The Signal, 1926-9-16, Page 6Harrison, t J. Grieve. M. Mrs. lvn Drennan. C
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Marine -E. -M. Livingston. Miry Belle Rill Lumby. ('a
('a n f.hel 1. .
MI," young ..f .'.uburn. spent Sun-
day wit:, her fri.Snl. Mi4. Elva Wal-
den.
Mr. and Mr*. Harry Armstrong at- rno.
h•u.le,l Toronto F:vhibition +, few da)', Eve -
Judges --Thos. R WaHi• Johp ne
Child's
er F Felker Dr ' Landscape, scenery in district -E.1 Gertrude s.an,, Joe Taylor, Eve • -
Best es+g• pa c
H. Edwards. i e - over- ..
-Dr. J. Grieve, Mrs. Ada . ingston, No. 4, . etting- Howrie. Flowers -E. iv' Wilson, Moneys
at towelw , l - I ingstop. Mrs. v •r' in ton. Fruit -Mary B.. mbroider -Etta Young.
Ada .' t res ace-. rs. , . S. o • Monochrome, any subject, cHpy- :. !Ile Mann,. Knitta Y eP,
Mrs. owrie.
S. Howrie. Baby's jacket andn- Livia ston. Hardanger-, rs. ar .
E. Felker, Mrs. ow- h'eK-t-E M. Liv- n Stam
and mittti-Jtn. Howrie. Roman -- +f - ;fj en, Mary B. HnweIL ._ Willie Reiter. Gertrude Everett. -
owrie. -Bei=
rip._ Baby s oo ees Livingston. Mrs.
E. Felker. Knitted socks, 1 pair, i garian-\o• 4, F.. N. Livingston. BATON, CHARC(1A1. AND INK
coarse -(Na. 4?), Dr. J. Grieve.' Eyelet -E- M. Livingston, Mrs. E. Fastens, collection not more than _ --
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iv n sten Elva '
PROFESSIONAL LIST -WATER I Work -Jean Robertson
COLORS j --Gertrude Wheeler. Madge Turner.
Landscape scenery -L. Brigham, Knitting -Barbara Thomson, Verna
M. Cook. Landscape, local -M. Edward. Madeleine Baker. Annual
L. Bri hare. Still life, Wild- Phins -Kenneth Juck, Wilfred Glou- -
-P. Ba. ker, Ilvw.ie Dr. J. Cr.ee Nu. 4.
4p Pil-
i
1- Ings, -iter-M. Cu,k, L. igberw.1aher 1J. Tremblay• Reia(t It tak��l+ars to a good retuta-
Ract'einew sissy a'1 -=a` t poral ood r Kis it
Beet drawing, in water colors, any Hobby Work. 12 years and ander
.e n a.I.s1. but it's ii„ worse thea b?(i R Hutt. twit a •a
married and beteg tope In hot watl4• taken only atm udnutea to get a ball
-Sault ,tar. one.- Kitebettee Record.
A Night's Ride on Lake Elite
C• e dews IS si am ladies t �asosaate. ast0d ►7 da Bola, fa two
c _asdaa-Aawdasid„cease Pelt. lloanh aav, I.3.. Seurat
ad _caber e•sta. Tewtea Nit r wood ria oar a o....r. wv-eves*
at�sy a •O.sO aaaa/ isesi n as, o naa.aiwas or.
TLS Pies RS -SO -Round Trip Pam. $ .90
Glow Tenet AartaMi. utero *5.00 sad we wish e+aeat Tap 1� Resod
)tom nuts Saw WOO we.
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R-Thurse4i,r, S,ptetnb, r 1(, 1926.
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THE SIGNAL,
GODERICH, ONT.
Announcement
We
are now
open for business
with
a full line
in all departments
with our
Optical
Department
added
Cole's Book Store
Successor
to
Porter's Book Store
t• E M Livingston (Blyth), Jno.M J.E Aitken 1 Brigham Collection china paintitlg,
Mrs, Ada Halliday, L
I - CROCHET IN CV1TO\
Limit cloth, 4 serviettes --E. M.
