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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Star, 1934-04-05, Page 8• v #1,114,,# #. • orrorwor`” te Studep nts Dami vning's„Fotelthi:i!le -Pa-P w ' • loatlit* Wambokl, third ateeenrealdent Of the O. O. 'I, Iiterarsafeadiety,, pretent;. ett the laat lir. of the season, The entertainment vie interesting ana vars led and weliareeelyett by 41.,Capeltr aud- ience., • The debate, 'Resolved that the St.. TaalottnnaotWoreoentitti:?14aing7rewvgairesesehben,p0;:ita:sb:we. oydri:rebaP;hede Mc- Leod and Lois Treleaven. Dorothy Muir ,and Betty 'r Thomas,' • Of IP; for the negative, pUt Up a splendid argument but tbe Judges, Mrs. D. J. Line, lass I• dSechelakair to rniat, Mr* awarded -the The aeMalraler 'of the program, Oise played the talents, of .the Collegians in the Way of lighter entertainment- Jean Robertson_ And D. Worthy 's pleasingly rendered that old --favorite,. "When y wore a tulip and 1 wore a big red ros and encored with a modern mead xrish"ThreLsikandOgintherce,,liaaog tevariDtheulafrrge.."Lan ay, D. Baker, H. Archer, R. Deer, Bishop and G. Farrar* was well recei ed. aaalleatilon Parade • r Tam ''r.rte to • mover' icent ation. ,Dr E. D. thish7,, of tOndon, waS aneceSS IS looked for. tn., tho "ineantiMe P4ticnit. •Iks'• resting comfortably In ,pital, Mr, an HoWell of Alaert .#1'03 WelCOMed a new member of the $am14 04 &indite night, Meath lath. ;anther and daughter are in eplendad heatth and are fectenting the congrattle lationg and in the elect of the little itatIghterJthe admtration Of their felends. The Arthur 01010 Is nre,paring foa•the presentat,iq 01 the three -act "(liven. S.r.intsk!!"•44 ,thit'lecture lroom :YKnelni:Cigettirt4:T11,9111agYi 1421:1 Te Arthur CfrcIe jlay3 are always piapular and "(Iv* 0-•`,A*1 sautto bel puticular ' 40110414 _ST, WM.& MEETS . The April meeting of the W. M. 8., Or Victoria St, United church met in the sehoolroom of the church Tuesday afternoon, with the nreSident in charge. The meeting- opened 'vat h the singing of a hymn, followed by prayer by Mrs. B. .A reading. "The •Pounding of the W. M.S.," Wee given bY Mrs. G, Baechler, After reaeating the mission.- my- "creed bible readtilatt 'were given by alas. Wileon, tars. Ea Allin, Mrs, C. Young and Mrs R. Postlethwaite. Mrs, •AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE Don't forget the liability you ineur through the operation of your car. Make yourself safe. by- insuring With Low.*Rates, High Security P. WOOLLCOMBE Phone 296 4.1410014.01M 'Ott:14,40d the ,havotioha Ia11et, 4444 jernoleni and .paporz*vti• 'MUM theiCttaVe. report. 4136 $4,1 church', Wednesday 04Veninit, ti),e',2113tti ult. : Arrangements have tiOn jilitte'for Tleir.• Thigh Taylor of Thames AOad,', for- MerlY ot Vhina, te..4ive a. Tab:denary. *4* 004'4 ';nest SUndny motning at eleven .o'Cloek for the W. M. 8. Ect.4tr tti*Ok"1 arvice. An. invitation has 00001 extended to the Members of the WACO; at Union to Meet With the members of' the Victbria -St. W. M. IFi„ on Monday, May 7th. allse Meeting eleeed---with prayer by Mrs. Ora*. TRUCK *IAN IN 'TOILS . An9;ther Case Where 'Chickens Get _owner in Trouble Adolph' Urbau.oski, Polish by birth, but trieek- diver y proleklon,. disciwered that chickens can be a source of trouble. He hada load of them on hie truck and the truck needed some repairs. Ile went into a garage in Dieter to get the re- pairs done, ebilisting on the -chickens to pea s the shot when they were goal, That's 'what he told the garage man, &sawn'. • The work, was done, Urban went off to sell his hens and the garage owner wait- ed for him to come.tback. Evidently the thickens failed him as they have a way of doing to trusting Souls because he did not come back. An informatlon. was: laid and Urban had to at•pear befdre :gistrate Reid _and espiain. The re- t was a week in. custody. He will have another interview with Ole We .Know Mrs. J. W. Bowe, of Detroit, visited friends in Ooderich last week, • Mae E. E. 