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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1934-04-12, Page 8PAGE EIGHT THE SEAFORTH NEWS: THURSDAY, APRIL 12, 1934. HENSALL. Our Council have had all the roa in the village, graded and repair and are now in splendid conditi The work was done under the sup vision of Reeve - Jones and Comic for Robinson, Mr. Edmund Geiger and laugh +\bass 'Ruth, have returned to th Roane in !London after a very pie ant week's visit with his parents, and Mrs, Owen Geiger. Mr, Rory Geiger, who last we brake his leg in two places, has turned home, and is doing splendid Mrs, Henry Mew of Goderich .turned hone Saturday, The Public and Continuati schools re -opened Monday ingrain Mrs. James Dick, of the Lond road south, "epent last week here v :tint; her daughter, Mrs. Roy Web The onion setts which have be stored in the onion warehouses whiter, are being rapidly Moved a a great many going by motor tru to Toronto. - The sap run has been poor, so f and little maple syrup has been uta Mrs. Hennessey of London is vis ing Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Case, Miss Ellis entertained a number lady friends on Friday evening honor of her aente \Teta•. Abo fif:ce.n ladies were Present and a ve enjoyable evening was spent, Mrs.I rel Corbett and dangle Evelyn of flay Township, -pent few days last week visiting Mr. a Mrs, R. McLaren. Mr, and- Mrs. U. C. Cleveland Goderich were Sunday visitors wi : \lr. and Mrs, Ti'.,L Paterson. Miss•lcul of Exeter visit .on Sunday a: the home of \1r,. ah \irs, John Passmore, Mr. and Mr,. El. \ilei Of Croi arty visited Ile W. L. McLaren a \l r. ami Mrs, Rey \t Larsn Saturd Me. \\ n T t n hr n :isi sister Al I Simpson of Detroit were call home last week owing to- the ve serious elnee, of their sister, Mrs. C Joy me who suffered a severe hca attack, 'ant -"at time of writing somewhat better, - The \\ M. S. of the United Clair held their nt'rdily meeting Thtirsd la with a good attendance. the pre tt Meet, Mrs, r C \ A.Do - Ic ne ,P rt tdi 17 The ieeit opened -withsinging, hymn. tfter which prayer was give Mie, MrD. !tell read the Scriptu lessees Mrs. Sinclair read the dev tional leaflet A solo by Mrs. Mau Hedden and the study was taken I Mrs, Spencer, Mrs. Carlile, Al tHobkirk and Mrs, \IcDonell, aft which a hymn was sung and M Lammic closed the meeting wi prayer. Services itt the United Church we well attended on Sunday Last. Re Arthur Sinclair 'conducted both ser ices. Special parts in the anthen were taken by Mrs. A. Clark, Mi •Florence Welsh, Miss Annie Smi and Mr. Harry Horton. \Ir, John ii'assmore Jr. and frien of, Delhi were week -end visitors the home of Mr, and Mrs. Joh Pass snlore. Messrs. Fred Hess and Geo, He have finished -their contract of r pairing the pipe organ in the Lutl teen C•hnrch at Zurich. Mrs. Andrew Dougal and daughte Miss Cassie have returned home a tet spending the winter with friend- :Mr. riend•Mr. and Mrs: Thos, Palmer 1tav this week moved into the reeidenc cit \fain St, recently vacated by Gar field Brown, Mrs. Rolit, Love of Hillsgreen f visiting with relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Roy \IoLaren an Mr, \V. L. MeI:arae, \Ir. and lire 'Glen Bell l t ited of Sunday with M ani Aire. \ f Hun -kin at Farquhar. Thr followiug are prize win ere a the , c t : lI r e—Ch clesdale, age sta' . n, Wm. Cole, standard brad aged etallion, \Vn1. Berry, Heav draft br.d mare, Russel Scott, Fran Hagan Draft or agricultural foals Matt. Tinney, 'Garnet Fray^ne, Dr Moir. Drat team, J, Scott, R. Scutt Agricultural mare in foal, Fred Ron- ey; filly or gelding, .193t2,.'Ceci'1 Rowe. Agricultural team. Fred Roney. Gen- eral Purpose team, \Vm. Decker, E. Case, 'Oliver •Rowcliffe, Farmer's dri- ver, j. C. Smillie, John Sinclair, Truenmer, 'Open class, 'Roadster team, A..d3. Weber, Currie & Tervit, W. \Ic'Guire. 