The Signal, 1930-5-15, Page 54
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Kilts for Moths
V. Fly-toz, Flit, Larvex, Moth Gps, Sapho, Cedar -
lane Flakes, Moth Balls, etc., to protect your fur
coat, woollen blankets, chesterfield and carpets
against the destruction of the dreaded moth.
Campbell's Drug Store
Phone 90
Goderich
VISIT THE
*Capital Cafe
Goderich's Newest Cafe
A 1. .art serf: u•e .,t till
hours.
"Best Place to Eel in Tsui'''.
Telephone 272
••moi••••••••
Reward of Shivers
-�41rer� I take a cold •l ' . i• ev
err aa'b?hing." -
Willlams-"Why brag stout it'•"
CWver.a-"(loch, thut'e why I take
it:"_
Pelee a1 Modesty
Little Marin found a butfen In his
.a lad.
lie remarked: "1 .sumo*. it fell off
while the salad was dressing "-
Christian Register.
MODEI THEATRE
Week of May 19 to May 24
l/moday and Tuesday -
MARY PHILBIN
Edniund Breeze anti Mary Alden
in a smashing dramatic and color-
ful
olor-ful romance of the. waterfront AI
tremendous story of a hrautrrul l
waif adrift among the dock rats.
fy
'• "Girl Overboard
Universal Western 'Range Wolf"
FOX NEV
GODERICH
Monumental Works
Ii, lit llat.•nal-
Lat, sl i)o•>igns
Exp •rt Workmanship
All Work Guaranteed
Reasonable Prices
R. A. SPOTTO`
. P.O. Boa 161 Goderich, Ont.
Wadereday and Thursday -
Introducing :I .•ttat of new face, and
a spectacular story eoncerning the
way of a maid with t wo men
Fay Matter). I,• reh an,l Fleury
;ems!,
in
in a toctisattonal drama of the thea- r
tr• with a thrilling elinhax 'in the
sir
"The Whirl of Life"
I.aff-ea-y Comedy ...relevi•tori
lieorge''
Friday and Saturday_
The great holiday special
"Divine Lady"
Annual Tea Meeting
under auspices of Women's Aso
ciation at
BENMILLER UNITED CHURCH
- on -
Saturday, May 24th
Tea served from 5.30 to 8 o'clock
Concert by Classic Male Quartette
and Violin Soloist, of Stratford
ADMISSION
Adults 50c, Children 25c
featuring a r.• -creation of the Low
bee historical Battle of Trafalgar
Thousands of uteri in breathless
tattle action atl.l the screen', great-
est beauty reliving the loves of otic
of history's mast Ie'autiful • sick
`tarring
Corrinne Griffith
n In•r gr•at.•-t pirtlir..
Episode 140. 3 of "The Diamond Master"
"Cartoon Comic'
Evening_admision Adults 35c: Child
ren 23c
Matinee admission -Adults 25c; Child-
ren iSc
Matinee Saturday at 3 p m
••w••••••••••
Central School
FIELD DAY
ON SCHOOL GROUNDS
FRIDAY, MAY 23rd
Games commence at 2 p in
Sale of Homemade Bakens. and
Tea well also be served
(;.,toe- and h'•li to leeks the
lar 1 success
THE SIGNAL,
LONDON CONFERENCE BRANCH
(Continued from page 1)
dents of the eight Predbyteriala com-
prising London Conference Branch
were gtveu.
Miss 'tartlet of Windsor said that
"thy report is really Mrs. Freeman's.
who has turned over her work to me.",
Work had been well sustained during
the ear, with floe cooperation among
thc different organizations. Four sec-
tional couferenc•es were held durine
the year.
Mrs. altortou, of Elgin Presbyterial.
Rare arecerd of fine leadership; excel.
ieut sectional meetlugs when the
Auxiliary meml.ers gave the I.r...
grammes, and summate! making Heise
sectional meetings IIPtralntug green.'
for the workers.
Huron Presbyterial was repreeeentel
by Mrs. Lane, tteaforlfl• who referred
teuderly to the great loos Huron bat
sustained in the death of Mrs. Moiler.,
of Exeter. She reported l:te organ-
izations, uu tnerease of 15: $400 raise)
more than last yens': average gl.'ats
$7.02: three sectional meetings of
highly Itsgdratlonal character.
