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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1935-2-21, Page 5;•v' rte".-*..,. ..,,n_ -.,�T ,s • e. 1 1 Stop., that Coagh! vsmu.-. • ,,„ P1 , Ares a -t es Bronchitis Mixture, Ohtla1'l 0401 ATM, Ar s awry Pe Liver Reim, Robert's Erni . The BRYAN UY A OLD WITH Feistier Ms*t 1pr. .04/AI ■aI $ii91!_ + CAMPBELL'S A DRUG i SKIRL e Phone SO r 21 The Squab Goderiob A MEOW NAVALeIATTLB sissy's' Yee gram tea/ err Oigr peaks Retold y Dr. W. W. Merlin A vivid word picture of the memor- able fight, in the war of 1812. between the British ship Shannon and the Americas ship Chesapeake. off Boston harbor, was given by Dr. W. W. Mar- tin at the monthly smoker of the local branch of the Canadian Legion la the armories on Monday night Altheegh this battle is given little mention in innin. point Dr. ttrwot he t•nnag Do British navy. Ufi_!p stet time, eo Do You Want Your Daughter To 60- Prstty? Here's how one gid Put roses into hercheeks end rounded out a thin face Mothers w1 daughters to be heathy for dint w1* be laaarested Y the story of a oer- mis yang gW who was pale, rim - dome tmdlewaigkt, d. she west 4- a competent authorriityyttood bare hot ps�mbawd ds The test revealed thecrelyel . $er blood wee too poor in quality to keep ber strength, weight .ed vital- ity. Her blood was below normal 1• the number al red rpuecies and in •memory baaea g She was i•tnictad b Maks two of Dr. Whams' PMk Pt (so called became they have a Meeh sugar satin) three times a day for • sloth red the ✓eters for se- eds hoed tet _ _ Thirtygin cam bath. She had pined time pante. Bet blood cited abases[ me - nal a its hasoglobin content and was d igitbetter than normal in num- ber d corpuscles. She felt a tre- mendous lot better and looked it. She bad less in bee �s and ever -yeas said that "ber ace bad rounded sea and she wee passively pretty". (harming color and soft clear rete depend ares entirely epee the blood. berate tthe Mood_ carries tee yeasty mid ems - Meas. 2S let, chat Me e1 iggpat that builds the iel� pretty baby Ismael of It. Aad the mistimed above I Svogevtdencs good looks which bare been lost M2romr 2 impoverished blood cm be re - by taking the prover remedy. Tee b we teed for so many girls to endure a mallow, uninteresting com- plexion nor to semsin Ihtless, nervous and sully tired out. For when these are symptoms of blood that is tackier' is vitality, Dr. Williams' Pink Pith will restore growth and "pep" and tone up good looks, tool Eo' 'v elective for pr'ovls of d �. 1 se box SOc at row 0Iarat drug r laH B ald, the BritW had lost five major e ngagement% but glace the victory of S�gM a premaey of the tisk navy never has been In doubt In fair combat. The Shannon had lain off Boston harbor several weeks, went the story as told by Dr. Martin, and the cap- Min ap fain finally sent In a challenge to fight either of the American ships, the Con- stitution or the Chesapeake. Both had been 1a the repair dock, but the Chesapeake, armed with a select crew, secreted tie challenge and was de- feated 1■ a fifteen -minute battle. Dr. Martin digressed from the story of the battle to tell of the Uvea of the seamen, the majority of whom were recruited by preen gangs and the simple expedient of combing the jails. The pay received by these men was about a cent a day, with a special bo- nus of a shilling every time an enemy craft was captured. Tbere was no steam 1n those days. of course. and all wort was of necessity done by UM. �e were no fires on board whiter -lid In summer fevers were rampant between the hot decks of the battleships. As many as 300 or 400 men were quartered In an 150 -foot ship. But the men were treated well by the officers and It was this good treatment that formed the foundation et Britain's world-renowned naval force. The meeting was In charge of the president, J. W. MacWrite who placed 1.L -Col. A F. Sturdy In the chair to preside over the program. which in- cluded