'Single horse, A. 'B. We- ber, Currie '& Tervit, 'Gar:net -Daters, 'Piny or gelding, 'Earl Dick, Sweep- stake, A. S. Weber. Dealt or agricul- ture, J. Scott, R. Scott, Fred 'Roney, R. Scott. Township prizes, James :Scat, \Vm. Decker. O. Geiger spec- ial -prize for champion draft stallion, \\gym.• Coles; John Passmore special Wm. Coles, special for gents. turn- out, !Currie 1& Tervit; lady driver, Mrs. .Weber. Currie & 'Tervit, Judge for horses; \V, 3.11. 'Fowler of Guelph Cattle—Angus, aged bull, also cow, (Bert Kropp. ;Shorthorns—Aged bull, 'Oestricher ;Bros., ball, 1.932, Oestrich- er 'Bros., W. H. Armstrong; cow, .Oe- stricher Bros., W. H. ;Armstrong; • heifer under 2 yrs„ Oestricher, R. N. Peck Herefords, aged 'bull, Howard •Wright, 1tt, J'o'hn Hertzel; bull, 11932, 10' - (Nei; Bras„ H. Wright, alsa cow and heeler under 2 yrs. Market cattle— Butcher steer or heifer, John Mc- Gregor; baby beef, W. 'H, 'Armstrong Oestncher, 10,Neile champion 'Short- horn female, Oestricher, Judge, Wan. Charters, Seaforth, Mrs, Hugh 'Mc- Gregor of Tuckersmith, who repres- ented \flee IHensall" in' the afternoon was captured by (Helen !Walker of 'Heneall,winning the S2 :prize, Mrs, Russel Broderick acted in the same .capacity in the evening and was cap- tured by Mies Margaret McQueen of the boundary, The special prize of a • TO Ib. roast of beef was wrote by Mr, •iWm Pybu f Chi e hui st and the Itox of biscuit. by Mrs. Alpine m.6 - Ewen of (Hensall. The Y.P.L. of the United Church, met on Afmulav evening' with a fair attendance. The program was in - charge c,1 .-Aliss Mildred Smillie and he severing was missionary, the topic • being along that line.Lorne Elder s.presided in •theebsence of the presi- dent, Miss Veleta Watson..A. pleasing instrumental was played by • Lorne (Elder and qhe, topic was,.in teen parts and introduced by' Rev a. Sinclair. those Taking part being Mies 'Mildred Scent -Om Miss Marion Sinclair, Miss. Dorothy 'McQueen, Miss Gladvs ker. Miss t1llis gave a splendid) • read - FLAKED WHEAT 5% lbs. Pride of the Valley PEAS and TOMATOES 2 o✓ 2 tins for , Libby's Tomato Juice , .2 tins 15c Cooking Figs 3 lbs for 25c Dates 3 lbs, for 25c Cooking Onions 8 lbs. for 25e Jelly Powders . , , , , , , 4 for 19c Coffee 45c, 48c and 50c per lb. Ginger Snaps per 1b: 10e Jelly Beans per lb. 19c Hawes Floor Gloss , per tin—59c 59c PHONE 95 BERRIES 25c ALEX. McGAVIN We Deliver ing which was much enjoyed. 'Next Monday evening will be citizenship night and will be in charge of Miss Doreen Farquhar, The A,Y,IP.A. of St. Pauls' Angli- can Church entertained the Y,'PS,`of the Anglican Church, Seaforth, the visitors providing the program which was much enjoyed, The Welfare Youth Club ,held their regular meeting on Monday evening in charge of the missionary commit- tee. Ti'e topic eves read by tlla'nnah Murray, "Our First 'Herald to the Redman Rev, 'Janes Nisbett." The pageant and play in the Pres- byterian Church, IHensallwas large- ly attended. The pageant, Our Easter Cha':lenge" presorted by the mem- hers of the Mission Band, was en- joyed by all. The costumes were dein- ty, representing. Easter flowers. A hurt mieeionary play, entitled, "Joans Rejoinder was given by the mem- bers of Arnold Circle, characters ta- ken by Mrs. R. 'McLaren, Mn‚sHut- t,, Olive \Vurkinan, Hannah Mur- ray, Irene Deters, Sara Manson, Dor- othy 'Daters. Mr, \Vm, 'Hoskins of Mitchell is visiting with his daughter, Mrs, V. Heiden. Mrs, Thos. !Berry is visiting with relatives to \ Windsor, dsor Miss Margaret flahkirk left last week for the west to visit her mother, who has been seriously ill 'for some time. Mr. Donald 'I-Io„garth 'left 'Monday for London where he expects to se- cure a position on the railway. ,Mr. and Mrs. 