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or$7,000 anti let ,Of that due te the
excellent ',poi, .44 our' Ole* trete;,
WAX' they .tive
great 'deal of oretlit ferthe .hish Platliqt
w�rJc t4aY hatve. I *me-. ° VW" we
ought to be b1� to reda* the lax ,r4f,te.
X Suggest that We: •Itieic. -,coMewhat
closer to the county rules and ire9Uhte
• .
t10114 When • condtiettrig our deltheratiena
,And the Clerk' bak atone' suggestions
which he InUS OM* V11.0,
'think, help US to do that.'
,t140".' Roberts then'road the proposed
ohange* whieh providethat order Of
basin*be gorte-throUgh only ehee .each,
:daY instead of twice; that -member be
allowed. to eneak. only once to inetien,
841d that ,t1?_.4.. ndlintee• . be 'read Only. at
-the inerning-T*Ision. -Instead' 'of before
merninit: and •atternUOn SOSSUM8$ •
The proposed iabanges were put to
the meeting and were adopted at once.
The _ striking committee 'WAS then
named, to be composed of Coim.
Bewm„,1!„.. Hanley,'MFAnd :Hem
;Oath *
PPsfitata*Intat,it
olIowiu
✓ eTee'r _tn. their reeP(Kttref-
.Tarner-Daildson—Tbat we 1/1104.
CII -004 008:141a Hoep1t1, Win
041041 HOOP,It$I# EICOtt thrA,MOrtOtt
seeterth, slitt Alexandra. Mai4041
and Oenersd Hoglitetto:.004erie%
cutive).-,
ScOttrOtewart--That the read between
Xset and Wes0Wawanostt be taken over.
as .P0 "Of the cotnity road sieteni...
(004 Road),
440)0,410e4t, was then 240ea until
Wednesday ;morning st, nine p'el9ck;
WEDS*. $0434:, moRMiNg
—Wednesday......4nornino..,... session- -
taken up entirely by the reading of
eerre'voridence and in hearhir :the re-
ports. of County Engineer Roy Patterson
and *chool Impede= Dr, Field and gte
E. .0,*IfeaCent.
The reports of these oinehat will be
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**Up* me.tInl oit the
Ilmaship COMA for 1035
Id 140044ey, . jarialtrY 14th* with the
leWhIS MeMbera in eharjte! XteeVeli
C. re*Sith; eeutt011er44; 4040 ***
110# 4r4; 01:nT7, , Janie;
sOh
ioJm. Jr..'40404l4 t
6euro:,
itaionimett the ,reevfa 0,
Ott attar* lie weletteall
ouLc11 inelnhOl' and. •asked for the
cooperation In the 'eandUetin41et thcir
Municipal * Wade* throughout the neW
OM Whieh WAS before theitii Shed $44.
'4;ta0e$ were sfas0 017,0 by OW other
Menthere 'nf 'CoUncil. The intrtat04$ at
the laSti, 1434 Meeting Were read and *P"
Preyed. The followihg aPpointMenki
were then made ,1r the praerit year:
Allah Wilson, .Inereher of Board of
aXealth' Cleo Fowler, it 0 Parrish • Jar-
vis. McBride and yVva, straughan, sante
till inspectors; Archie Nockolds and J.
D. Parrish, weed inspectors:- J-...4. Rob-
erttork IP A Otter. Jae. VolVtanus A
M. Straughan, Wm. Green, .Wm. Thom,
sheep 'valuators; Marr Shaw, Clarence
'. Walter, J. S. Robertson, Isaac Tel*
Win. Green, Elfred Meer% E. A. Mai -
:11, ilfe,lopeee vie:rs:virmAlex,743. Watson, Al; .,d,„tenT
. ...eionetharteerisherreflameelkfitehell,
Young, auditors; Jos. Alton, assessor.
tolni,
-A ‘ by-law authorizing the borrowing
of sufficient money to finance the town-
.
ship along this coming season' was, pas-
sed. .
A by-law was passed fixing tbe. sal-
' aries of. the paid officials of the town-
1$,rotion8
Clerk Roberts proceeded 'with the pre-
sentations of the, accounttsmost oi
which were referred to the incoming
Finance Conunittee.
