The Signal, 1930-7-31, Page 5•a rr•wtal�Jw. �..••.....�_�_.
FREE DEAL
A new Gillette Razor given away with the .pu--
c e Of IIF" Q talo al Colgate's Shaving, ._ .
Palmolive�Favli+�-Ci ni" or Colgate's Shaving S'hck
at
Campbell's Drug Store
Phone 90 3 Goderich
afurort Cafe
Special Busieeu Men's Lunch
daily at 60 cents
-TURKEY DINNER r
Our 3poscsaity - Sunday�aty
Frees 12 is 3 p. m. 6 C.
SPECIAL DINNER FOR T(K"
IST(' AT,ALc ROMA�`"
Hugh Wong
Ins Issls ga Ia1MK. ralspetaa 112.
Groceries
-
highest quality
----AND"
Fir is -Ed Vegetables
IN SEAS IN
Telephone your nest
order to
Geo. Price & Son
248Otrasr.ISquare and North Street
=��WE DELIVER-
nallaalielaasaa■
BOXING
TOIIRNAMENT
Goderich
August -151h
For a parse of $2000
OBITUARY
lCUWARDET
VTISRK
r+.�.t�r'�,t$s.th of Edward }'errors on
rsi nit Detroit uu Wednesday, July
:10th. lir. Fetters was we11 known to
Coded*. having for the fast five
yearn (rade his mummer home here
with bb family. While here they
arupiedeone of Mr- J. W. rraigie'a�
vortexes on the lake bank. I.•st Fri-
day Iw pi I:o,l,•ri h for Letrult Mill
took 111 sal bis way home. Hendee hls
wife he 1s survived by one daughter.
Betty, and lose son: 1Bdward.
_ PER('I{AL KV'ANS BELL I
The (unwiring from The Man1tot i
ss
Free Pre. Winnipeg. refers to a form
ler rxmni,k•nt of .4.Me Jre•L h and of show -
i death uanug_ gret to learn:
"Mr Pereira grans Bell, aged w•v
eats nine, :.79' Alver'tautw street. u
pkenkteul of Winnipeg for the past
seventeen years died early Tuesday
morning, July 22nd, at tlw General
thermal. Mr. Ball mai-bent in Horan
county. untarb. and wan a resident
of 1:,alerieh until coming Wm. He
was • former employee of the Whin(-
pot parks board. In addltlon to itis
wklow he 1. survived by Mr daugh-
ter. Mrs. W. E. Davison. with whose he
r(v.kied. The funeral Hervkee was held
Wednesday afternoon at 2.311 o'clock
at ltarlsl's lutueral parlors and burial
was -wde pa Brookside cemetery.'.
' MISS HARRiETr HAYDI'
The funeral of Mira liar Hayden,
which took place last Frlda from
Lamar home of her br r Frank
and Muter, Mrs. Meat" Buchause,
waa-�ry largely at T>e r1t rv1e.
was m charge of Rev. r. Olbbis. of
St. Paul's Anglican c Dungan-
non. and of Christ reit, Port A1-
hert, of whish d was a mem-
her since ebtld Ker. Repeat
Hayem a former teeter of the parish.
u (.I*ted. The pallbearers were Messrs.
Elmer Graham, Percy Graham, George
Dougherty and Derld Green. The late
pais* Hayden. t0 wheat. death The Me-
na/ made reference la last week's is-
sue. was a native of Asbtteld and a
moot estimable lady and her death 1*
deeply regretted by a wide eirrle of
friends. ifltermeat was made in halt-
ed cemetery. Goderich.
MRS. ALFRED TPBIttTi -
A well-known and highly esassuaed
realdent of Ooderlrb in the of
Catherine McLeod, beloved of
1[W- 1rwt ?et,butt. iiaMM at
taeea•`oa Taewday. Jttllr iaso. De-
ceased had been In 111' Ith for sev-
eral mouths. She was Win la Generic*
township In P4711. a d� ter of the
late Mr. and Mrs. Reht':*cLeed. abs
spent the greater part -* her life in
Goderich township and for tl>s past
nine years she rodded In
Snrvlving to mourn her Innis
hnsttsod, one swot, Gorton T
brother. Annus Mcleod,
Mid (me maxis, Hubert TIf of
Goderb•h. The Tate lies- •s
a member of North attest
church and while In good heal Abe
was a faithful •thesdaat at the Maa-
r church service.. The funeral Nook
are this (Thursday( afternoon frog)
Ow fondly mildewea, Nelson street, to
*itlwnd cemetery. Tltte merit/ore were
i -u dnrted hy Rers. J. B. Ford and (
W. Butt. The pallbearers were R. W
Ryan. John Feil, Matthew Pates,
M. It,doertson. ('has. McPhail. Joh
Spare.