'Waldo, of Zurich, is visit - Ing with' her sister, Mrs. F. Turner, Mies Carrie McRae, of Toronto, was a week -end guest with W Naftel. Mr. Marvin Sanderson, of Teronto,is vielting his niother, Mrs. C. Sanderson. aVhss Jean Proctor is visiting her sis- ter, Mrs. Wm. Ricatirdson, port- Albert the •Magistrate 'next Vibrato. April 9th. Miss McNaughton motored to her The little Mushroom partits appeal to tion. at. Essex to !paid -the Easter vaea- boys who think it amusing ,to dress up I Miss Naomi MoDennid, of Toronto, is • and go through queer antics, and tO renewing acquaintances in Goderich this Imagine that they are something Ile -reek. • tWeen conspirators Ana zoldtere. ° ' • - - , - The Liberal- nnservativeLof South Huron will hold a Convention at -14ENSALL.:, Wedntsday, April -11th 1934 • AT 2 0' 414.,OCK P. riw to select a candidate to contest the riding of -Sou' th Huron at the forthcoming -Provincial 'Election. - Three _delegates will vote from 'each polling .sub -division, Mrs. MacLeod visited with her father, Mr. D. Tiplady, of Clinton, last Week. Miss Margaret White Visited friends at allamilton and Ingleatood over the week -end. 'Mra. Lilian Wallis Sinclair has return- ed to tier home ,afteren, eatended visit at betreit. , - Wass Esther-Huine and Mr. J. P. Hume dc!,re attendingathe +D.E.A. Convention. in Worento this Weeks, •s ' H- MISS. EVelYn Dougherty',;'Of -the 'Hanni- a ton teaching staff, is vieiting with her sister, -Mrs. Ja'Lauder. Miss Olive Goldthorpe, of Toronto, was an Easter visitor with her sister, _Alm. --Cia-Maaware - . Mrs. D. A. Gray. of London , with. 'aer mother. Mrs. M. McGraw, •Breck street this week, - - Miss Evelyn Clark, of Hawkesville, is spending', the Easter season ° with he i,u;Ifad 7svirsl,t. :T01. Tut. 4...a.pent, Sunday In Mitchell -vane- Rev. and Mrs. Geo. ltersy, formerly. of WindSor. snending fOen-Mw -dat‘rnys°wiYi-traieTorrclparntrists, Mr, and Mrs, F. MUrney.. • . • . . .,Dorialci Lane is spending the Easter liolidaYs in Toronto with his size ter, Mias Ma4eleine Lanes• M. and Mrs. John Robertson, Park street, havb returned himie after spend- ing the winter in Toronto. , Nfra Roy Stonehonee and Mr. A. liaberfasort are In -Toronto this week attending the 0. B.- A. COnveinion.- Mri.- Wm. Richardson, of Poet Albert', ,.spent the Easter „holiday. at the home of Jaeraparentesaala and -Mrs. W asSaa sse THE HON. W. G. MARTIN (Minister of Public Welfare) , and ethers will be present to address the meeting. IA40.1r4 AltEv,-ESPECIALLY AT -T -014 -11. - COL 11.11. comBE, W 0 GOODWIN, ,Ptesident * ' ,Seoretary, oop sAvp THE KING -- the -time to reptate many +iousefurriilhings. See -our department up. stairs for your_vvants in Housifurnishings. e. . . InlitOd Linoleum -Pattern goes. through to the back---NewIspring!- at- -terns are in 44,yaid wide lin6feutn covers' yo'or- 'floor vvithout a ,seam 150 to, Si On Square yard. 0111-0LOT14—CONGOLEUM, 'in the different widths WALL PAPERS.. Stauntori„tt sernt-tetromed VVailliapers; ,atotable tor P every room in the' house._ Buji, serni,tfirnrned „and •same both time and money, , ILMTAINS CURTAIN NETS, DRAPERIES, 'BLINDS, OUR TAIN RODS ° 'ETC. A Complete deprtient to cotter to you V*11)* a, A e, ChM ou a - m.1 his 75th year: Mr. Knight had been In as Poor health, for some time. Deceased came to Canada many Years ago from Guernsey, England. Be engaged in farming in Goderich township for a time but eventually tetiied froni that occupatIon and came to Goderich where he secured employment with the Wes tern -Canada our Mills Co. and work ed for over twenty years. He 13ecam interested In local' politics and in thn was erected reeve of the town in 1923 Re was an Orangeman and an activ niemb,er of Court. Goderich No. 32 .of th Canadian Order of Foresters, being .en trusted with many responsible epee by both of these organizations. He was a member of the Victoria street United churth, and of the official board-, and., AtiN' f4c1,EV Another member of the Oct6gegaria aiieY ” sleint Maaaeay died on ;...Pattirt1ay,4#1004 ,31st, 1034, „Mr. McEvoy was boriv Ireland pow, than 93'''years,"`ago °end, COW to Canada, as a wain boy. Ito Was the one surviving Member of lth fatniit 'Vs Wife, three eons", and dittighterlIaV, 'g predeceased him by a munber Of Years, For Many years, he actively en- gaged in the production of salt Aro with the •Saltford. !pit Ice. and latterly With, the Cidderieli Salt Company. A lifelong Catholics he was an '04bitiv Mei:o- ber Of St. .,Poteios •eburch. Rev. 'rather Lowry conducted the 'funeral ,servicea from St. Peter's church n Monday, April. 2n4, ,the intcrment;taldng Vete' in the Roman , Catholics "acemetery _ pallbearers were ThomaBabb,James Baal% . D. O'Brien,,,Fred Robinson, John SPOT' and tater MacEwan. 'r - annTrN KNIGHT_ Goderich lest ,one .of its best knewn and most respected citizens on Thitrs- day, 'Ware's' 29th, 'when Martin Knight die4 at his benne in Trafalgar...street in_s_ )3,Alitra • •,-,TABLUT$ 2*, • - _novel- number on. the program was the fashion parade. The feminine styles from the beginning of the twentiet century to the present. were gractfu Infeaeled -ten of the -fairer ;Collegians, Bet,ty jenneri Mary McLean, Madge TUneer, Barbata, Thomson, Donelda Moa Manus, Aida rarrant, 'Jessie. Mathieson, Ilernice-Ilogarth, Marg. Ferguson and Mariery tumby, As the costumes were modeled Altos, Howell played tunes on the piano Suitable to the period repre- sented. ' .• Jean 'Houton and Lloyd -Rutledge starred in an amusing 'skit, 'Please pees the dream." John Clark, a self-made 'man, has recently married the aoriner Mrs. SMith. who prides jeer,self on her manners and correct grammar. The Scene-is--0-.breakfast and centres around tele question, "Is milk 'breath when it's In a ereana jug or just plain ordinary Milk?" ante -dialegne was amusing and. weli 'Presenteil: sFor the Scncol A snaplaraloetrnal, edited and read by -Harold -Tayleasewitsare.plete with- -aensa and no.nsense..... The editor_ pleaded for moreaaahaol aniusernents such as dances and 'bemoaned*. the fact that the school spirit Is tit trachea low ebb. A one -act 'coatedy entitled, "Forty MIMS elfmaxed the excellent entertainment - body, Bess Kneestiaw; Mr. Radley, Tom -Pageaa Radio, -Fan-lees- Thomson; Peggy- Radley, Ida Elliott; Grandina Radley, Annie lafeKtrinon; Parker Doane, Murray ' laraaDonald: _Patrick_ _IsID Joe O'Brien; FINAL REPLY TO EXPOSITOR -- --Clinton; March 27th, 1934. To. the Editee .esa The. Star. POW BirPtiPam sorry to entreach on yotur Valtiable 8Pa0C again but if you can 04C6 -t,14.041 be as PtiPt AS ,pOssibie i eniarks upon the libcpeettor's'oditoriai, as published: in last weeltae Star; • ' tit my achaoletlayS before the war abe- faire_aelairiel_thelti: fact) I was_ told to-tt*t.,e1,,,,e4:01,0„;:iiii.e toittm3stioab,,:tteirii-1. x eaa44. ed some questions on the tones !brought up in a screed Wet000cI Business' has no coinpien..4.