solos by hank Riley and Wm. Grindrod and carnet selections by Robe Henry. Comrade D. E. Campbell spoke hrledy. complimenting the guest speaker on his address and congratu- lating the legionnaires on their social 'reninga Cards were played and later Iona - was served by members of the Legion. L. L. Knox and Mrs. Alex. Smith. Each vice-president and her group had charge of three monthly meetings and each group carried out plans for the raising of money. So successful were these efforts, along with the annual play and the annual bazaar, that the Clrele was able to send $900 to - tbe Presbyterial treasurer tor minion work. In addition the Circle contrt- buted 12898 to the special campaign fund. The memberablp of the CI M el1RT�t�0 Mies Rya Ya�areJ "1a the president for 19(ite . Mae Hazel Geoley read the report of the Live Wires" group of Cana -lin the Deepest Trials" Man Girls In Training, of which Mar- I sunken✓ at North Agee noted r'' GODERICH, ONT. '-" =. THE SIGNAL .t'` Council Discusses To Mark Church's 100th Anniversary �L „ (poeticised from pap 1) ells Dear. Jean Scheele, G Whitten. Mae - Doswell Ruth Deer, Anzio Albert Omuta, Margaret Lenew•y. Sixth-7ear goalie -Jock trent•s4 8uaaone Bowden, James Her- bert Greene. Butt Shepherd. Seventh -year anulus -Eric JetatRe4 �� and Dr. H. B. beilarigac wu _ Ne stead. idr. Andrn, ppport . csheurch tress- nrer. prMabt•d tae.Jnoo hal state- ment sl file eosKTtaa. Receipts, Inelsdtrtg a baler os OC$ 13n from 1903, wero $1084.12' CIL expeodlturso • correesponddei am0aet with a balance on heed of ,aal� The church debt was reduced ti I. The financW • n, Mr. F. G. Weir, In presenting report presenting Baty • n. r ...-t tett' steel, bi all 04 cliwa0. (!race Morgan. anew how the K«--- Year, was �Affliated with the Sabbath se nearly $Ville M width approximate - are the girls' Bible class, of which l7 "Loop was contrMted to missions Mas Gertrude Halt is the leader, the and the remainder to purposes of the senior 8t Andrew's Club, trader the local congregation- leaderehle of Mr Qeo W Schaefer. Mr. Porter. who has Oiled the of - an w a Pb th w 1 se t • to bo a It Joh 00, Baty ao�� mitts the church organi*K excluding bat, Joi•stEathleen JKaelSrraa. d the junior 8t. Andrew's Clan. Lice of church treasurer for several Mob y MAW tied leadership of Mr, years to tbe entire satisfaction of the .-1 i. W�*. . • congregation. esp ssentl his desire to W�'a Missy Seeiat7 retire, and Mr. Weir was appointed The report of the Women's MIM1es1- treasurer, with Mr. Potter as honorary ry Society was read by Mrs. 8. Me- treasurer. A molten was passed ex- alt, the eserstary. This told of the pressing the regret it the meeting in Pr at the twelve regular meet- receiving Mr. Porter's reelgnatlon and ngs of the year. Outstanding among thanking him for his able and le his 1faith- aam- we was the November meeting. at tai services 1n the years hi h was celebrated the golden jubl- bency of the omce of treasurer. km) of Knox church auzlllary and tie Votes of thanks were tendered also ventleth anniversary of the Presby to the minister and Mn. Lane; to the erlan W.M 8. to Canada. At this choir; to Wm. Blast, retiring trete meeting the presentation was made of nrer of the budget committee, and the n honorary life -membership certificate committee u a whole; to the ladies' Mrs. 8 Bisset. This is 12e highest organisation% and 4. the Sabbath nor that can be given by the W.M.8.. oehiol Ma>Z. ___ nd this is the only instance in which has been conferred by the Knox c 11 d se su a bJ ca 8 CHURCH NOTES Matters of Audit (Continued from page 1) bond of indemnity; that Chas. Kidd. engineer, prepare the assessment roll for road oil assewmena of 1934, to be place on the 1985 tax roil. Mr. Kidd to be paid therefor the sum of $38, the same as last year; that Earl Westbrook be engaged to caulk around doors, windows and openings of the town hail building, at i prim of elft The special committee reported that