THE SIGNAL
GODERICH, -ONT.
Cabinet Ministers Re-elected
IIUN ERNEST GA1`O1NTF,
.w.,A-L.r.-
acbeel *hu had been killed to the
1112410 Present at Great War. They are: John Edward
tarter. liethast Lawson, F'>frd Lode%
George Embed Jackson slid Norman
- ullett Reunion Prov.
Addresses were given by tell ex•
11
w'rvlw wen, fortser. pupal., RPT. W.
Maar lances of Former' Ralthby apd rev, W. Ffugtsnd. The un
Dip Id Parade W veiling was done by two other re-
' ! turned men In untform,-Alex. Maiming
n ,, _ dbes,la
.1.• great gathering war held on lcri• by s member "• - 4uu og illrzetu
d*y'of list weak at $.8 No. 9, Hulls t� T11. which wed in attendant".
ladle.'.o
t d Tlh•an followed w ladle.' wrftbAlll
township, nue wile s,ulth of Auburn.j 333. '• t„e,,u I"im- , 1.•:,! L•u 11)141
1t was the first ."Old 11oye and -Girls -Girls '�!; ;'"• 11,,, K,ii".' r''''''s• ..le
Reunion" held It the history of the, I he evening program w'w* provided
i Mr. Thy'nc Prow-ilamfituu, Mr.
• •wimunity. Over 9.01111 --people as -',11 u-1'ev Sidles of auburn, the (1eorRe
,•tplbltd on the w•h.301 grounds, The pro -1 eh,l),.,•n front the West, together with
I trewui -i'lsmmeuced at 0 a.m. and coo -I th.• plies* band ttvm CUatoa,
tiuued till past midnight. Potlt, lune►t -'Is dutugrapb yttitt-wI..,.t,1-1,e_uuu
.3311 balmier -were tf the
s4. h qu er wrought uu the Alai n
sc•rcel on file grounds • of the w•ehot section.
Iq' the hides of the seltw,t se. (tont.` The day wa. -a g m. u'. e•... Mut
Ti ds wax a large gndertaking and ex•1 Were the a,gptafutng,•.•. of fonn.r ,lays
4ceptiuuullV wen,�,arrie,l through. 1t' Iegew•.d The 111 11y'iug Snmb.y n ser•
i%ar a.Ixautiful, w'anu SNtuwer, d*y, the w111sd,(atI'11,I.ellllrryln3.r ,. near,
- A Great • Parade , ('ring, ' >t• Ka tis
T program cuuuueuce(1 with a r.^JG,tf ryoat- l+t Prize. \Iles .\nhtub
parade. one o'f the hest that could be�(trlren he rises St/i(voA:" :'orf 33)'(7.
, seen anywhere in the country, The In. 1'htllite k Kelluuttk,3htw'aalq flirt. „t
geumity and variety of turnout,, • wast •tubtiru
• remarkable,_ Som, ot-;these W343131 Rest dnwrxlo.l ear-_
1st. Ilra. (:.onion
1oke� oxen bnuling M (ar't of twy, - ret ]its. Zrsifprr R altlt,,l • - 1
trained and drivel' by Amos Ball a13d Dere.rat.d bf'3' l' -1st. Jack q'efr. 1
his ruin Staulry ; tyo uld•tiwe ho \uhurn: 2nd, Rob ('kilter .tuburn. - l
dress outfits, nue by 313 and S[n.
Comic group --1st, Miss Sadie Carter
e'1'hllips and one by Mrs; Cunnh and associates: 3rd,- auhern hall club ;
�b�-Welster_-'au, ae{d-F{sc:-4n-.. .i._ -t K .(nbnrn.
.t..1 --!Isle.- _ t f y Ku -lucky" iris
weld' party i lit idsitr"tr?'
tilos tlrls. ]lea J , u • ..
ng her gclat hearing the Zan. Philllim(, Auburn: 2nd, ,. f, and
Masi "Our milk' sootily:" a lumber Part, Stanley halt. Mullett.
