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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Star, 1935-09-05, Page 51 tAti, '',,.r;R.,v w,«H,wa wan+«+•4.14)1.0,600.44,4444nno, .,.,. • , • •,y u AA, • „ r+ TIIVP,SDAY 19a5 +rF. BUSY BLACK ^ . CARRIED ~BI4, CARGO oxi Twgxaa' niorxlling a black squirrel• 'was aaa Mietat St. :towing a cluster Qt sic leittternuts: 'When approaz l d he drop! d hie ` burden hut ,ran only to few feet away ' where he 'chattered angrily until the person had, passed, when he reclaimed his sports.. The salvation, ax4se . wlfether • he expea:t- ' -ed A long bitter winter and was making earbesproviaton for the ,cola, days ahead, • er was it a' ease of hoarding? he drew the butternuts along the sidewalk he watohed warily for anything or anybody that might deprive --hon of his plunder. When last seen • he was ..still tugging lustily inan effort to reach --his- nest: BEAUTIFUL FLOWERS IN PUBLIC LIBRARY Attractiveness, of the interior of ,the local public library was increased for two or three days last week by the presence of several stalks of gladiolius of unusual size and color. The garden from -which they came must be a beauty if they were average stalks. E-Y.E-S Have them examin- ed by q. A. L. COLE Goderieh, Ont. Optometric Serving the people of Huron, County for 1,-!,i years , Good Glasses at - Reasonable Prices DENTISTS " Dr. L. Al. _ Mabee DENTIST N. Side of Sq. Tel. 30 • GODERICH, ONT. Dr: J. A. Graham DENTIST 1 Hamilton St. Goderieh Tel. 262; Res. 124. • ,v CYO,* N,Y,t'k1,,1,1n.nen... , idWM+ NP i4bNWif•�1" I.R�T'ifKYtV�Nrlarlw-• •1M 1,0.1., • .441A,ur.4 @ A'AA/K,44YyM4.:!f.M:rM...'nr..,,... ,rNMY:t•J.AY!Y�M�N}'nwe'fr. 4 , , Stevens Club Organized (Contihuedaf nom `page 1) ing of .thy ward ""bribery" and• 1)randed r% public dance in .ocnnectiota with a polls tical rally, an aet of bribery. aVir. Will. declared tint Mr. laeach- man • had made the ' Statenenl♦ that he. was a frepstrader, 3.1r. *ins, speaking at a 1.4beral meeting Wingbanl, told his audience .that Mr, Pear:limen was so interested m this riding that he quit a good. Job at Ottawa to come here. This was ,seen as, a great joke by Mr. Willis, who stated that Mr. Deachman had left this. riding 47 years ago. a con lection with .his own poiitieal life the speaker informed those present that, over fprty years ago her had become disgusted with certain principles of the two old parties and this is the .first time since then'thathe has been drawn into thepolitical struggle. In closing Mr. Willis' stated that he eloped to hate Mr. Stevens here to speak to the people of this riding some dory in the near future. From time to time during Mr. Willis' address comments concerning objection- able statements were made by attendants, who were 'firmly established with either of the old parties. One of these state- ments, "The Stevens candidate hasn't got a chalice," was taken up by Mr. t. `O. Durnin, successful farmer of Ashfleld Township, who introduced himself as a University graduate and a -student of political economy. Mr. Durnin replied that Ashfield and-Howick Townships had been camrassed and were decidedly . in favor of a Stevens candidate for North Huron, . Other townships throughout Huron are the same way, declared Mr. 'Durnin. lie-. was :of the- opinibn that- if the platform of the' party were put ' to the people in the right way it would be giasped at'by them assomething rreme- dial. He stated that Mr. Stevens was in favor of lowering the taxes and is out for the-`nntsses-•of-the-•peopie- It was -a Ste- vens' belief than every man has a right to a living without having to be offered relief, said Mr. Durnin. Students Bring Honors To School (Continued from page 1) er with four years' tuition totalling $560. Miss Helen Bissett, who will also attend the University of Toronto, is the winder of the University of To- ronto second Edward Blake scholar- ship in Greek and Latin which is equal to $85., and four years' tuition, the total value being $545.; the Flor- ence Cody scholarship of University. College for General Proficiency with a cash value of $125,, plus four years' tuition,. totalling $585. Miss Bissett is in all likelihood the winner of the Hugh Innis Strang Memorial schol- arship, given' .to a student of the erre Collegiate Instit an. as a value of $125..