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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1920-10-21, Page 1THIRTY-FOURTH YEAR. EXETER,. ONTARIO. T V RSDA1 OO s 21, 1920. SANDERS & CREi C,b Our Corner Owing to tthe scarcity of 'turkeys,. T . the great Ifevori'te for, Thanksgiving Local News diluter very, very Sewgreced° the fes- With es With no lalw,n to maw and no. spew tzve boards of our ceftizene thee eeair, to shovel, ;the next three months The »rice was considerable of a draw - should, with reaisonable luck, be fair- bac; .too being about 70. cents a ly neaoeful ,for the average man, n,*unn, The Exeter Council, through Jos e o , Cid and Treasurer, has sold Se $50,000 worth of ,5% per cent debentures locally thee summer. This is a pretty good record, and shows there is still a little money en thi community. It is a.disappointment. to gather un bags and ladders and proceed to your an A le trees, ees only to find some unkind friend has nicked them, Most neople are having trouble giving their s anples away, so that one would hard- ly think it .necessary to steal them. The mean poen, are not .all' dead yet At Wrngham a tfew days ego a man • It cost the people of the IenetetP was found guilty of selling a widow short measure en wood and had (to Day back a sum of money for his meanness. A term in jail would be a more fitting penalty, Talk about the down and trend of orates. We xec!eeved this morning a quotation on newsprint paper, This used to rost $39 a ton, It is now $240 with an tiritirnee.on that we•must order p,d;q. if ,ave .want it at 'that extraord- inary bargain write,—Clinton New Era Dominion. Income Assesszae,nt not- ices are being sent out by Inspector G. R Tambling of London. The taxes axe payable one month after the date of sending the notice No excuse for non-aaynient will be accepjted, and legal action, will • immedjateiy follow neglect to :emit the amount of assess- ment. The man, who saves something every yea: as 'tan the road ;to Proles/10%Y, It may Stolt be Possible to. •save much, If not save a little. Do •.toot think that a dollar or a dime is too small a sum today by. Everybody knows how little ,expenditures get .away with large sums. But few neem to ,know that the rule is one that works both ways. If a dime ,snent here and a dollar spent. tbere soon mak.* a large hole in e man.'s income, so do dines and dol - len laid devay soon become a valuable and a respectable accumulattiona In this country any man can make himself under the harrow for life, according as he ,saves or spends his small •.hange SHEET" PROTECTION. . The act xeseecting dog tax and sheen protection; which comes into force on. Aoril 1, ),next, makes it com- nulsora or ae;l owners of dcgs topro- cure numbered ;tags, to be supplied by the ceuncdla, and for kijling dogs without tags, The minimum Penalty for not .nrocuring at 'tag is $10. Coun- ty councils are authorezed to pass by- laws, requiring• tall dog tax and license fees collected after 1920 .,to be paid to the county treasurer, and ,from a sheen protection fund all claims to c be paid by the e oittrt,ty, for which nurpose county valutators are to be annointed, Sheep are certainly of more value to any community (than dogs and should be protected. Phone .81a TAMAN'S For All Kinds of Men's Winterwear ''GLAD TO GREET you, old top, by Jove, you're locking tine :• Where did you get such a swell elegant fittiing' ,suit of cIoth�es?” "At Taman's, the tailor, rig down Main Street. . Best in totwnn they say. At least, he 1it!ed ..me with the best suit II've ever, had. Not high priced, eit- her." `Looks good to me, toe: I'll. cider my ,next suit from,them, Sure." SUITS :...........