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Following, Passing and Bright. Lights
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the testing of cars. But, as the old saying goes, the most im-
portant part of a car is the nut behind the wheel. BOd driving
I've always felt, comes more-from not knoWing the rulee 'than-
from outright cussedness.
For driving on the open highway the thre&things that worry
us most, I think, are how closely should you follow'? 'How much
room should you allow to pass? How can you defend yourself'
from bright lights?
When the driving is good, the weather clear arid' the highway
fairly, straight, the best rule is to allow one car length between
you and the fellow up ,aheacl for every 10 miles
an hour of speed. At 50 miles an hour, therefore,
you should be at least five car lengths behind.
At 60 Miles• an hour it takes at least,/(1,1,„,,
seconds to pass another ear and you Should have
at least 600 feet of clear, straight road ahead:
Keep in mind that for safe passing you need the
length of two football fields, a long,. long' way.
(rd sooner be driving it than running' it).
The rule on headlight, glare is better known:
keep your eyes, on the right hand side of the
road. That keeps you on the road and helps to
keep the light out of your eyes.
LORNE McDONALD And, of course, every nut in the car - ex-
cept the one behind the, wheel - should be thor-
oughly tight. A sound, reliable car is not only a big step towards
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BUSINESS and DIRECTORY PROFESSIONAL
A. H. IlicTAVISH
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR
„and NOTARY PUBLIC
TEESWATER - ONTARIO
Telephone 23 Teeswater
Wroxeter-Every Wednesday
afternoon, 2-64 P.m, or
by appointment..
Frederick F. Homuth
Phm.B., R.O.
Carol E. Homuth, R.O.
.Mrs. Viola H. Homuth
OPTOMETRISTS
PIIONFI 116
Harriston, Ontario
RONALD 6, McC . ANN
Public Accountant
Offloo"Royal Bank Bldg,
Residences pattenbin'Y
it'beriee ii61 it 155
CLINTON ONTARIO
CRAWFORD
HETHERINGTON
Banisters, Solicitors, Etc. •
Wingham, Phloem 48
W. H. CRAWFORD, (K.
R. S. 11E.THERINGTON,
J. W. BUSHFIEID,
Q.C.
Barrister, Solicitor, isTotary, 004
• ,Money to Loan
Office.-Meyer Meek, Wittgluiti
WELLINGTON FIRE
Insilratiee Con/pail
Est. 10140
An all Canadian company WhiOti
hal; faithfully served its p01103'
haltiertr for °Vet' a tenttitY:
Head Office ._;Toronto
H. C, MraeLetni Itteuratice AseneY
Wingham' ,
McINTOSH & WAIWO
CHARTERED .ACCOUNTANTS
• BELL TELEPHONE BUILDING .•
•
Tlie legleile.l• Wefleeetley, Ne.V. •'48;,
LEE'S USED FURNITURE, Buy
• and eel', Phone 185. • l4rrb
'WHY SUFFER the agony of
Rheumatic Pain, Sciatica, Lum-
bago, when RUMACAPS will
help you to' welcome relief, Ask
\your Druggist. 28b
LADIES' BLUE STATION Wagon
coat size 16, for sale, good as
new. Phone 36r2, Wroxeter, 28*
12 CORDS of furnace wood for
sale, Phone 529J1, 28*
PIANO, Morris, in good condition
for sale. Phone Wroxeter 51r2,
23"
CHOICE OVEN-READY Turkeys,.
order now for Christmas. For
sale at the Gorrie Cold Storage
' Plant, or phone Brussels 21r9.
28b
GOOD USED .TOYS including
dell's pram for, sale. Apply Mrs.
W, leraliek, phone Wroxeter
1r2. 28*
BLUE ORYSTALETTE DRESS,
only work once, 2 pleated skirts,
all weather coat, navy blue, all
size 10-12; green nylon taffeta
dress, blue taffeta dress, size 12-
14, for sale. Phone Mrs. B.
Thompson, 553w after 5 o'clock.
28''
WHITE ENAMEL COOK STOVE
for sale, reasonable. Apply to
Mrs. Cliff Logan, Belgrave. 28b
U,EBEC 'HEATER and stove
used •one winter for sale. Also
spring filled mattress and
springs. Phone 138R. 28b
BLUE GABARDINE bunting bag
With fur trimmed hood, like new,
for sale. Phone' 402,13.