The following motions were put fere
and..adoPtede •
be a anentber of the Good Roads Com-
mittee for the wed thole years ••
EckeeteefirehtbeldeeeTheate Jeteeeye, epa
be iii;ointSii" a irnitieeof Beaforth Col-
elegiate eBoarclefor 1935-6-7Land that a
bylaw -be &Mime -up accordingly.
Turner -Elliott --That the"' thanks of
the County,' Council bee tendered His
7-1Ionor Judge T. M. Coetello.for appear -
Ing befere the County Council and ad-
, ministering the oath of office to the
Warden.
TernerelVrel1ic1c—'1'hat M. Matheson be
appointed to the grirainta ,Audit fot
1935.
Davidson-Grain—at W. J. Hendere
sOn be re -appointed trustee of Wifigham
High School.
PrydeeBewantin—That Won. May be
Mf. Beacom Prefaced I*, remarks
with ,the reminder to the members of
the colincil that neither he no Or.
Field are now employees of the county.
They are civil servants in the pay of
ethe Province but he expressed his piea
n'• le'eattlettiMmilfo''
portetoethe council as he knew the 'greet
interest the members felt in the ,proe
gress of the county .schools.
—the ,zeports, ofethee.offfeereeerhett
on motion of Reeve Eekert, *seconded by
Reeve Arthibald.: County clerk ittiberts,
had- PregreSieirit Considerable way in
the reading of a heavy grist of corret
POndenee and it was felt, that it evoul
be fairer to him to lay over tie balance
a the letters until the afternoon seseio
Letters
,The first eonummicatione react was in
the forrn of • a resolution from ' Perth
County Council. It called for greatly
increased taxation on all larger in-
comes, on at prosperous bu.sinesses and
particularly on the profits earned by
businesses a foreign concerns trading in
Announcement!
ON FEBRUARY 1st we are moving from
our present quarters on Kingston Street to the
building, at the corner of Kingston and Victoria
,Streets, formerly occupied by Geo. MacEwares
, _Service_Station_andLGarage.„
We want to thank our old- .customers for
past patronage 'and shall be pleased to welcome
old -and new customers to these large and moYe
commodious premises where we expect to give -
even better service tha nformerly.
• British-Amqrican Gasand Oil
Repairs Rouse & Bell Service
Phone 33
0111 1935 READING
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Clibbing Rates of Tbie Voderich Star
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THE LONDON ADVERTISER and The Goderich Star. 6.00
THE FREE 'PRESS and 'The:‘Goilerich Star • 6.00
THE FAMILY HERALD and WEEKLY STAR and The
Goderich Star 'I • .
2.50.*
AMERICAN MAGAZINE and The Goderich Star, . 4.00.
CANADIAN GEOGRAPHICAL and The Goderich Star4.50
CANADIAN HOME JOURNAL and The "Goderick Star. 2.50
CANADIAN MAGAZINE and The Goderich Star . 250
THE CHATELAINE and The Goderich Star.. 2.50
e' COUNTRY GENTLEMAN anethe Goderich Star 2:$0
THE ETUDE and The Goderich Star. ,.. •— . ..... -3.50
LADIES' HOME JOURNAL and The Goderich Star . . . . :3.00
IWacLEA, N'S MAGAZINE and The Goderich Star.. . . . 350
MAYFAIR and The Gaol& Star, — . 4.50
NATIONAL HOME -MONTHLY and. The Goderich Star . . 2.50
ONTARIO FARMER and The Goderich, Star , . 2.00
PICTORIAL REVIEW a4The Goderich Star. . 2.50
POPULAR MECHANICS and The Goderich Star 4,00
4' RED 1100K and The Goderich Star . 4.00
ROD AND ,GUN and The Goderich Star— —• 350
SATURDAY EVENING POST and The Coderich Star., . 6.00.