since the previous meeting five men had been sent to the Government road camp at Turkey Point for one month, to be paid 12 per day lees a0c per day for board, and also eight men to Rondean Park camp on the same condi- tions. The committee recommended that the commuulc*elee _ _ January Ilth from the Ontario' Temperance Federation, asking that the council petition the Government to repeal the beer and wine amendments to the Liquor Control Act. be laid over for future consideration. The cemetery and parks committee recommended that a grant of $40 be made to the Goderich Horticultural Society to be spent on dowers and beautifying the street parketten throughout the town; and that the request of Alfred Tebbutt to have ■ tree In front of his place on Trafal- gar street cut down be grated. The fire committee recommended that the matter of arranging with Mr. Proctor to take (vire of the fire trucks Thursday, ilAraar7 S»M. 11111--t ..' . N I LE NILE, Feb. 19. -Mr. and Mrs. Tel- ford Nixon visited on Monday at the home of their aunt, Mrs. A. Ellesley of Benmiller Mr. Ed. Naas and Mies 81111* Me - Adam, of Donnybrook, visited one day last week with Mr. and Mrs. T. Nixon. Femme Resident el NUe'-he death ut Thelma Jones, beloved wife of Victor Koss, occurred on Saturday, I __ Fe^�_ February 1& (} h, at her home In oder- � h 4: ti- b township after an Illness of over baa ren Cel lc two mouths Before her therrlage warty -First visit to Godeich-- THE r AMOUS 'mental' , JUBILEE SINGER8 '• twisted) will give a two -Malt /regraa in Vleloria Street United Church, ea Monday. Pllb. With. at $ p. . Tickets els - Ahab lie hurch auxiliary. During the year e•-•-•••••. be left with the chairman of the fe membership certificates were pre - The regular menthll meeting of the committee. ated to Mn F. G. Weir, Mn. Gor- Woman's Association of North strew These reports were all adopted witb- on Bisset and MrsJames Blase_ The Untied church will be held ou There out discussion, Councillor Brown vat - m of 1428 was remitted to the Pres- day. February 28th, at 3 p -m., in the Inc nay on the latter clause of the trial treasurer. and !n addition churchgaucho✓. 'pedal committee's report. vas contributed to the special Bev- D. J. Let. wtil eondnetr1fs- AJnotlon was adopted that *21 services mpalgn fund through the mite boxes.- KWOX _hum' .:--. a...A.- - - -'ants be $47.11S The Society Ms a membership of The sermon stbjetts out be: 11 a.m, called in to complete the •ud(t of the fey -bine and the average attendance '.A 'Angering Lnnetng;" 7 pm., "Cone town books -as per contract as soon as dy four years ago Mrs. Rose lived two miles west of Nile ant was a re- gular attendant of Nile Sunday school and church. Besides her sorrowing husband and little son, Marvin. shes, leaves her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Cha Joaee of Nile. and five sisters, Mrs. Douglas Cummlug of Detroit, MasW Renes Jones of Gerfch, Mrs Harvey Stlllb and Mrs. Harold Johnston of Nile and Mrs. Howard Squire of Dun- gannon. The sympathy of the com- munity 1s extended to the sorrowing relatives and friends. Guild Meeting. -'Phe regular month- ly meeting of the Nile Ladles' Guild was held at the parsonage on Tuesday afternoon, February 19th, with the president, Mrs. Pomeroy, presiding. The Scripture reading was given by Mrs. Wm. Watson. A letter of appre- ciation for the Christmas bale which was sent to the needy in the West was read. Arrangements were made for the alphabet party to be held on March 20th, at which something Irish 1s to be worn Miss Emily McGrat- ten was elected as treasurer of the aoelety. A very interesting topic on At. Valentine was given by Mrs. C. Duetow and Mrs. Pomeroy gave a reading from Tony's Wrap Book. It was decided to make a print quilt, the patches to be brought to the next meeting The, roil call for the next meetingla to be answered with an ex - renege of needs, bulbs and slips. After ninging a hymn the meeting closed t