, is enjoying
Easter holidays with .,his parents, Mr.
and 'Mrs H. J., L. Eedy. ,
Miss Margaret Pentland -of South-
ampton and. Mr. and. Mrs: Allan Pent-
land of ' London are Easter visitors
with: Mrs. A. B. Pentland. "•
• Mrs. • Robt. Moore .was called ; to
13elkrsve -at the end of the 'week • to be
with:', her • sister whose 'husband,. M,.
;has. Keating, died , at London from
serious development. after the ''flue'
The funeral was held .on Monday.
Miss Dora Sproule. of Stratford vis-
ited"Easter Sunday with her mother
Mrs.David Sproule. ,
Miss Pearil Caldwell of Leamington
was home for Easter,. with her mother
Mrs. Rebecca 'Caldwell.
Mr. Walter Dickinson attended acon-
vention of the 'Oxford'" Group et the
firstof the month at Toronto. • .
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Robb of Luck -
now visited their nephew, Mr. Wm.
Robeon the sixth of W. Wawanosh
'n ,Easter. Sunday. ••
• Mrs: Donald Fowler, Miss Melba
n'owler and Mr. and Mrs.. Robert Dur -
'tin attended' the. marriage- of their
feinnd Miss Ettabelle Swan of St.
gelens' on ;Saturday,• •
Mrs. Gordon Kidd: and little, son
'f Winirhern ,is: visiting her parents,
•Mr. and -Mrs` J. J.. Ryan. Mr. Kid+1
who , is speeding •a few days with
relatives in Southampton, Is also ex -
e ected for .e' visit.
e
D, ungannyin''Badminton:Cl'uh
sponsored a' successful dance in the
' arish Hall last Monday 'evening,
with Arthur.'s• 'orchestra of Wine'hare
"nplving the music. The attendance
was not •a§large as some other timPe.
'tie to the heavy snowfall that night
played mn ar titre part,. A few 'Months
fter he had `started to evork fox' Mr.'
Eaton, Me. McGee was promoted to
head -of a' departtnnent and later he
heeeme ,general supervisor of °several
other units.
• His executive eiielety .and flair fou
business ' expansion found .}ieoogni-
tion • early in his 'career, and in 1904.
he• was. placed in charge of. the - erec-
tion of the Winnipeg 'store, • include'
iti'g . the development of associated
'factories. arid offices: From 'that
time on be devoted most of his en=
ergies ,to' eelninlar-• expansion ,moves;
and new buildings iri - Regina,r7Sas-
katooil',, Calgary . and Moncton bore'
witness" to .his instinctive 'genies -in
'hat phase of ;operations.
; .,Mr- ' McGee' iret executive des=
tinction caine'in •1906 When he' •was',
made a directoreof the T. Eaton Co.,
and, this was followed a year . later.'
1`1y his ;appointment- as second vice
president and later as first vice- pres-
A 'wolf was seen ori Saturday on
Mr. Lorne Farrish's • farm. • Mr. Wil -
T Parrish shot at the wolf,wo'u'nd•
ing one of its legs- as it hurried away
limping. Somemen with guns and
dogs tried to -lacate the wolf without
success. , •
Easter holiday, rieitors at their,
1'4 homes are Misses Ina Campbell of
Stratford Normal, Eilleen Campbell
of 'Erin, Grace Campbell of Lucknow,
14fe1da Lane of Orillia, Winnifred Lene
of Belgrave, Hilda Lane o_f Lucknow,
Jean Nelson of Lucknow, Pearl Jam
eison of Lueknow, Mid Duncan McKay
at . his: home at Kintail.
A .number have been victims of
the 'flu' in this '• district. •
Miss Rita Courtney-- went to •Tor-
onto last week. "
Mr. John Courtney made a :'bust-
ness 'trip • • London the first of the'
yt.eek. . ,� , .•
Mies Elmira Alton of Belfast and
Mr. Leonard • Alton of London are as-
sisting Mr. David Little who is ill
Ilemeith the 'flu, '
We are sorry to rep&rt that Mrs.
George Drennan is still ill in bed,
Mr. and Mrs. Ear! McDonald and
frimily visited tel, Sunday with. 11'r,
and Mi's. Niel *Donald of Kintail.