GENERAL ELECTRIC washing
machine, like new, used only a
few times, for sale, Also a China
Cabinet. Phone 675W. 28b
PAIR OF 6 foot Skiis with poles,
women's skii boots' to fit, size 5,
for sale) Both in good condition.
Phone 384M, Wingliam. 28b
GREY SUNSHINE Baby Buggy
for sale, excellent condition.
Phone 177. 28b
2 HAND SLEIGHS, look like
new, one eristom made for sale.
Apply to AleX Crawford. 28b
TAN COLORED COCKER Span-
iel for sale, 6 months old.
Phone 64234, • 28*
LIVESTOCK FOR SALE
13 PIGS weaned three weeks for
Sale. Apply Harold Casemore,
phone 510W3. , 28b
19 PIG-S, ready to wean, for sale.
Apply to Geo. Maher, White-
church, phone 747w11. 28h
3 DURHAM -HEIFERS to freshen
within a month. Apply to Harry
Gowdy, phone 8r7, Wroxeter,,
28h
A PUREBRED ROAN Shorthorn
belt ealf„. 10 Months old, for sale,
This is a choice, animal, priced
at VA. James. Forster, .A.R. 1,
Luclinevv, phone 4342, 28*
SEVERAL YOUNG COWS to
freshen iri December and Janu-
ary, some to freshen in spring,,,
for sale; also team of Clyde
hawses, good size.• Apply to Albert
Walters, phone 76231, 281)
POULTRY FOR SALE
150 LEGHORN' PULLETS for sale,
Paying; Phone 608.14, 28*.
WANTED
SAWDUST BVIINFHS wanted.
Apply to L. Woolneett,
phone 231H. 28*
CASH for organs With stools, in
fair condition. Write James
Wiecierbeld, Now Hamburg,
Ontario:, 28:54
9N111; ELFCTRX0 TRAIN set
wanted, Apply to Xanville Ham-
inetton, phone •199. 28b
STRAYED
CAL I? STRAYED to Lot 39, Turin
berry Township, Owner May:
liraVe Adige by petit-Ong ownership•
and pitying ,otponitaii, *Aga
Orathiffei plionn BtUMela 44r7,
01.1.13°
LOST
RED' STEER with a little roan
malking lest. Weighs about 700
lbs. Missing about two weeks, In-
formation to Melvin Taylor, Bei-
grave, Phone 624W12. 28h
VALUABLE CHROME HUBCAP
lost on Saturday. Reward, Merk-
ley Meters. 28*
CHILD'S BROWN FUR backed
Mitt lost in Lyceum. Theatre on
Saturday. Phone 703,11. 28'b
RHINESTONE NECKLACE lost
in Wingham on SaturAy. Finder
please phone J512W11. Reward.
28b
FEMALE IIIELP WANTED
WANTED IMMEDIATELY, steno-
grapher, preferably experienced
in shorthand and typing. Apply
in own handwriting stating
qualifications and salary expect-
ed to Box 98, Wingham Advance-
Times. 28b
TWO STEADY GIRLS wanted.
Apply Rapp's Bakery. 28*
MALE HELP WANTED
HELP ' WANTED. Responsible
man or senior student to deliver
during Christmas week. Must
knew town and have chauffeur's
license. Apply Lewis Flowers,
Francis Street, ° 28b
FIREMAN WANTED for Wing-
ham Pire Department. Please
apply by letter to Sic Cowan.
28b
FOR SALE OR RENT
WHITE-FRAME house for 'sale.
All conveniences, furnace, cup-
boards, bath and shower, avail-
able now. For rent or sale. Rea-
sonable. Apply to Box 91, Ad-
vance-Times. 14b
WHITE FRAME HOUSE now
suitable for two apartments for
sale or rent, with all conven-
iences, furnace, cupboards, bath
and shower. Immediate posses-
sion. Reasonable: Apply to Box
91, Advance-Times. 28b
9-ROOMED BRICK HOUSE for
sale or rent in Wingham. Call
229. 28b
THREE BEDROOM HOUSE at
north end of Winghani for sale
or rent; bath and furnace, built-
in cupboards, laundry tubs, Pos-
session December 15th, Phone
Goderich 1061 or apply at Box 97
Advance-Times. 28 :6*
FOR RENT
APARTMENT for rent. Phone 329.