the regular meetings was forty- pictures of St. Peal." the local auditors complete their audit- with prayer. A dainty lunch was then three. Mrs. Albert Taylor la again The Evening Atutbary of North The council adjourned at 9.80 aeered by Mrs. T. Nixon. Miss Mary president for 1935. street United church will meet on Tue,. o'clock. The report recorded the loss of a day evealss, February 201. at the 1401114- faithful ome faithful and much beloved member, the late Mrs. Thos. Gundry, who was the home helpers' secretary fes seen years. of Ms A L. Cole. The meeting will eharge of group 1 iWiedld Church, McKay Hatt There will be a service Friday night The Arthur Mete at 8 p.m. and ole Sunday at 3 and Mrs. W. G. M.e8wan, president for 7 p.m. Rev. G. W. Stevens of London 1984 of the Arthur Circle, presented w111 preach at them, legvleelk the report of that splendidly energetle 1hr. A. J. Vinic rd o' Toronto. pre - body. At the beginning of the year eldest of the Baptist ehurr'hes of On - the membership of the Circle was tarlo and Quebec, will conduct evert - divided in four groups under the lead- gellstic services in the Baptlet church ershhp of the four vice-presidents, Miss commencing the everting of April 9.. 'IQtvi Somerville. Mrs. Jas. Hume, Mrs. The mss Club of North street I el ted church will meet it 10 a.m. oe Hunday. Mr. A. M. Robertson will in troduce the aubjeet for dleeueslon: "Doe.. Our Educational Syet.w Build Character?" A service. with the Ford evangellet4 family In charge, will be held in Ma. Kay Hall on Sunday next at tt.Rrt p m Bible study will be held Friday even Inc of tbls week at the home of Mrs Yungblut, Nigeria street. At the Baptist church next Sunday Rev. W. T. Brat's swoon subjects will be: 11 a.m., 'T x Wbow the World Was Net vt'orley;" T p.m., "Joseph lnterpnlingANL Dreams of His Fellow Prisoners, ref.:_raltbillieesia Bogle and Miss Emily McOratten. 411111111111111111111.111. A HART BATTERY la always ready to serve you with power.. _dependable start- ing and lighting power that reat;y 18 dependable. This bet- ter Battery bolds its charge far longer, too, and needs attention Few often. You'll do well to but one for your car....come to today. Complete Battery Ser- vice. FRED BEEVERS UPERTEST SERVICE STATION PHONE 242W. we rum rev fen vl(TO le IA 11 (AUERI(e ONT OBITUARY MRS. DOt$ALDSON The funeral of Mary Miller, widow of the late James Donaldson. who died at the tame of ber son, James Don- aldson. North street. on Wednesday. February 13. la 101st year. took puce to Bayfield mastery sea Friday last The wireless were 27 Lank -Reef D. 1. La- at Presby- terian eharch. r'ers were T. Roy Patterson, )Kelson HIII, J. W. Baker and R. J. MoMeben. In addition to the local relatives and many friends attending tbe ser- vics at the home were Charles Don- aldeen, of Ottawa; Mrs. Alex. Donald- son and children, Charles and Annie. Albert Donaldson and .Mss. Lucas, all of Hamilton: Mn. Wm. Perdue. Wm. Perdue and Mrs. Tebbutt. of Clinton. These were joined by many others from Bayfield and the surrounding rotate, at the graveside service. CAPflAL TIIEATRE Godericb Phone 47 Now Playing -"Anne of Green Gables." with Anne Shiner CIRCUS 18 Phi TOWN! All week. Rt the CAPITAL THEATRE I SWAY. TURSDA i AND WEDNESDAY- _ WALLAOI BUY IaWraalir in ape lit tete glace" who created_ the_ et travelling big -IA,. _The MOW d a famous abowear =--�'The lyig► ar_ with Adolph Menjou and the moat unusual cast ever screened THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY- 3011 lt. BROWN Inadvertently become* the daring young man on the flying trapeze, but what a grin you'll get from the "Circus Clown" , with Patricia Vila and Dorothy Burgeon MATINEE8 WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at 3 p.m. Coming -"The Affairs of Celllni," and tater, "Judge Prleot." garet Taylor is president The U -Need- church next Sunday will be as fol O's group of which Mrs. D. 1. Hill U the leader and Margaret Iauaway