Livingston,. No. 4. Six duiliee, as-
sorted -Nu. 4, Mrs. J. S. ijowrie.
Pair towels, insertion 'trimmer No.
4, E. M. Livingston. ilofa pillow-
E.-M.-Livin�. Dr, J. Grieve.
Runner or scarf, natural linen -No.
4, E. M. Livingston. Dresser Set,
scarf and cushion -No. 4, E. M. Liv-
ingston. Table mats, 3 pieces -No.
4, E. M. Livingston. Bath towel and
wash cloth -No. 4, Airs. E. Felker.
Pillowcases, white -No. 4, E. M.
PRIZE WINN1iUS AT awes r— . •
GOD/RIOH SHOW
(Coo t to sed from page 3)
prizes d000tefd by Goderich Signal -
J. Juck, G. E. Evans, J. W. Salkeld,
POT PLANTS
Two Tuberous Begonias -H. Bark-
er. Rex Begonia, best one -Mrs. 14.
T. Edwards, Mrs. J. S. Howrie. Hest
Begonia. net Rex or Tuberous -C. 'E.
Groves, Bisset Bros. Best Fern, not
asparagus -Mrs. H. T. Edwards. Mrs.
J. S. Howrie. Best House Plant -
Mrs. J. C. Stewart, C. E. Groves.
Judges -(;eo. P. Gould, Chas.
Cooke, Livingston. Mrx. Jno. Manser. rt
GARDEN VEGETABLES, MELONS, I EMBROIDERIES Judges --Mr,. (tpnolly, Mrs. D.!tng-Ethel Whitesides, ld.t Carrick,
Mildred Wilson. Drawing Map, Sec -
Mrs, Manger,
1 3 nut,'i singer -not less than four pieces -Elva
Cookies, 3 oatmeal,
J. W. Macnic•ur, Mrs. J. S. Howrie.' Proetor, Dr. J. Grieve. Six cups and
Dark fruit cake -Mrs. J. S. Howrie, esteem -Dr. J. Grieve, Mr►. J. S.
R. E. Snowden Est. Light fruit `H ie. Six plates to match --Mrs.
cake, 2 pounds -Mrs. J. S. uwrie, R. II J. 5. Howrie, L. Brigham.
E. Snowden Est. Light layer cake,. Judge --deo. Stewart.
lemon filling, butter icing -Louisa B. j AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHY
Fisher (Roche's 4'oint), Mrs. J. S.1 Best collection of photographic
Howrie. :I -pies. apple and lemon- .pshots--J. W. Salkeld.
Mrs. J. S. Howrie, Miss Belle Mac- SCHOOL CHILDREN'S WORK
Vicar. 2 pier, pumpkin and choco-. Drawing said Writing
late).Mrs W.stoH. Tremblay, n, 2ndj(no Specimen of Second Class writing
first). 6 assorted tarts, not jelly -
Mrs. W. H. Tremblay. 6 macaroons' Bruce Orr, Margaret Young, Gladys
-Dr. J. Grieve, Miss Belle MacVicar.1 Morgan. Third Class Writing -
6 doughnuts -Miss Belle MacVicar„ Frances Thomson, Jean MacDonald.
Edith Cornfield Fourth Class Writ-
, I Embrsider
Peck Irish Cobbler .Potatoes -O. F. viettes-Mrs. E. Felker, Mrs. J. S.
Edward. W. I. Miller • (Lucknow), Howrie. Table runner, white and
Mrs. A. Taylor. Peck of any other colored-Mrs..J. S. Howrie, Miss Nel-
variety Early Potatoes -F. Barker, lie Rance. Embroidered babyillow,
R. E. Snowden Est., W. • I. Miller white and colored -Mrs. E. Felker,
(Lucknow.). Peck of Green Moun- Mrs. J. S. Howrie. Sofa pillow, col-
tain Potatoes-Jno. Fowler. Peck ured-No. 4, E. M. Livingston. Enl-
ist' Green Mountain Potatoes-Jno. braider night dress. whits --E. M•
Fowler. Peck any other variety late Livingston. Mrs. J. S. Howrie. Em -
Potatoes --C. Truemner & Son. Jno. broiderod child's dress -Mrs. E. Fel-
Fowler. Peck Canning Tomatoes- ker. Embroidered towels, initials-
' Mrs. Jno. Manser. F. Barker. Two E. M. Livingston, Mrs. E. Felker.