Misse'' Melda and Winlnifred Lane
left on Tilesda.yr to attend-tfie O. E. A.
in Termite ,
Mis§• Beverly Jni nston entintained
a nerebea' ,of ,her friends to a b r;th-
ident, ,. •
Aided -New Policy :
in i 't-
ee t or
.•i',
to �McG s
addit r
In�14i . I
n
tintcontribution to the, company in
its peridd:'of expansion, he was also
'•credited •by •• hiscolleagues. with • hay. -
'rig caused Timothy Eaten to'..reverse
a
time-honoured business custom by;
:adding furniture to .his •;greatly cpm-
p"ehensi•ve line •of stock. •
Prior to 1892, the Eaton store sold
no furniture, and when Harry McGee
began to .think.of marriage, he found'
himself faced ',with the • necessity of
going, :outside • the :firm' to make his
iEierchases . of household furniture.
'Making the• rounds of furniture roan
facturers, the young' man Purchased.
himself things he needed for and
bought up a considerable balance fo'
i:he Eaton firm., The .furniture met a
brisk demand, and from that time 'en•
the department grew until it.: became
'ne of the most important trenches'
'f the' vast .mercantile establishment,
Throughou ,t'`his long , association.
with the, T.' Eaton Company, Mr: :Mc-
Gee . held the -love and respeet .ofan
increasingly large'°number of employ-
ees' by maintaining personal contact
with them despite the 'constantly:
growing demands: of business. In 1928,
' on• his, forty-fifth .anniversary. with
he
,company; the loyalty of Eaton •em-
eiloyees found expression when; at`a
1' lige demonstration in the , Arena
en+•dens., he was • presented with :a•
1i4 Royce limousine. '
Two years• later he. was made' heti--
orary colonel of the 'Irish Regiment,.
the first such distinction conferred
on anyone by that unit since the death'
of -Sir John Eaton. The honor waspar-.
ticularlyee preciated by Mt: McGee.
for it was with the Irish that, he re-
ceived his commission as .lieutenant
during ' the. Great War years, ' when•
i'he regiment' was first formed.
Marked 50th •Anniversary -
IIn 1933 he was honored at another,
huge detrion'stration' in; Maple Leaf
Gardens on his .fiftieth anniversary.
with the firm, andhe had looked for-
ward eagerly to: the4. day. when he"
would mark hie diamond jubille as a
member' of the :Eaton organization. • .
An enthusiatic golfer, he was; a
member of both Lanliton and Miss-.
issauga . clubs, and in this competi-
tive sport, as in business, he stood
out by 'dint of, exceptional energy and,
activity. In addition to his ether ,in-
terests, I'Ir. McGee was a devoted
-member of the ehureh and his con-
scientious ,work as a trustee and mem-
ber of the board of Timothy Eaton
Memorial .Church • exemplified, his , de-
votion; What that great edifice -owed
to his affection is known to few; for
his benefactions were carried out 'as
quietly and unobtrusively as were his
business duties..
Mr, McGee is survived by- his wi-
dow, a daughter, Kathleen, • and an
adopted daughter, Mary Lou Porter,
'all living at the family "residence, '61
Forest Hill Road. Two grandsons,
John McGee. Porter and Harry truest
Porter also survive. ,
Of c'oi t'se there' is sorrle sunshine
fes' .'milers. Bogs which nt'ere" worth
abiut .$.34 cwt. en Feb.: 15,• 1933
twee, tx-e' h 54855 .o'n the same diite
years later
' • -ASH FIELD
The 'fltr'ilas found quite a few vie-
' iris in our community.
Weextei d congratulations to Mr.
end Mrs. Mervin 'Avery -on their. re -
'Olt marriage. '
Mr. Shin Gibson had a very sue=
cessful ,auction, sale on. Friday but
e the farm was not sold all articles
isted were not sold. ti
Mr. Neil McKenzieand daughter
'diary of Toronto called on friends
']ere on Friday and on .their return
etre accornpaniedl by Miss Marian
McKenzie. ,
Messrs. Neil J., Neil G. and Henry
NcEenzie and Frank Hamilton are
;n Toronto this Tuesday to see the
h'nc'ltey match between' 'he Boston and
1'01:Amito teams. '
Word wee
wee received , here a last Week
.ei• kr uvn a$ "Big Rory", Ho w'as
son of the'late Mr. and Mr's. Neil
Mnchenzie, and ' w: -bore on the, 12th
nncession of Ashfield seventy-five
••e;ii•s neo. Ile has travelled quite e)-
e'i)sively Ana for dome ;Gime livedin
115t1 nl'rn l,irt for the, last ' numbe"r
• ,eveare has livtd in the Southern•
Stites.