pre- sident also reported. Both groups bad • successful year. The MaeGillivray Mission Band, which Is now In charge of Miss Made- leine Lane, reported a membership of forty-eight and various activities der - lag the year. The Girls' Mision Circle, which has recently developed from another C.G. L.T. gfbup, with Marjorie Inver as pre- sident, reported brledy. Another new organisation 1■ the Boys' Missionary Club, of *bleb Mian Edith Taylor la In charge, and which has a membership of fifteen. The boys meet fortnightly for work and I Virginia Singers, who will render three study at Mita Taylor's home. negro apirftnala. Th �4'rmon subjects limns' Aid Society will be: 11 a.m., Our Common Faith," 7 p.m., "Our ('0mmon Hope" The (food Hope English Evangelical Lutheran Mission holds its morning worship (no pre -Lenton service) on Sunday next at Mac•1C*J Hall, Fel. ry 241h, *r 11 11"111!""fist pastor, Tins,. C. Ziegler. (n.chlittF1tjhio.91.. vice. Suhjer't, 'The 1.'crluting Arms" The W. A. of Victoria street united church met on Thursday. February 14, at the home of Mrs. Thos Tabb, Wolfe stet The president, Mn. Down, prodded*. The devotional period was conducted by Mrs. 8. Allmn. noel arrangements were made for the con- cert to he given by the Virginia Sing- ers on Monday, February 25 Rev. F. W. Craik closed the meeting with prayer. Th. hoaleows for the month nerved dainty refreshments and a hear- ty vote of thanks was tendered them. The members of the voting peonie'r society of Knox Presbyterian church, the \Veatmineter Guild. enjoyed s w elal evening niter their regular moor ing, "mualc night." on Tuesday C. n trlhrrting to the program. which w,. to charge of the president, J. E. Smith. were Waxen Gwen. Clark mei GIad1• Brownlee and Gertrude Hata' and Mary MacKay, with roe.! duct? -rub aeie•tlon* by the young peoples cr'he'' tra. Then several gamer wero played Preparation of the program was In the hands of Misses Ruth ectv.f..r Grace McKenzie, Ann Milne .,.vi Ger- trude 11.Iat. Everyone contrthntei something to file kitchen, and MIS? Jeen Walter, with ". vcrel aaala'Anta. nerved a very tempting lunch. The W.M.R. ed Knox church held Its regular meeting In the lecture room or Tneaday afternoon. Mire A. Mac- Donald and Mrs. A. Unenfek hail charge of the devotional period. Th. prescient, Mrs. Albert Taylor, will .49 pointed delegate to attend the I'rorin cial meeting to be heli at Toronto In April. it was decided tQ hold s den party In Juno In aid of the life membership fnnd. The m,s.rvanre of the world'. day of prav,e will be heir) this year le the Bapti.t ehsrch. Mra H. C. Dnninp gave an Intereetlsg paper nn current events and the topic, "Whet Mlndame Stand For." was ably given by Mies I. Fermi eon A delightful unto wens mune by Mrs II., MacDonald Tow meeting eras rimed huh the roue Mg of a hymn seteebd her efts et the *bnt-ion membeew. THE, GODERICH HEAT : FOLKS WHEN HEAT FOLKS SWMBER L ON THE GRATE YOU CAN GET UP EARLY re 00 TO BEG 1ATE rTHS,AN G KEEP WARME CLOCK AROUND AS TOAST 1 tic WI Now CARRY HAfUt M SCOTCR ANTYRACITR 'sorb to bid a arty to rise" L an out -0t -date maxim. It doesn't take a very great stretch of the tmaginatlos to believe that it originated when bed vee the o» 1y place where a body could keep comfortable after sun -down. But now -a -days everybody depends on the (Heat Polies td keep the home com- fortable 94 hours a day. You don't mend getting up forty in a warm horse. And you thor- euehlY enjoy staying up for a late MAI or an interesting book when you know the heat isn't going down and leovs yeti in chills fay in • few tans of thew -411M comeartt CALL Tau wrOlftre J. B. MUSTARD COAL CO. PHONE !S GODERT ()NT. lows: 11 a.m., ger,non upbj,d't. sons for Today from an Ancient Miracle :" 7 p.m....ermou subject. "TIN• Halt of the Earth." The minister. Rev. D. J. Ione, et both aervlree. A series of interdenominational eer- rices for young pcop'e will be rom- metwed on Monday .,ening. Marro 