Mrs. Hicks, president of Kent. re•
ported forty-five Auxiliaries, with six
'rle.•-preeldents caring for these groups.
She thought sectional meetings s flue
field for developing the talent of'meoe
be
Sixty -Seven Years' Eaperieace
is your guarantee that Plants ob
tained from us are in every way
dependable.
\t,. ¢row
Giant Asters. mixed and .n sepa-
rate colors Giant Snapdragons.
in • great variety of colors
Wonderfull Fluffy Ruffle Petu-
nias Dahlia Flowered and Giant
Double Zinnias
Pansies, Verbenas, Stocks Phlox,
etc , etc
Tomatoes, Cabbage, Cauliflower,
Celery and Peppers.
STEWART BROS.
BENMILLER NURSERIES
R R. No. 4, Goderich, Ont.
Phone Carlow 235
rs.
Mrs. Livingston. Lambtoo. said that hood. nigan 50.
the work fell into three divisions: In- Two pleasing inclelwlteh tees plaee
class -Dorothy Rohl. 9i I•''
nitration. development. raising of the before the next speaker was intro- .ent., Violet Errington c7. Alma An -
Means. If the Britt two were done the duces', when Mrs. Tillman spoke of derson R1, Doris Swan 00. B1111t• ('ea
last would follow. She spoke of Trimb- Miss Rennie's ervlee during the past liar 65, Madeleine Ceawr Rt. Fern.. Al-
ton having small study grout's in whish three years, and Miss Margaret Cel- ton tt'. Irvine Eedy .7. Malenlm Mc -
the study book was taken up intents- des, of Embro, on behalf of the Branch. Kenzie 511. Rillte YcClute 4g. Aloin
ively. Other agetseies were talks In presented her with a book and 8 R.,1 .44, •Allw•rt Itlyett 46. •Rleh.rd
Sunday school and pag.slnts by C.G.I.T. pretty bouquet of flowers. Then, in Park 36
her turn, Mrs. Tillman, who has re- First e18s-- Hart. y Culbert ',�
girls.•Ronald Rnay KS.
Mrs. Childs, speaker for Middlesex.. -soils removed to another Conterentw.
h the beat Pre-ohyterlab was similaell honoree. the prtsenta- Hr trimer ole
GODERICH, ONT.
addressed the gathering and great -
tugs were brought by the Mayor of
Goderich, Mr. If. J. A. alacEwau. In
a racy *speech Mayor MacEwan ex-
truded a hearty welcome to the dele-
gates assembled, extolling at the some
Buie the beauty of his home tow!.
Yrs. Conlon Wright made an el.etueul
reply to this address.
Rev. J. Scoble, of Bclgrave, chair-
man of t11e Presbytery of Huron,
brought greetings which were acktow•-
ledgcsl suitably by Mrs. W. lt. Mclu-
toah of Loudon.
At the eveulug session Mrs. It t' -
Tillman presided and l.amhwa !'res
byterial conducted the devotions.
Mrs. J. 1. 1.?i ou of Wlud-.r pr.•-
seuted the report of the treasurer.
showing the flauueea to be in au ex-
cellent e'uditlou. Rect'Ipts for the
year were 6126,270.04. The espouses
Were $1,031.13. balance In the Bank
$637.21, while $124,579.28 was slut
to the treasurer of the Dominion
ltoa rd.
Miss Rennie, the retiring prevsident,
gave to. address vatting attention to
the need In the world wheel Ilud called
Into being the Woman's Missionary'
Society. :She spoke of the growth of
the Society and the increasing realiza-
tion of the work it has before 11. She
called upon the women of the churls
to put aside everything that ham-
- p•red or hindered and to enlist whole-
heartelly his the Cause of needy woman -
of Yonlrton, and tMr. and Yes. Nichol
and family and Mrs. 11. Yundt, of
Stratton!, spent Sunday at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. H. Eedy.
Mrs. Rohl Davidson, Mrs. Win
Stothers, Mrs. G. 31 yMe male, Mr.
Geo. Anderson ind.l'51rs. Fred Itos-
attendei the meetine .'f the Maitland
Presbyterial W.M.S. held at Whit,
ehur•h on Tuesday.