Summer Squash -C. Truemner & Embroidered handkerchiefs -E. M.
Son, .1. W. MacVicar. Two Hubbard Livingston, Mrs. J. S. Howrie. in -
I Squash -Wm. Ruston. Bisset Bros'; fant's dress and petticoat -E. M
rLiv-
,i
o roots White or Golden Celery- ingston, Mrs. E v -
Mrs. Jno. Manser. Two rout* Red scarf and pin cushion -E. M. Living-
, Oelery-F. Barker. ' Two heads Win- I ston. Mrs. J. S. Howrie. Buffet set.
1 ter Cabbage -Mrs. Jno. Manser-' white -Mian Nellie RanceMrf. H. T.
,Six Turnip Blood Beets, for table use Edwards:-- CCnt.s pieee,,-- -
F Barker, Bisset Bros. Six Long M. Livingston. Mrs. J. S. Howrie.
Blond Beets, for table use -F. Bark- Tea cosy -E. M. Livingston. Mrs. E.
er, C. Truemner & Son. Six Carvots, Felker. Fancy ,ipron, colored -E.
I for table use --F. Barker, Geo. W. M. Livingston, No. 4. BuffetSet,
I Andrews. Six Parsnips for table colored -Miss Belle MacVicar,
Twelve Red Onions, Weathersfield- -No. 4, Miss Nellie Rance.
1
colored
use -F. Barker, Geo. W. Andrews. J. S. Howrie. Centre Piece, Bolster ed
WESTFIELD F Baker J W MacVicar. Twelve cover white or colored -Mrs. J. S.
McNevin• ond Class -Alice Ruston. Irene •
REED WORK i Woods Evelyn Cox. Drawing Map,
Amateur only.
Tray -C. E. Droves, Mrs. Ada Hal.. Third Class -Edith Cornfield, Willie!.
liday. Sandwick basket -Mary B. I Whitesides, Jean MacDonald. Draw -
Howell, Dr. .1. Grieve. Lamp and • in. Map, Fourth Class-Nat+cye
shade -Dr. J. Grieve. Jardinere-' Clarke, Joe Taylor, Verna Moore.
Mrs. Ada Halliday. Flower badket I Victorb School Chub
-Dr. J. Grieve. Mary B. Howell. Bird House -H. Tremblay. Ken -
Judges -Mrs. Stewart, H. T. Ed- I neth Juck. Model Wood Work -
wards.•' Stanley Taylor,. Kenneth Juck. Nat -
PROFESSIONAL LIST--011LS ive Wood -H. 'Dremblay, Harry
Landscape, local -M. Cook (Wood -1 Bloomfield, Handkerchief -Madge
stock), L lirigban. Landscape I Turner. Marjorie Lumby. Wool Pull
scenery -M. took, L. Brigham. Over -Lola Clark. Hand Sewing -
Marine scenery. in district -M. Cook.; Elsie Armstrong.
L Brigham. Drawing, any subject-! Hobby Work, 9 years ind ander
M. Cook, L. Brigham. Animal sub-, Bird House -Arthur Doak. Col-'
ject-M. Cook. -L. Brigham. Flpwers i lection stamps --Mary Howard.
-Mrs. J. S. Howrie, M. Cook. Fruit I Educational Pictures -Alice Ruston.
