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reported to btf the ;jnstiiketgra of *•
beg of petitions to i;yetie :4011.V0z:, 'Strip;
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them 2 deet iri the, titre
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txband•' ix 4.mate. feet wide d
At the ,+ p, noon' of the Calix
Weeklyew's r' ,. titifk-4 d'a'd
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president. Other 'Officers', wire chem
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° s Barber,• ±Chilli-:
�'oZlows, • '�harle.., •�A, ,,
'waelt, B.C., vice-presidentt L. J. Barber,
! artxian,.. Man second vtca- resident,
Feature • of the .busine a 1 essio was
adoption of a resolution "ask'ing govern
)rental ' authorities for recognition of the
Principle that radio stations in receipt of
.U1T IVES, lerge :1
25c HANDY P'A!td
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M.*LIVE 'SHAVING CREA
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MPAN'A%S ITALIAN BALM,
10SKIN, THE -NEW SHIN INVIGORATOR,'
.sdhoe w.A . the ttx ,lit ori
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_t , �kie
S of'.lullett p ed a. resp uUon ast
spri ,wlniolA p don to the June
it e
r.� t° ' .�, y" Pennell for their
endara ?xnent,.a .asking.; that fuII *%d.
payemert'' be left. • :Coul'1ty 4'#unc
f r V keAte'i i , some' claiming, poli»'
ON motives On the pert of the'taW-
ship, • . .
*ow the greater width is asked in the
Bove stent. ,ants
•.or Beneficiaries
iciaries of Interests Qf safety,
the gravel
along the
the Canadian' tta,dip Connissionet.op- 'sTdpsotie n4#01%rsyrip tenlying a went
x',.'1.1' ww t _C...w.•
'f.,
erations in the. tomo 01 subsidies of sex., away, 'making it difficult for cars to Brantford. The bride, who WO Emit In
_- - y view; --be-'debarred- °-from--broadened club,tea.the.-.cb$ereth.especi ly.,at-hig2t marriage- by-#erx-tatbe�c:...-looked--1 vaell' -.
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commercial advertising, �, _ .__ __ .._. _.. � . her dress sof_ ,ashes .oaf xose�-- woo._, .... _l�Ya.
' brown bat and shoes and beige gloves,
Delegates 'protested the introduction of There is some dissatisfaction withthe
' 'Unused . ,�pettition". ,and empowered prevailing rate of pay, namely 25 'cents and carried a bouquet of Tallman roses
.x
their oftleers to wait upon the I)oininion I per hour. With the '1117.pits which ,,bad bh'd• lily bt the 'vt►Ileye Br btldesmaid1
Government -and the Radio Commission weather and • other causes make neces-.. Miss Helen Zsivitz,, of `Toronto, was fires»
sary, most of the workmen are not sed in Midshipman blue crepe, with
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xR NEW, ST*OaK. •SA�TBiNG ,�
to seek redress of a situation they believ- earn-
ing asatisfactory "week's Wage. ma turban, .....gloves,:
•
- • and carried._ a bouquet of Butterfly roses
and behy's bre t'h. Mr. orman age'
acteda groomsman, and
1 1viauriee McCurdy, of .T3rantford, and A.
�is,.[ Z %� s► brother of the bride were uslZa
era. Mr, unn organ of --
George's church, played the wedding
music. Immediately after the ceremony
ed unfair-. `- •,ening t De'l'i greY shoes and
e. . - Prestige--oi ---weekly -newspapers- -stood
higher'' than ever because ;despite dif nult a
of � Y4uriisvitle, �
' times they 'had. maintained .their inde-
pendence and lied thus con -tinned to
wield < powerfiiHt ft hence -_in -the bm $' organist
St.
nzunity, _ Cihai"les Clark, High River, Alta.,
president of the Canadian W'.eekly Newsy HUMBER-JAR;VIS
papers' Association, told delegates to the The_marria a .•took _: _ _ the bx de_anci srroam.left_on a:motor tri ._
�--- .1. g place last evening u i ___ _.. p
��-aiinueT: Cin-v'ei it on.