Mr. and 51rs 10. Iilckle cad sou Ed-
gar, of Hamilton. motored' up and
Spent the we'k-ethd with friends her'
Mr. nod Mln. G. M. al''K••nzle and
Mnl.ohu silent Sunday :it London
They were itec'nutwui.rl• by�Mr. M•
Ketazl. s Mother and 'sister of (Tilton
Mr. ltobt. 10:1% bison and air. ir.st
R.,ss attended the Presbytery iue"iug
at Whitechurch on Tsit'Mlay.
Quite a number from here attemlel
the anniversary services at L4(ekuow
Presbyterian churelt last ,4 1,1av
We eonentlnhate )fro H. Mle\Cbisi:.ey
of Dungannon Presbyterian .church oh
the honor of being chosen president
of Maitland Presbyterial W. M. A at
the meetin; held ut Whit.s•hureb '•n
Tuesday ..f this week,
School Report. -Following t• t4.• r.'
part for April of the Junior room of
Dungannon paddle
Total. 1.if1 per emit.; honors, 75 ; .r
cent.:
Junior third ...lass -L..1% Treleaven..
91 per twat., Dnlhtltda Jun.. cdt. idat'ttnt
Jones 72. Viola Young 56, Harold F'In
elatmed to have a ss -..metro Stew.,
1 the London Conference Mullett as tion beteg '-nide by Miss Erne line JIm F:rringtou. Raymond Carrie. -W. •
Harry
well a the fines R P pp, .Irnds ark
u
t eon of other,",.-ttlaek, of Windsor, while rs. a Nlclns. (:Indys Nlcln+. ('laywn .Udl,.'.
crease
members raised $33.:1110. n iu Yra`t TII man badtdone toy lin mane son. MM'InnKrwl Kwan, Elwin Finnie:
crease of $12 a Thetteminimu of the
I'restryterlsl were the minimum. one- years, of the inspiration she had t -,ecru, Jr. Primer-WPrx Riyrtt.
half of one per cent Two young women of the loss her removal would entail Hah. tless, F n lin Ewly. Rernteli' '
'from the Presbyterial were to be de -
stilted they had fortv-si and on behalf of the London draw•
;;hutted. of the W.M.R. expresse.1 the wish that (•-Ghent for examinati.imt..
(oxford. reported by airs Archibald. God's richest blessing would rest E. llftlRR. Te:o'1'''
Atteillart.•s'won her lu her new environment.,
and forty-six Mission Bands.. At a Miss Rennie Mild .Sirs. T111man, er•h in,
farewell meeting for Miss Weir In, bet nett Chnrn.teriytic tnauurr.
W a.dstock tlllrty-six out of forty-one teamed the nu'mlters for ti'e'r kfnd-
anxlllartes were represented. Thera�n R per. Mortimore. of Auburn. lea
was raised $4Tt more than last year. „• u flue burn. l*1,-
Perth president, lairs. ale.U4.iue. of SWest china. ga
Rat.• an accounto[ Pr Idents' enc. men', work- in that tuterrdlng
missionary or
mlwstonnigin
tenons. at whichimport an questions laud. The work .0
sere dlseussed..5 report of the• year's b nddau us, pe•rsted. tee teat it web the
work 1n eondenset furor was sPnt mit
for the use of the genetal membershipe- .onePIVP, red It witst n honor t.. bur'-
Tbe "trip 'mond• the world" by sera- a part In 1t. He buil leanest ouch ..f
pine In charge of the pilot. Sir" IL the women's worutirk on � tile•xhe '.'
Childs of London, was greatly -enjoyed elation and co-ops
by the large audt.•ri-e. ('ommPth••Iit n1 betwcyen the roprrsrulathst- .f tis••
an Easter Rnndny y�Je' to Friend- w. M. S. and those of the g..nernl
ship House whish w>r itilhoe in char- board lu the field. 'Then whin• n f'`
atter• the passengers' ort out Ina west• years ago, serious trouble threatened
eels dlr.rtfon on Monday morning 00 in Szechwan provithee and, the' women
hoard the aeroplane 40(* W.M:S. end left. not heelers* they wanted to but
-drys from the British
soon found themselves in Arglnn• neeause .. . • whose. fail.