Private entrance. 214'
4-ROOM apartment for rent. Ap-
ply to Mrs. Geo. Hall, phone
308M., 14b
TWO' FURNISHED ROOMS and
bath suitable for two business
Men or girls for rent, reason-
able. Apply to Box '99, Advance-
Times. 28b.
SELF-CONTAINED lower duplex
With stove and refrigerator, suit-
able for one or two. Phone 98.
28b
6-ROOMED APARTMENT with
3-piece bath for rent, Apply to
Mrs. Grover, phone 166. "28b
DISTRICT MANAGER
The oldest and largest complete
Liquid Fertilizer Co. is expand-
ing and has openings for men who
can help enlarge and train our
Sales force selling,.direct to farm-
ers. Product nationally adver-
tised. We e are building faetories
in strategic locations, This in-
dustry is practically new with
unlimited possibilities. Fertilizer
experience valuable, but not ab-
solutely necessary.
This position requires a. self-
starter. Only' results count. The
man we want is employed but
not quite Satisfied with hie /Joe-
eibility for advancement, Im-
mediate earning possibilities of
$10,000 to $12,000 per year and
more.
Men selected will be sent to our
molt office and plant for coin-
plate training at our expense and
given personal help and super-
vision during starting period.
All correspondence strictly eon,
fidentiiii. Write giving full pare
Mentors,. experience, Persona( in-
terview, "I‘la-Chtirs° Plant Peed
Company (Canada) Ltd„ Box 84,
London, Ont. 21,286
oftwaimm,,,,owouw.mhi.0,6,,,wwww•mailmoi.
Box Holders' Names
Not Given Out
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to diVolgis. the Marie or odritemai
any advnttistur using *III
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REAL ESTAWA
7-ROOM house on Bristol Terrace
for sale. Apply to John Shinn,
phone 265, 21b
TWO BULDING LOTS for sale on
Carling Terraee, each size 132x66,
Reasonably priced, Apply to Bob
VanDuyn, phone 599. 28rth
SALES HELP WANTED.
JOIN A PROGRESSIVE company
with 250 guaranteed products.
No dull season with our line.
The best way to make interest-
ing money and establish YOUR
OWN business. Write for details
and free catalogue. FAMILEX,'
Dept. P., Station C., Montreal,
28b
Write Rawleigh's Dept. .1-453-
163, Montreal, P.Q. 28b
•
GENERAL MACHINIST AND
MECHANIC
Qualified man who has had trade
training or experience or both, on
lathe, milling machine and sur-
face and cylindrical grinders, and
who can make parts from drawings
using hand tools and the above
machines,
Forty hour week, all benefit plans,
eight paid holidays, and two weeks
vacation, Write or phone collect to:
J, G. MacArthur
NATIONAL CARBON COMPANY
'Walkerton, Ontario
21:28b
WANTED
ORGANIST and Choir Leader for
Melville Presbyterian Church,
Brussels, For further particulars
write George Elliott, Sec.-Treas.,
Brussels, Ontario. 21:284'
TEACHER WANTED
East Wawanosh Township School
Board require one qualified Pro-
testant Teacher to begin January
1957,*at Union School No. 7, 5 miles
west of Belgrave on County road,
school has all modern convenien-
ces. Music Supervisor, enrolment
of 29, information may he had or
applications made to
C. P. Chamney, R.R. 1, Belgrave,
phone Wingham 400w3, or
C. H. Wade, Secretary, Belgraye,
phone Brussels 72r8. 28:5:12b
MISCELLANEOUS
FOR REPAIRS to all makes of TV
and radio call Dunkin Television
and Radio, Teeswater phone 27
or Wingham 70311. 19rrb
1S YOUR TELEVISION properly
insured for all risk coverage?
For,information phone 293, Stew-
art A. Scott, Wingham, 2rrb
STEWART A. SCOTT can now save
you 15% on your car or truck in-
surance. Yearly or six months
policies are available. Special
rates for farhriers, • For 'further
infortnation Phone 293, Wingham.
