The Signal, 1930-6-26, Page 6BABY COMFORTS
Baby,, is the king of the home. Why
not treat haat all tete.' ci nnf orts to
make him happy? We have a full
line of baby supplies.
Campbell's Drug Store
Phone 90
Goderich
WONG'S CAFE
CORNER OF MONTREAL ST.
AND THE SQUARE
EVERYTHING IS NEW
New Dining Tabks„New
Furnishings, New Chinese
Light Fihdures
You Will Enjoy Dining at.
woos. ,Cate '
A 1a carte senior at, all hours
Special Service to tFouriete
Qpm lily frau 7 a.m. to 12 lt.s.
GORDON WONG
CARLOW
THE SIGNAL
COLLEGIALTS ,J11TITU II Norman Bowler
PIOKOTION LIBCharlotte Ltnington 68 all
Patrick Page 63 70
Award of Adenoma tiebalarshlve and Edith Corutteld 74 96
et Diplomas and Medals Owen hlillott 65 90
Diplomas
Promotions from Forms 18 and 10. la addition to the certificates uud
A. --pose passing lh every subject : diplomas awarded on the regular
school work there were awards grant -
841 ed by the Office Specialty ruing Co.
81.4 and the Underwood Typewriter Co. as
7838 follows:
Office Specialty ding Certifiat ll
l i 51 Mary Greene w ,',�
iiiiii/S . • t .,.
Edith Corntleld _.. Olvarus letter. in 'the Diocese of frit t
borough:
We mirk you to aci•ept this little 1
token ifIvttu the hands of one who is
proud. owl very proud. of the fuel
that he le your God -father.
78 signed --holy 'Natrte officers of St i
781 Myth yth and \Vinghut
a.
77 The officers of the St. Aatgustlne I
GODERICH, ONT. __ ._._.
'Thursday, June 28, 1980--3
-rr 86 anutoP O'OO$JOR vt!!I!'I'a
Irene alarek TJ' ti) 71
1 •Honors: ,
Helen Mallet
Alma Sallowe,,s.Ho.
Jean Whitely ..'t.-
11 Honors:
:tJ'�t !La � 72.1
Audrey Wieland 71.7
Isabelle Tyndall1.
Ruth !gurney 77L
John Parson 70 7
697
Bertram McCreath r • • 69.
Albert Bown 67.7
Mildred Mllllan 7
Alma O'Brien 67.7
67.
David Tobin 67.1
Philip Carter 66.5
Frances Thomson
S. lei No. a. Colborne. is hrvlug a ill Honore: .65.6
echoed pi ole at Harbor Park on Phyllis Lawrence
Friday afh•rms,n. lune 27th.F.veryotte Kathleen Wbateley 65.65.1
Is limited to 1,1111i.sad bring a Iia.- Ernest Crawford 64.1
Let .. Mary' Bisset 63.1
Victor Robertson
BI NMILLER Helen Whitely 62.2
Herbert Greene :,61.6
,: 1n.JRhose promoted conditionally
Preeeatadi}i to Mal Jettersao--Ong under conditions indicated in the it1-
lluodus evening of this week tide mem-
bers of acaool section No. 7 stet at
the home of algr..1. Alun and present-
ed
ass./artesian with a hatsdtla�
easy >t'he address was
dol nley Snyder and the gift
presented by Edith Fisher. Mise Jef-
ferson made a very suitable reply.
Afterwards an Impromptu program was
arranged, including recitations. apeech-
••. community singing. mouth organ so-
letions, eta; and luneh was served. A
all those
good time was enjoyed by
present. The address was. as follow.:
dtear Miss Jefferson, -We, your
many Mende, halve learned of your
intended removal from our midst, and
hare leathered tonight- to exprena-robe
sorrow at your going. During the time
GODERIC H
1f you want good interest on your
investment, heed this teller's words.
Deposit a hostel of Heat Folks in
your cellar and you'll receive com-
pound beat next winter. Buy now
and you buy on a low market and
- dity ell ht ,r -»*.r
n you put money to work for
fou this way you get • high rate
of interest and hold all security too.