'Aaron 'Wein and fa- mily of Crediton and 'Mr, and Mrs, Samuel Gottschalk of 'Seaforth were visitors .Saturday with Mr, and Mrs, Gen. Fee. There passed away at his 'home on lot 33, con, 5, Us'borme, southeast of 1Hensall, Robert Bell, aged, 74 years. I -Ie was a son of the :late Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bell of Usbonne. Since the death of his lather, Mr, Bell had farmed the homestead on Which ,he died, He had been in poor health for some time and gradually grew weak- er until he :passed away on ;Sunday evening. Besides his widow he leaves to mourn his loss, two daughters, Mrs Thos. ,Drover and Mrs, Wm, 'Brint- nell of Hibbert and two sons, John, at home and Earl in Washington, ,also one sister, Mrs. Thos, Coward of Winchelsea ea and three brothers, John of Exeter; Geo„ of Seaforth, Thos, of Centralia. The funeral, which was pri- vate, took place front his late home on Tuesday afternoon, interment at McTa.ggart's cemetery, IN MEMORIAM In 'loving'memory ilf our dear mo- ther, .Mrs. William Clarke, who pass- ed away, April 1'4th, 1032. "'Jutst away, where no shadows fall, In perfect peace awaiting all." —George Clarke and Family. IN MEMORIAM In loving memory of wife and mother, "Sometimes we cannot understand, And so the spirit grieves :But God wile lead with loving hand, The one he takes or leaves," —iRobt. Cockerline and Fancily. FOR SALE Hatching eggs from Black Minorca and White Leghorn cross. 'High .pro- ducing hens, Eggs 'AM grade. The pen is matedto an Ottawa in'ale from a strain. of 212,6 eggs in her pullet year, Eggs, per setting of 113=315c,. M. R. Smith, 'Huron St, Seaforth, Ont. 11,7, 'FOR SALE ]I good work horse for sale. Apply to Graham 'Kerr, or phone 228 r Ili, Seaforth. 1!55 FOR SALE One good work horse, dark bay, 6 years "old, sound and right. Apply to Wilfred Coleman, Phone 14 on 1133, 'Seaforth, 1115 WANTED TO RENT Grass farm: 100' acres, Jackson B1os,,;phone'5 on 11314, Seaforth. 115. WANTED 'An aged driving horse, must be .re- iiable for young collegiate girls to drive. Apply to the News .Office, 15 PROPERTY FOR SALE or RENT !House and two lots and 2% acres of land, hen house 2(2x50 wired with electric light, also large stable 20x'30. Hgnse has nine roosts, bathroom and furnace, front altcl back stair, (Hard- a 'ri floor down=stairs anclin ihal1 op- staire. Apply to Andrew Archibald Box 252, Sear' nth 'l'hote 44w, Want and For Sale Ads, 3 times, 50e UNRESERVED SALE Of Furniture and property of the estate of the late William Duggan will be offered for sale on Fite prom- ises, East William S't., near fair grounds, on Friday, (April 20th, at one Thirty, the following: 6 oak din- ing roam chairs, a dining room table, 1 china cabinet, '5 kitchen chairs, table and cupboard, (1 large. Quebec 'heater ahnost new, 11 Mahogany dresser and Stand, 2 dressers and stands and tabiles, 3 iron beds 'and springs, 1 !tall mirror, 1 'm'antle and 'bevel plate mir- ror, small mirrors, 216 -piece tea set, dishes, glassware, etc, 13 rugs, kitohen hall and stair linoieunt, 1' toilet set, 1 new steamer 'trunk, 1. trunk and chest, 1 Victor gramophone and records,. 