where they ms'[ ewe Ukrainian
Embassy, the task of overseeing their
friends and heard of their diffieultle•d. , woor1� wa�co mmltted to him.Digsight s resignation. muchet', floor regrethnot
The next point of till was Vanroarer. Hf waned, he said, to speak to lid-
, only of the other trustee. but of ell
where the Oriental home was visited: woman's. organization of what Christ
then on to Japan. wfi.rc the passengers and H1s teachings mount to the women those loterwt.d In the welfareof tis.
were ahnekeI to hear of the exietinR of China. First. lie said. It mean, to cemetery. F'ur the loenrflt of Ihos.'
conditions among the women and them actual plhyslenl well -1'4'1'12. (:Ir1- from a distance attending the re -union
children of that lead. Korea was N1'' were often killed In Infancy, or If tier of 9.R. No. 9. lin11.Ht, and Inter...fel
next point of .-1111: then China. .\frit, n.ltted to live nuns -P1',• mod,• -laves 1n the cemetery, the annual uu•m„rLil
'1 and �n-t ern.•Ilc treat's' f'hn.t i:uift 'erv1.w will be hilt on the eein'•tet,
and Trinidad Each ....entry tt'^ rem, ground., un Sunday aft. -newts .fool,
tented ou the platform be n fees_ was etanginc this, and res- t:i.iu_
ldoturP, chs els.' gay.• a .ti''1 wont wmm�nhcwdl the opportunity Gist only 37 commencing at 3 o'clnek.
dctur of the blessings that ;'pari-- to lire, but to enjoy health :cud htuppi'
t y has brought W themselves nod new, unknown before. t ••• •••frit, •■■111♦• 1if1���•111�11�••••1���• �'���w X
sir people. in the next place the Gn4 w'1 was
MOW Consist. of Bengali. spoke, lifting women from the IRltor:.ner•
• wl her
AUBURN
('pa.(er) Itta'Patl nsetst.-1'h.• le..ur'1
of trustees of hall's ceinelery desire
to HUM iiiiii that a bee will be heli '•u
the afternoon of Wwlu,', ley, May 21st.
fur the Istrlta"' of iutpro'iug the north -
weeder!' portion of tht• i,-rotln.ls. This • - rb)C G ADIAN SH WEDDED MMaAT COMrAN1/. LTD.
Is the only wetluit that has not 'been
Thursday, Nay 15, i98* -3
Taking A Hill on High
it takes Tots of powwer and a good start
h) climb a hill without shifting gears.
Get a good start for the hills of the
dad's work by eating a breakfast of
Shredded Wheat and milk. "I -here is
a quick "get -away" in this delicious,
ss hole wheat food. No need for shift-
ing gears in the middle of the hill -
just go right on up with increased
energy and power. And Shredded
Wheat is in such a delicious, easily
digestible form.
SHREDDED
HEAT
WITH All. THE BRAN
OF THE WHOLE WHEAT
Improrel nil although small in arra "Peace will only be maintained he
Is lin rouglh ,nod ts.r t, that It will the earnest application of public
require a lot of isle., to Inst it in tae
opinion ."Frank R. Keller.;
gond' condition aw the rest .0 the emu,
etery. Therefore the l.cnrt request a
good attendance for this lettti.•ldnr
work. The uuuual meeting of the plot
holders will Is held on the grounds
uu Wednesday everting. June 11, at 7
o'clock-. The imperial business will 1d•
the election of a IMw tett+tee 1n the
steed of Mro C: :1. Howie.n. w ai -
Spring Plants
N,.% n- the three 1,. order y,.nr
-oppiy •.1 Plants for eonr tb•wer
bests, and for tilting v.nr wudluw
:uu1 cprandah b.,(P., hanting bas -
No finer stock to choose
from.
Geo. Stewart
Bruce Street Phone 105
THE COCKSHUTT
IMPLEMENT SHOP
has rem 1 to new
quarters ingston
street.'
Implements and Repairs. General
Expert Sers.ce on all Cockshutt
Machinery.
Allis-Chalmers and United Trac
tors.
Baer & Straughan
T ELEPHONL sae
login., word- of appreciation of ber whlfh was formerly . on Id' r II
rn ol9•
late Jl a 1 1 R them
.1 11111
friend end f.-Ilnw-wnrk.'t, the a e r. thine R c th II
aI111anp of Exetertajentsdevelop
equallytheir
with their intellect
brothers.,.