CALL THE
you have been with us you have proved
yourself worthy of esteem, both as a
teacher and as a companton, showing
your interest and helping fa the many Margaret Sandy
enterprises of the section, ami have 'Myrtle Pfrimmer
baht up a bond of friendship which Kenneth Jnek/ 55.3
wl l be long lasting. To say that we ('411n Young 55.8
wit Was you la only lightly express- r. --Those elder further coeeldera
tug r feelings, and we hope that If at [low 3 ---
any In the future you would - Edward Jeffrey 53.9
Itke to t us you will feel that our Burke McLeod 52.8
many hom `aye open to you. As a' Albert Wehh. who was prevented by
%tight token of our appreciation we ask' Illness from writing the final examine
yes] to accept Min trarell g case. hop- thin.. Is granted promotion on ht
hog that 1t may go with you filled year's work -with a mark of 72.8.
with pleasant memories of the time, Promot1o� troet•Fotma IIA and IIB
'Went in good old No. 7. (Signed on be- i .t.-T11eel pasetlag lagvery subject
batt of the section) WILL SNTDEit i Honore:
.•nd ARTFICR FISHER. - 4 Eileen O'Brien 82.
Madeline Nattel 78.
__..
41.-011/1* - 1 irete Stoll 7T.
News has been received of the death Douglas Middleton TT.
at C•hilliwack, B.C., of Mrs Robert Margaret Mason 76
Cotllgaon, a former esteemed reeldent II.Honors: g at Wingham on Monday atterotsln,
of Goderleb, and aunt of Reeve Gold- Roy Errington 7 4
horpe of Colborne township and Mrs. John YcMehen 74.5 George Spttton was nominated as the
N. .1 A. Yae'Ewan of town Aire. Col- Douglas Feagan 70.6 party candidate for the Federal elec-
lirww's son. Edward. predeceased his Rnby Errington 70.4 tion In North Huron, hie name being!
mother only a few bouts. The follow.'Sohn Howard .-.•-69.8 the only one placed before the roe -
Ina reference to the double bereave-- Effie Jewell •t 66.2 ventton. Speeches were given by Dun-
ttsAlt 4s freer The Callltwa k Progteaa III Honore: can Sinclair. of 'North Wellington. and
of June 12; Witham Barrow • 65-6 Alex. Y. Edwards of South Waterloo,
A double bereavement came to tha Margaret Foster ALS Conservative members of the last
family and. friends of Mr. Robert B.-Tbose pc: mooted ootdttloaally Parliament. OMnem of the North
Cssiltmillll5Vlltoilt Mame, doring the under coodltiona Indlested in the .re -''Huron Conserve!rt Association were
e
weeknd. his only sm. E:dward, pass- ports tent to individual student's and elected an follows: Ilton. president. E
Ing away on Saturday at Chicago. their parents: .V. Scott. •Beigrkve; president, Dr.
G I vice -Prete -
64.6
' et 1-
64.5
68.7
divtdual reports sent to the student?
and their parents: 72.
.Howard Wilkins
Cots Dickson , ...69.1
ymond Dean
y Lawrence ..... 66.4 -
Herbert Palmer 64.9
'Fred Ross _ 64.4
Eleanor Tyndall 68.2
Marjorie Madge ..- 61.7
'Elaine Burrows t 60.4
- Lennard Maelkonild 59.6
--Jessie I(athleson 50.3
Lulu Croft 58.3
Betty Jenner 5B•3
.Margaret Raines 57.8
__ Madeline Geromette 574
---Atlsta Burke - r .
Keith Saunders .•�
96.7
58.8
58.3
56.5
*'�T
(Continued from pegs 1)
of achievement uusurpa,w•tl in mama
tttde.
We feel c•rrtai:: Ilial those divine
gifts which have carried you far In
the service of lid Will 'continue to
lighten the heavier burden whir+ Itis
now Inwn platrl opts your 11rele,s
shoulders.