• and four years' tui- tion, the total value being $585. Another scholarship that there is the greatest possibility of Miss Bissett winning is the first, Carter scholar- -ship for - Huron County; with -a--eash- value- of $100. Miss• _ Jean Whitely. another student who would have been likely to bring more honor to her Collegiate, and who obtained nine first class honors and one second in :her term exams, after sending in her application for writing scholarship exams., for Wes- tern University scholarships, changed her mirid and decided to attend Tor- onto University instead. It was too late for her to enter the scholarship competitions for University of Tor- onto, however. The winning of this record number of scholarships is a source of great satisfaction•, to Mr. Hume, the retir- ing principal and Mr. A. M. �Robert- . ors retiring mathematics- -tenoher-,t who was one bf the staff who taught scholarship subjects to these girls. Other teachers to teach scholarship subjects to the winning pupils were Miss Powell and Mis., Park. Dr. IJ. R. Hall DENTIST _3__�.Vest-St. - - _Goderieh, Qnt- Tel. 147; Res. 396J. VETERINARY SURGEON Dr. Jos. Freerna,n "`VETERINARIAN" Bruce St. TeL 171 GODERICH, ONT. Coal! Coke! Wood! -- Be- Prepared, Whit -ft iter Is Near. Buy your Winter Sup; iy now at Summer Prire4, WE WILL SAVE YOU MONEY. Call the Sauits Coal Co. Nelson St. Goderieh, Ont. Tel Office 75 Howe 275-202. , EMPIRE POCAHONTAS PROMPT DELIVERY. Canada continues to be , the chief source of supply of tomato ketchup ani. -sauces to the United • Kingdom, increasing her shipments in the 1935 period to 96,857 cases from 89,7-09 ha 1984. The tomato soup trade also is almost entirely in Canadian hands. • The EGG & POULTRY -MARKET LIGHTHOUSE ST. GODERICH, ONT. • Strictly Fresh Eggs and Dressed Poultry Housewives chop at the Egg Market For your Egg and Poultry Needs. WALTERS & PEARSON, Props. - ACROSS FROM LIBRAIL,Y !S.H11ILJN-.. YOUR `FURNACE IVES MOST FORYO[ MONEY Order today The DeanCos e �. Goal � PHONE 95W ` ' -» GODERICH Both Old and Young .Liable To Summer Comptants !°ew people .es pc aaaatttack o dear) iiaeaa dysentery: or some other bowel complaint durilig t to simmer montbe. Those. attacks may bo slight or they May be severe. Yoti can't tell when they eoiao you where they aro going to end. Let theca rain for a day or two and see how weak and prostrate they wlil lobus ,you. „ ,� 7, ail rsi "sign o airy Tistise>iee ` of ffid " Iroweda get a bottle of Dr. Fowler's Extract of 'Wild Straw. -bts t :. tlk . 4 f . x 4e . p� 11ow tz1�.,...L:C.17l1lbsll ./(g .•�l l:llii�. • ••..rx...L 3 V"t3,:..:_,..Ik...11X,$•4-c.__._>.K..i'C�.uX.'.4`: CN.,�..w..'•i+✓l. J 'fr st Respected Resident Dies Suddenly Mxs.. Win Hiod'e Lowed, For. Her y,h�risi Qualities.- GGENEROUS. TO CHURCHES ,DAYFIEL.D, °'Sept. 4 loath came with startling suddenness on" Wednesday. af- ternoon, August 28th, one of , Bayfield s Most ,respected citizens, in the person of Helen Aldworth, widow of the late Wm. ode. The deceased was one of a fam- ily- of ten, -being the youngest thild of the, late. Susan Harris and Wm. Ald- worth. She was Born on Lot 7, 1st Con- cession, Goderieh Township, where she lived with her parents until after: her mother's death, At that , time she mov- ed to the village with her father and lived . in the cc ttage on the north bank of