1 Edison cabinet gramophone and re- cords, .1 lawn mower, 1. electric heat- er, small and large table, Morris and' rocking chair, 6 shovels, land caltiva tor, wire Stretcher, rake, axe, lantern, 3 'chicks, table lamp, oil 'lamps and pots, pane .and dishes, curtains and pictures, 2 new 12 ft. 2 -inch plank, 1• doz, window sash with glass, At the saute time and place the property, which is a fine six -room frame dwell- ing with six lots of fine gardening land, mill be offered for sale subject to reserve bid, Teens 10 per cent cash at time of sale, balance itt thirty days. Furniture cash, Fred W.Wigg, Auctioneer; Leonard Bolton, Execu- tor, AUCTION SALE. OF FARM STOCK (Fred W, Ahrens, Auctioneer, has received instructions from the under- signed proprietor to sell by Public Auction at Lot 7, Cott, 3, Township of Mc'ICillop, 1f4 Miles north of Dub- lin and lye utiles West, on Friday, 'K April,loh J 4 •t n t 1 3 a one o'clock sharp, sa p, the ,following: Horses -41. gelding, 12 yrs old; 1 gelding, 3 yrs, old; 1' gelding, rising 1 year, Cattle -2 cows, fresh, with calves by their sides; 1 Ayrshire cow, due en a'une; Ie cow, bred in January; 2 Dur- ham heifers, due in May; 81Durhant steers and heifers. rising 1 year old; tl Durham betll, rising 3 years old, (Hogs -11 Yorkshire sow with litter by her side; 1 Yorkshire sow, bred 6 weeks; 1 Yorkshire sow, just 'bred; 'lit chunks, weighing from 100 to 1135 li lbs; 7 pigs, just weaned, 1t Yorkshire boar, 6 months old, Poultry -About '50 good hens and pullets and 2 geese, Also 5 bus, of Timothy seed; ,1' one- furrow 'Cockshutt riding plow, nearly new; it 2-h,p, gasoline engine with jack, nearly new. Terms: cash. No reserve as prop- rietor is alloying 'to a smaller farm and is overstocked, Everything will be sold, Auctioneer's decision final itt case of all disputes. Peter Ryan, Proprietor; Joseph O'Rourke, Clerk; Fred, W. Ahrens, Auctioneer. AUCTION SALE OF FARM STOCK AND IMPLE MENTS At Lot 28, Con, 1, 'Hibbert, on :the Highway, 3 miles east of Seaforth, on I'uesday, April 17 at 1 o'clock p.m.: Cattle --11' cow due about June 5; 1 COW 4 years old due time of sale; 1 cow 6 years old, clue time of sale; I cow 4 years old, in calf; 1. cow 5 years old, in calf; 1. cow- 7 years Old; t1 Holstein cow, milking; 4 heifers, rising 2 years old; 8 steers rising 2 years old; 3 year-old calves; 2 calves 5 months. i good work horse. it sow with litter of ten; 7t young sow, due in May. 'About 30 hens; 2 geese and gander. Implements, — Massey Harris bin- der 7 ft.'mitt.hay rake, roller, Deer- ing cultivator, Keystone hay loader, Massey Harris side rake, Massey tHarnis hay tedder, Deering 13 disc seed drill; Deering 10 hoe seed drill; set iron 'harrows; disc harrow; Que- bec riding plow; gang plow; walk- ing plow; fanning mill, root -pulper, set sleighs, wagon and hay rack, gravel box, 'cutter, 'Terms—Casht, Mrs. J. 'Stapleton, Proprietress; Geo. H. Elliott, Auctioneer. AUCTION SALE OF TRUCKS AND SEDAN CAR 'Pursuant to the provisions Of ,The Mechanics' Lien Act (Ont.) there will be offered for sale by Public Auc- tion at A. W. Desn'lop's garage, N. Main Street, .Seaforth, ,Ontario, on Saturday the 211st day of 'April, 1934, at two o'clock len the afternoon, one ax cylinder ;Dodge Truck ,(11'929), one six cylinder Dodge Truck •01930) and one 4 -cylinder Dodge Sedan (;192.1) to recover the sum of *469.73 owing by Sidney Dolmage, 'Seaforth, Ontar- io, to A. W. 'Dunlop, Seaforth, 'Ontar- io, for Toric done and material' sup- plied in repairing said trucks ancl se- dan, Dated April 1111th,, 1934. Fred W. \Vigg, „Auctioneer. For :further parti- culars apply to the said A. W. Dun- lop or: John H. Best, Seaforth, Ont, POTATOES FOR SALE IDoaley's, suitable for seed, $11150• a hag. Clarence Rege'le, Lot 113, Com, 7, hrdK.illap. e7. TENDERS WANTED Tenders for the operation of the MeiKiilo'p stone crusher will be re- ceived by the undersigned for the season of 1934 until Saturday, April. 21st, at 3 p.m., at Carnegie 'Ha'll, Sea - forth. Contrector to supply power, drive belt, on, to oil crusher and to. supply crusher with materials from pit Township will supply ecaapers. Crusher speed to be from 280 to 290 revolutions par primite. Coarse mater- ial going over screen to be reground. Tenders to be by the cubic yard and to include aanount expected for mov- ing, setting and all repair 'work, Con- tractor to build roadway under chute. 