in-Knok--C.ellege- Chapel -sof- Miss -Evelyn through Muskoka. . On their returirthey
' Mr. Clark thought. there . was more Audrey Jarvis, third daughter of Lieut.- will reside in Toronto. Guests present at
pride In Canadian newspapers' -today than -1-
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Col Arid Mrs. J, G. Jarvis, to Mr. 45harles the 'wedding ion ottt-61%"were; Mr
ever before. The era of strong editor -1 Maitland Humber, 'son of Mr,' and Mrs, and 'Mrs. C. Iii. Paget, Huntsville; Miss
ials had passed to be replaced by writ- IYawrason,. Miss Betty' Bado,_ Mis-
C. • H. Fu lber; =of � C oderich: Bev; -,Dr; F. Jean
_ a_ ing ih^more powerful"style. $ 0 ger-s'oll,-hip cle-of-the-gree , . es ._ Helen and Sl
Although•=net--of--the-boilerplate" var •offielated: --The-- wedding mare was Nerine-Dunlop;-of-Toron o-Mr..an s!
hely, he' recalled the old -,hone newspaper ed by Mr: L.Aurora, cousi •
`C. Farr of Auro p y Vernon' J. Burke, of St, Louis, 'Mo.; Mr,
office with its hand presses and hand -set; the bride, and Miss Lucille Jarvis, sister and Mrs. Wm Te:ford, Jr., of Owen
type and clung to the belief there were of the bride, sang during the signing of 'Sound •Mr: and Mrs. • Wm. Glenny,
• less mistakes- eot into print then- than!--tire--register., The'
bride, given in mar -1 Brampton; "Mrs, 'T. Davis, 'Winona; Mr.
now. . •
- rime by -her father, wore a gown of white and Mrs. -H. 'Lawson,. Clinton; Capt. and
__He could no., remember -for instance, satin: fashioned with organza collar. Her Mrs._' A. ,CliamberS,- Port Huron; Miss
he.said, the report of an accident in the veil of bridal net was caught with a Helen Anderson,' Kitchener; Mr. Chas.
`"good old days" ' In: whicli the doctor f felt wreath' of "'Oita/kite bio 1 te1T Kitchener: ' iacic Marshal, Belle-
tssonns and she car ,
• the victim's „purse” and. ` iYxrrnediately ried Johanna mill roses, orchids, sweet viae.; Malcolm ,Moyrsey, "Toronto.
—:......-•-,gave--up-<aI1-hope- =_-M ps this kind,= e-as'"azt -baby's-breath bliss efa "Jar- - ecepf n .was---held-at -the-home--e
however, Were' common in the press of • vis, sister of the -bride, was bridesmaid, Mr. knit Mrs. H. O. Sturdy, West Street,
today, he believed. wearing 'pastel green tulle with picture on Friday' eirening ; iris honor of their
daughter, whose marriage took, place on
Saturday.' The guests were received by
Mrs. -H. O. -Sturdy and Miss Laura
Sturdy. Mrs. A. Chambers poured tea
and Mrs. M. McLaughlin and Mrs, 0, W.
Sturdy and Miss M. Craig. served. Mr.
try at
A. P. Sturdy
taffeta
hile
y was
n a
pointed Halifax' f sprang' up the tlnree9e0xist he white linen suit Mr.. Per yo Seh'we her of pond toastd as toastmaster, de -to -be. ,
existing e f y and was responded to, by the groom, Mr.'