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wagon load of me outer Men of the Special old:ime outfit-3trs. Cbd=
section; "Shark I'luK'" e3,. Resides' ningluuu and Sirs. Padden, Auburn-
theac-were-wererni Metnt#tttty--ete.wr1 J(wtgrw--_Ur- L. 31. -,tater, Or. W. F.
nisi caro *mi. floats. The j rod.• wan ('lark. G.ahrk•h. •
a huge +ne•e... "•- -_
HON. J-ANIE, i
MA i,t'•i1.M
1
ttiTie 17v R'
tot Pa v n a drmecnt 2dl Trick Horne.
1lturrlt�r tlte�lfb
Ur•Rrfen. b•e4i 1 „fir
Thursday. July El, lull L
VISIT THE
Capital Cafe
(east side of the Square)
Goderich's Newest Cafe
I� is -Cpr(1 s ilit;c at all
!trues.
"Best Place to Ent in Town'
P.O. Box 321 Telephone 272
VISIT---
Goderich Bathing
BEACH
Excellent facilities for Bathers
'Rafting !louse fixated on
south pier.
BATHING SMT, "1G 'ANT
Refreshment Booth is con-
nection.
Bert ,�ZacDonald, Mg
The Old Days Retailed
From 11 -to 12 a program wits given
with 31r. W. a Ingham a. chair -
inion. An addtrss of Welcome waA given
by Mr. Jas. Relit -law- IA rhuir of te..
now' living ill She eotnm°tlity sang two
songs of "Long Ago." especially' eom-I
_ posed for the .»rasion by two former'
_. pupils. Tie oldest living settler, Ile`
Jas, lth,.hbrick, Kure a short account
of the country as he remembered it
317! when lits father took Ill) 1411141 in, -the
bush. The roads now- running past the
school were not then even tinder-
HUN- W. D.' VLEB in
Hoo:`cl1Aa. wwtF.R Aym,_--.--+, broshel. People lived 111 lug shanties
.---- chinked with mini nil (lw,,
UMplt15 the "114•x,1 w•f•• 11111,14. ulsm no, ('*3111334* Minister. of the King with 1 -e-� r �
Gorertueat by the conservatives in the ,campaign fireted(nit last Mood*7's some',, mcoopm• Some wereflaore,dand
tint
elerthin, ail hut two of the More prominent aemlwra, Holt. Chas. Dunning elldest IJvLK Teaeber
and Hon. Thomas ('rerar. were returned in !tele constituencies. Their ex- Mr. John Wilson, the oldest living
W.porteIs Mackenzie vl, inns a•lurMwxs al ensure
irpwl lo ina��tlltiou. led s•rt, Soak-illlion. teacher, t, aches, with white hair and leaning
King. 011 hla cane, told of coming to teach
New Narli*mPo*` /
there fttt7-stz
' was 11 tog hnlldt
T. elated of two hong t.•,e•h.•. running th,• ••
la
PI
For the benefit of
crippled children
of Huron County
a
'•♦
•
soo
"Frenchy" Belanger •
ee` (i l2 pounds
otld'g Campion
+,f CljMlntproa
�itll hoz R rounds in the
f�l bout
His opponent will be nam
*Liu next well's
Expect R1A0 at
Montreal Tonight
„wru with Giant Swinish
Dirigible Ovsr the
Rt. Lawrence
1'. N. R. telegraphic advice teaehfug
Oode ** fhb afternoon was to the of -
tet that the ghat British dirigible. at-
tempting id fleet than -,swan', flight,
was Nlensuing.acted to reach Mt. H 's
n"id. near Montreal. at mem
• -k
this ensuing. daylight string me.
The airship left ler mooring mad at
a.m. Tuesday. t,urmning a eourme
over the north of Ireland, gutting the
Enelleh east at iiverpool and head-
ing seuthwesterly along the general
Iltse of the ship 1,111ebetween Gaasow
.111 Quebec. •
Nothing daunted by the winds which
have wrecked many an attempted al/•
plane crom3Ing of the North Atlantic,
the largest airship In esteem" has
Mlfed steadily for three days vsryne.