-M. Cook, 'L. -Brigham. Monod -Simple W..od Work --Keith Cott,
chrome. any subject -M. Cook. Min- Herbert Palmer. Erector Canstruc-
iature, any subject -M. Cook, L. tdem-Charles Worrell. Scrap Book
Brigham, -Helen Snell. Ruby Clark. Crochet
Embroidery
yellow Baker,
Denver a d Cock
WvHs•'-FIElit . Sept. 11. -Mr. end Geo. S. Hunt. Twelve Yellow On- fancy- rs. E. Felker, u.
fr+win. Taylor. of Guelph. visited 1 ions, any other variety -F. Barker,' lowelips, whit M. Livingston, _ -- -- Cook, -
at 11u• b„iu, „) )Ir. and )lies. Wal. Me- I Geo. S. Hunt. Twelve Silver Skin Mrs. Howrie. le rover, French mal subject -M. Cook. dowers -M. Homes, ('avtnn Westin.
outsell a ,"itq.le of days last week. • Onions -F. Barka. J. W. MacVicar.' cut, and four serviettes -Mrs. How- Cook, L. Brigham. Fruit -L. Brig -Stamps -Mabel Edwards. Jas. Red -
LR. Jnuws Anderson le visiting her Twelve large Onions, any variety -F. •Pie. Gam, M. Cook. Monochrome. • any diff, Jack Howard. Collection of
Red -
daughter. )lire. Slant. s liilithnrta•, of Barker, J. W. MacVicar. 'Six ears of I SEWING I aubject-M. Cook, Mrs. J. S. Howrie. (loins -Jaw.' Redn tt. *Collection of
Birth -(Corn, for table use, any variety, ! Gent's Ane shirt --Mrs. A. Taylor, Miniature, any subject -M. Cook, Seeds -Gertrude Evans. Willie Bark-
. F S wden hubs 4 in cotton, 4a• Simple Wood Work -Kenneth
Jock. Erector Work -Harry Bloom -
11 e 1 d. Paper Flowers -Marjorie
Deer, Elsie Armstrong. Embroidery
-Mabel Edwards, Elsie Smith, Viola
t•. ys s v. /riv/ve r i:e,:
.he Worlds Fastest
P°14‘t';?'
�t
r/�t%i/�
Stropping
10 Seconds ,�
�/_StcondS a+.i
32Seconds
t Side
cFace
7 ,Seconds horn
Lather toT
oflids
of Face
Mr. anti__ te..--Jalu,tt Sawn. of (`n- named -F. Barker, no No. 4. 12 button e , S. Howrie.
in wool, 4 tailored -Sirs. E. Felker, Mrs. J.
ehrane. visited al the hone or )G, and jj Est. C-ellectinn of RipePeppers-- I AMAT)mi[JR LIST -OILS —
Airs. i1'ill Rodger last YriiIay and Opt- j Dr. J. Grieve •(Scaforth1. Twelve I Mrs. Ada Halliday. Darning on cot-
Tomatoes, any variety -F. Barker, .ton or linen-£. M. Livingston. Mrs.' Landscape, scenery in district -E,
M Livingston, Mary B. Howell.
tt Prim y.
The wirier of the threshing »�lnev rs. • Jno. Manser. Three largest Howrie. Mending, one patch hen- Maine -Ur. J. Grieve, Mary B.
is heard In this vicinity. 1 Cucumbers -Dr. .1. Grieve (Sea- med-E. M. Livingston. Mrs. E. Fel- Sproul. Ynittintr-F)dith Cornfield.
Mrs. Pe•titiaad, of Dungannon. is forth), Mrs, Jno. Manser. Collection ker. Mending, 1 patch top -sewed- Howell. Figure -E. M. Livingston, Mina Harttiann. Bead Work-FMe-
of Garden Herbs -Mrs. W. H. Trem-' Mary B. Howell. F-1••wers-Mrs. J. Smith. Difficult Woodwork -Jim Ed-
lsie
vli:RluR her dnnghn•r. Mrs. Coils O. NPs. E. Felker. E. M. Livingston. S Howrie, Mary B. Howell. Frnit-
bla Collection of Garden Produce Eunealow apron -E. M. Livingston. Dr J Grieve Mrs. J. S. Howrie.In- Mehen. Annual Phlaz-Mallet
Kenneth luck.