Mr. and Mrs. ;Jos. .Killonete hay'
ee visitors.for Easter their daughters:
Miss Eva of..Connaught L•abratoriee
e'eronto and: Mrs. Win. Kelly and sor
of Welkin. '•
Mrs. Wri. Bray visited on Erste*•
4nnday with. her d'aughter.• Mrs. Wi»
Reel) on, the 6th concession of W
Irawanos'h:
• Mics. Fern ,Altotl''attended' the 'wed
''n r.of her, niece, •Miss Emily Prowl?'
"..need F' idav, also • spending •a- fel
lees. among her :relatives.
S1i 'ht improvement, :ia shown to
..
wards the recovery of Mr:' G: ,C: Tre-'
raven elle euffere' a narnlvtie, ere:ro
e „mitt,•ae:o. We anxioticiv,. wait f'
e.
' ettPr news:
'.,Miss Margaret 'Elliott, "who; is 'em--•
'loved in Goderich, was with her'par-
lets Mr: • and -Mrs, Arthur Elliott for
e1ood Friday. ••
The. lediee of the .United • Church'
are having a -bazaar of fancy Were
-nvi'•bakine, on Saturday afternoon
•ommencing at 2 p.m. with•afternoon+
tea served. • ' •
• Mrs. Witt. Thompson had as visitors
in Easter .Sunday, .Mr.., Chas.Thomp-
son, Mr. •Fratililin .Thompson, wife
end little • daughter and' Mrs. • Tilly
'titson..of London.
Rev. Eimer • and -Mrs. ,Taylor and
family •`spent. Easter' with 'the lady's
parents, . Mr,'" and , Mrs. Thos. Dick-
son, 'sr. • •
The Junior Institute is scheduled
to meet : at. the. home 'of Miss Elsie
Vint, .Ashfield.
...Rev,.. Mrs. E. Gill entertained her'.
.class of boys to' a palmy at the 'pare
sonage •on•Tuesday evening:
ST. `-H ELENS
THE
LUCK•NOW .SEhJT'I NEL
ublished every, Th
urslaY m
mernr
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at Lueknow, Ontaiio.
Mrs. A. D. MacKenzie—Prop.riet
o -•-Pu lisbe
Campbell., 'Th .meson b >.
THURSDAY, APRIL 13th, 193.$..
B FAREWEL' L TO
KI`NLOUGH LADLES
(KINLOUGU NEWS)
Mr. George Raldenby and Harold
are: spending• the week in Toronto.
. Misses Bess and Jean Lane are
holidaying with their , parents, , Mr..
and. Mrs. John Lane. •
Miss., Karl Boyle and. little daughter'
have returned home from Kincardine,;
Hospital, . '
• ,Misa.H.elen' Malcolm of Toronto is
spending the • •holidalis. at Mr. 'Thos.
Malcolni's, . '
Mrs: T. Elliott :of. . London is 'vis-,.
iting with her daughter, Mrs. Karl
The next meeting •of , the • W._: A.
will be ,field on •Tuesday, .,afternoon
April ` 18th, • at.. the home of .. Mrs..
.Lane.' La
Malcolm ne •
tl
A number. of friends gathered at
the .home , of'• Miss Hazel Percy en
Tuesday afternoon to spenda h fety
social'k. hours 'with. Mrs. Jane Percy
and Mrs. Wm. Haldenby before they
leave for their. . new . homes. The fol-
lowing .program 'was ;given.'.Commun-
•ity singing; reading. by Mrs. Jas.
Hodgins;' sole:by. Mrs:. Alf: Haidenby;
'reading by Mrs.' Geo. Haldenby read-
ing' by. Mrs. Thos. Hodgins; . solo by
Mrs: J. Eckeitswiller; contests by,Miss
Margaret Malcolm : and Mrs. Harold.
Thompson.. The following addresses
were read by • Mrs Geo. HaldenhY to
Mrs. Percy: :and -Mrs. Thes. H;odg-ins
to Mra. •Haidenby; Mrs. Art 'Graham
and Miss Winnie Percy making the
presentations.' ,
To .Mrs. Jane Percy, -
:Dear Mrs. Percy„
• We have gathered here' his after-
noon to' spend .a few social hours
With ,you before you 'leave .to make.
your:hotne in Kincardine.
We .could not let this opportunity
pass without expressing tq you the
feeling of the neighborhood. How we
have enjoyed in the past - calliiag et
your `honiel etid visiting: with -you.'