PREMIER ISSUES STATEMEN
Premier King Issued the follow
statement on Tuesday:
"The returns are sufflr•Iently er
piste to Indicate that the 4'onse.rvat
party, under the leadership of lion.
Sir. Pkinnetts .will have a majority In
the next Hiner et C(Nnnton.. Accord-
ingly.
4- ord-ing17. 1 have tats nWrntlne advised his
1•.xceileacy the Governor-(;eneriti
*end for Mr. Bennett snot ascertain
he is prepared to form s Gover4
•'•'!trr-My---$$pw(M3•a*etad throughout
the campaign that. 1f return'
power. he would tmawefiatehy hold
special session M Pnrllameut to
uoetupknvuent. and flint the see
would be 11.•1(1 before the In1pr
('onferen,e. whlcl. ere cene. ill IA,1,4
on September 30, ► have told his
(ellPney (hut 1 *hail be glad in- ■
way poos1ble to expedite the Romeo
leg of 1'sriihment, and bon prepare)
to tender my resignation as Prime
Minister. to take effect at such time
ash* I 'Excellent'', after conference with
years ago. The school
nes. The seetln3,
Ing full length of the room facing the I
wall, boys on one side of room and
ls_ girls on the other- When not in use
ive 1 book and slate were placed on the.l-
floor under the aeat-
Mr. A. M. Robertson, now of OM...r-
leh ('ollegi»te institute, toll of tench -
tog -in- h-
�.1.Fa(r-•da thee,*4-4rl I(,4.+ mitt --14--
It • to the school thirt3•fn-e Yews ego. Hen
meet t. ' paid a floe tribute to the citizens of
1 the maim ll/lit,' w'heu hr maid, "1 can't,•
fe j retial! et *high* instance in my the
end or lel or c m la/1d
g ion y or nniruthtul",
sbm news,"
rlal Mr. Beverly Paterson then recited
Ion 1 some of his poets- In honor of the
:It- I pioneer's. Mr. John Ralthhr called to
ny I mind monte of the sadist settler* as he
rn- ! had known them.
Memorial Tablet Unveiled
After dinner x men.ortal tablet wax
unveiled (n the five boys from the'
1
Climax Bug
Killer
The Perfectniisting
Powder
A Boon to Potato Growers
No -sprayer necessary
Nd water to carry
No mixing
All ready for use
Alf. Tei utt & Son
WEST STREET
wE D"LIVER
-CARNIVAL
Mr. Sennett. may deems advisable.
Liberals Kull Strungihr.m.■,_'■■...■aas..■..a.■■■•■■.■11■■■■.a■w
"Haljpg regard to the far•1�aPhing
tportAce of these issues of the cam- -
arttgu, 1 naturally some
Its ouormer
SUPER1OR
.
I stn particularly scree that a Yew' of STORES
my cnllexg)1Pa and sone of the former En
snpfsnrter* of the Govet•umeut in the ', �'
.r
-OF-
MATIONS
Under auspices of Maple Leal
chapter 1. 0. U. E., to be
held at
THE PAVILION
TUESDAY, AUGUST 5th
aisp.a*.
Prizes WW1* awarded for the
twat National :old comic cos
tomes, ladies and gentlemen
children under twelve years,
fancy and comic.
GRAND PARADE
19.M g. 7. .
DANCING;
FORTUNE TELLING - HOME.
MADE CANDI
Admission - 25e
"Meet Me at the Pavilion" jl
FOOTWEAR -FASHIONS -
en tN t • lisle fine -Shoes are demanding cor-
rect style and fine appearance iri their Oxfords. There
are many outstanding features in the coming season's
style situation. - •
These features are fo' -411;' found in..
models for spring. All the leading manufacturers' lines
are to be found here at most reasonable prices.
GEO. Mac VICAR
THE PRACTICAL SHOE -MAN
NORTH SiDE SQUARE
GODERICH
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MRS. JOHN DI ETON'
\ resident of Goderk•h for the pa
nftsem_see[..- lila death occurred
Saturday. July 24th. IMO. of Josie .•
Taylor, beiev(sd sifts of John 1) tow. t
aged seventy-five, at the family bombe s
On Keay!) street. Deceased, who bad w
been In failing health for six month.,
w:as the "laughter of the late Robert
and' Nrit tlltetlr'Tayhif.- Party aettlerl in
{vest Wawanush. Fifteen years ago
*he and ler hnsbsad moved here from
their (arid near Vile. The late Mrs.