Hagerstrrlle, brother-in-law of ,the groom,
was'best man, and the ashes were Mr, Edward Paget. -
Howard Punches of Toledo, 0., and Mr, e
Newspaper Association and the �Ca'nadian. George 'Hartwell. A reception followed
National Newspaper and Press Associa- at the home of the bride's, parents, 444 I
tion. , Markham St., Mrs. -Jarvis 'welcoming the -
-
, -
guests `in a becoming gown of fawn Scor- W. -"Now, to me; two essentials
The president recalled the asst oI .tIon hat of -White and green and carried Oph,-
. elia roses: -- :'here were two train -bearers,
was also celebrating_ . the 75th anniver-
Master 'Horace Lindecker ,of Chicago,
nephew of the bride, and liiile Miss June
Sdxweyer of Hagersville, niece - of the
groom. The little girl wore a long •pink
sary of organized newspaperdorn in Can-
ada, and David Williams, 'Collingwood,
Ont., reminded delegates . the first news-
paper had been published in this conn -
press associations, branches of the origi-
nal organization -The. Cann Daily
'Press Association, The Canadian Weekly
`Social Credit _
BAPTISH CHURCH OPPOSED gette trimmed with brown squirrel and for a basis. of a happy• lite are freedrfa
a dark brown felt hat. Her flowers' were and ' ponomie security."
Corgregationai Meeting Voices ,Its His- , rovs.. Mrs. Humber, mother of the • j. -"I beliefe I agree with you but
Approval of Beer and .Wine groom, also received. ' Later the couple could you make your meaning a little
Warehouse ,Here left on a trip to Montreal, the bride ' tra- Clearer?" .
The. Baptist -church in Goderich IS vefling in a smart "brown silk crepe it W. -"My own desire is to be free to
with brown hat, a beige taffeta blouse live my own life provided I do not en -
threatened establishment of a beer and the
itself in'. the fight against the ` and brown.accessories. trench on rights of MYneighbors. I
`wine warehouse ,in town. expect to have the privilege of co-oper-
ating
After the regular service on Sunday A wedding of urinstiai charm an sting in increasing the wealth of tht:
evening. August 12th, a d community but I claim the freedom to
general tong.-,- terest took plat at : the home of Mr. engage in the pursuit for which I am by
gational meeting was held at which a re- Peter ,J, .MacEwan on' Wednesday, August C
solution was. passed,condemning the 22nd, when his daughter,. nature and training especially adapted.
Edna Chris-
whole idea of ,setting,. up Such, a store tine, became the bride of Alex. Innes' My other desire is to be assured of a
hem comfortable economic supply for myself
The secretary was instructed to `
write to Mr, E. 0, Odette,_ chairman of marriage by and family provided out of the abund-
the Liquor Control Board, expressing the in h g y ance of the real wealth of rrfy country,"
disapproval of the Baptist church, clo tlttin li J --"Yes, I guess I, want the- same
While opposed to -the whole idea of liquor hat thing. But you expect to work for it;
in any form., the- church .feels- that _it_, don't you?"
would be additionally unfair . to ,permit
the establishment - of a store without giv-
ing the- people a chance to express their_
opinion . t;hrougi the 'ballot.
The church•- intends. to cooperate with
any other ;bodies actively working against
the threat of liquor here.
Forbes. The bride, who was given . in
her -father, was charmin l
gownedwhite Crepe 'made on long,
se g .nes . with -largewhiteh
and shoes, and carried a beautiful bou-
quet of red roses: Little- Miss Eleanor
MacEwan, niece of the bride, was flower
girl. She was dressed in a dainty frock
of . -pale_green- organdies -frilled from waist
ARE •HERE
Over
300 - samples
to choose froth .for
your next suit or
overcoat, included
�s
ate the finest wools,
tweeds aid serges.
Come . ,... inu look
.
hese samples over,
You are under no
obligation. fo buy. '
W, "Certainly, if my contribution' is
needed. But ` if no niche can be found
for . me in the field of production, by, rea-
sonr of the use of machinery, and because
to • hem', Doke bonnet of the . same shade, other men, more skilled than I am, can
and also carried a nosegay of roses and handle all the prodhtfon heeded, then I
sweet peas. Rev. D. 'j. Lane, pastor of do ' not believe that I should be compel
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Knox- Presbyterian church, performed the led to suffer through lack of necessities
ceremony. The wedding music was or comforts just because my services . are
played by Dr. F. T. Egener, organist. of not required to produce them."