29rrb
SANITARY SEWAGE disposal
septic tanks, cesspools, cellars,
etc., pumped and cleaned, main
service, all work ' guaranteed.
Apply Louis Blake phone 42r6,
Brussels. 15rrh
7VATERLOO OATTLE Breeding
Association "Where Better Bulls
Are Used". "For artificial in-
semination information or Ser.
...vice from all breeds of cattle,
-phone c. the Waterloo Cattle
Breedirig Association at: Clinton
Hu 2-3441 or Mildmay 130r12 be-
tween 7.30 and 9.30 a.m. We
have all breeds available top
quality at low eost.v 25rrb
NOTICE TO HOME 'BUILDERS
IF YOU ARE planning a building
project this summer, we are 'in.
a position to give you first class
service for your cement work
House basements and Mors,•
barn walls and' hem's (completed
In one pour. Centact Mads
Christensen, phone 11r7,'
rrb
FINANCING A CAR?
Before you buy ask about our
Low Cost rinanting SerViee With
adinplete :Insurance Coverage,
STEWART A, SCOTT
Oho* 293 Whipthant
Zrrh
vnynt, WAVOilt
01.50
No yintts missing tit damaged
MINTON WATCH MitVitt
Clinton,,
rrb 4106
Nephew Dies
ManitobaIn
John Roby, Wingham, received
word of the death of his nephew,
Huren. Beelyn Rush, 64, who pass-
ed away at his .home in Neepawa,
Man., on November *h. He was
born at. Gorrie and retired only
last year after .serving as a CNR
trainman.
Surviving are his. wife, four
daughters and four,sistors, Mrs, .E,
Howard, Mrs, E. Thompson, Mrs.
0, Docking end . Miss . Florence
Rush and one brother, Roy Rush,
Burial took place at '.1leepawa,
Municipal Notice
Morris Township
An election will be held on -Dec-
ember 3, 1956 to elect• a reeve to
serve the Townghip of Morris dur-.
5 p.m. Poll No. 1-School House
$.S, No. 1; poll No, 2, School House
No. 9; poll No. 3-School House
S.S. No. 5; poll No. 4, Morris Twp,
Hall; poll No, 5-School House No.
7; poll No, 6-School House ,No, 10,
Geo. C. Martin, Clerk. 28b
Municipal Nolice.
Morris Township
I hereby 'given notice that nomi-
nation of one councillor and one
school trustee to serve the Twp,
of Morris during 1957 will be held
in the Morris Twp. Hall from
1 p.m. to 2 p.m. December 7th, 1956,
If demanded a poll will be open
on Monday, December 17, 1956,
Geo, C. Martin, Clerk. 28:5b
IN MEMORIAM
LOTT-In loving memory of a
dear husband and father, Walter
Lott, who passed away Novem-
ber 27th, 1954,
God knows how much we miss.him
Never shall his memory fade
Loving thoughts shall ever wander
To the spot where he is laid.
-Lovingly remembered by wife
and family. 28*
TENDERS FOR CARETAKERS
Tenders for caretakers will be
received by the Undersigned up to
December 14, 1956 for the fellow-,
ing Schools in Turnberry Town-
ship School Area: No, 2, Kirton's;
No. 3, Glenannan; No, 4, Bluevale;
No. 5, Gilmour's; No. 6, Holmes";
No, 9 Powell's; No. 11 Lower Town
School. Lowest or any tender not
necessarily accepted.
Alex Corrigan Sec.-Treas.
Bluevale, Ont., R.R.1. 28:5b
DEADSTOCK WANTED'
DEADSTOCK REMOVED from
your farm promptly for sanitary
disposal. $2.00 service charge for
each call. Telephone collect: Pal-
merston 123W; Durham 398 or
Wingham 378. GORDON YOUNG
LIMITED, , rrb
PREVENT
CHIMNEY FIRES
Use Fire Chief Chemical
chimney cieaneri
TO ELIMINATE SOOT AND
SCALE FROM YOUR STOVES
AND PIPES,
For Use • In
oil, coal and wood fired •
units
FOR SALE AT ,
Machan Hardware .