°44ttetic'olls-43trt abo11171461uWtinz;whun- Avorthy motives -to Our representatives in the•-etaintsf coilneil, when he thinks his own are tantibt,ed, about 'all can learn isathatsthe OlCiaaayings .abota it librse of a differentaccatir andathe -shoe-behig on other-focit4till-rhokl-true. ___Theaseditorsahass had -no-change-Of heart. Alia; 40es not a suiprhe in the haat, for .t� learn by this- method requires logical thinking and„stieking to..the subject 'instead of dishing hither arid yon, But 'believe that. the tete- -elvers- tor -.whose -inforniatiorr-X wraar the letter' will 'be sable, •tO,se,e ithe point -epite Of the over-inilated ego which bobbed up in the editiriM Chair..in an C cleud the Issue, tays' X Warted frozit the truth, entirety' re the engineer's -salary X.heg to, &fir, On the authority of the by- ;ws of Itaroti. County,. t .state emphati- cally .tbat the 'County of rturinv pays- its engineo, $23416 for 1934 and until this by-law Is anientied bY another. .."11iat is tile truth ,and explanatiOn- Or 'at teeipted- explanation' tan alter' that fact in any way. 'defy the editor to taine one intelligen ratepayer that he can env:Ince to the contrary Vrhr nOt the Expositor espouse he cause- '15f .the te. --beref-saul-teitroster ho according to his tomputations or ittsintiatiOns are ,paid by the county only 0 and 20 'cents 'per hottrO Mr, Editer. hey* ate' Inddi•eiattly what the' teinkt37 tzncll species, as is the engineer,. all our•cluibbling ,oVer the ti) per tent'Siib- 4,5.. to • the Contrary notwithstanding; SturelY Such rillibbling",is ,childish ay for one, Who aspireS tO'.'he the editor a newspaper; even if it is only of the triMositor. Would not the - libtpositOr*a proposed 'refOrin' of abolishing the Good loads Commission, sit im little Xaiser Bill hieti One might' resUlt COntusi' 'Misses oral and Phyllis Cooaer, of Poit-Ergin, are spending the vtication With their Parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. wit tooper. Newgate street; it -at-present, staying with lOr daughter Sarscar;107--Buren-ikt. 911 1C4v-- alurktrs-4,1; lik-simpson and Mrs Jas. Rosset Toronto, spent; Easter Sun- day at the home of 'Mr. and -Mrs. Keith Ross, Anglesea St. • atass Catharine, Sale...O.-the TorontO trniveriltsr. is Spending the Easter vaca- atiOn withaberaenotheSiTi e, ;St, .Gebrge's Crescent. .aalefisees Rath thint, Of New Hamburg, and Esthet anent of To -fent -a, are hoii. 4aYing.WIth their Parents, act andMrs„,_ t; Vietian Miss Vera of Parry iiiteuriti, w _Nralerly he teaching Staff-ef Uri& scheol, is 'visiting Mrs. A. Buch- ' *ban and latels Mary Buchanan. Elgin Mr. and !qrs. Ernest Platt., of Port Colborne,. visited oVer the Week -end With Mara Old Mrs. Platt,Tictoria stfeeti 'b -d and. Mrs, N. IC. McLeod, Elgite „Avenue. Mr, aa."13terke, who has spent the winter in Port Colborne, returned w home _with. theta. 37 is mournful cry, a hunter heat‘ si He takes atm With S, cruet' gun. '4,t tat long, sleek bird who. the World has heard, of ,k; a thief and a pest: whate whole life , fun. „Id piit hint there, to take some part, Nt to people to' take his head; his A CROW " 13y Otorge O. Persons A 8101 of sluing, trow aoeeirs ve., Sante i • b lilt Mb* birds above hint soar.. • Iv e One*" einitounded The tfood loads tr/itZt. tiniNn, .and *ter, filmitsZtpplies every.,countr: One "POW X wfll oneede Posittir., • MY preit.name, Votes\„, tor omen, itu, misleading, but -$ was rnoire coned about col:teet1-1g the Itiiiidead4 Ii* statement*, In the Mot Good. nets' and Sheadrig that the .00uul1lr tountillors had , *Akre JtistIlitatida VtiOtt in regard Uj. the atilikrie4ot 'the Official* than In;reverdlitt et OW ° My Identity. Waterer the olitti- OS MY ,ti‘fhasis the *Atli* but mode*t and he het, that / ant- too bus t wr1t kid* gittieleS ter the xpt t� 1tk myatiie) It*4s me I» 1t1t4odtflt ins tan* front0tiblita- C, 1)i Now is the time loget- WO with next seasotett money. raaiterk- 'Your teat:Its next Winter will depend Olt the uality of theothieks you Our prodhOttan" this winter tusked "bett*r than 65% ot e'bit ems. OnIy „ overnowat. 