$2,0 to $40. OVERCOATS ' $20 to ; $35 RAINCOATS $15 to $30 States ,$22,700,000,000 for luxuries in a single year, Peachy complections, ru- by Jos and fragrant personality cost the women of that country $750,000,000 last year. The cost was more than twice as ,much as that for furs, which was about $300,000,000. Eight hun- dred million dollars went up in cigar- ette stroke, while $510,000,000 was burned we in the ;form of cavars. Je.v- ellery cost $500,000,000, only two per cent. of the sum ,spent in luxuiries. The year 1919 aapears to. have leen a luxurious one, all right \ 1S$ POLLICK ON SUSPENDED SENTENCE Following the decision of the ceurt of Toronto which confirmed the judg inept of Judge Dickson convicting ease e a„ gie Po,l.ck of Blyth on the charge of practising an occult science. Mies Pollsck atxaeared before the Judge on Tuesday for ,sentence.. He. Hoitered.- monished her that the oraetice must cease and bound her over in lesnes of S200 from herself and from her brother to refrtia, from pretenc^ons' cf oeeult nower anal from practising the o^cult science. She may go, as far a3 stating th,,e et es ,her. opinion that an article maybe Roan 1 in a certain niece but this must be the Penh_ She must not pretend that she has :try super- natural »ower which gives her know. ledge of the location of such articles, Should she be. found guilty of prec- tistag again (she may be sentenced both i for the new offence ,and for the old, but in. the'sn.eenthne-senfienee is sus- pended. The caste is one that has attracvted a wide attention; Miss Pollock be - lieges that she & nosjsiessed of super- natural rowers, Mand that her "God- given" git t.should be exercised for the good of humanity, Some wonderful instances have ,been quoted of her 1e rating missing articles rand it was for this she 'was brought before the. Jude, See C. I3�, Skeltores ad. on anotb nage. It is intereee:Pa Keen Tuesday, November 2, free f Hallowe'en Tea in. Trivia Memos School Hall. Miss Marjorie 'Broderick has take a ,nosition as stenographer and bock keener in the crffice of ?tMr, I. R. Car ling. Miss Curtiss, spent_Thanksgiwyng Day at her borne in Bolton. Mrs, Fred Williard of St. Marys is er the guest of Mrs. T. H. Newell; Airs 'Richard .Llelbndge su•tainel a or slight ser kc of paralyses last week, ral' i Mr. Geo. SmaJtacombe o.E Streeforcl renewed acquaintances in town 'en n Monday. Mr. J. F. Taylor of Philadelphia is ^'see meridians iti a few s t. wit i' q Y with ,are t P ns Mr. Wm. Snell, hostler at .the Cen tral Hotel, 'purchased the dwelling eiiss R.ebeeea HIwkios at the salve Saturday. 'The price paid was $81 The case in, which four Des!lta . c :tens were up before 1�Magisitra, An:irews at Cannon on Tuesdayf last week a was ad being drunk, wa journed .for a !week. , Close to. $15,000 damage was don to elr, T. A. Russell's pure-bred stoc Mr, and Mrs:. j. W. !Taylor_ Mr, and ,errs. John W. Taylor re- af Weed Monday from a visit with o friends in London, St. Thomas and Pork Stanley, wood Mr, and Mrs, Geo. Neaman .of Tor- te . onto, \Mr, and sirs. Ed. Tomlinson,and o 'MSS Frayne of London were visitors d- here on Monday. a Sone of .our Thani sgiving visitors Crediton were, 11t r. and Mrs. Mathew Plater, and Mrs. Harry Sweitzer and daugh• - ter of Kitchener, Nathan Sambrook and Victor Kestle of Chatham, Mr, and Mrs. Brown of London. Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Sweitzer mot. Dred to Detroi4 on ,Saturday tc visit :1frs. Adam isee. Thanksgiving services in the chur- ches oa Sunday were of a special na- ture. anpropriate to the oreasion. The ocat branch of the Woman's institute were entertained on Wednes day by the ladies. os: Hurondale brand The Crediton women furn'shed the la-ograin, .r. Herb. Either was in I ,uckno+•r for the h eliday, His wire and daugh ter returnl with him Tuesday. `f: Ed, Beaver is building ; enttage k at Grand Bend. DashWOQf Samuel, the.niee-yeti old son al'Mr. yr.. p an,i Geste. Lawson of the 4th eon farm barn near Toronto