-F. Barker. Dr. J. Grieve. Six Sal-' Ladies' morning dress, print -Mrs. animate object, pot /lowers or fruit- ward,. Doric Kison,
slfy-Geo. S. Hunt. Dr. J. Grieve.;
Jnn. Manser. Ladies' afternoolt Dr.T. Ct-. e. Landseipe, roadway, Hobby Work. ti years and over
Two Muskmelons -F. Barker. Mrs.; porch dress -No. 4. E. M. Living•Ynn. -, M. Livingston, Mary B. Howell. Collection of Coins -Gertrude Ev-
Jno. Manser. Two Citrons -Mrs. Child's dress and bloomers -J. Gar ens. Collection of Wood -Bill Lum-
Manaer. t D t s (Henea111, Mrs. E. Felker. 'AMATEUR LIST -NATER COLOR by Toe Taylor. Education Picturei
1,••i „set: . t s rompers -Mrs. Livingston, -- J S Hoorne -
imDle Wood Work -
KNITTING ork-
• KNiTTIi\G EMROfDERY AND LACE HORN Cardboard Work -Wil-
k.
w'n11ny, -it li for I. 1"ti= life Best designed patch work quilt, i 3PEL7MENS MacVicar. Animals, barnyard scene lie Whitesides. Erector Wnrk•-Wil-
itlnnll . old Lg,•.-- It,s•hest,•r News- j cotton -Ur. J Grieve Wm. Malluugh. Tatting -E M• Livingston. Mrs. -E. •M. LivinRetan. _ Landscape. lie Whiteside.. (;rachet Wnrk-I:ota-
14.•ntin.•1. d ned patch work quilt,wool T Ed d F l t B Lh with F M Livingston M-` ('lark Fancy Work -Mabel Ea S
J G' M Halliday. N E til lis J S Ai.
Howell w►rds Mildred
Bath and wash cloth cotton r J S H w ie Knitted th f-lnrke. F y
knitted -Mrs. HallHalliday, r�J h d lace -Mrs. T c H woe F '11 F Donelda �
M J e; M Livingston, M J S H ley Tavinr. Bed Spread -Lola Clark,
net -Mrs. b bootees til J.S.H , g JJJJJJJ N k F M
Miniature. any ,u 1 Wella Marney Collection pa -
s
AIIMWWWW
WHEN USING
W I LSON'S
FLY PADS
READ DIRECTIONS
'�` CAREFULLY AND
- FOLLOW THEM
• `i EXACTLY
Knitted Socks, 1 parr, fine -J. W ! Felker. Solid—E• M. -Livingston. live Pictil"s E. M. L i g �t()r�� MCC tt ' M�°�ttftodlatniX
Salkeld. (No. 41• Coarse, double.'. Mrs. E. Felker: Russian Cr„xx--- L. Proctor (Holrmrville), Any sub- i�arkoA:4irYl
knitted mitts. 1 pair -No. 4: Mrs. J. Mr,. J. S. Howrie, No. 4. Italian Re- >Kt• in crayon, original -M. (,sok XX
I
S. Howrie. Fancy' wool mittens. 1 , lief work -Mrs. J. S. Howrie. Swed- (Woodstock). E. M. Livingston. Any rs��i
i pnir-Dr. .1. Grieve, M. Livingston I inh weavir,tr-Mr. J. S Howrie, E. subject• nem and int sketch, original if11
i (Blythe. Knitted bedroom siipper>t l tri. Livingston. Venetian cart -Mrs. rte. F« Any Livingston,
Mrs. 1•
drawing u
1 -Dr. J. Grieve, M. isivingstow.
T S. clow Pie. N allachian-)ire. J.
Knitted scarf. 12 to 14 inches wide- I g Hoorne. E. M. Livingston. French
original -E. M. Livingston. M. Conk.'
Mrs. H. T. F.dwaran. Mrs. Ada Holli- • kihntr-F. M. t.ivingeton. MTs. £ Amateur -Wall paper, original do- '
day. Knitted men's pullover, vest or Felker. Oriental -Mrs. J. S. Hnwri , sign. nitnple eret.,nne and nrint. com-
- rsweatas . nr_ l- Grieve.. Nrs. _ J. S. ' mercial, crayon colored -E. M. Lie-
- Modern canien Triirrial. Pers e-'va drawtysg'• ren-
Fiawrie. Knitted ladies' sweater- I tionat Llying• N 4
Mr -..7. S. Howrie. Mrs. F.. Felker.