,SATIURDAY roma siva The Goderich Star. . •5.50
DINERS MAGAZINE and The Ceiletioli Stir. . 5.50
VOGUE, andlrhe Goderich Star. . . 7.50
woLD'WIDE.and The Coaerldi Star 5.00
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Order Now
erich Star
t,
Canada* I wee ,referred to the teg14.
lattve cominittee,
Anether reselutioti Iroer the Perth ' omen Met 4 RelteesVille on Mon -
County 47400 asked that ,the Wovini, ,day, 'Unitary, 4.3th. Reeve . Wilmot
ad oovernntent be OqueSted to save Itaitek14' with Messrs, Jervis, Corey CoX
I
their snow ploughs clear a Wider etretel: and Rathwell, coMiellicals, tea, the. de-
bt road than .is -004 done,. At -present, elaration. et Oillee; after, brief; inaug1414
the ele*red ON* is SO narrow, that it speeches $rari the ,n1einbers, they started
conetitaks 4 Menil,Ore AQ _horse _drawn -business fer the leart, **NA .,11,0 82*
Velefelesei ;000d liteada Coiantittee. 1 Children. to grant; read and Mid. Cloect
Trt 1929 the CetiatY Connell passed .a nods' Mseelatien; re , reentheratiln; read
bylaw giving' power to the municipall. and filed.. Dominion Bureau Construe -
tits -to arrange for -the collection 01 back- tion -statistics; -referred to the clerk to
taxes Inanyway they saw fit. Now the fill 2n and rouin. consmorwe, diseua.'
To'wnpht. ot Stephen wants to have that sion, centred on some hospital accounts
WIN,/ rescinded and the eounty aceeptit nothing definite done. By -Law No
Such. remnsibility, This was tabled for 1, setting salaries, was read a third time
further discuision. I also By-law rib: - appointing officials—
G. Thompson; clerk; ILL. Salkeld
;i:.z "4,...w.,--7,,i,s0;4—"Tre-eitt4,4 ‘,7-"triasurer; Howardy, collector; tt
1.3-7,TMcCartney, ariersi.u7-"0:-72C-Itret7.1Fki*.-0;
chartered accountant - of Toronto,
tendered for the job of auditinthe C. Ginn, auditors:- T. M. Falconer, weed
g.
County's books for 1935, provided the inspector; - T. M. Woods, member of
Board of Health.:. W. II. Lobb and Reg
county •is' - making a change in their Sturdy, sheep • valuers; fence viewers
auditors. w The first firm will do the
Will Cook, Geo. LaithWaite, Geo. Sower -
work for $350 per annum while the sec -
;by, Geo,. co. . Sturdy, • Roy Chatnbers
ond will do it for $276.
41.0...... 44.....24 ut, • •:" -, ‘
coomocn Twp. couNcno
French as the smartest Parisienne
LS plash as brogues and gaiters
As Scottish as thrifty. Highlander
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trta-ler-Tht s 1;`,„, SteTelhenson, L. Anderst1, D. Gild -
Clinton" Home sent a letter or thanks i don, Sr., C. Potter, R. G. Smith, Heward
for the .,,wedding present which the Williams, Robt. Pearson; pound keeper's
cotmetleemettle_her on the occasion of bte-Bowerie D- D.oreD 11-J- -1V1
Moore telephone treasurer,- for rent
her recent marriage. . ' Gelre, Arnold Millar, H. McCartney, Ree_or„, ron,ye i',,,, •
_. • hail- -: - ' -
1-B Coiclourtli• T IS Paiterzon e.nminee,r- ---- ?... '
--.99-rn-orer....!._.111?.e.e.t.ctr / _ ; 7 -_- _-. .!._,. ' ' . '• „-.,--,z--.:7L-1..--On- --motion, eall--1-933-'faxes-nraste be
F. -Fili-glancl, sr-Orel-6i:N'-e.
Ross Johnston. applied for the job of' 1, a d by FebAfter this date legal
. 9th ,
provide for expenditure on tovmship eP
corn borer • inspector for ° the coming: action will be taken. .
Ten copies of the Municipal World
were ordered for the township officials.
..A eheque. of $2.00 wasereceetedefruin.
•year, ' at e salary to be- fixed 'by the'reads during
1935 -was read nd passed . a 1
ounty Connell . (Agricultural c can).i also Bylaw No. 4 to :borrow money forThe following' ladies were appointed
J. Andrew Doig applied- for the job o , to supervise the buying of relief: ,,Mrs.
current expenses was read and paseed.
f , Robt. lVfollwain, Nile; Mrs. Wm: Moil;
Spenee offered to rent the driving the connt3e road seraper. • Good Mr' Geo. A.'
roads committee. i hall for the same as formerly, viz $60;
this was accepted. The pay for teams,
Clayton F. Pyle asked pe ' ion to I was set at the same., as last year, 40
bring -e. .delegation to interview the' Cents per hour and 26 cents -per hone
co ell nu& w .
wain, 'Carlow, Mrs. Geo. Bean, Saltford.