the river, which is now owned by T. Mustard. After her father's death she Married • James ,,,iiudie and lived on the lth concession, Goderieh Twp., until after his death, wher, she bought the Moorhouse property, ""I1Woodholme," on the north side of the.river, where she had resided .ever since. She was mar- ried again In 1.91)9 to Rev. Wm, Hinde, who predeceased her in January, 1931, About 2% years ago she took Lester Morden, a small boy from the Children's Horne in Goderieh, to live with her, and was, ,fit the time of her death, making. arrangements to adopt him legally. It was he who discovered her lying on the couch when he went into the house from play in the afternoon and, being unable to awaken her, went for help. Although the. late .._Mrs:--TlinEle had not been' in"' good health since Christmas, she con- tinued to live the active life to which she had always been aczustomed. She was a clever woman, a great reader and of a kindly philanthropic nature. During er e- me she made substantial don- ations to the various churches in the vil- lage, chief' of which were an, organ to the former . Methodist church of which she was formerly, a member, the com- munion table and more recently the beautiful memorial window in the chan- cel, to Trinity zhurch, and the bell tz Knox Presbyterian church. She is sur- vived by a sister, Adeline (Mrs. Minue) , Minneapolis, and also a brother, Lewis Aldworth of Exeter. The funeral, which was largely attended, was held from Trinity church on Saturday afternoon at two o'clock, the body having lain in The Dionne quiricul;.ets are grewnig up so fast it is ha:d to keep pace with state from eleven until two o'clock. The them. Here is Yvonne, heaviest of the famous five ' with her kiddie -car, out for service was in charge of the rector, Rev. a hale spin around the hospital: W. G. Bugler, assisted by Dr. C. E. Dou- gan of Knox Presbyterian chur:h, who Laidlaw and family, St. Thomas; M read the lesson, and Rev. R. M. Gale, of and' Mrs. R. T. Orr and daughter St. Andrews United church, .who gave Misses E. and G. Rankin and Ji the address, taking for the text of his Rankin, Mr.. and •Mr_s. H. J. Peter a,n address, "Living and Dying," 2 Tim. family, ,Stratford; Mr. and Mrs. S 2:11, "For if we be dead with Him we R McMullen and family, Windsor shall also live with Him." The speaker Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Laingand family paid tribute to the steadfast faith in Wallaceburg; Mi•. and. Mrs. Gordo Christ of the deceased woman as mani- Cunninghame and family, Mr. an fested .by,her'good works. It was fitting Mrs. Cree Cook' and •f,�a.mil Clinton at �rvice -the-many beautiful. Rev. and Mrs. H. M. Lang-Ferd, Wal a floral tributes should rest on and be..kerville; Mrs. R. E. Bricker and tw banked around the altar, as for many children, Mrs F. Scotchmer and fam years .the late. Mrs... Hinde faithfully fly, Kitchener; Rev. J. H. Pogson an placed flowers on the altar for each Sun-1family, Essex. day from the time the first flower open- ed_in the spring until the frost of out- Miss Margaret Groves of the loca -S left f free--Staf et -on artdurra umn had taken the last bloom out of 11.-: Post � y t garden. In speaking of her faithful spend her vacation at her home i tending - of the altar -up to the time of C;oderich.._ her death, the Rector quoted the last Mr. and Mrs. Will Jowett and Mis verse of a poem by Mrs. Hemans entit- Edna, Mr. and ivlrs. Gordon Jowett led, "Bring Flowers," which was a favor Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jowett and little ite of the deceased— Mary, of P'ort Huron, were the guests "Bring flowers to the shrine • where we of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Jowett,. over kneel in prayer, - i the week end. They are nature's offering, their place is' Mr. and Mrs. E. Kendall returned there ! to Elmira on Sunday after having They speak of hope to the fainting spent a week with the latter's par - heart. ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Jowett. With a voice of promise they 'come and ' Miss Lolo. Elliott and little Rose part; mary Miller have returned to Detroit They sleep in dust through the wintry; Dr. and Mrs. A. C. McNeill an hours, ' child of Cleveland are holidaying a They break forth in glory—bring flowers, the Hogins cottage. bright flowers!" M. and Mrs. David Prentice re With th9manyin .4varits. for the children returning to school This week -end we: offer Misses. and Children. Woollen Pullovers in sizes 26 to 34, at We are ..clearing • the balance of our Children's Print' and jloile Dresses in --sizes 2 to 4' and 8 to 14 years, at greatly .'educed prices. -0: p• Middy Blouses made from a good quality middy. 41 twill, with detachable blue flannel trim, sizes ��� 6 to 10 years. Each _ $1.25 Misses' and Children's Lisle Anklets, plain and fancy. Reg. 25c. Clearing at, per pair... 'PHONE 86 THE CASH' STORE rr London, were here for the week end. s, Mr. and Mrs., L. Cook of Hamilton m spent - the week end with the latter's d i parents, Mr. and Mrs, L. M. Day, at - their cottage. Mr. Sydney Castle of Stratford is spending his vacation with his• rhoth- n er. . • Mrs. J. R. Castle and Jack are vis- a iting in Toronto. _ Mis "anfi_.Mi : �I1aClatebe _ y antl�'1VIr. o and Mrs. A. Ford King and son Doug- las, of Toronto, and Mr. and Mrs.. d Clarence Kilty and family' • of St. Catharines were the guests , of Mr. 1 and Mrs. George King over the. week a encs n Mrs. 1 C Stogdill and babe re turned t 'd Rib Boll Briscotte Lean Boil Pot Roast Blade Roast English Cut Shank 10c 9c Ile 12e 15c 18c • 7c Rambui•g Steak 2 lbs. for 25c Ring Bologna 2 lbs.' for 25c Pure Pork Sausage . 20c 10c 150 21c 19c Phone 485 X. 'oronto on Monday with PER CAPITA DEBTS 1 S tier husband- after having spentPROVINCES- OF CANADA the , week with Mrs. C. Stogdill. The -pallbearers -were: E. A,-T'eather-1 - - -- ; ston, Wm. J. Elliott, Dave - Dewar, A. ' turned to Toronto. Maxwell, Jas. H. Reid and Lewis Thom' • Mrs. Roy Poth and babe of Caledo son. Interment was made in the fam- nia, are visiting her parents, Mr. ane a Miss E. Bryant 'of Hamilton .is vis- iting her cousin, Miss Doris Feather- ston. Mrs. .R. H. G. Gairdner and Miss Betty have returned to London. Miss Betty Reason who was their guest for a few days last week, returned to London with them. Mrs. A. Agnew and son, Norval and Mrs. Bessie Vale, accompanied by Mr. McMillan of Detroit spent a few • days with their' parents, Mr. and Mrs, H. Weston, Mrs. H. Weston and Bobby Vale r.'tuened with them. • MA FFKING ASHFIELD A -brokerage house has published the , Ashfield, Sept 4 ---Mr • and "tall )wing figures in conjunction with a lot of others regarding the financial position of the different provinces. The 'tatemcnt referred to gives the per capita tax of the nine provinces of the Domin- i ,n, arrived at from 1931 census, as fol- lows 42 64 14328 155.73 44012 r 174.97 172 05 1.1 5,70 F'rin;e Edward Island Nova Scotia New Brunswi :k Quebec Ontario Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta British Columbia 233 37 The per capita fear the whose of the - Mafeking, Sept. 3. Mr, and Mrs - Dominion of Canada is given at $275 62 flu plot in Bayfield cemetery. During Mrs. W. R. Jowett. Mr. Poth was the entire servi:e the bell of Knox also here over the week end Wilber Key and children of Bruce- Mrs, .lames Grant and family of Chicago. are visiting at Mr. R..Grant's.. Mrs. Lorne MacLennan and family are the guests of Mr:�. Jame.; Mace donald, Lochalsh. Mr. and Mrs. R. White and chil- dren, who have -been visiting at the home' of Mrs. Kejneth MacLennan, have returnee! to Chicago.e Teachers who have' resuree•ci their (ludo; are: !bliss Isohel Macdonald, to I% ater'loo; Mr. Duncan Mackay, -to Lance; Miss Elizabeth Ma -Monis -fir to Nile; Mr. Charles MacGreg6r to Wat- erloo; Misses Lois and Anna Macken- zieto Toronto; and Miss C.lblat•dun- akd to Kinloss,• Presbyterian chuceh was tolled, ' RRela-r The old sci cal bell rangeagain on field trnd Mrs. Geon e firrternan artily - �,........,....