on Tuesday The barn, and season's crops froth, 20 tacres were total losses. Partly insure The Public school wail closed her on. Thursday sand Friday owing to th Teachers' Convention, .held at God erects. The High school was also clos ed on Friday for the Field Day snort The West .duras Teachers' Cony vertexes was held in Goderich Thurs. d Mr. and Mrs. R. Hater v is eed ;n re Thorndaie last Friday. e Our teachers attended the Teach • er'' Convention held at Goderich on Thursday and, Friday. s. Miss Della • Neel) returned to Pon- tiac 'Tuesday, after +r�sitin with her' mother day and Friday. For some reason the rent;'. of the convention has ri reached the Exciter papers and s must be weaned. efi. s Asn e Fish, who underweat a oae.ation at S. Joseph's Hesp'•r; London„ was able to. re«urn 'to he hone here on Wednesday of las weest, Her conditiorxis atnueh ftmarove but she will be seoaf ped to. her be for some ,little. tian;k Thanksgiving Day was 'ot the usua \Fr, Louis Morenz of Burlington vis- e ited his narennts here for a few days o last week.—Mr: and Mrs. 1). Hartleib ante family, and Mr. and Mrs. George ' Moulton spent the week -end in Pr., n Huron, al, 6Mr, Satn'l •Oestreicher visited en r Kitcirene • over ehe holiday. t lir Walter.Fassold and aster d and ;1iiss Terry of London Ada, d Thanksgiv inti Day with .Ir. and Mrs. Fassold, 1 • errs. «� illert, Mrs. Stacey and hiss, ouiet nature in town. The shooter shot, the bowlers bowled, and the via itors visited, The bowlers played S boxes of cigars, nresente i by Mr, G A. Anderson, the donor himself skip nine, the winning rink at night, ;1Ir. and Mrs. John Jacobs and Mr and Mrs. Milton Jacobs attended th funeral of Mr, Jacob's mother at Ba e'en on, Thursday. Mrs, Jacobs wa years of age and had been ill abau a year. Besides her husband she 3 survived by three daughters and thre sons. When Dr. Kinsmen's car struck eh buggy in which was seated e2ra. Jacob Sims and 'children, on the L?anda Road rsoutb on ?Monday evening, Mr Sins was ,thrown. out ;and -, !injured somewhat, After being taken to he home and receiving medical care sb is now doing nicely. • Jr. Wallace \Morrison (Shosenbur) formerly of London,and whose moth- er was 'formerly Miss Louise Hanvk- shaw of town,, has been selec d ou of 25graduates from call over - .,the United States and Canada for an. im- portant staff •posft:ion, in , Manhattan, Hosnital in New Nork. s Preeter attended the fun.ral of a rel- -- attive at Baden, Mast ,Thursday. So • Messrs. Herb and Edwin Rinker and '▪ Clifford Pfaff of Sarnia sent Mon- day in. town. Mr. and Mrs. Peaches and Miss • AILSA CRAIG MERCHANTS VICTIMIZED Ailsa Craig, ;Oct. 14.—This village was to -day ;the scene of operations by 'five smooth -talking, well anp,ear- ing strangers wh made a brief visit arriving here in a hendsonae. ,touring car that gave the impressions of much wealth and affluence!, by ,neverltheless they were. not adverrse ;to adding a .few snore dollars to their wad. Entering a store one would ask for scme. trival • article and nr�esenit a $20 bill la pay- ment. When"the. change was brought either the same man or another of the Harty would suddenly find that he had ' just the necessary amount of small change in his pocket and that there was no need for changing the big bile in the .n earftian,e one of the men had • picked up the change, but hearing his eomaanion's remarks would immediate- ly offer it back said receive the 520 bill in exchange. But when the store- keepers checked the change over af- ter watching .their customer's depar- ture they found that they„had been shortchanged in one case eto the ex- tent of S10 and in two others 55 each. The stores visitedt were White & May's drygoods, Craig's Grocery, and Clark's harness sbon, The men were reported >sa bave visited Parkhill and Crediton later. Mrs. Boweneof