IVINGHAM
]McDougal 's Grocery'
LOWER WINGIIAM
McKercher's
General Store
immEsTowN
Bruce Chamber Hardware
VVROXETER
26:31.0rir
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE 'ESTATE Oil'
* MARGARET BROWN
BIRTHS
BLACK. In Wingham General
Hospital, on Thursday, Nevem-
her 22nd, 1956, to Mr, and 11/Irs•
William Black, Belgrave, a
daughter,
SIMPSON-In Wingliam General
Hospital, on Thursday, Novem-
ber 22nd,, to Mr, and Mrs, Don-
ald Simpson, Kintail, a son,
MeBURNEY.--In Wingliarn Gen-
eral H?spital, on Thupday, Nov-
ember 22nd, 1956, to Mr, and
Mrs. John MeBurney, R,R, 1,
Wingham, a son.
KRELLER-In Wingham General
Hospital, on Sunday, November
25th, 1956, to Mr. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Kroner, R.R. 1, Wroxeter, a
'son.
WILSON-In Wingham General
Hospital, on Tuesday, November
27th, 1956, to Mr. and Mrs, Roy
Wilson, Summerville, a son.
ZINN-In Wingham General Hos-
pital, on Tuesday, November 27,
1956, to Mr. and Mrs, Clarke
Zinn, R.R. 1, Dungannon, a son,
GROVES-In Houston General
Hospital, on November 15th, 1956,
to Mr. and Mrs, Mac T. Groves,
Houston, Texas, a daughter.
Mrs. J. T. Boardman
Died in Pt. Huron
Mrs, Margaret E. Boardman, 82,
wife of John T. Boardman, died
November 17 at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Ethel Clifford, Port;
Huron, after a long illness,
She was born May 18, 1874, in
Orford, Lancashire, England, She
and Mr. Boardman were,, married
September 14, 1899.
The couple 'lived in Wingham,
Ontario, for 11 years where she
was connected with the SalvatiOn
Army; and moved to Port Huron
on May 13, 1923.
She, is survived by her husband,
four daughters, Mrs. Margaret
Taylor, London, Ont.; Mrs. Ellen
Wedge, Croswell; Mrs. Sr. Major
Elibzabetli Williams, Minot, N. D.;
and 'Mrs. Clifford, Port Huron; a.
son, 'John Boardman, Jr., Port
Huron, 10 grandcchildren . and
eight great grandchildren.
Funeral services were held at
the Salvation Army Citadel, Port
Huron. Brigadier Byam Young-
man assisted by Major George
Williams, Port Huron, officiated.
Burial was in Sunset Memorial
Gardens.
Mrs. ;William Craig
Buried Friday
Services for Mri. William Craig,
81, who died in the Cummings
nursing home, 131yth, were con-
ducted on Friday in the Tasker
memorial chapel by the Rev.A. W.
Watson, 'and interment made .in
Blyth Union CeMetery. Pallbear-
ers were John Phelan, Alfred
Pierce, John and William Craig,
Michael „Healy and John Kelly.
She was the former Elizabeth
Ledgerwood, and lived in Morris
TownShIP all her life! Her husband , ,
died DI years ago.
Surviving are three sons, Earl,
Goderieh; Bert, AubUrn and Ber-
,nard, at home.
REPOUT ON REG,
COUNCIL AT ANNUAL
M11414;TINtil
(Continued from page One.)
Charlie Peerott, Secretaryetreas.
lirer, read the minutes of the last
an,autii meeting and the last regu-
lar meeting, which were adopted
las read.
Vie Loughlean, recreation ;direc-
tor, reported on ball And hockey
activities during the year, He
outlined the rise in attendance in
the figure-skating classes and the
dancing school, Vic made Special
mention of the Industrial League
Which bad, been recently formed,
and said that it was one of the
most successful leagues to operate
here for many years. Presentation
of a trophy to the league's top
team, Delmore, is to be made at
the banquet ivhich, is to be held in
the Queens Hotel on Friday even-
ing, November 30th, he said, He
also announced that he wes going
to donate a trophy to be competed
for by the newly formed church
hockey league,
"This Year it looks as if the
churches of the town are going to'
take a considerable interest in
the hockey teams and I feel' this
is a very important step in the
right direction, not only for sport
in the town but for the youngsters
and the churches too," said, Mr.