__ __ tives who were present from a distance Tuesday morning to summon the chil- Miss Gladys ('olernan of Egmond- for the funeral were: Mr. and Mrs. daen back to studies after the long ville, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Elmer Eastman and family. Mr. and , vacation. Mr. John Ferguson is the ' Mrs.^ Thos. Blake. Mrs. Percy-Shurmur, Mr. and Mrs. Ray-. new -principal- and his sister, Miss Mr. end. _ lea. Wilfred - Herrman mond Shurmur, Mr. and Mrs. John Margaret Ferguson resumed the with Anita end Della, and Mr. Winters. Mrs. Morley Jerome Detroit : r�sition of assistant. �bins. I�:rirl Mitrhenc'r,• of Dunnville, Mr. and Mrs: Lewis Aldworth. Mr. and Miss Shepherd and Miss Murdock spent the week end with relatives Mrs. -Chas. Aldworth. Mr. and Mrs. Ames of Goderieh, are this week occupyint, her E , and ut Belfast. Mrs. VVrn. BlakeWZldfong, Mr. Frank .and Ruth Wild- G d (�unning hame '.who had spent the past month with Fong, Exetet�; Mr...and.IvYrs. Nelson North-, . Miss _H. aa, Cameron of ,Chicago -her dintoe. . Mrs. 1'01'1'1 -Tian, return-- co ti, Stratford; Lloyd Aldworth and son and her neice, Misa Ethel Cameron of ed horde with thorn, Harold, Waterloo; Mr. and Mrs. Les e y Detroit, are visiting her sister, Miss ' M1 and Mrs in. Foster and ,iI i ' Beirnesr Blyth, E. Cameron. Marion Foster, fiheppartnn, visited I Miss Bernice Seeds 'of Toronto is et the home of Mr., and Mrs. S. .I, Byfield, Sept. 4.—Mr. and Mrs. D. spending this week with her mother. Kilp}itrick, on Thursday. Dew r of Toronto, spent several Mr. and Mrs. G. Knight and two ' Mr. and Mrs. Fred Treleaven of day with the former's parents.- Mis- children of Toronto were with Mrs. Toronto, called on relatives here on E sesElva and Anne Dewar have re- Knjght's parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Monday. turn d to Toronto, to resume their Gemeinhardt, over the week ene PubliccdD Miss '; Mr• and Mrs. 8. B. Stothers re- duti s on the' School Staff. i Doris Gemeinhardt, who has been I turned to Arthur on Monday, hiving o! on Cs cottage r • a a s e e Mr; E. A. Featherston left on ' spending a vacation with her parents, spent their vacation in their cottage Tuesday on a' motor trip to Saskat- returned to Toronto with them. at Kintail They last wek iiied • chewa'n. He was accompanied by Mrs. Mary McGregor returned to latives at ,Pirton and Brockville,. Ie s .Wal .. �o nson r- aJ,oe ..Wild D etloat.�n_.M,o iy.a=She_hxd-bcenr S,a and Lorne Elliott. ,.,�tltr,�-�Ol,l.s• &...A n'Ei� I , sony-�rnfiurne`rl�rr. guest of Miss Maude McGregor. 1 Saturday • from a two weeks' motor Mr. and Mrs, H. K. King of Sarnia ' Mr. Norman Toms of Detroit spent trip through Northern Ontario, vis - spent the week end with the latter's the week end with his mother. iting the C. N. E. on Saturday on parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Parker, Mr. Harold Weston of•Detroit was the return trip. , Harold Atwood returned to Sarnia a visitor with his grandfather over Kiss Grace Blake is to he con - with them. ' I the week end. , • gratulated on having auceessfully Mrs. L. B. Smith, Glen and little Thursday of next week will be ob; passed the examinations atWestern babe, who have been visiting her par- served as Civic Holiday in the Vii- ' University. where she studied this ents, Mr. and Mrs: C. W. Parker re- loge. - summer, Miss Blake returned. to her turned to London on Monday with ' MI'. and Mrs. A. W. Thornton