Aud eu we offer you Ibbs hut,
puree, as a symltol of our enleeW. tit
.-slings i.•t III...Creel Master apo
Victor 'Elliott 91
Dorothy Walter 88
Emily G. Steatite 86
Naomi Mcl)ermtd ' 86
Della A. Murney
Charlotte ,Linlugton
Gladys Shore
Ida ('arrlek.._
Margaret Shephard
Irene.l. M. Marsh
Edward Mettler
Normuu howler
I'utrtek 11. Page 75
Underwood Ty'pewiiter Medals
Mabel Brownlee was awerdetl the
❑ -curacy gold medal for typing at the
rote of mixt words per minute for fif-
teen minu es about a mistake.
Dorothy Kit p obtained a gold' medal
for typing at net rate of fifty words
per Info e f fifteen minutes, mak-
',lig o tltrt errors.
disseen Sfrmarial Scholarships
In the Lower School -subjects,
ar1tlunetic, literature. composition., thanked the people for their gift and
*rummer and British history -titer their woods of appreciation. rash
Acluner of the first scholarship lel The school children of the W
Eileen OBrlen, with 82.8 per cent.; of
Ate second. Douglas Middleton, 80.2
per tent.
Madeline Naftel and Irene Stoll are
worthy of honorable mention with 79.8
:u:d 79.3, respectively. l
In the Middle School-aub' ecta, p
:eometry And algobra-Arthur Brown r
wins the first acrholertthip with 89.5 t
Verna lOdward
Hilda Finnigan
Mildred Hallows
771 duly Name Society are: Michael Cnm-
EAT RIGHT and KEEP COOL
Access baggage is hard to handle any
time, but more burdensome in Sum-
mer when vitality:is-:low. Keep up -
your pep and bodily poise by eating
Shredded Wheat with milk. Just
'fa I _. .. president ; Ambrose Brophy. •
75' vice-president , Raymond -Redmond,
761 secretary -treasurer. rr
Bishop O'Connor'r reply was .Wird
with keen interest and great appnecia-
tlou. He spoke of his early years In
the pariah, of hie father and wether.
e andaffection
and of the Lev tf tluu for
tl
associates of his youth which he at k
cherished. Ile was always glad to enough carbohydrates to build the
come back to St. Augustine to vlelt
the grave of his parents and renew the i flesh you need -just enough proteins
old associations, and he intended so
far as would b possible to continue --- to insure muscular strength. A well.
these netts tote home pariah. He
also made a presentation to the
op. an address being read by Mary
Brophy and the children's gift, a
rosary, being preseutei by Noreen Kitt -
a han.
Rev. Father I'aciuette, the parish
siert. _then Invited the people to the
ectoiy, where His Lordship received
he parishioners and vteltore. Four
ler cent. and William Sutherland the former pastors of 8t. Augustine were
second w1Ut 80 per rent. present • Ytfr. lgdi:esre tit i,.eatl,tn.}_ -
iinea 4t,therlaod Is eetffiA to"7rnrr a
r711i11eulton. with 86.5 -per cent. n
The value -of the first scholarship Is
r_ ,.00; of the second. 115.01.
J. P. 4HttM8. Principal. i
1VIii ham. Sullivan, of Clinton, Flan,
t{e114..wa tape captain
IMwt nt fu1N1un. Itriel'i tir,""fl!"7fotnie:+iertA
oWF.N SOI ND. ,fits.• 1...''•rpt '.f tenforth, Phalen. of Chatham, t:1b-.
-1 Robert McIntyre. or thin v-e,eltt 1_1")"'
tt[ Loudon. Marchlaud. o[ 71rys-
i years a Greet Lance captain and oneami' �'� ' _Ootutnban. Por -I
of the best-known eaiittirii on the lakes. rr, ot.-Zµrieh, Cgrronn, of Mount
is dead at lila home here. Ile was I Carmel, and Brophy. of Joplin. Mo.
stricken suddenly with Itr..rt trouble
- on Friday and died a few (tours Tater. Gerald Newton in Tennis Finals
a He was in his fifty-eighth -car. He
was master of tlw steamer M,u9ian.'1
of the 1'anada $teamshtit nines. fur
: teat years prevlout to 1029. ale was
master of the - steamer Acadian when_
210.111. was driven ashore in the big storm
6:ot 1913. lie was unmarried and !pares
41 three Amthess awl-tecu�tlaters.`
E enervative Nettttdnathag Convention
balanced food, nourishing and easily
digested.. Delicious for any meal with
fresh fruits.