Dnstow was a valued and *dire mete -
her of North street United church,
closely Identifier( with the Women's
Mtsskmary y and Women's As-
sociation. She also taught in the Sun-
day wheel, primary department, and
hod endeared hermit to the 70)33133
folk WWI' her lovable dtsp(a,itton.
Toone surviving are her huslwnnd, este
MOO, Clarence, Ot Nile, awl One (153gh-
ter. MM. A. J. Cooper, of Orwk'rich,.
Two sisters, - Mrs. inallan Iteh'•1
nett, of tlefrlllt, and Mrs. Emily God-
dard. cif North Iektite. 111.0 n brother,
µ'alter Taylor. of DA'trnit. snrvh-e,
The funeral, held Inst Tuesday from
11e family holm, Stns largely attended,
many former neighbors from the coun-
try being present. Thr service was in,
charge of Rev. (;erdon Butt rif
%lb:torte street 11)114.1 church. in the,
als*en(w of deceased's pastor, Rev. C.
F', Clarke. assisted! be Rev. Ja
S.031).Of R('igrarr. The service lociin
el rrmoleby Niro. R. Henderson and the,
paltltrarers were Messrs. 7' It. W51 -
lie. W. S. Bowden. Robert 1'blttip.
and •J. F:. Hartwell. latermet was
•de ,3s the family DR* 1n Maitland
This 711ir marks th' tit 'Im%nsl
consecutive Canadian National E.ldl,' t •S H 1 ('41nudlen farmers. 411m..t entlr•ly •
Itlon making this premier Canadian 1 hi! through ler el of
attractlnn the oldest sl' weft. as the g rllt`•nrch worn `� pf
largest annn14 explsitkM In thr"worl(l. sal f Parliament. Ih•jlortu,ent of Agriculture, are now
} prrmtucing practically ell the totes°
• tr1'r 1 1
Rile from the great circle which if
ser shortest ronte.
Brie' Women
The' commanders m(•ssage*, re- H ttw4 of (ouumaa. hair met %Atli d
mired at leg• intervals hy the !teat. it is gratifying, however. th
;over/meat a-uthorttles at St. Hubert, the Liberal rank* have retained,
Tt).. have 'app of, t sat n 0'f those who have been
stnt merit of the y prom-
Q posit xpneasad cut in puddle affairs, and that the
lougitp e ads latitude, me *114 umbers have been retnfarrrt by not
Lsiat,.
with a nr -sorand •rr►�,f oafeda,ulloe *IIW,t3•,
ail wNl" was alt. the weld sent by "On behalf of toy colleagues end
hit lar_•tuntc nary otfiuer1, on whose self 1 wish to express very sly
biprehe• erne and ears pi Cit! Irorld thanks to ell wlw..ieve given to t
"re foeua,uQ1, '.. Literal rens• their settee
%Ten the ship reached Rene. isle and support to the campaign plot ninl
mile fated a flight of npprnximately clnded.
941 mikes to her deetinatlon. Favorable "nem DOW nn it will, I believe. he.
weather conditions along the (lull of cove increasingly 1ptiorelt that, the
St. Il'iren(e and the St. irwrence Indictee advocated 1!v the 1.il,eral trustor
RIvpr^twit probably permitted the are not only sound, but tomentlai to the
commander to tnereaee his speed. . higheot- well-being of our cv,uutry. i
Wednesday St. Hilbert wns a hive of have every confidence Hist. am n remit(
activity a* the meteorolr.gleal depart- of (*orlon) bumps raised toy our (Op-
ulent ottk'lals Wide up their weather prn.'ntm, the fortes of progress will Is'
repot -to for the R-100, Other officials 'Rivi•n new• datermInatt w Ind leu -over
followed. the Wpm course lames/ on the
reports received nod thei'nnadian tend gentle) rharneter of the interests flier
I sited States newspaper 1114.11 began bate In•eommon. t believe, as n COW
clk'Wng Atelr typewriters. ' sequence, it a -ill not he long before
W far *r• « sid he toll from inept LllPrnlism in Catania wilt Moe into
Rex from ate alr.Mp there were no Its otym more a ompl'tely than ever."
mishaps such as endangered the sur -
(ems of the first (mean voyage of the
t Zeppelin, wM'n wind tore the SI( F;rnemt Pritchard. of Teann,tel,
Arte (or(wlMft from one of the rear 1 sis iit,th4 week and in town.
s and etwee4 the. great ling to the
ry of the .•lenaents.
at'nu
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MY
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on IA
re
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etlon.' and a new Insight into the w- 111
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fu
tstfirlal Greetings
Official g1-ee•tionygtn Canada will he
extended the officers of the R -11x) by
.1 A. tt'ilson, (rmfroller •of civil Rela-
tion : Itrfgadier-Oetkertil W. R. 3r.