On motion, the Council will meet
every second Tuesday of. each month at
2, pm:-
• , It was agreed that all those wanting
for men, gravel to be computed at 12c the use of the hall mtiet notify the
1. it. Humphries, Deputy Attorney I per yard if the Owners keep their own
General of the Province, wrote regard- ' pits Jr: good shape. The tax eolleetor's
ing the appointment of Jno. Ferguson time was extended until next meeting
of 3leeth to the position of 'liquor Ell-* in order to gather in ,the uncollected.
foreement Offfeer. The appointment' A resolution was passed to be forwarded
was approved but the Provineaewill not to the County Council requesting the
caretaker, Earl McKnight, for arrange-
ments.
Thecemetery committee are to com-
prise the whole council board.
The road superintendent's vouchers
r '
pay the $200 per annum salary which County to take over the Cut and otheaccountswere ordered paid: •Line from Road superintendent's vouchers, .02:
was expected. The matter was left over No. 8 highway to-Bble Water h $86
ighway
for the consideration of the June ses- forming ai connecting lfrac betitr`een the
,
sion. . , i two ,main thoroughfares.. The schedules
A letter from the Ontario Department' of - expenditure on, roads under the
of Fffghways advised the council • to Highway Improvement Act were present -
make an appropriatitin at .the January ed and signed, to be forwarded' to the
•• session of all the money Which they -we- I Department ofis08
eno
t tf1fig.7h4. waysThe
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p-fowillonwig nagsua-
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peoted to need for good roads this yr: 8147: d
' It would be on the basis of such appro- counts were paid: Goderich Star,
priation, it .stated, that the provincial Printfag. $25.60: T. 'ir• muralv; Division
grant would be reekoned, Good Itoads . Court _elerk, 313; A, „F',,,„Vennersall, .Divise
'Connnittee. . i ion Court bailiff. $6;•. R. G. Thompson.
A. L. MacDonald of Bruesels put in I e:e''-
n:f t° T. P. S. and special reports,
'it claim for damages oecasioted when a' '''''`" mild accounts, $53-39; stwerin-
1 's ,
shipment of hogs, which a trucker was tendentpay voucher No. 2 $19,
!Council then adjourned , to meet on
taking to Ethel for him was held up on
the read by a snowdrift. The truck
!could not get through and the hogs had
to be reshipped by a sleigh, necessitating
four trips and extra oat,' including
'el:Heir:age of the animals. .
The matter was referred to the Good
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Monday, Feb. 4th, at 1.30 13 m.
• R. 0. THomPsofit, Clerk.
• Floorwalker—"That customer said you_
-did not show her common pisvility."
'Ealesgirl---"Whafe_ why, 1 showed
Roads Committee on the advice a Reeve her _everything in this department."
Bowman, who remarked that inanY
zens in, his ' neighborhood felt strongly
on the whole question of open roads
and the county's responsibility and would
have to be appea.srd:
Donations
, The Salvation Army requested their
usual grant for the maintenance of the
Rouse of IR,efuge in London. Executive;
committee.
• The Ontario Good Roads ,Coanmission •
wrote regarding their convention at the '
Royal YOrk in Toronto in February and
also requested the regular membership
tee. They asked that delegates be sent
to, the convention, The -Good- Roads
committee will consi: der it.
The Canadian National Institute for,
the Blind wrote from Toronto asking:,
that the—county /continue Act:- usual
grarit. Executive Cammittee. •
A convention of managers of Institu-
'Mon.; for the Aged and Infirm will be
held in Hamilton next month and dele-
gates are requested from the county.I
The executive committee will again take
care of it:
The 11sopital for Sick Children asked
for their utual graait; another Matter,
for the executive committee.