Your kindly 'home—Making spirit' anti
loving. 'personality • will long be A. re -
Membered . to say 'nothing of that,
good cup . of tem that helped to, ,add
taste' and color: to an afternoon, amt
elfhough you will not be so nee -
to .us,
en"to.us, we will •always reniomber youe
kihdness; .and' ci.on't be Surprised at
any time to hear ' a Kinlough' voice
gat your door, where we know• the wel-'
come will be the same in the future
as in the past, and now "to show our
gond-will in a more substantial way
We ask 'you 'to accept this table cloth
and bath towel to, be a constant re-'
minder of us ail, ,in your home.
In 'dosing it is the wish of all that
you may enjoy. many mere years of
health and happiness, and' When 'life's
race has been run; to ' receive 'God's
greatest blesing, '"Well Clone thou good
and faithful servant".
Signed 'on behalf of your man
friends, • • - • {
Hazel, May and Grace.
Dear Margaret: • •
We, your friends', and neighbours,
felt we would. like -'to have another
afternoon tcigether before: your de-.:
pasture to your- new ;home. We feel
ewe are, losing ' a . family who have
proven themselves to be' real .neigh=
all were welcome, and it has always
so willing to, help in .any community
affairs and to lend 'a hand to any
neighbour anywhere,. ;any time, ' any
place
. Your home has been a place where
all were welcome, and it has alweys
been a pleasure to have 'you visit
with any of•us, and -We sincerely hope
that though you are going to •a dif-
ferent community, this friendship will
not be severed. 'It is ins this hope that
we present this lunch cloth and hope
that we may. often. sit ' across ' the
table fromeyou •and enjoy the happy
half' hour• over the tea cups. Also he.
,sept the jardinere and. in it plant
a sweet Forget -rue -not. .
It is. our wishs that you and 'yours
may have every success acid happiness
in your new home and we will all
Iook forward to frequent visits in this
community.
• ,Signed on behalf of your many
: firendi .
eteseht Miss Percy
A ,number. of 'girl friends of Miss
Winnie , Percyor R.N.,: :withered at-' the
horn*. of, Mrt. L' eve. Eckenswiller on I'
Wednesday"evening • and presented •
her ,with an oiled silk uriibrella. Win
nie has been in Kincnicdine , Hospital
'for a number of years end is g'oing
s ' a ht twee
�„�o.,�wai . I;rA tti tal . s ne"i
ertrisor: '
The fc llov'ing program was given:
readings by Misses`'lCathleen Ora -
heir, Jean AnderSon;.di's. Weald rte"
Cosh Mei. Geo. Haidenby and M'•'
Art (xrahain.. A game' in e•}iarge cif' •
•
Mrs. D J. McIntosh of Vineland
and Mr.Neily Todd of Stratford were
weak -end • visitors with their parents,
Mr. • and Mrs. D.. Todd.. •
• Rev: Mr. Gell of Dungannon Oc-
cupied' the pulpit in the United church
on Sunday, evening : and delivered a
fine • Easter message. ' Next Sunday
evening Rev. H. C. Wilson oh. Au-
burn will be the preacher..
Mr. Joe Staurt has returned from a
visit with friends in. Chicago, ,
Mr. Lorne Webb, B. 8. A., who is
employed with the Western Canada
Flour mills Co., Toronto, was a recent
visitor with friends here. • '
Mr. Jas: Ramage left for. the West
this week '
Teachers.. and students home for.
the vacation include Misses W. D.
Rutherford of Kirkland Lake, Irene
Woods of Waterloo,, Dorothy Webster
of London: Zylda and" . Dorine Web-
ster of ' Toronto, ;Jean Webster of
Wingham.,Muriel and Gladys Wright
of Leamington High School', Norma
Weatlierhead and Mr.. Gordon Millet
of Wingham. High School.
Mr. Clifford Wright. of Charin�z
Cross, is spending the week with ,his
un,le Rev. A M. Wright' and Mrs.
Wright, ' ' • '
Misses Elinore ••and Yvonne Smith
of . Toronto are holiday 'visitors with
"heir grandmother, Mrs. -John Web-
ster,
Mica W." D Rutherford, and Ger-
'Inn Miller. motored. to ,Toronto on
Tuesday where Miss Rutherford will
sttend the "Ontario Educational As-
sociation Convention. • •
The Apr'il,meeting of the Women's
Tnistitute .which was •postponed 'last
week owing the rev ' t the
k cls ices of
ti g
to
P
imifirxrecterts
20th, `
Mr:. Edwin Gaunt who has spent
sortie weeks, at his ''home here •has
Bone to Mattlice• in Northern Ont.
Mr. and' Mrs. Torrance Anderson.