the Dio .esan Wo- men's Auxiliary, London, wee hereon Tuesday addressing the, juniors of the Txivitt Memorial Sunday School., • W. W. Taman Tailor & Furnisher �' THE superb Ansco —best for all scenes, at all times, in all weathers. The ama- teur camera of profes- sional quality. Priced from $2.00 up. See the 'various models here. We also have Ansco Speedex Filar and Cyko Paper. J. SEN1OR, EXETER, ONTARIO, Nettie Brokenshire and friend of Stretford visited Mr, and Mrs. Birk _ on Sunday. as errs Witzel Witzel 'left on:. Tuesday )tta t visit her -son in ,Toronto. • Mrs. G. Schroeder Sr. Mrst G. Parr ham and Mrs. Wm. Schroeder Ire.- ( turned to Detroit Tuesday. , lir. and Mre, E. ,Tiemaxt and ram- 's tiv spent the holiday in Strattl'ord,, t l r and ilersi. E. Gainer have moo- n ed into their new home which they Mrs • nu -t heal from Reid & Edigheffer, \h'. H. Elsie had .his household :ef- r `Sects moved to Spade on Saturday. e sale nurchaeed a home ',there. \1r. ,Chester ,Gainer ,vas a visitor to , Toronto over the holiday," \1r. and \1rs. Harry Harris of Sar- nia spent the week -end in sown. t elr. W. Zimmer and daughter, Til- lie, visited la Detrolit tills week. Miss . Do: a Kraft of .London spent p nt a few days this week w'th her par- ents h ere. \Ir. and Mrs. 11. Zimmer sof Strat- fend were visitors in town over the holiday. Mr, and Mrs, P. Humble and Sera- ils of Sarna snent ,the week -end in ; Lo,. i n. PARel SOLI.) \1r, Henry Jones oa Monday dispos- ed of his 60 acres of land, being part of Lot 8, Cioneteesion ,1, `ltephen, known es the farm f the late, Jerry Heaman, to ,\Fr. George Godbolt, whc recently sold ,his farm in Usborne, The price paid was 57000. H. S. FIELD DAY. Exeter High Scliool held a ; very successful field day oa Friday last, with Parkhill and Lucan students tak- ing ating part. The weather was ideal. The track events were mosily won. by Exeter students. Exeter also won the tug -o. -war, defeating teams from both the other schools. In basket ball Parkhill defeated Exeter after Exeter bad won. from Lucan.., Miss Vera Hobbs of Lucen won six prizes, four firsts and two. seconds AL the con- clusion of the snorts ,an excellent re- past was served by the. Exeter pupils in the high school.builcling, and ad- dresses were delivered by Principal Wethey and errs, McAllister, There was a short ,musical nrogram, and at 8 o'clock all adjourned to the Tcwn Hall where the prizes were .pees,ented by Mrs. Gladmaxy, wife .of the chair- man of the board of education. Trus- tee Rev. A. A. ,Trumper presided, A nieture slaw was then put on, in Done Theatre .for the students and their visitors. Ha the baseball Exeter defeated Lucan 7-5, and in the second game Exeter defeated Parkhill 8-7. Following axe the winners,— Senior Boys -100 yd. dash, ,C, Hea- man, Exeter, Leary, Parkhill, .11 sec- onds; running broad jump, Leary, Whiteford of Lueaa, 17 'ft, 10 inches; hon, step and jump, Leary, Whiteford, i35 ft 6 line; ,vole ,vrault, E. Powell, and Stuart tsf Lucan; standing broad j tnin Leary, E. Russell, Exeter, 9 ft, 10 ini half mile, Sr Chotwn, Lucan„ C. Heaman E$eter; relay, Exeter, •Lucas). Junior Boys -100 yds, J. Whiteford and C. Chown ;of lateen; Thigh jump, L. Statham, Exeter, Whiteford, Lu- cas -se hon, step, jump, Statham,White- ford; bread jump, Whiteford, Stalls. am. Juvenile -100 yds, S. Park, Lucan, M. Coates and F. Heaman,' ;'Exeter; run-, nine high jump, J. AI. Christie, Exeter L. Walder-, Lucan; hoe, stele and- jump B. Medd, H. Degratv,: J. A: Christie, all of Exeter; broad sumo, L. ,Walden of LLucar, H. Dignan, Exeter. Senior Girls -50 yards, V, . Hobbs of Lucan, K. Thompson, Lucan; sack race H• Stanley and V. Hobbs, Lucan; no. ta,`.o race, V. Hobbs, %and.K. Thompson of Lucan Obstacle race, ,V. Hobbs and H. Stanley, Lucan; throwing bas- ket ball, F Thornpson and