The memorial se•ni.,• In eeliarge oil Ithon of wow'.
M
Gonll ane! IMIr•. ,Sr.-hiluald '•t• Then the ...vial poo lfg .0 floe
Peed with the singing "f.1) ("I "f was changed. An ancient say
!tether and 114' rydrltithg •'f t'''' Chinese was. "it is 11ffittilt to tem
:shepherdPsalm As the• roll ons pant with women and feeble-minded
I - were thine
eall.rl of the rile niemis•rs who had
men." \nw nn Rrent .
passed to the Great Beyond during changer! that in mere than 'ono• In
the year. each Preahrtcrinl president stance women had t-tiallc 1.'.' Risel
placed a rose ht the easket of noting offt.•tal pnsitl.na and lied fillet them
brans, two tiles.' specially hinwrh1
two officers. Mrs. Bennett of London, adequately.„
MThe spiritual vision of stili .
rmer corer*palling secretary, had been enlarged. and so great en-
rn. MollaroT 'Exeter, former peed-', their devotion. so deep their gratia 1.
dent of Elurnn Presbyterial. The ser- to God. that not even ..•core deprive rice r'Iosnl with the hymn "To all the doth. and henrc trials land been
saints who from their Talars rest." to 'week their faith.
'itis a pre int servt.f. was an agar 'Pisa adolrh7.Mrlt r.nf lrlrrinh 'l. h•
praprinte prepsarstlon for tete 'sacra. DIustratetl a.
inept serviceswhlc•h foliow•erl and which had union In- (`bins, of Noir d.•v.•1
was presided over by Bev. C. F. Clarke, opomenf in C'hrlstlan nhaya, Pr. Omit
pastor of the church. with Bev. (3. W. epp(.ndtd reapanee to the appal of tis,
Brett, of W1Ctorta street church, as- f:ospei. alai their p•rseertes• in ih,
slsttag.film of tremendous difficulties.
At the tea hour Rev. f • 1 . CI Ho, eir, anthem by the choir '0 Nerll.
Keep Warm and Save Coal
Do Your Caulking Now !
WE WILL BE iN TOWN FOR A FEW DAYS LONGER
the
in
be
Shot in with a gun around the casements where the wood casement fits to
brick of the building, it not only keeps you warwinds witIter
butit
winds. It
t keeps you
cool
c
the summer. It keeps out dust and water,
hot an
done more cheaply now than six months from now.
We have started in Goderich with the following homes:
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W. E. Stothers
P. J. MacEwan
1. Hussey
Mrs. MacEwen, sr.
Chas. Ellis
Mrs. Amos Fisher
J. H. Lauder
John Galt
H. J. A. MacEwan
J. Spain
J. J. McEwen
Geo. MacEwan
Miss Roberts
H. T. Edwards
Dr. A. C. Hunter
H. L. Salkeld
Dr. J. A. Graham
S. J. Werk
E. Beacom
W. Hern
Wm. Coats
John McClure
W. E. i ebbutt
C A. Reid
W. J. Powell'
- GET OUR PRICES. YOU ARF. UNDER NO OBLIGATION -
W ASTROF, President
Besto Caulking and Construction Co., Limited.
Britisl) Exchange Hotel
Telephone 591.
street church war given daring the Z
evening. oI11Ie the offering was take:. ■
by members of the Mtssion Cln'le. .
[The remainder of this report will
be published next 6•e•k.1
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LUCKNOW•
LT'(1KN(1W, ,May 12. - Ntr. T Bet's. • ■
of Cargill, stent Sunday with Lock- is
now friends. ■
Mr. J. f'avhnr. of T.mtdon. All. n .
week -end rlwlter In town, ■
Mr*. M:1d4t1lnngh, of Kinenrdlm'
14 esp•ndinir n few days with her dangh
ler. Sirs Ttnwer,1 .\gnew of town:
Mr. .1 11:1,111b.11. of Belleville. 1- •
,ho• new tnnnn8Pr re1 the 5Wniker s1sre ""fir R.sitt. Thtthle. who 11114 .been man""
ager tb.• pest year. has gone 1, Tor
onto.