Best of all Fly Killers --10c and (.RA.H • }N woof.
25e per packet at all Druggists, },ate—Mrs, Ada Halliday. Ladies'
Grocers and General Stores. , shawl -Mrs. J. S. Howrie. Ladies'
tun.: o. cll. any ouliject-Mary B. Howeil,
l'S
4
completelyacushioned
engine
Jtr/Ae
rf fzme _
WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT
McLAUGHLIN.BVICK WILL BUILD mad
•
MiSCELLA.EO CHINA PAINTING
Crochet trimmed TbaT towel atld Single piece, conventional -Dr. T.
face cloth -Mrs. Ada Halliday, Mrs. Grieve. iece, piece, floral --L..
E. Felker. Pair fancy towels -No. 4,
)Yrs. A. Halliday. Bridge set cloth
and 4 serviettes, in color -Mrs. J. 5.; - -
Hswuie. No. 4. French hemmed linen -
-Mrs. E.. Felker, Mrs. A. E. Erwin
(llaayf eld ). Crochet wool mat -G.
E. Evans. Mrs. H. T. Edwards.
Hooked mal %?Fa _ A,- ., Er1ti,"H': o
Barker. Braided mat -E. M. Living-
ston, Mrs. Ada Halliday. Collection .
embroidery, not less than six pieces '
-F.. M. Livingston, Mrs. J. S. How-
_rie.- C4lectii n- rocket.-nutJess than:
six -•niece*-- L+LJnuston. Mrs, J. t
S. Howrie. Crochet lace pillow slips
and sheets -No. 4, E. M. Livingston. i
Collection of 5 articles suitable for ,
Christmas gifts. costing less than $1 i
each --No. 4, G. E. Evan,. Fancy
curtains -E. M. Livingston. J. Garnet
Dater'. Most useful article made
of one yard factory cottor,-G. E.
Evans Mrs. A. E. Erwin. Negligee'
jac'�c et- t TI. LTvingston.
Judges -E. Beattie, J. Fbwlie, M.i lobe searched for the rpecIes of herbs
nerd in the manufacture of that world-
10iMESTIC SCIENCE—FHVIT T famed healmg balm 2AM- BUK. These
('reserved fruits. 6 varieties, pint i herbs The.any of thef m. rare and
dcostlthe y.
jars -Mrs. J. S. Howrie, Mrs. Jno.l >' need
Manser. Collecti• n canned fruit, 6 season when their juices and medicinalt
vartetiea, pint jars -Mrs. W. H.I content; are at their very best.
Tremblay. Collection marmalade, 4 , .1,-
varieties-Mrs.
i •varieties -Mrs. W. H. Tremblay.
(niteetinn -jelly-apple, plum, red cur-
rant, berry -Mrs. Jno. Manser, Mrs. ,
W. H. Tremblay. Collection canned
vegetahlea-tomatoes, corn, peas,
beans -R. F.. Snowden Est., Mrs. inn.I aatA,n-. ee,c."ol
:Manser. Cold meat sauce,, 2 carie- h..., ," ;,,e,s,.e,e
ties -Dr. .1. Grieve. Mrs. W. H. Zan bilk is the true successor of tba
herbal healing halms of Ancient Home;
with this important advantage Z.am-buk,
in adduce t., its rare herbal , omposition,
has twem,eth century%medical know-
ledge and manu(attuneg shill. to bring it
to a pitch rid perfection, probably never
equalled .n the annals of healing.
The d tserent mechcinal qualities in
Zam-buk ate beautifully balanced. The
heading side with the embark. the
Fnoth.nc with the gerrn,ci al. it ie
penetrative yet not too stimulaliet. and
has just the right lubricitt for removing
cure Mrs. Jno. . eni.,,rbct6l rang,. epnisa and pains.
eared ham -Mrs Jnn Mangier. Cold I _-'tT�h'-_ T!