r
'-F
Fathers
f Port- 1ambton,-Sed-Mc1'ardle, of* T -
Kingsbridge. `
There were present also F .V 1-w '
,owery. a Goderich. MuRugh, of s
i
Ni
iAIN'D N. June .-In the eontin-
uation of the 184 Boys' tennis tourna• 'No' woman should Imitate mea; "What we glue to our rhlldren they
stent here defeated .Newton, DeWitt ly
Row:
to ate not worth 11." -William Won will give to thein to a few yearn."
ell.foch. defeated Verne 'DeWitt Row- t'lietps. - .. - - Kathleen -Nettie.
rid. torture champion of the Igndou
semi
Township League• 2-4. 03. re.. in the Like other idealisms. patrtottem one thing wrong with the country V
flniit f.„ j hut was detidon, r the .aut.- trust a noble devotion to a that most of it las moved to the
put oe 3 iib J: 1'• .0. 64. proml t. moral Ninacy."-Oren Inge I r.•ity.-Thomaston (I1.S.A.) Times.
(• seas rut local player. 6•A, 6.3. 6.8. Yr. -
Pethh-k got into the finals by defeat -
At the Conservative cotsventioo held Ing Clare pear.
WITH ALL THE -#AN s
OF THE WHOAT
THR CANADIAN $HR&DOED WHEAT COM!•ANY. LTD.
white en Sunday evening Mr's. -Collin- Ruth Curwen
tteosg.sitio.t[sa been ill for name thug, Mary McKinnon
Hon G 8. Henry at fiineatallne
Mnyor MacDwan beaded a deputa-
tion of fifte.,u In.m t:.derl. who at-
tended the bouquet held at Kincmrdfne,
last -Friday night in h.,00r of Hon. G.
8. Henry, Previndal Minister of Hlgh-I
ways. on the aecnsloo of the opening
of a new bridge I44 (bat town. Tbe'
proposal for the Airing of the road )
letweea-JGtacardlne end G,dertch, to,
connect Provincial highways Nos. 5
60.g es Atmstrd.gt ors r ice pr
and 9. was placed before the Minister„
held out no hope of any im-
mediate _ mediate action in response to tbe,re-
71-ritesr't `, ""IrW
loner c nasi rI"vrsw
portant one and said that It mlgitt
receive special consideration. -
Mayor MeeEwan env one of the
speakers et the banquet.
•
Mrs. 'Fred Taylor, Gorrle; first but he
ttr•d Lmlly had llo MOW- ;1taa' ur t. A J. Goldthorpe. Col-
l* IM f�'te nine ie ti tAcutis',.. Pita ial orbl'
until the mesaege conveying the news Dorothy Horner 62.3 Its, East Wawanoeh:-ttesatrer, J. RI
of bb• death trached here on Sunday. Thomas Page era McKitthon, Wtngham : secretary, 11. J.
.Mr. Collinson was about fifty Fears Jean Hunter 61.3 A. MadEwan, Goderlt i
of age and had resided at Chicago for .fin Culbert 61.4
the past forty years. e was a Mussel Pfrtmmer 668
Hcon-
atruetlop engineer and unmarried. Rets lrysher
59.
The funeral took place on Wedneda7 Hobert Groves
tt the Mat.00ld ortirr, of which WE;S'T R'AWA�(18H `
be encs r TI west W w•ano nh "council bend F�
charge• of the arrangements and con-
- 'Harry Babb all mrmIwrs present. The minatee off
Samuel Waiter Mr. A. E. Johnston was present and -a
59.1
57.3
57.1
58.6
56.9
55.9
61.4
5
afternoon.