Cronyn Memorial church in London, who J. --"Oh, but there is always plenty to
is an uncle of The bride.• As the bridal 'do." „
party entered the long drawing room, - . W. -"Yes, if the money is forthcom-
Dr. Egener played - the Bridal Chorus ing:",
from ' Lohengrin, and- during the signing. . J. --"But you're going to tell me how
of the reg;irter he sang Sanderson's beau- it, will always he forthcoming."
tiful " Ontil." Following the ceremony, -"The first step is to set up a de-
M'endelssohn s Wedding March delighted
t partmerit which may be called the No -
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the many guests, The $lx young ladxi.:tlafiat:Credit .Authorltyz,.-- .Tli depai~
frltt$BOL
Death taint. aft*r an '04t& of oyer • a
llii i A, Chia i,
d► #der Ith day+ . onion 44*ilkth. alis' .poen*..8'ugh anal ,, A
-�`oung Cdliisholxri. d#'4"ed'. in: C91 lA,e Town-
i wheat deems l,' 59 ,ye, rt
a a� yg or , t e be to d 'cn "thy?,
s 40 4)014
)077 2 ®VCd
to fderh, where hit #eitit , gilt»
e h
_ ...
he.> . ss .b ,
w
t
ori
for
Mr, Ch'lsholin was a b1hly relipeeteel
, a
M r.
learol) ;Inie
t'•
cit) en a tefliber tib St, .,Peter'ts' °qh ?h
and eit- 'this. Moly Xenia SOciety, Be is
survived ''widow► formerly Catharo
Inc Whaling of kith Goufty, tWiOnso-
then,. Min and James Chisholm, of col*
Wale Township, and four sisters, Miss`:
Jennie Cbishellre Mb's, X, Baechler, Mrs,
Jacob r and7,1 1'Wiiam Mitits,
National' Credit Authority and hOw it The f
Moseuneral -was hs,eld,. llon W�cdn odah
n¢nulcl affeotV baasine; xttitrg ti i o Tec%- .from Si.Peter s
- t ,tion t e ___ . o _. , .. _.w.. __ _.... .., ....
Il~ the. fraction set lxy he..N a1r
ch -
-Utak i ..
0
e
Aittheritlr were ` three , quarters, it Colborrxe : ` %cemetery.
would mean that these firms who diad The pall -bearers were Messrs. Leo. Chis-
iiolm, •
John Ghikhelm, D. O'Brien, E,
voluntarily entered � into the agreement
regarding the specified profit, 'would be
H. Mttrtinr F: Young.
able to 'price their goods to the ultimate '
consumer at a price-repr'escnting three- BOY SCOUTS UNDER -CANVAS"
quarters of their usual selling' price. For
we-'wiil suppose -that a fair priced party Cons e;ting of Seventeen Local Boys
tor a stove is new • $40. A firm selling sit Port Albeirt
that stove at the Just Price would sell it
Seven
to the consumer for S30 teen Hoy Scouts from the two
_ the- local troops �� '':flay would dose �3b'' on -the wenn_Inta camp, about a mile
J, '�>�ttt a
transaction." • south of port ' Albert on Wednesday
'Because` that is why they morning of list 'reel,, ,
entered into the agrOdtnent regarding Mr.' HarrynN4l4011. ti In charge of tit
the- average peat -The National Credit party while Arthur Dowker is second *in
Authority would, on proof of sale. issue command. `The boysleft before noon
-the". 10 to -them to make upthe of � with their- bedding, and various articles of
regular -selling price:" camp equipment piled high in a truck.