Loughlean.
Miss Marlene McKenzie's report
Of the Sillioner progranl shorWed
that swimming Wah the main ao-
tiVity, More than 100. children 'lied.
registered. for the, swimming at
Teeswater,.
In the report it Was: stated that •
the Wingham` :swininters, had made
a very good showing in their
tests, This year two pupils, Shirley
Armstrong and parry Faller, gain,
ed• senior baliSes. The report also
stated that this year's swimming
grpuPS. were 'the'lleiSeat: on reeordl
It was Also reported that too. many
Children ,did not realize .or apprec-
iate! the opportunity they' Were
being. given in rbeing taught to
swim,
- Miss McKenzie Intimated that
she had had many calls from par-
ents about their Children's. swim,:
ming tests and. she wanted to Make.
public the answers to eertain
Mops. „..
1, Some children .werer pot able
to take tests as the instructors did-.
not think they . were ready for
them, many children have trouble
in doing certain strokes and for
testing all strokes must be correct,
2,. The senior test cannot be
taken until the pupil is 13 years
old,.
3, No serious accidents happened
at the Teeswater pool during last
summer,
Miss McKenzie's ' report also
stated that • the wading pool in
Wingliam was .well attended on
the warm days- and • that Irene
Saint capably looked , .after the
pool, assisted by Miss Meleenzie.
Every Wednesday Morning - der,
ing the summer months, about 40
boys were • at ,the park for ball,
The boys -are definitely interested'
in this spert- and the report re.
coinifielatled that whotild be coal
tinned,
A report 'of the figure,,,shak,
classes, given by Mrs, Seine.'
which it wastcodl stated,,
gaining
k tihne
es
re F
larity and nanibe,rs followed,
Bill Cenron mentioned th'e . film
service which Huron County were
considering. He said that this ser-
vice, Which was of great interest
to many of •the organizations in
town, could also he of •importance
to the council because films on
hockey, swimming, ball and' other
sporting
thought
activities,
h tcoautl. a repro-
could
bleorb t ain o:
ssratattoivethoef
tm4eeetcouncil fliii0911.1""wboes
being held in Clintonlast Week,
Because of the poorly represen-
tation at the meeting, it was de-
cided to send out invitations to the
various organizations, asking thinn
to meet sometime ilJanuary,
is Oil' 11 411
LEE'S TAXI
Day and Night Service
PHONE 185
mm am ea as
G. ALAN WILLIAMS
, Optometrist
Patrick St., Wingham
Phone 770
FO4 SALT
WANTED-Reliable man as dealer
in Huron County, Experience not
necessary. A fine opportunitY to
step into old profitable' business , where Rawleigh Products have ing 1957. Polls will be open. at the
following places frail 9 a.m, fill been sold for years. Big profits..
Products furnished on credit,
ALL PEtZSONS haying claims
against the estate of the above
'mentioned late. of the Village
of Fordwieh, hi the County
of Huron, Seamstress, who died.
On the thirty-first day of C)atober,
1956, are required to file proof of
same with the undersigned on dr.
'before the first day of December,
1956,
After thittAate the exedutot will
prodded to distribute the estate
having regard only to the claims
of which he shall then htiVe had
notice,
DATED at Wingham this 8th
day of November, 1956.
CHAWP(AD IlEttlgRINOTON
Wingham,Of,'tarlo
SOliciterfl for the' Executor ,
MUNDY'S
Free Delivery - Phone 82
Quality, and Service 'sinee 1915
FROM ENGLAND
Peak Freans and
Huntley and Palmer
BISCUITS
In beautiful gift tin'
79c to $1.75 .each
Everything for your
Christmas Baking
Raisins, Nuts, Peel,
Cherries, Etc.
Siave On These
Week-End Specials .
Johnson's GLO-COAT
(Red Band)
Quart tin 95c,
Pint tin 57c
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Cooked SPAGHETTI
15 oz. tin 2 for 31c
QUAKER MUFFETS
2 pkgs. for 3k
Pink CaMay SOAP
regular bar
3 bars for 29c
CHEERIO
PORK ffind BEANS
20 oz. tin 2 for 29c