TOWNSHIP COUNCILS
Beatrice Campbell
prominent member, having
J. B. MUSTARD COMPANY. ducthog the service.
Mos M - Goderich The latae Mrs. Collineon was born la
Huron tonnry, Ont. Aster her mar-
Paisley,1 int
V1•!•••IMO O•
MODELTHEATRE
Week of June 30 to July f1 ! week, and Mrs. E. J. Room. of ham.; vented writing the Jnne examinations,
Loops. The funeral took place Wein.- is granted promotion with an average
Mond. and Tuesday- 'tidy afternoon. Shrvlte was iun'h ed of 70.
Monday in Cooke's Presbyterian church by i -Harry CAak lei-Ynr similar ronda-
"k Henry Wadsworth Longfellow sae in C. thevtia.0O.F.icemetery. b. tion granted (omditlonalpromotion.
1 romotiona from Form IA (kat year
-wrote the immortal love epic- eympeter if many friends hese Roes4�otmmrrciaTS, to 2nd Yt<kr Commercial
g`EvQngeline" set to the nwrahere
bereavement
of the family
m i A. -Those granted full promotion:
their double bereavement • 1 Honore:
and now the beautiful - 1 Margaret Ellidtt 77 8
II 'Honors
James Redditt to rs •
James Sheardown its regular meeting on May 27th. with a
Joe 1'riddle lent m ng were read and accepted.
at
In
ring(' she resided t
where themembersors of the family were C. --Those
Mildred Wilson ' ad „t r the Iningantn.n Agricultural
g a
Dorn. Later Mr. and N, d eleven C.JThos• underae further totsshdara I Society. The council ordered grants to
alovei M (1otlerlIIsi, and eleven tion with the perenta: #t paid to the Ikuyta $taiety and
years ago eer'r tit Clitlllwack, where._ Bessie Bere . .1.- ,352.. _ -
they have resldel mince.. The sandy- Ralph Walters .. .-.- ,.-51.8 the St. Helena acliio1 fair. The coding'
tog members of the fancily aredmMarjorie Inver „+„ gelladJouruel to meet Monday. June :anti.;
ceaaett's aged husband. and two Ruth Woraell 4R,7 at 7 p.m.
daughters. Mrs. J. I,. Stark. Chilli-, Stanley Taylor, who also was pre -1 DUBNIV I'HILl.1PS. Clerk.
OBITUARY
1
1
FOOTWEAR FASHIONS
1930
Men who wear fine Shoes are aemanding cor-
rect style and fine appearance in their Oxfords. There
are many outstanding features in the coming season's
style situation. . -
These features are to be found in the new
models for spring. Ali the leading manufacturers' lines
are to be found here at most reasonable prices.
CEO._ . MacVICAR
THE PRACTICAL SHOE MAN GODERICH
NORTH SIDE SQUARE
1
r'
Ile`■■■■//■■//■/■■�fi■/■■//■L///�/■I•'r/■■Ig
SUPERIOR Sit
■l
Delores 'Del Rio
has made it into an epic of hhe,•
screen. A picturesque page
• tory revealing a _stirring tragedy
and a romance that smiled through ,
tears.
• "-EVANGELINE"
v) picture flint you will long re-
-Tr-- Footwear and the keeping of
your Shoes in constant good
r.fpair means the waving of
your health and money.
1 "To be a friend of yoln' feet
1s to be a friend indeeu"
.wannµ"
Ti *itch over your and
your family's. Footwear is to
watch over your health and
comfort.
ler la 1 ! The careful selection of your
member .
Western Drama -'"Playing False
ADMISSION ON ABOVE:
f ADULTS 35r-. CHHDREN 25e.
11. Wednesday and Thunday-
HOOT GIBSON
in the thrilling drama of a lone
man's tight against a whole town
full of desperadoes Ann Christy
it the beauteous gal s
"T6e Lariat Kid"
liniver+wl C(mewdy- - 'Just the Type
Friday and litatdrday- -
Lois Moran. Joseph Waftaffr
Di rothy Burgess, Douglas Gilms'.
present a comedy love story with
the classic Kentucky Derby as a
background. A corking story and
a hang-up race.
"A Song of Kentucky
Kpitnde No 9 ""The- Diamond
Master"
lea Cartoon Comedy
rf
Matisse sourday •e $ p. fit.
