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TOMMY TUCKER—FRESH 'MADE k•1$ OZ,O
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STRAWBERRY JAM 4
CLARK`S--WITH CHILI SAUCE — 15 Z.
130.
PORK ANDBEANS.
PICNIC MIXED •"•JA$ Z 21�S'; . ". PICKLES . , ..
RICHMELT,Q BREAD 24 Oz. 140 trnsllcedLoaf 24 Oz; Loaf
SLICED
STOKELY'S FANCY' CREAM BRIGHl 0 RT''SS�CHOICE HALVES�i
STYLE GOLDEN iatlfr5•i �Z f.®i' .
CORN/+� 15 0z.
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44 Oz. nTin
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15 Oz. �+ 15 Oz.
PEAS Tins 2 - for 290, . PEAS `rips 2 for 330
11. OZ . BOTTLE
HORSEY SWEETENED BLENDED 180 I ' CHEESE TASTY MILD Lb.
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ZO Oz. R iAifp9
JUICE .. Tin
SOFT. SANITARY TISSUES • '
KLEENEX Pkgs. 2 for 430
DR `BAL�LARD'S HEALTH,-__ '
I1OG. FOOD Tia, ' 2 for 270..
Seerve 4r.EDoie Grain Cereal—:;..
WIIEA'� ' • 'PkA: .2 `for 10
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COFFEE . Lb. 960
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FLAKES Tin z.
Mother Parker's .'Yellow Label MAKES, DISHES SPARKLE °
LOTS OF .SUDS WITH - - _ • ' PALMOLIVE BEAUTY
#l'I3t'ItN,. Miicy 1,- 'Airs. Munk opened the .ineeting prayer.
of Belmont is visiting her daughter,
Alts- Ed. i-)avies, stud lir. Dav'it's,
1 i. itviis with' Airs. J. Arthur at
the w (.•s k-i'zid RuthWere. Miss
\ :O•N., St. 'peltas, and
Mr. and Mrs. i.Or(tuli \gall and fazu-
zt r , (rf.. L-aug ide - - :._
Miss, Mary llonkon of. Hammy/Ai
and Miss Frances i1uU LOli, iteg.ti.,
of London,tpcut the Week -olid -With
their parents, Atr, and Mrs. Joh
Arthur -,a l.. iJ..ictor l un blot and
Mrs. Geo. = aiiibilut visited Mr. and
Airs.Ciarc;uce Walden, Seaforth, uu
Sunday.
,
Mr. slid Airs. ,t'lias• ,Watson •yield
daughter, of Sui:nia, ,were week -end
visitors •with Mr. Watson's parents,
Air, and Mrs. Win. 'Watson. '
Air,. and Mrs. Roy Stoltz and, sou,
.of Galt, and Mr. and Jars. Ed.
Stuttz, of New Dundee, visited Air:
and' Mrs. J C. Stoltz on, Soutar'.
• Donald Russ of* Galt 'spent the
week -<'pd with his Another, Airs.
Fred' Ross. ' .
Alm-- P..McMichael of Clinton is
visiting her pull, 'rhos. • 'MoMlichael,
and Mrs. McMichael.
1 isitors with Mr. :and Mrs. Geo.
Beadle ove=r the' week -end were Mr.
:Ind Mrs.' B'uwerly "French and Tam-
il', et Detroit; and Mr, and Mrs.
CU, I3rown, and family, of Hawil-
ten. •
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Itutled„ g and
children, Einda and Bobbie, of
Ingersoll, Mr. and Mfrs. Robt. H.
Rutledge and '.Liss Diane Harrison,
of Goderich, and Mr. :Herb Orin-
' Palmerston, visited Mr.
and ,Airs. Jerceut?,ah Taylor 'on un-.
day. -
\ isitors with Mr. and Mrs: Thos-
. c ...Mire" (inr " .-Sran1 r -Wert ` ili^1 s. -
1'.dit'it Urie've, 4rs.:Mona Cramer
and son Garry, "of London, Mr.
Frank Cir; -bin, of Royal Oak, Mich.,,:
.Air, and Mrs, Itu'bt. McMichael,
Wayne and Audrey McMichiiel,. of
Wniton: '
•
Sirs. C. Moore of Seaforth visited
her Int other, Edgar Lawson, and
\i rs. La w s on on Sunday.