J,-' ut where would the National They had bad hock the first night out as-
Credit Authority get the $$10?" it rained hard. It is expected_that they
W. -Well; my heavens,' have' weog t . would• not:suffer- as--they-,had- plenty- .of
to go back all over :the story of money,; time in which to get their carp In shape
-where 1t - comes -faint , OW' illi` about le- before the- rain came.
again? The National Credit Authority , - "e' • •
wouldcreate9'it,. oLeour'se." _- CARLOW
J -, tit you never said anything ,,ARLOWW
-(From another correspondent)
o , Mr's. Muth Thompson has returned
W,- No.. by Jove- you're .right. old p t ned
man. I owe you an apology. .I did for- from a month's visit with hor daughter,
eget to mention it and I am glad that you I Mrs. B. H. Willings, of London, and
.were quick 'enoughto see that this is rico at Harriston, s .
the first step; that it troth Abe recognized The' quartette consisting of Mr. and
'that the creation, issue and "control of , Mrs. Ernie Aitchesen, of Harriston,. and
all money or anything that acts as money, Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Willings, of London,
(which of' course includes bartk credit) sang at the Presbyterian church, Carlow.
must be again restored to the Crown in on Sunday' last.
fact, and' not merely in theory.
The real wealth of the country is bound! Great 'Britain, Prance, •Germany,
up, in the country itself. and the lovical Ceylon, Bermuda, Straits Settle -
idea is that the people, " through their 1 •merits, Cuba, Federated M al st y
elected rulers. should control --this wealthi'States, Mexico, 'India, West Indies,
by means of financial policy relating to ''South American countries, • the Ba-
hamas,,, Australia, : New Zealand, the
United States and South Africa are
among -the exhibitors at the Canadian
National Exhibition. That ought to
. tI a seer 4iffon stock r* s, silk
row toeto . top,retailingat
$1.00 per, pair
see this new Orient os ery creation a
about the government resuming the
right to issue money and credit!
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the creation and operation of the finan-
cial system of the country." "
(To be .ontiittled)
•'' be sufficient indication of the "'Ex's"
AMONG 'TCI. CI U"RGL'IES international aspect.
Services at Knox, Presbyterian church
on Sund.a°y, August 26th, will be conduct
ed by Rev. H. H. Turner, D.D., of Inger-
soll. 10 a.m., Sabbath School; 11 a.m.,
worship service; T p.m., public worship.
Services at the Baptist church on Sun-
day, August 26th, will be conducted by
Pastor W. T. Bunt, as follows: 10 a.in,,
Bible School; 11 a.m., gospel service,
subject, "Conformity to - the. Divine_ .
Image;" 7 p.m., gospel service, subject,
"Elijah's Translation." tering.
Services at North street United church
on Sunday, August 26th, - will be as fol,
lows: 1s-,. a.m., Sunday School; 11 a.m.,
,worship service,, 7 pin., public worship. ttt
1 `
'I'he services, both morning- and evening,
will be' conducted by the Rev. W. D. Mc-
Donald, B.A., <, lairman of Toronto East ;
Presbytery.:
Services at Victoria street United •
church on Sunday, August 26th, will be
conducted by the pastor Rev. F. W.
Craik,- as follows : Iu a.m:, Sunday
School; 11 a.m., worship service, subject,
"Will 'Your Anchor Hold?" 7 p.m., public
worship, subject, "The Glory ;of His Prey -1,
sence,"
The 'flood Hope English _Evangelical i
Lutheran Mission" holds its morning
worship on Sund€ty next, August 26th-
KIiI 8. after Trinity, at 10.45 a.m., in
MacKay _Rall, .Goderich, Ont. This ser-
vice will be conducted by the pastor,
Rev. C. "Ziegler, subject, "The Value - of
Conducting Divine Worship according to
ancient and established Forms;" Jfirst of
series on church=llfel-: - Come and see.