'Mate* re heading o all from. eo gar hensand, or." the for 0 Alt A stot ,00.001S 6 P1,14.1.48k4 390, , MILIWE'S Reart, . and Nerve , IllTAGS; '447 ,SALTS, 59e • eontienSed DO 7;i7fi R PART • TOOTH BRUSH • SPECIAL. 190 CHAS'S NERVE . FOOD, 490 SPRING BLOOD noel* ing better than' Sarsaparilla o pound, ,98e We *en Films and 'do Developing : COLGATE% IPOLYNOS TOOTH ,1VIOONE'S EM NOW 250 S-HAVINO ;CREAM': 440E, 'Urge 500 : • Aim Off,,, 98c ---- •• • • ACETOPITEN vAntErs 1 doz... ELNT!YLSA-'FRGE,trit 98; HOSARIB ' SOAPS 4 cakes., * DYES, Colorite, Rit, Sunset, Dia- mond, Putnam' BLUE JAY CORN PLASTER. .OR 35e KKOVAH HEALTH SALTS /9e LAMB NIPPLES IBLIY DRUGS AT THE MUG STORE Dunlop Campbell - Lauder Wigle North St. W. M. S. Holds Fine Meeting treasurer of the church. He was an ardent Conservative, and devoted much of his spare time to the cultivation of ffowers. He is sarylved by two daurrh- ters, lairs. MAT Barker_ and lafra. Wth Ticabotirne, both of Goderiela His wife the former Mary Jane Elliott; died ten years ago. He also left a brother John. now living In California. The funeral was helcf on Sunday, April 1st. at *2 p.n., tinder the auspices 'of the Canadian Order of Foresters, interment taktrig place' in gartra,-Ad,-eeiiiaekf:- -114116-ear-' ers were Albert Wilkins.W. F. II. Priee an4 Archie Hadden, representing the Foresters, Camo 32, and Len. Westbrook, Jos. Fisher and James Bogie. . MRS. JAMES--10iftir5TO-ar,-, The death of Alice Elizabeth McCule lough, wife of James Johnston, occurred at her home on Hinks streets on Wed- nesday, Aprit 4th, in her • 5th. year. Mrs:Johnston was a daughter of Simon and Elizabeth -MeCullough and was, born In Gederich _townshipa-but-anovedeato Gederich with ber husband about fifteen Yeam.ago. ,Rev..F. W Oralk, pastor of -Victoria-street- United church' otwhich deceased was a member, had cbarge of the funeral service on Thursday after- noon. There survives her husband, one daughter, Mrs. Roe, and one. son, Gor- don, all of Cieclerleiija. three-brothers,- Fierl and lEtenson ¥oO Uouh of Gode- rich, and Garfield, Of Colona, Ind.: three sisters, Mrs. Fuller Goderilh township. /Vbs. Francis Church. GOrle- real, and Mrs. Frank Willis, of Port Al- .bert. MRS. T. IL ROTHWELa The death. occurred -at Toronto on Monday. April andr-of-Maxgatetaelaliza- atli VarrEvery, widow of the late ix, B. Rothwell... She was a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Thomas VanEVery, for many ,.years resident of Goderiche and was ire her 79th year. She leaves to inellan their loss, three daughters, Mrs. J. McCowan, of Montreal Mrs. wiry 'Johnston, of Torentoa acre F atighlina of Toronto, and -one 11011;Erli- est Bothwell, of Toronto; The- funeral was from St. George's church Wednes- day afternoon, the pall -bearers being a L. Parsons,„ Reel; teat, narrY Burgess, Albert Goldthorpe, RJ. ttecEwan...and 11." 1„ A._ AtacEtvan. Interment, was , made in -Maitland cemetery. Armor 11#,,00mormoommoomommt Young Man theallibrarys-Have you a book tailed "Mari, the- World's Rilrella Lady Liararianeaton ;Magid and 11.,. irk the `fiction • department sir." *.P.mleeeeeeeeorrseeueeereeeeeneraeemseueoeemwi.r SPRING 111,11\f,ER'i Choose your taster Millinery from our varied. selection of the newest styles and materials, Pattern Bats, Broad Brimmed typos, dose fitting models and a variety of matron styles. Rehlocking "'and remodelling carefully and reasonably done. Easter Hose in all new spring shades at 75c, $1.00, $1.25 a pair. Orders taken for Pur Coats and Remodellings. We invite your patronage. one &S McKinnon 5 ,Square • 4 Sew .0111._fl Iootvear fo spring in grey, blue, igoruld, broith tt oand 'biek, ,.inttde in tits, pump gore* gores and straps. , ,Our /ines are very attractive nd ,.tnederately prited. 