• Mr. Melvin Craig is it patient lu
the Wingliam hospital.: -
,Mr. and Mrs. Gormley Thouilxaoll
and son Bobby, of Braiupton,•Visitelt
Air. and Mrs. Herb. Uovier at the
I week -end: .
i
Visitors w'zth Airs. George Hainil-
toi} on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs:
Rutledge, Airs: Chapman and. Mrs.
33roadfout, all of Eginondville..
Dr. and Mrs. John.1i. Jackson of.
Enbro,. and Mtr. and. Mrs. J. H.
Laidla-W • of ` Wlriteeh-urch visited
Airs. \Wui. J acksen,'' and Ai iv%
Margaret Jackson on. Sunday.
Mr. and .Airs: J. J. Robertson,
,who have resided :In' Gtrderich .' for .
the pitSt few years, haves- returned'
to their lioine on the 5th concession
of Colborne. •
Mir: and Mrs. Kenneth Scott have
returned front their wedding trip.
Mrs. C. C.Washington is vi'-ithtg
• her daughter and son7in7law, Rev.
unci Mrs..Glen Eagle of Crceuiure..
„Mrs.. Chas. ' Scott is visiting
friends in Walkerton.
Mr: „Chas. Seott took the .servlet'
at .Northside t'nited Church, Svi
forth last Sunda3
Mission Band Meeting. — . The •
r ightbearet5' Mission Band inti ii'i
'the , Sunday 'bi•hool room of ' the I '
1:41i1 ed church, during -the UM -ruing;
'¢ servile, .iwitJi Elizabeth Grange iu
Osage. Allen Webster read the I,
Scripture: and . all ' repeated • the
thence' prayer. .Mrs. M. Bean took
' Charge of . the smailer • children.
Palmy -eight -answered ',the roll call.
F1:141eoelletu.desthir.::.more joined the Band; After
tllection and 'dedicatory, prayei
;\Viglitman took charge and
the uiissitina'ry .st'ory and Eliza-
bGran:etoldaboutthe boys'falInJapanon \lay5th: Theing, }vas closed with the singing
of the benediction..
Mother's Day Services. -Mothers
Day services 'were held in all the
local churches, which were :decor-
ated with »askets of spring flowers.
'At Knox Presbyterian 'Church ' the
Mother's Day program was carried
out, the pupils, with' theirteac•�iers
oceupyiiig the centre, pews The,
pastor, Rev. J.• Honeyman, baptized':
Nancy .lean, daughter •of Mr. and
Mrs. E'lli~s Little., At Knox ..united
•(%hurch • the pupils 'and `their'
teachers occupied the centre pews
and the past&r, Rev. C. C. Wash-
ing't''on, baptized the .infant Children
;>'f Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Ball, .Mr.
anti Mrs. Wm. Reit', Mr. and . Mrs.
'Kenneth Campbell, Mr, and Mrs.
Stanley Abel, Mr. and' Mrs. Arti141r
Grange, . and Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Million., • rf.
' 1 V;v1.S. fleeting. :\Irs;' Ellis Lit -
Even tle fent her home for the May
rrible meet Ing of the W.:4t.S. of Knox'
. Presbyterial' Ohtirch.' -The .presi-
The devotional period was taken..
by Mrs. Roy Doer, who , read the
`c riirture, gave meditation• ow the,
pitssag e% and offered Pray(1•. Airs.
Wes. Bratizzuck read ib letter from
Ito
.% C, I:, \Voice, telling of ids MM.inissiunary work in .Indite. M.
Fred Ross read an article on "Tpe
bet Sheep," by :George Clef) nine,
anthdv of the hymn,, "The ly''inety
tpd Nine," who died at °l!'ergus 100
Years ago. Mrs. Wilfred Verterfelt
sang the hymn as a ,solo. A
caltapter In the study book, "Lord
of All Lands, Make Ctinadtl Thine
(hon," was, taken by Mrs. W. T.
Robison, assltited " by Mrs. Ed.
Davies, Mrs. Gordon Dobie, Mrs. J.
W. Graham and Mrs. I)ou Haines.
Mrs. Ed. Davies gave An Interest:
ing talk on churches she had at-
tended during tier trip to Florida.
Mrs. Little, who is ,.leaving this
co1'nlnunity snoxl, was presented with
a gift. Mrs: B.radnoek read An ad-
dress find Mrs. Dobie shade the
presentation. The meeting closed
with a hymn and prayer. by Mrs.
Atter. The hostess, assisted by Mrs.
Good and, Mfrs. ritham, served rem
freshiuenti .
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