•
Asthma Doesn't Wear Off Alone. -Do
not make the mistake of . welting for
asthma to wear away by itself. While
you • .are waiting . the disease is surely
gathering a stronger foothold and you
live in danger of stronger and • yet
stronger attacks, Dr.- J. D. Kellogg's
Asthma Remedy taken early. will prevent
incipient ' condition from .becoming
chronic and saves hours of awful suf-
w o are members of the bridge club to 1 meat would be supplied with accurate . Would -be -singer -"Professor, sio you
which the bride belongs assistedat' the figures regarding the real wealth of the think I'll ever be able to do anything with
reception which followed the ceremony.` country and other useful statistics re-' xn i ?"
y vo ce
'These were ,Mrs. Wm. Hissett, Mrs. Robt: garding the production and eonsu
Bissett, Mrs. Fred Slued Miss Esther p mption l Singing 'peaches -••-"Well, it might come
Y,' of the country."
,"fume, Miss l she Bradford and Miss Mt -al .J. --" But
In handy in case of -a ship wreck." • '
J,--- But that would take some time.,
Saints Mr. and Mrs. ,Forbes Ieft by' and r__ need ..ng done right i.- sea �_•
muter tar a lioneymoon in Muskoka, the' away,"
bride .attired in a. travelling coStume of I
navy blue. with accessories to match,
W.--"Yes, and you could have. Social'
vruin right away but I'm explainingTO'
eluding blue hat and shoes.
I how it would work once it had been in -
BARGAIN FARES
Out -of -town guests present were: J.
Goldthorpe, Goltitharpe: On Dr: and'
Tstituted. - ,
pronto Exhibiti
T. on
Mrs. J". 'T. aEgtener, l:�oridofi, Ont.: 1vtr. Axid from the figures thus supplied the .1/4/ti-
lifts. Donald Egener, London; Fred Egen-� tional Credit Authority would be able to
of Au a 24th o Se. -pt. Soh
ert. >�Jr, on:� Mr, wad litrgR .A: D>. n and consumption #,retia jactween pro- '+�
Cif3eld, ei �i Pfie1`d" Dundas; Mr, and .duction p on .and would be In effect from many points in On -
Mrs. ow.
way, TXamilton: Miss Olive able rat make fraition
that. represented
Can � n �•��-�-161'i� 0 txll b141.107o
tarso
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PARE.ANI} .UE �t�AR7'F;jt'
tfiorpe yNorth` Ba w;.: ltr:' and Mrs. Alsui underttakinga will be' accepted for regi€ - •POE 1Ri UND TRIP
Moore: Stratford. ' - ",rat on under an assisted `price scheme.` Going
•
)33, entering irito an agreemffnt wIth the
raViiiurient by which the OM aggees to Returning up to Sept. 12
,rselI its goo& at 1:1 fair average profit "on SPECIAL LOW PARES
,,,,SatUretay, August letiti, ai 1.30 pler:i turnover. these Mint 10111. be able tO tell, .•
FOR SPECIFIC liAITS '
when Lattra PhYllis Sturdy, only aaegii., their geods at what is knovvn as the Just ,
'united in marriage to xd.tvard ,A#00.,* Jo.,--"iVhat does that term mean?" :Going Aug. 80. Returning Sept 1
i Paget, 'son of Mr, ind mrti, 0. w. Ptliget, , w.—"It is a. ramie given to the price° Gbing Sept. 4. Returning Sept. 0
' Iitint,svine. The ceremonY took Place, in Of an *Mole which represents Its true Going Sent. C. Returning Sept. 8
ibTb:e,t:
Phone° 86. . Thea Cash Store
PACKAGE -BEES
There are approximately 5,000 bees 1'n
a pound: and they may be obtained In
packages. holding one. or'. more pounds,
btlt the two pound size appearsto be the
most popular for all purposes. There
are, however, many beekeepers, especially.