E. Hodgins at Lucan,•;needle, race, V..Hodgins and H. Stanley of Lucatis -' Junior Girls -50 yds„ V. Hobbs, H. Stanley of Lucan:; sack.,race; G:: Fran- eel and J. Elder of Exeter; notate) :ace, .V, Hobbs, G. Francis ,nail con- test, Miss Armitage arid Miss Standee of Lucain;' throwing basket ball, V Hodgins, Miss Armitage sof Lucent.. Centralia of Stephen, was on�eraltel on in Hynd- man's Hospital, Exeter, on Saturday last by Dr. Hadley "i ede ns of Lon- don, 3ssisted by Dr. ll adman of Ex et tr anti lar. Peck if Flersstlle- For some year, the• little fellow has been afflicted with a eoitltra led lord in his neck wh'eh cauised his head to be thaw» to •one side. The object of the onera"tion was to gart'ally cut the. cord and thus release the tension. It is to be honed the operation will. Drove a success. An interesting ebooting match tc.ok n:a<'e oa the farm of M. William 'k eerley Stephen, on Thasnksgit.in Day. Sides, were ;chosen by \Mervin Brokenr,hire and Thos. Y e.crrley, the eormer team winning by 4a score, of 80 to 70. The second eve.st %vas rules and out which was won by J. efason. Following is the scores.—First event M. Bro,.eimbire (Cant,) 8, Wm.:daw- hinney 7, Wm.W!ee.,rt 10, LVTtst Year- ley 7, G. elawhinney 8, D. efawhinney 7 Jas.:dawhsxtney 4, B. Elsie 5, J. Law- sots 6, J. Yager 4, .Chris Denney 6i Fred Kerr 6, E. i'rns 2-80:. Thomas Yearley (Capt.) 4, F , .Yearley 6, : Mr. Robertson 8, C. elewhinney 3, W. Watson 5, H. Sche, ik 6, "Doe" Des- jardine 5, R. B,ay sham 3, Mr. Trema» 7 J. Mallett 6, C. Ralgi,er 6, G. Hirt- ze1 5, J..\fasau 6-70. Mise -and -out- to Kerr 2, W. Wein 1, H. Schenk .2 T. Yearley 5, Mr. Robertson 0, W. Watson. a, J. ef.relett 2, G. Hirtrei 0 C. Dinney 0, A. Tiernan 4, J. YaFer,4 13. Elsie 0, Doc. Deisjardine O. J, M, son, 6. Grand Bend Mrs. Win. Patterson, who. has 1.een in. London Hasnitel.has arrived home. The operation was a success and the patient is getting along nicely.—Mrs Sutherland and 'family visited with \Ir. and Mrs, E. Gill Sunday.--eliss Babb spent Thanksgiving Day at her tome in Carlingford,—\Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Bossenberry, who were in Buffalo, and Niagara, arrived home Friday —Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Brenner, who were visiting in London, arrived home lase week,— '1i • and elrs. Nelson Rev -elle were in Loador, last week on business,—Mr, and Mrs, Jackson. of Parkhill are camp ing in their •cottage here for a ifew days.—Mr, Henry Green, who has been working near Hensel' for Mn Fairburn had .the misfortune of fall- ing out at an apple tree and breaking his arm.—Mr. Francis Lafond has pur- chased the blacksmith business of Mr, Mr, Thos. Brooks of Wyoming, U. Jos Desjardino. We welcome Mr. Se vdseted With hes brother, Mr. A. La:fond Co our midst.—Mrs. John Baird s suffering from a severe attack of sciatica. Bro. ks, fora few d.°tys. friss Fortner attendedthe Teach- ers' Convention in London. last week. \Mr, Rex. Mills returned to his work oa Monday The :Aoniv+ersary Se v.ces at the cburch there on Surnday were largely attended. Rev Rh-ers of Hemel] 'oreach,ed at both services sand was very much ,atnn,recjhted by :di who at- tea:'•ed, Oa Tuesday ,evening a sac a1 time was spent sit the church under ilie ausnices of the Ladies' Aid. A good program Was furnished which was fin- ished off by lee cream and pie, The Epworth League held an Hal- lowe'en Social ori Wednesday evening. Everyone attending was dressed in costume, ,aetd those failing to comply with the rifles were fined for not dis- gu'sing. 1'1iss Elva !Brooks of Whitechurch spernt the holiday at her home here., Miss Winnie Essery was hope from London over ,the holiday, ,, Frey has moved into the house lately vacated by Mr. S. Davis.' HE CANNOT Ki.EP OUT OF THE KITCHEN if the' meats have belee bought at this ' market, " Their