11. and will continue on each Monday evening until April r The first meet - Ing will be held in theJlaaptatchurch and the 'pedal speaker will be Rev. W. F. McConnell, of Paris, Ontario. At Victoria street United church next Sunday the moor, Rev. F W. Cralk, will preaeh at troth services and In the evening will bc assisted by the The report of the Ladles' Ald So- ciety was presented by the secretary, Mrs. ()Irvin Tonig, and reviewed ■ very settee and successful year, dur- ing which the membership was Ambled.. being now sereGtJ-elehL.The reewtpta fur the year•increarmd tGr[ea- pondingly, amounting to over $900, of which $675 was handed to the board of managers, leaving • substantial balance on hand. Mrs. A. D. McLean, who has ably directed the affairs of the Ladies' Aid for several years, is attain president for 1935. The report expreaaed tegret at the loss of a faithful member of the Society, Mrs. A. Halliday. who passed away early in the pant year. The Westminster Guild, the young people's society of the congregation, reported a membership of fifty-two, with an average attendance of thirty at meetings. Mr. .1 Edwin Rmith Is president and MIs Donna Bell ?were tan. The report of the choir was read try Mrs. A. Tgylor and reviewed the outaanding events of the year in con- nection with this important depart- ment of the congregation. The Budget Cest.elttee The budget committee reported $2023 remitted to headquarters of the Presbyterian Church for the schemes of the church. This was in exeesa of the allocation, which was $1980. Ap- preefatlon was expressed of the con- tribution of $50 by the Sabbath school The cotmnittee in composed of Wm. Somerville, 8. D. Croft, H. C Dunlop il. I. H111, Alex. Smith, Wm Bisset. .7. H. Taylor and R. J. Keleher' Mr. Riseet, after several years a. budget treasurer, intimated his desire to with- draw from that o91ee and Mr. J. H. Taylor was appointed In his place. Mr. Somerville la president of the commit- tee and Mr. Croft greretary. The report of the board of nIonagerg wag presented by the secretary. Mr. 17 F. Ranudwas 'lie lange expendl- terss were mads M the board daring the year fur repairs or npkeep of the ehnrch properties. Thanks were te- trad/FA to the iodine Aid for the eon- triMsNnn of $575, of which 1 was need Is reducing the debt Tis **- tiring usessAers of the beard, J. D. W Jaa Mirada. A, Porter and R. limes. • at�risrie.aeee x...gMa.s_l_.i - .,..�r.rrr...�w�rt.ageweiai, 1~ FANCY JAPAN itiCe ib. 5e FM RUNNING of IODIZED Salt 2 db- 6° Pkg. BISCUIT SPECIALS CHRISTIE'S OLD FAVORITES Lb. Pkg. CHRISTIE'S "1" SODA 3S4 ea. at Pkgs. lfeCORMICK'S CbocolateMallow►s 23° WAFERS 119° 4 2 lbs. 256 oro AUSTRALIAN SULTANAS Raisins 21bs.21 ma on .REGULAR - PKG. 22c PKG. Cel 'RV STYI.F The Gest A&P Caeps r kw Iowa hire cos ooerMiures. We eared elle ball miry and we ors keeping i robes Greater 'Ansi lower pent. Every day swamp that clean money in yore pocket. Coops AAP prices. Fyn* yew own ['visa. GILT EDGE Bread Flour soNNYFIELD Pasts ur Old Cheese TIA )l4 i. Rea k r • Ib. 1 A �3 P TEAS B d 16. 45e 1..i' 1b. 37. ledia A ! P EVAPORATED Milk 6 T�`' 250 3 25° SINGAPORE SLICED PINEAPPLE 311.` 25° 91'AKER Corn Flakes 2 pkg=• 15e AVLMPR FI'RF OR 4-4:F. Marmalade 23c Pork & AYLMER. 27 ole Tin Beans wCLAR..s226ole.Tis SAUSAGE SAUSAGE 4KFAST STYLE PURE POR BACON Piece or Sliced 2 lbs. Lb. carton DELICA. ELY SMOKED FINNAN HADDIE :.O:17HER'i SELECT.. • OYSTERS'; lb. lb. 1/2 plat 19° 23c 25s 12° 21s FRESH SHIPMENT --:0OD SIZE CAULIFLOWER ' Each I7° till, 1 f.00KINf. 4 - I,0OD SIZE ONIONS 4 Ibis. 110° 1 LEMONS dos. 119° POULTRY FEEDS Egg Mask E $2.1 Ssratcb Feed $1.99 Oyster $bell /k;. See Poultry Grits` goo Dr. Jackson's (Alkali -Forming) ROMAN MEAL sauce wee as -1'anp Mwws.t�t,CIAL 1 tablespoon Mar. 1 harts r•telereen, r«. ■eta se man stab i 1r noes, as ale time es tholes panty. � Brass E«t'".g enter ,• 11. 7ft Rag $karts Se lb 73. Rae •"'.tr n �•ai li.ee� Piss. M$441105 Ra 11 $s.bis Rog •