In_ Eastern_Cana .da, 'wha-preter_..a three -
pound package, thinking that -the extra..
pound of bees will enable the new colony_
to build tip . more rapidly. ,But, says Mr.
C., B. Gooderham, the Dominion Apiar-
ist, experiments • with the two ' sizes of
--package»--do --tot-seem to. war,lurk :tai
assumptiatri for the we=petind paekages
will usually ,build up as rapidly and .store
',just as much honer as do the three -
pound packages. IL the ,bees are young
and the loss during' transportation not
',excessive, there are enough 61 them in a
bwo=pound package to care for all' the
-brood that can be produced by the queen,
and the colony -wilI build up just as Well
without the - excess workers.
"My wife always
to harp on."
"I 1h.ope mine does too."
"What makes you say that?"
"I'm a widower."
A family. in Which there was twin
boys lately - hall a barmy appear on the
scene. Now these boys, Jimmy and
Johnny, had thus far in their young
a
lives alwtiysgot. things exactly', Jhe
same. So when Jimmysaw the nt w
baby, his first remark was `Qure's
Johnny's?"
Wisp mon are nt home anywhere: r
» •
•
An ounce of example is worth a ton
Vnlversal honesty ° would bankrug►t
'!xeksrniths.
,-.f precept.
• -0 •
Associate with those who k-n:,w
more than you kn.gw.
• • •
finds something Fussing; over small matters destroys,'
• tability to tackle big ones.
L • • •
Those who boast of many friends aro
generally advertising; themselves.
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SAVE ON 1MM AT,S 1 .
SPRING . LAMS
Legs .,... . zlic Ib.
18c lb.
19e ib.
..I0e lb.
14c lb.
Loire
Chops
Breast,
Shoulders
Home-made Dr i p- -
pings. 8c ib,
Home-made Bologna
2 lbs. for 25c
FRESH YOUNG PORK
SHOULDER ROAST...15c Ib.
HAM TO ROAST 20e lb.
LOIN ROAST... P. 22c lb
BOSTON BUTTS.‘
1St; Ib.
PURE PORK 'SAUSAGE P,ic lb
MILK -FED VEAL
Shoulder C h o p e. r
10e Ib.
Shoulder Roasts,
.... 9e tb.
Rump Roads 12e Ib.
Lein Roaets 34c lb.
Leg Filets ... 17c ib.
PRIME 'STEER BEEF
Rib Boll lc lb.
Rolled P o t Roast,
.12e Ib,
Lean Boll .. 9c lb.
Blade or Roundbone •
React 110 Ib.
Fresh Hamburg Stk.
2 lbs. 12c
SPECIAL, SATURDAY ONLY
Round Steak i3c Ib.
or 2 Iba, for 25c
:SAI4iTARY. MEAT MARKET
We deliver.
Phone 185.
THOS. LEGG. Hamilton Street
n Road
SUPPOSE you came suddenly upon 'two roads. 'One
straight, well -trodden. . . the other‘thin and twisting ofl into
undergrowth. .1f pm -didn't' want to arrive at any -place in'
particular, you might choose the latter. But not otherwise.
knowleig-e, ot. an advertised product. Thousand, tp,e it.
There's no mystery about it., no .doubling, nirthing hiliden. It
leads the way definitely to a jountain pen, a floor wax, a tooth-
paste that will give you ,satisfaction. ‘Vhem you USC a:1 ad-
vertisement, you Use an opelt road.
When you dt,n't use advertisements, )ou go the doubtful
goad.- You have only hazy knowledge of the productahead.
-No trademark or name to depend upon guides you. The re-
sult may or may not be worth the effort. you'dyn't know.
Read the ILIvertisemenR Anything %videly advertised --
breakfast foOd, hammer, hair tonic—has proved itself good
advertising.
GeOrges Anglican thurek *bleb w;0
ereiuld was pertorMed It
eat and riot the ilnangial oats" FUR informatiOn from your lot&
Advertisements put you on
the open road to satisfaction
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