fragrant odor as they cook are too much for the ma'culine cleseure. And when the` meats 'reach the table how he does enjoy every mouthful, ff, as is said, the way to a ' man's heart is through his stroma'dh wise housewives ;vie cer- tainly net overlook the advantage of using our meats on their tables. B. Makins, THE SANITARY MEAT MARKET where quality is higher than price. Farquhar vks. "VI?m: Passmore and daughter Jennie of Exeter spent the week -cad, at the home of Mr. T; Hun1'ut„—M ss:: es Nettie and Reta Pollen of Mitchell` visited at their home here over the holiday,—.'1tr. and Mrs. Milton. 1;1e- (eurdy and babe visited at Mr. Til- tan H d ex t s 6anday,•- a pers still busy with silo falling and there• is still I rite a number of silos to fill. BIRTHS Rinker—At I)ashw.00d, on Oct 14 to. Mr. and elrs, F. Rinker, a son. ilfARRTAG., S :ior:nger•-Ghapman—In Ailsa Crai, on. Oet. 13, Beulah, daughter of Mr. E. C: hanmatt, to A. J. Springer of ends Ste. Marie, Ont. Flynn—Dillon—At th'e home of the bride's brother, 27 Radford Avcnttt:, T.,;rnto, by the Rev, Dr. T. 3, Scott on Saturday, Oct. 16, Ethel May Delon of ,Branttord, to G. Russel) Flynn of Kingston, son of Mr. and Mrs, Thomas -Flynn of Exeter. DEATHr< Powe—la Stephen, on Oet. 12, Ger- ald Weston, infant son of Mr.end, Mrs. Herman, Powe. Bullos is -1n eleGilAseray, on Oct. 8 )Mary eeouise, beloved daughtci r.f Mn and Alre. John. Bullock, aged 8 years 8 months and 11 days. benisons—At Kirk!toii, on Oct, 1.IIh Wm. Deniso,i., aged 7,5 years and 11. ntortths. Department of Customs end Inland Revenue. EXCISE TAX LICENSES Retailers, Jewellers, Man- ufacturers and Sales Tax Liecstses ass required under the Amendment to the Snec- iad War Reev(enue. Act, 1915, axe reedy for issue and an- nlicatiom Sams ,may be had irons the undersigned. Firms not tin possession Of Licenses of the 15th Novem- ber, 1920, ,wili.be subject to nena•1ty as provided by the. Act. PENALTY Por neglect or refusal to take out a license shall be • p sum not exceeding ONE T%IUSAND DOLLARS :r. Gt. DAVIS Collector of Inland Revenue at London, J. Ladies STE Phone 16 Coats Our stock of Ladies' and Misses' Winter Coats is complete, and we can give you any style or color you desire, in the ver} latest of cloths. Fur trimmed and the new cape collars; all marked below Luxury Tax. Salts' Genuine Esquimette Seal- ette Coats in all sizes and styles, veryanoderately priced. SPECIALS IN FLANNELLI TTE We have a full range of Flannelette in neat stripes, in blues Winks and ,fawns. They are the real wide, widths and old qual- ities, and are regular 5Sc, a yds U Special reduced price 45c. yd , FLANNELETTE BLANKETS White and Grey, with Blue and Pink Boarders in a large size and the best Ibex quality. We have only a limited quan- tity whin') we well offer at the ,Snecial price of ,$3.90 per pair STOP! LOOK ! READ ! Print, "dight colors, ir, very neat patter:ns, sate price 25c a yd. Dark Prints en Blues, Greys and Lilacs, fast colors, tit 30c ayce Towelling, plain, linen shade ox light ahid dark striae, at 25c. yd Circular ,Willow Cotton, 40, 42 or 44 in, wide, sale price, 75c ace Sheeting, plain or .twilled, 2 yds wide, sale mice, 51,15 yd; Cotton, Serge, Wein, or striped. all 'colors, !sale •• price 75e Salmon, ranperettes in,all, good patterns and colors„ sale niece 40c yd 11b. Canis, real pink salmon, 15e, a 'can or 7 for $1.00` Laundry Soaps, Comfort, Gold Sunlight „Surprise, 11 bars 5.i:. N, P. Span; large bee at 25c. Kellogs Coral Flakes 2 for 25c. R oyal Yeast 5c.4 a bar Vanilla or Lemon, 8 oz. bot. 25c, PalmOlive large cakes 3 for 25c Shredded Wheat Biscuits 15c, Pearlinie, large box 3 ifor 20c Raisins, choice loose 25c alis Raisins fancy ,seeded 15, oz D. 30c Odd white cups 15c ,eacfa J. A. STE ARi HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR ALL PRODUCE.