The Department of Highways remind-
ed the county of .the forthcoming con-
vention of road superintendents and,
iuggetted delegates, and the Ontario;
Assoleiation a Rural Municipalities Ls
holding its annual convgntion in 1'oron-1
to. A number of resolutions ac2orapan-1
led their' letter and will be considered
by the Leg/sir:dive committee. • I
When the elerk had proceeded thus
far in the reading of corresperideriee he
was given a rest and the county engin-
eer addressed the meeting, ,
There wlis considerable dkeussioi both
about tlfe engineer's report and about
those of the school inspeeters, and ,dtir."
ing the hater tteeve Archibald asked
Mr. Beitekin ff it, Would be practicable
to, bold Owes in the tin/whip .schools
for Older. boys In atiffriCultUre:'• • 1
94.;4Xterte.oin, tiointed otitl,that it web
disirable. atitig but if midi thoses
twere held In regalia' hollt$ it would ills.
rant 'the Seliedules. The possibility of
holding such doses' during the *inter
*as gone into but it was Itioinfed out
And at present there 'WO no prolision
„for stith yffick on the ststilteS.
'deeded., howeVerit that the Meg
had:literik Arids4imext-A4TrOgf
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v,t4, •
North St. United Church„
Young People's Society
Wednesday, January 30
-AT 8.00 P.M.
A Musical Travelogue
Here and There •
--- IN THE
Old Country
presented by
WALTER L PAYNE
• AND
HAROLD EUSTACE KEY
Depicting the charm and
beauty of the British Isles
by Motion Pictures,
Colored Views °
arid, Music
Further partiffilars from
MR. J. M. PEAT:TIE
C.P.A. , CiP
PUBLId INVITED
Children not admitted union accompanied
by adult.
J. J. ,Robertson, salary tor 1934, $10; E
H. Walters, relief, $111.44; T. T. Murphy,
clerk Of Division Court; $10; A. M. Som-
ersall, bailiff, $6; Bank of Commerce.
oderich. $10.40; Royal Bank, Godee
rich, $5.10; Bank of Commerce, Auburn.
$2.50; Imperial Bank, 'Chatham, cash
book !or treasurer- $1221; -Goderich
Star account, $1.50; Municipal World
account, $23.28; Wm. ,Sallows, election
,expenses, $48.
Council adjourned to meet on Tues-
day, Feb. 12th, at 2.00 Am.
WM. SALLOWS, Clerk.
We.ean take care of
your requiremen:s
As sophistie0ed as iflywod
And best ot all as new as your morning paper
The -flew Minerva
Style Book Vol. 36, at Jac e
In knitting these new styles use--
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,ilkEGER BABY WWI,
MONARCH DOVE
1V1ONARC1 DOWN
REGENT (SEA .STIELL) at 15c per hall
'ANNUAL .MEETING OF
. SALTFORD S. S.
, The annual business meeting of Suit -
ford Sunday School was held on Tues-
day, January 15th, at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. James Bisset.
The meeting was opened with song
and prayer. Mr. Wilson McCreath was
voted to take the chair and Miss Jean
Walter secretary of the meeting.
The minutes of the last meeting were
read and adopted. The secretary's re-
port showed that the school met on 43i
Sundays a the year, the months of July
and August being olosed, as Is the usual'
custorn... Number on the roil at first, 94,
but several families having moved away
There are now -77 enrolled for 1935.
Average attendance 61. .
On several 9ccasions during the year
there were seireral guest speakers and
soloists.Number of visitors, 67.
The following rev...eh/eel certificates for
attendance, according to the standard
of the school: -• Diplomas, Mrs. Ryan,
Jint (Mutton, Stanley Rven, Billie Ryan,
Billie Clutton, Rota Wilson, Jean Reran,
Ernest Ryan. Seals—Barbara Cutt,
Peter Walter, Jim Bisset, Claire Bisset,
Mrs. rriszlev. Sandy Bisset, Helen
set, Mary Bisset, Gordon Walter. Fred
Bisset, Mrs. Will Bisset, Mtn. Gordon
Biseet, 'Betty Bisset, Mrs. Walter.
The treasurer's report is as• follows:
ItECEIPtS
Balance on hand Jan. ist, 1934 $
Total Collections
Bible Society Fund
Proceeds a entertainment
Bank. Interest •
Cash Donation ;
Total
,-._._.s&LSC64E-VLVeE-DM
4 -PLY BEEnIVE.