King: 'Newest -officer commanding the
Montreal district : mayor linu4e, of N-7%. tuns In,'reneetl 341n per ,rut. In
Montreal. mild t{s Mayor or tet. that 11Th*'. 'roll( In large measnr. for
Hobart. wl)1411 Mr, Canino tendert t r the New
An official rw'etitimn to the officers Zeeland Innen at the C --
and members of the crew will lake place
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x*tlnd*y. It Ie ex- MANY AIRPLANES
.1. W. ('opine, i(ommieniooer tor'tte ■
rannlnton of New 7w'*tatd, to DOW In
(',,nada making, arrangement's for thr!2
displays of our *tater' colony' prodtii'fs
at the Canadian National Exhibition.
New Zeeland has exhibited here four
years and trade between Canada and
parted
3 p`m. Nil/deter
w e n » er of Netlon5l Chat -
tense, privy 'ouncIllore and other of=
f1e1011 Mitt ne,peesent- It w41 he IIatM1_
a t. Hubert.
Officers orf the atrdhlo wIIl he t
goesU of the Canad» Iloilo nn Mordar
e ner•s o ar sment, former and
t to v m t the ship nil 11'341•tes-
MAPPING CANADA
a
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a
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1dard Quality Tender
required for t ahndlan toter. -n man-
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WHEN THE SUN BEATS DOWN ! 1
• And it is hot .11,1 sticky in tie kitchen -yon decide to sit doss in the inviting- cool of the Irma t...rrh-yon 1
n•nletw+)er your shnppfttfr inn'e4,me=-it i• then that you appreciate Superior Chain !hones' delivery sen ice. Simply_J�,]
go to the'rrhonran.lserse OR your "Bier --no bother -no hien. Yon ern assured of
prieeLt ith, no .ubsttl-utio°a, T y nor o'rcice once *11.1 I*• convinced that - - highest quality to the lowest
---'--WE SELL THE BEST FOR" LESS
Free Running or Iodized Salt, per carton 7c
St. Croix Castile Soap 8 cakes 25c
Ingersoll Cream or Pimento Cheese, Medium
Sue "Spreads Like Butter".... 2 for 25c
Ringo Large pkg. 214.
Vi Tone, "Serve Hot or Cold, 1,2 Ib. 33c,
1 lb. 53c
Jewel Shortening 1 1b. bricks 16c
Purity Quick Oats, Coupon .. Large pkg. 27c
Purity Quick Oates, Coupon . S iiia pkg: 90
Eagle Brand Milk, per tin 19c
Kraft Sandwich Spread 8 oz.25c
"Ideal for Sandwiches"
McLaren's Fruit Punch, Assorted Flavor's
"A cooling, refreshing drink"
13 oz. bot. 25e
Canadian New Cheese pqr lb. 25c
Palmolive Soap r"1 makes 210
d3ranulated or Yellow Sugar, , ..10 lbs. 62c
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F.%)J, Y%I* Il.t1TIS p*, h the t,xrrntng and mem/soca of nfiMnn•r. mild the inhales Il' of Lew
a
Sept • 411.2' flu t(wwaf I f Ing c Ion the inure expensive Myth l'Ppt. 2.-20 Tile alrsxlp will upend its lost e1.v Ituprrtell from the
noise noon
flet, 7+'e United Mates, Ale/ E. 34. Archibald,
Exeter trwla<. IiL17 1 Ahrens of the Central Experimental
hayfield , A n the w to rnoo n, iter . l4. ti s ve �,'
M31yes., 31llhr'rto
here on Thursday. August 14, and Ihe.
*1wpN•t to he Q'1 n : t- th,• ('Ity 01
Montrnal, to the offber5 and cies wli
1e even -
Ing of thI .prev'tnn. dayt•Na.
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