Announcing the Arrva1
e
OF OUR
Fall and V�n •r
1TS ROMANTIC
STORY ' x
x
A World Search for Rare
Medicinal Herbs.
It is not commonly known that
countries so far apart as China
and Spain, Japan and England,
and Tasmania and France have
VOet
d
5
The McLaughlin -Buick Valve-ln-
Head engine now has "rubber heels."
Here is an engine completely Insu-
lated and isolated from all metallic
contact with its chassis. Thick rub-
ber cushions, fore and aft, absorb
noise, and save the engine from road
shocks and strains.
Never, in all its succeedul years of
motor car manufacture, has McLa�
lin-Buick ever produced a car so far
ahead of its field in performance and
value as the 1927 McLaughlin -Buick.
Money can buy no finer perfo
no matter how much you are prepares
to spend. sateata
v
oats
WEhave now on display at our
range of samples that affords
g
variety and makes selection easy.
New Notes of the Seaso
troducedin - `These
Tremblay. 2 varieties tomato cat-
sup. ripe and green—Mrs. J. S.
Howrie, Mrs. ,Tnn. Manger. 2 varie-
ties sweet pickle, -Mrs. W.H. Trem-
blay, Mrs. J. S. Howrie. 2 varieties
emir pickles, 1 mixed, 1 mustard -R.
E. Snowden Est., Mrs. W. H. Trem-
�1ay. 1 pint minae meat -Mr . ney
Ufanser, 1Nrs. Ada Halliday.
hs comb, 10 pound, -J. W. Salkeld.
Jar of 102E honey -0. F. Edward.
Maple syrup, 1926-R. E. Snowden
Manser.4 undo
The dolman sleeve, the bolero e
original touches give these Coats
Matron and misses stye,
shades, as well as conservati Ne
R30H-
Some are lavishly trimmed"2'--
ABLE
others are plain. tad a'
a
ted
many
uality.
new
lack.
ile
us .are- n a useful, reliable,
met pie -Mrs. Jog. Manlier, Mrs. J.1 and highly-concentretfd, tpedit 1
owrie. 2 pound, home -rendered
Gernet Rater, (Nenaall)
isre. Jno. Manser. 2 cakes hard
soap. home -made -Dr. J. Grielf
Inn. Manser.
r.r
HURON MOTOR SALES
SOUTH T. GOOEaICH
(Seaforthl, Mrs.
mart raft goap-Mrs. Jno.
Manage,
Dr. J. Grieve.
DOMESTIC SCiENCFrBAR1NG
1 loaf breed, home made. white -
Mr. . In. }fa set. .T E. Aitken. 1
loaf hre•d, home ride, brown -jug.
IH. Tremblay, Mrs. Jnn Manner.
stat --Mrs.
qbe GREATEST
ML&1GHLIN-BUICK
EVER
statio
ER BUILT
P
loaf hr•ead. home made.
BUILT
/ W. H. Tremblay, Mrs. Jno. Manser.
Te, hise'its. 11 soda, 4 baking rowan*
atnsslM,Ml sillORM 1111.01,111111701110011 IMO& WM. minim Mr,. .Toa iisaser. Mr,. W. R.
Tremblay. Runs, 't fancy, t plain -
An added feature of t
by purchasing these samples d
the same styles will not be d
We Would Greatly Appreciate Your Vi
dressing sista** really to instant y
pain, swiftly allay ewellistg and inflam-
mation, espel deep-seated disease, and
grow new healthy sk.n MMMver, users
of lam•huk have perfect c.motience
winch alone comes from the lino, l ge
that it is a reined herbal preparatiogN04
not an &robe ial ointr„e„t composed e(
pore -clogging fat- and range drag•
Zam-bub is invaluable in all itching,
inflamed. and diseased conditions of the
skis. whilst Its swift antiseptic. healing
makes it the ideal first-aid dressing for
barns, scalds. run, etc. It is Alen the
soothing remade for One. Of dealers
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