41OOr�041410•t#,,O
We have given satisfaction
to marry critical htlyers, and
we feel Pure we cnn do it for
79u.
We (-tin not dig or plow,
but ocean serve you and your
family" with . Footwear that
will tend make your -daily
task more comfortable, and as
to priceP, we can compete
with any mail order houses,
considering (jollity.
--Prolong the life of your
ahoea by bringing them itrTot
repairs in good time, and we
guarantee you a good and
neat job.
To serve von ie nar pleatttP
The East • Street Foot -
*'par and Repair Shop
p�lite Rex Chorea
COMMRICH - ONTARIO
Win Abl. Free Oldies Eva.Mes
Votes McLeod
`Phyllis de Peudry
Dorn' Kittou ..-1....70.
Erie (Maid 68.8
Marjorie Prowse ` ..60.4
Annie Linfield 66.8
Credits:
Bernice Moore .
Jame Murphy e9.2 Port 'Huron sad John Porter at imms ■
■
IT'S HOLIDAY TiME AGAIN •
And it.iata
l W kmrw thatyou don't have to worry about shopping ellen your time ie taken ul! with store
ail nt tjtitnRer it is ens rewy to 'phone the Wil t r -t t t h! b prtceA. h ifejon n 00. 1(0i 11 order it :sr:ere; f. r tithe tsumn Pcr..-
worry -3 r7 y are it ft d a of taus to ttIet tittto y
don't ,rprty, you will u-ktperior n.isue hear yon- tl►en arecider to set slit htTndtR:t "ire the Pnn dues and
ehve �ttt HE BEST FOR LESS-- - -
- SELL T
CLARK'S
-"SIRS. JOLLY PORTER- � - -
One of the oldest residents of God PORK &BEANS 19C
erMh township In the parson of Mary
,
taet+ed away on Saturday, 14th Medium adze
....
Matho•ia 7'»Wife of Mr. John Po
I r June
Dereaned, who was torn on October'
27th. 11418, was a daughter of the late $ -
W1111ath and leabella Matheson of (god- • ■ OLD DUT •
erlch township. She was matrled in
the year 1814. Mot. Porter had hewn in ■ -
falling health all winter. She leaves it
CLEANSER
to mourn her loss her husband and ■ "Chases Dirt'
five chllthren: Mrs: Aleiander Forden,
Of Brantford; James Porter, of God -
Prim rx ■
Mrs. GeorgeSowerhy, of Goder-
'eh township; Mrs. m. McKee,. ot
2 tins
19c
65.61 W ■ QUAKER 2 pkgs.
B. -Those promoted conditionally am Thaw minters and three brothers else isPUFFED ,WHEAT' 25c
indicated in reports sent individually „tirvtve: Mrs. Jaimtw istewart. Mr s
to students anti parents: Alexander Matheson, of Goderieb; Airs. ■
Jostle MacKay 614, John erwen, of Brantford'■
set(Vldean 61.3: John Frw'ingm of Millbank • l(r. .
Jean Morgan 50..1
Marton Lamprey .545.3
Ian MacKay 54.8
Second Year Commercial Awards
Diplomas are granted to those mak-
ing 75 per rent. 1tf'eeeh of the book-
keeping and stenography grant* find
in typewriting, with 11 honors for 80
Lin 04 per cent. and I honors for 85 pal
;cent. Certific*tea are granted to those
obtaining t10 per cent. In at Intel two
' nt the three departments.
i The following 1s the standing of the
Students entitled to diplomas, ranked
necording to the average percentage
of all subjects Written, together with
the percentaie obtained to eaeh group:
Rt-kp. Sten. Typ.
Lulu Jewell 0...110 cul R6
Mabel Brownlee' A0 A6 len
90 R2 -58
ss 78 106
R4 81f44
A5 7R R7.
R6 77 3 79
7, 82 90
78 79 79
. 75 78 R6
Mra.'
Nen
Matheson, of Florida,, and r. Anglia1 ■
Matheson; of Calltornla. t fugeral ■
tusk place on Monday. Ju 16th, to ■
Maitland'rimetery and as largely'
attended. In • religion tit Inte Mrs.!