'ltd Peen -Wee of Toronto ,wore Easter'
'remits of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Ander-
Son. .0.
PAGE RIVE.
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-Miss ,Nellie Malcolm and a contest in
.charge of Mrs. Ha d T mpson,
were very ii}teresting. Lunch was.ser,
ved.
Officers
,
I ft e
N W. O c
Name a
The H W. 1.. met at the home of
r • 'h o ran:► with •the
i•esi -
11![ .. 9s C n w t
`x G g p
dent, Mrs , Levi Eekenseiller in the -
chair. After the 'regular epening ex-'
eieises the following business was
dealt with. Mrs. Howard Harris read
'the new slate of officers• which was'
n pe, Mg at Mrs. Ackert's: Hon. Pres„ Mrs.
A.Ackert; pr'�es.;- Mrs: Levi Ecken:
swiller; lst vice -Pres., Miss 1Hasel '
Pth c 2nd' vice- res: Mrs • Howard
y, n
Harris; see. -tress., kiss' Winnifred' ; -
Ackert;' asst.. Miss May Bayle; Pip;1
,p ?
ist, ..Miss. Edfia Boyle;, met., Mr...
'Howard 'Jerrie; 'district directror, Mr::.
Ernie Ackert.; fruit arid' flowers cern..
Mrs Re Elliott, Mrs. Eldon Ec'kenswil-
1 H'
E rot - ho
draw u: ata .rec nt executive meet
er, 1VIis's Hi Percy,; auditors, MrS.,1"
W. McLean and .. Mrs.. Jas: Hodg.i'ns,
press reporter, Miss May,$oyle;' nom._
corn., Mrs. John Colwell, Mrs: R. El-
liott, Mrs. Ernie Ackert, Mrs. H, •
Harris; programs,, Mrs.' 'Levi Eck-
enswiller, ' Miss Winnifred ' Ackert;
Mrs. Roy Graham,' Misses Hazel Percy
and May Boyle; district represent-
atives,
epr se t-atives, Miss Winnifred Ackert, Mrs?
Mpy 'Boyle, Mrs. Roy. Graham : and
Mrs: Levi E•ckenswiller: A • dance' for
Easter .weekwas discussed and also
the fixing of cupboards in the hall. A
solo ,was given by Miss' 'Mary. Cox.
Misses Winne Hari :and, Percy
gave readings. Mr; Carni1 ell gave,
the motto. Mrs: A. Ackert explained
the local .leader : workon food. apt..
.I
and vegetable t'bokere, also,
the five day 'course on `planning •and
preparing meals The nieeting c1,osed
with the .National anthem: ;Ltri ch
served by the hostess and `committee
in charge.
Mother nd u .062
WON . PRIZES'
FOR .BA K I N G IN
ONIE
NONE YEA ',...�
,111 . r•'
Including $50 First frize.at Orillia
'••- They're a hard team • to beat, these .
'Osmondss. Mrs.. Bert has .been famous.
around' Beaverton'. for years 'and daughter,
Dora fQlfows 'right in her mother's foot
•Last year theywon a total of twen -
step.sy.
s tr twenty -
%
three prizes. for baking'and the big thrill.
, came whew bora captured tht .$ 50:00 first.
prize'for bread at a contest sponsored by:
Robin'Hood Flour Mills.
n"iWere '
• rtic lar 'about our
pa:..,
p
"We tried ajfout every bland of
flour. there is 'before we 'die-,
' covered Robin Hood. Butthat
first baking' with Robin Hood
• was a revelatipn! Better flav-
ett r texture
—
beautiful
bread b e
beautiful colour =and one
. whole extra• baking:from a 98
ib.' bag. Robin'' Hood was oyx
$.our from then'on." • ,
With Robin Hood,the
' •Osinonds have won .prizes for •
bread, • chocolate cakes,; angel
cakes,: pies, shortbread and 'ail.
• kinds of • fancy baking. This •
, • , great flour: milled from washed
Wheat is A11 -Purpose -best for
ilt
.
�� k/adhieWheal
ew1
mew �
flour," sayYs.:Mrs. Osmond
everything ' you• bake. And✓ in
.every` bag there's a guarantee
'That if Robin Hood doesn't
please you ,better'than any other' . •
flour milled in •Canada,` every
paid will
id a
you
cent .be refunded
•
—with an extra 19% for your'
trouble. Once again I. urge. you
—use Robin Hood and find out how. good ' a cook ' you
really are! •
Sincerely,
HOME BAKING. SERVICE
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