AnnlVPrsary-settles. eore•c.ondm•twl •
1w f&w• Presbyterian church on amiclnr t:
z'Ih'""ilrnr+hYgbs filled for Moth .,.r
rima. The weaker for -tire day Ws, ■
Dr. Drummond of Hamilton. whose
sermons. Moth morning and .rveninc
were most Interesting. Ste -dal mil•'
w•as given by the choir. .11 the morn EN
service sole were rendered 4,, ■
Mfi • Dean (3.41des and by Mr 1t.'h•-
tr. nil at the semina semi., ale-- ■
Myra'•.Manl)oushi sing n +nolo. and
'Miss 1). (:wlhlca.nnd Mr. T Watson a' 1�
dnmt. In the afternoon DV Drummond i gg
Rrisv' a rem,. Intern' ting address to
flip St ilt y a'hnol.
Mir and Mfrs i'ane rind fnmlly. of
1Jatowel. spent Rnnday- 1st the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Ritchie.
Mr ins. 'Mehl.. 'wag inken to Tor-
ouln hospital for treatment.
MINGAN 110111
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Mrs. Wm. Reties amt fnmlly..►t Leant•
Ingiratt. .Coot the er,•.k' red with •
friends here They made the trip ht 111motor.
Sir and Mrs. Geo. Sundt rind fatally a
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U,,vod 0.1 Ow
higlar+tpessnhG• yu;hiuy when yo o boy groceries 11 ,e• v•'o confidence in the man aith
%hoot .7.41 11.1 hltaiuee•" 14 la' interested in you and your needs" Can yon oar' your 'phone wit!, the aaaurnce
that you will gel jiist what yo:h want wilt. no fear of substitution of inferior •Inality" Are lou gettin5 the 111181
Ton can for every cent y..11 spend' • ilne" 7.1?ntoney 4114 in your neighbortus'1 to belie 118;most], and J.r...l.erky'.'
alt
the at.••net "V.-''' 'r deaMg :It the hon.e•owne.h Superior chain st.ore•8, %herr ,•Inality. .emits', honest
neans11n• and 1"wee pre : a' • .i' "0.5:10. Them' 1s „i,P nenr eon to u•rso t ,u
WE SELL THE BEST FOR LESS
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GOLD DUST
large 29c
Fry's Mute 3reakfast 's, per tin
COCOA 19c
La La r�ason'aaS.00wilaice Ammonia 2 pkgs. 15c
1.awrason•i Flusho for toilet 23c
Ingersoll Cream Cheese, plain or
Pimento, small . 2 pkgs. 25c
vo_ STANDARD 2 tins
PEAS 27c
No. 3 Sieve, Size No. 2
French's Prepared Mustard made by
Keen's 14c
Lealand Sweet Pickles 12 oz. 27c
GOLD DUST
Scouring Powder
2 for 21c
Border Milted Mil, per tin 53c
Chateau Cheese
1/2 's, "It Spreads or Slices"
per pkg.
19c
AIRY SOAP
4 for 25c
MILLIONAIRES
SAUCE
2 bottles
25c
Small, "Delicious and Appetizing"
Royal York Tea, sealed pkgs.. ! Ib. 28c
Chase & Sanborn's Coffee I's 63c
Gold Soap 5 bars 27c
Lealand Olives .. 19 oz. bottles 25c
Millionaire Sardines .. per tin 17c
RINSO
Small, "Soaks Dirt Out"
3 pkgs.
25c
Posts Bran, Rice Krispies, Pep, Muf-
fets, Shredded Wheat Biscuits, Bran
Flakes 2 pkgs 25c
Welch's Grape Juice . Pints 35c
Sheller) Bordeau Walnuts, halves.. Ib. 15c
Nugget or 2 -in• I Shoe Polish .. each 12c
Nonsuch Stove Polish per bottle 18c
Finest Pink
SALMON
No. 1 tall size 19c
s, 2 for 25c
Sun -maid Seeded or
Silent �--Matches .... .
Canal'& Dry Ginger
Seedless Raisins
_ 2 pkgs 29c
., .: per box 10c
Ale Pints 20c
PHONE YOUR ORDER TO
J. J. McEwen, Goderich. J. Calvin Cutt, Goderich
PHONE 46 PHONE 116 11111
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