_AVNIIIILLEA and EL WE -WHEELING YARNS -
We carry a complete stock of Knitting 'Needles
and Crochet Rooks
Phone 86
"The Gift Shoppe"
Senior Girls, Mrs. Walter; Senior Beys,
leIrs. G. Bisset; Juniors, Mrs. W. Bisset;
1st Primary, W. MeCreaele Assistant,
Mrs. Sanderson; 2nd Primary, Mrs, Wil-
son, assistant, Mrs. E. Montgomery.
After the diecnssion of several impor-
tant matters, the business part of the
meeting •closed, after which delicious re-
freshments, with ice cream, were served
by the anhable hostess. A hearty vote
of thanks was extended to Mr. and Mrs.
Bisset for their very kind hospitality
and the meeting was dismissed.
Attendance, 1935: January Oth, 63;
January 13th, 59; January 20th. 64.
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Misses Helen Davideon and Marion
Porter, of Stratford, spent the week -end
at their respective homes here.
The regular meeting of the Y. P. S.
ef Caton church will be held in the
20 75
75 48
12 00
23 05-
30
1 00
$133 18
EXPENSES
Feb. 2 Diploma, seal. ete $ 4 16
Feb. to Secretary's book 1 25'
Apr. 4 Cleaning schoolroom 2 90
July 27 For Leper Mission 50 00
Aug. 11 supptieq, bal. of year 20 54
be, 21 Entertainment' expenses 12 9T
Dec. 30 Supplies for 1935,, .. 15 30
Messengers for six mos. 00
Cleaning school room 2 00
ltifessengers for six m'ths 9, 00
Sent to, Bible i4ociet1p 12 00
Money orders, stamps 72
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4
Stoves, and in fact
anything for the
hoine.
WE POSITIVELY SAVE
• YOU MONEY
morafterrokaiwori
Total it179
Bal.. on hand Jan. lot,, 1035 $ 3 W
EtACTION OP OWICEttiS
Ron. President -Mrs. S. BicSet.
Prestdent—Iktfra. L Hetherington.
Superintendent, Mr. J. t, Hartwell,
1,
Assistant Stinerinterit. Mr. IL MeCreath.
tikeretaw--Weil 131sset. -
Treasurer -,-Mrs. Sanderson.
,,,
'' Plari1.4ein -Walter,
Paper distributor" --W. Meep, alb.
, Av.- ilatte4gratafttet,9A.A,AJleOrtfellIf
Chuech on Friday evening. „ All Young
people are weicerae.e - - • ----
The dance .heldin the orange Ball
last Friday evening under the auspices
of Riverston L 0.. L. No. 145, was Welt
attended. Themusto was furnished by
Messrs. Fred and Ernest Bell.
On Sunday Rev. F. We.Craik coif -duct-
ed the service in Union chnr,ch and de-
livered an impressive niessage on the
text, "Behold what manner of -love the
father bath estowed upon- us: that we
should be called the 8008 of Godl there-
fore the •world knoweth us not beeause
it knew him •not," 1 John 31. At elle
close of, the service the sacrament of
the Lord's supper was administered.
Mrs. Bette. (to ,her new neighbor)—"I
met your hueband for the, first time at
the „concert ethe other ' evening, Re
struck me as being a man dr rare gifts
Mrs. Potts (sniffling)—'He certainly
isl rve only had three presents frome
him since we were married."
uperior Stores
"HOT SHOTS" for Thurs., Fri., and Sat.
Oxydol, ige. pkg. 19c
Fry's Cocoa, q Ib1 tin 19c
Aylmer Golden Bantam Corn, 2 tins 23c
Maple Leaf Salmon, IA lb. tin 19c,
1. 35e
Royal York Tea, 'Alb. pkg. •28c
Marmalade, lge. 32 oz., , 25e
Rasp. or Straw. Jam, 32 oz. 31c
Royal York Coffee, 1 lb. tin 39c
Superior Baking Powder, 1 lb. tin. 25c
Gold Soap, 5 bars 19c
Hawes' Floor Wax, 1 lb. tin 43c
Hawes' Lemon Oil 12 oz. bottle... 25e
Calay Toilet Soap, bar /
Pancake Flour,