of 1 to hool "at . A rkona on. Monday. Mr. Smith who, was also here over Fort Elie, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Macln- Mr. Will French spent part of thre the e weektihase who have est end. s tosh of Hamilton spent the week end last week at the C. N. E., Toronto. sp ? with the latter's daughter, Mrs, J. U: Messrs, I Cobert Andrew. of Listo-, Summer . ;r hnlida Period here, Col'dthorpe. " wet and Alex, Airelre� v -of `1,ucknow, y n returned to theirMiss E. a d e homes axeMor.yr . Mr..Moran Hamilton is file sited Mr, ,and Mra. Will Andrews and Mrs. Wm.' McVittie, Mr. and puce. of Mrs. I. O. Goldthorpe. Mrs. .5unday: Mrs. Jas. Hamilton, Mrs, •F. V. Gran- A. Pye and three children, who have Mrs. ' Thos, Anderson ent rrtained ger rood family, Mrs. 11. Tanner and been `.Mrs• .CisWxngbm her parents, M. and the Blake auxiliary of the W. M. S. daughter, Mr. and Mrs..J._A. Gamp e-, hive, returned to ,at her home-on.•Thursday: bell and family, Mr. 'and Mrs. W. ,Sandwich, accompanied by Mrs. Wid- ' Thain and, family, Mr. and Mrs. M. C. conibe, who will visit with there. Templerpan and family, Mrs. P. Doig and family, Mrs. 1t„ E. Ashton and family, Mrs. 'Terile and Mrs. Axford, Mr. and Mrs. M. Aikenhead and fam- ily, Dr. and firs,' W. J. Tillmann and family, Dr and Mrs P. R. Miller. Mr. during the holidays returned home Mr. and Mrs. Victor Burt,4f Lon- don, spent the week end with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. F.,W. Daher. Their 'r three children who have been with their grandparents NOTHING UNUSUAL ABOUT SHOWERS OF FROGS 1 Thottsancla of little green frogs were found in the streets of Paris, Prance, last 'Wetinesda'y follo`wirtg a heavy rainstorm. :scientists claim there is nothing extraordinary about M and Mrs. hoot. %Heard, ox. and Aim.; with thed M :m. r. and Iar�ry. Bark- .rile dthis Pre �• "living" downpour, 41,x- N. B. Alexander, London; Mrs, A. C. er and two ehlldron of O Tatham, Whining that whirlwinds which pick Suppnrek and two daughters, Detroit; were also with their parents over up the frogs from swamps catri Mrs. D. Burnside and family, East l Gabor Day. Mrs. ' 1;rie York and them alting and often deposit them 0 range, N. J.; Mr. and Mrs. Thorn.' little Miss Beverley accompanied many miles away.' dt.ophrty of :Am- Mrs. Mustard, Charlesd Betty M ; - the hack to (hti 1 i ar o and C � <; qtq m act t ra.m 1 ccui rt�nt•ea , hstvE�,e hre1� r(`.�1Yed Ibfirs,1W.- -S1X-ant .liar, ----liars-and dots; :+(i v o-t3•m� 11,. Mint r . tifiFe ; . Miss on 'P3"@Vioua occastronq in other parts. Mr. J. A. Cameron Isobel andEvans„.least Thugs a f 4 .� r _ { .�. , .•w _. . ), n, ,;e ;,..., , . � , y�,y�,,,gg , d �� t,��7:.-��,�`.•��..,r".,�.r� ��yFd��'�t��'�ri't'�.:.ni•Yr1C ey , � -�4 ,.<� T�111` *� �+�'� '.7 � „. "�.'' ..,� ;,, � ,c� f� MC� _ � Yr'i �t' tia�"`trE. iWr�nF. Eihid'er '.� '! n Mra. i ,.' Mr. and : Mrs Jtas. P. and -iwo gone, 'Il'avtitilton • "fir stin . t i►lr. and Mrs. II. Reid and family, w D. Stafford and Miss Marie spent of the world; in fact several local v_ . 4. 4 I' 4 .._ �. �4,`�-� � "It$�'f'i !.lam �.^� - �rs'.:r.4���,„r,,'��tY�ll"' f��' frogs :lend fish'" to nuiYtl�! t of of ypara ago, Save at These Prices: - If Its Values You Want We Have Them Here up'e.ri�r Stores evy Royal York Tea %2-1b. Pkg. 25c Quick Quaker Oats, plain, large pkg. 20c McCormick's Rio Grande Biscuits I 17c 16 Q Aylmer Pork and Beans, 14:sZ. 4 tuns 25c 3 Star Peanut Butter Large 25 oz. jar 23c New Sultana Raisins 2 lbs. 25c Dr. Nord's Dental Cream- large tube 10c Hillcrest Toilet: Tissue large rolls 3 for '25c Classic or Big 5 Cleanser tin 5c Clan k's Spaghetti large tin• 10c- , 5String Brooms, .good quality a '35c Red Sockeye 'Salmon ' 1'b, tin 19c Sunbeam Electric Light ht Bulb 30 t • g s -6 swats 15c m Ewa, Phone • fAcino- GoW,16 GlitviNAiff