'We inVite 3tou to shop at 4,11Sae di 0 • Traveling Secretary, Miss E.' Mit- chell, Gives interesting Ad- dress and Fine Music .On Wednesday evening of last week the W. M. 8.andthe Evening Auxiliary of North street United elnirch held a joint thankeoffering Meeting in the lec- ture room of the church. Mrs. I. Heth- erington, presaientanfathe -Wald: SW:ma cupfed the chair and rc,a,lled_ upon the minister; Rev. Ct. T. Watts, a, offer prayer, after which Mrs. D. D. 'Mooney, president Of the Evening Auxiliary, read the scripture lesson. Ali- interesting program of music contributed by the different missionary organizations of the church. Miss Hazel Watts gave, a-ablo, Misses Mary Wilson •,anca Helen, Howard sang a duet and Miss 'Catherine ICantelon gave a soloaageema panying herself on the, ukelele. 1Vasi Ruth Warks___presiderit_aef_ the Mission Circle, gave a -pleasing.solo; Miss For- ester played a -delightful piano solo, and -Miss B. -Hume and 1Vi1sa Mary Buchanan sang a ,mueh appreciated duet - Ace eompanists for the . evening were Mist, Alma Hewett, Miss E, MacDonald and Mr. R. F..Player. The guest 'speaker wee_ Masa Eveyn 1V11tchell, travelling secretary of .• t W.M.S., Vika for an hour held the elle*, attention of her audience by her tinge ling story of missionaries and their, work. After a brief aceount of, work id Indian and ,/apan, , Chink and ain- -Afrfca, -she took -her Itearera in imagin- atitn, from sea to sea ,across Canada, giving them glimpses of the suffering in the_ dried autatireassaof-eSaskitche and among new Oanadtans in ',Alberta, of need in parts of Ontario and Ai -xebec, and itCloriely fishixtg Villages of; New- • I foundland It was not wholly a story Of suffering and want, however, for the was able to tell of need supplied and suffering alleviated through the min- istry of the churefs. She deectibed Vividly the werrk of the (lectors and nurses, in. mission hospitals and told of the difficulties met and conquered by ministers and their wives in outlying districts. Especially interesting to 'a North street congregation was her tale of a few days', visit to the Hythe circuit where Mr, and Mrs. 'Va.- H. IVIrss have worked for .some yeas. easvotesafathanks and appreciation was moved by Miss Emilie Buchanan and •TP,024eSt,.. B. J. Howara, Mr. M. W. Howen also expl'eSsed his sense of the value of ,the address of Miss' Mitchell. The meeting was dosed with prayer by Miss Mabel Bailie. -!!1f-1,--were running the -world I- would it -rain -only between --Z-and hi am. Anyone who is out then ought .,to get_ -wet. Let Us Clean Those Spring Togs of last year for you They'll look like new for another season,s -• wear; VROOMAN'S • FieiiIUDijCEeaniiig Works, WEST ST. , I FIRST 1934 oderich • Saturday, April Tth IP TONYF"A7R4R4:O8R1IAC1-.11:3OE8TRA (7 PIECES) First person to ree Adniission Pass for Season , pay adniission F • First five ladiss to ay adinission- Free Adm. rass Good for April Every Whether it's cold or wh'eiliers Meetm Saturday Night There will be a dame wheiher orlot The jp :17! SAVE ON MEATS Where eleariliness and quality. combined with reasonable prices , Ptearail* CtioicE CHICKENS.,. .. .. ....... .. 8c Ib ..... PUIOE P0RI("G FRESH PICNIC xrAms., (young Pork),--- • NEW fAII) EGGS (not 'storage), dozen) HAMOURG SEAx, a lbs. for. suovwxalliIAL CHOPS, b5.: for.. LOW POUR -CHOPS... .... BLADE. ROAST BEEP. . ,SHOILILDEit YEALItOASTS..... '111tEAST OR SHANK OP VEAI BEEF sitAxim PEA MEAVACOTTAGE- ROLLS.. SHOI/Witit PORK 'CHOPS, 2 Ilit4 fet...,-4 „.„ HEEP....PORTERHOUSR `ft0AST Ott STEAK,S...4.— .*.tot ib REEP•---SllttOW ROAST OR t NO0 1 0,14TARLO POTATOES, 0046. '110itelt POT ROAST, 4rititit „,igt. 164, TENOR* b0114X0 11EEZ (short rib or 'neck). 4,36t - Mit RIK $TERIt moo (roiled Vte Ib.' 25c . • • gari" ib. 14 lh. Sc ib .• • • '6e 11),‘ • 1 r