Porter wax a Preahyterl o awl'her,
tnialeter. Rev. R. C. Mc rmld, con- f II
(Met t411 the• serctces. Th pa1Mee rene
vyere Alexander llatheee lir. Angnu' ■
ltafh,tstatn. Simon Pewt . Dr. Sim. 3■
I•ratt. Win. Burke and Geo. Wlltoo
Many heitntiful floral rlhutett testi
tied to the esteem ip 'hlch the de-
ceased was held. Amh the friend+) II
present .at the funeral tan n di since , ■
were Dr. A, 3fttliestm.7of California ; WIMrs. John Fe . 141111011 ?MC IItij�m,-Mra. Newlin M , Mr. and
rs. W11Ilam limit. Mr. and Mre
Wm. Burke, of MiII nk ; Dr. Pratt,
of Listowel; Mr. and re. Gordon Me-
c'loyr amiss (leorge M Kellar. 'Of Strat•
ford : Mr. end Mrs lexander Forams.
Mr. end Mrs. Wil iibrdsn, Mimes
t.orrainr and 'Ren iee rumen arta
Mrs. iFrel Moshe, f Brantford: Mr.
and Mrs. Will Me ee, of Port ;Huron,
and a !erre nitro r from Wingbalti
and Rayfield.
i
Marie Ryan
Dorothy Ate•ep
Dorothy Walters'
Victor Elliott
(tells Attorney
Annie Tah)
M. Matt/snald
Mary Greene .
The fnllnMne ere entitled to refill -
testes granting the standing stated Io
at leant two departments, ranked se-
corellnk to total p•Nrntage
Rk kp Sten. 'l'yp.
Emily 'ieClure .. A2 70 61
John Nacl.wn fit 75 92
ttlrpevofen' nitl Q`n!,,•man: -And
whet happens to little hos who tell
Ilan!"
1'rebit►a.:"hay get In half pi1^e.
KING OSCAR
SARDINES
per tin
15c
ROYAL YORK i2 Ib. pkg.
Orange Pekoe Tea 28c
SEEDED
RAISINS
2 pkgs.
25c
BORDEN'S CHOCOLATE
MALTED M II .K 53e
•Pit G. White Naptha Soap. ...6 cakes 25c , ■
' Gold Soap`c4ef 27c ■ -,
Chipso, large size . . • • . 2 pkgs. 43c /
- f xydol, large size 2 pkgs. 43c ■
Coley Toilet Soap .3 cakes 23c ■
Ivory Soap Flakes 2 pkgs. 17c ■
P. & G. PAIL DEAL ■
2 cakes Guest Ivory Snap. 1 pkg•. ivory /
Soao Flake., 1 large pkg. Oxydol, 5 cakes ■
P. & G. Soap, 2 cakes Gold Soap, in one ■
large No. 16 Galvanized Pail. . a;l for 9Cc
Sherrig'sJelly Powder, recipe pkgs 4 fon 25e 11
Egno Cake Floc-, vanilla, chocolate and spite 111
Niro (Just acid one Blast of water) 2Sc •
Kelloggs All Bran - • !arse i. kg. 13c 11
Lealand's Sweet Mixed Pickles, 1Z 11
oz. . .. .. per jar 29c
Lealand's Sweet Mixed Pickles, 30 111
. per jar 47c ■
, 9 nz.. per jai 2`c
, 19 oi... per jar !cc
a 1 lb. :9c
. per tin 21c
2'a . per tin 23c
8 oz... per tin 23c
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McLaren'. Stuffed Olives
McLaren's Queen Olives
Speria Family Blend Te
Lily (!sicken Haddie
Red Pitted Cherries
Ca 1 pfire Marshmallows
Clark's Potted M
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Red Cohoe Salmon . 1 •.'s 19e 1'(3St ■
Centre Pull Wax Paper, 10c sizer .. pkgs. 2Sc XL
Picnic Plates... ..... per doz. 1 Oc til
S. O. S., small size 2 pkgs. 25c
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