'Crus'hee 'w'ill be set in 'five different pits, To average not less than .1,000 cubic yards in pit. Contractor to be- gin operations about May Nath, or.ou instructions from ,Road .Superintend- ent, to whom contractor is responsible at all tines and to run continuously until contract is completed, Tenders will also be received for. trucking crushed material from the crusher by the yard mile: Tracks to be from 415 inches to 48 inches in width and not to carry more than 1% cubic yard's, 'Contractor or contractors will be field liable for compensation and fur- nish bonds foi' $200 and 'to furnish a statement of labor, Lowest or any tender not •necessariiy accepted, Ji0!iIN 31oNA+Y, Clerk, 1;9 'Seaforth R.iR. 2, AUCTION SALE. OF DESIRABLE FARM IN McKIL'LOP TOWNSHIP The Executrices of the estate of Charles iflohibeiu, deceased, have in- structed George II, 'Elliott, Auction- eer, to offer for sale by Public Atm - Lion at the Commercial Hotel, Sea - forth Ontario on 'Saturday, April .14, 1934, at .2.30 p.m., the following farm lands:—The South half of Lot num- ber Tat (10) and the South ,half of the North .half of said Lot number Ten (1'0), in the Eleventh Concession of the Township of McKillop, in the. County of Huron, containing. Seven- ty-five acres of land more ar 'less: This is a corner lot, well fenced and drained, with a good well and windmill, The land is a rich clay loam, very fertile and well cultivated, Terms of Sale:—Tett per cent, of the purchase money to be .paid on the day of sale and the balance within three weeks thereafter, For further particulars and condi- tions of sale apply to: JOHN' H, BEST, Seaforth, Ontario Solicitor for Executrices Dated March 2l11st, 4934, 'George H. Elliott, Auctioneer, TRESPASSERS PROSECUTED !Hunting, trapping and fishing pro- hibited by owners of lots 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 and 3, concession 4, and lots !1; 2 and 3, concession 3, HMS., Tuckersmith, 16 FOR SALE Hatching eggs from high producing S.C. '\Vhite ILeghorns, Hatches run- ning 60 to 68 per cent, ]Prices reason- able \Vm Rutledge, Seaforth R.R. 2, Phone Clinton Central 616-2. 21, NIGKENZIE'S 'FEED AND CHOPPING MILL ;Special prices until April 21ist in all 'Feeds, Timothy', '•White Clover seed, also a quantity of !Oats for seed. A quantity of timothy hay. Ayrshire bull and (Jersey cow for sale or would con- sider exchange on grass cattle. Phone '25, ONE WALNUT PIANO Good as new, for sale cheap. Walk- ers' Furniture Store. FOR SALE ...Master's Chick .Feeds, and Grass Seeds of all kinds, .One buggy in first class shape. tick. E. ;Butt, 'General Mer- chant, Kippen. 'Phone 411' on 9111 Hen- sel]. 15, FARM FOR 'SA'LE Lot 10, 'Con. 4, MRS., Tucker - smith, consisting of 1100 acres, with. good buildings, frame 'house; two miles s'ou'th of Seaforth; plenty of water froth never -failing spring. Mrs. John C. Reinke, Seaforth, R.R. 4, Phone 113.3 r 31. FARM FOR SALE 11100 acres of good land situated in &Stanley Tp. 'near Village bf Bayfield. Good buildings, Lots of water. Bosh and orchard and small fruit, Priced cheap. Apply to ,yew's 'Office, Muskrats HIGHEST PRICE'S PAID. Bring your lot in. William Stone Sons Ltd, Ingersoll Stratford — Woodstock CASH SPECIALS BARB WIRE 4x6—Roll . , , 3.?5 SEPOY FLOUR per cwt. 239 McLaren's Jelly Powders SWEAT PADS each 53c cw Goodyear Tires - 30434 each 4.00 30 x 3% tubes 75c Red Rose Tea pound 49c 5 pkgs 29c Salada Tea ... ,,,,,,,, lb. 59c P, & G. Soap .10 bars 33c Fi N sematesieue GENT=A=WILE Raulyd Trip. SATO, APR, 2 (Minimum 73r. Adult, slOc Child) To TORONTO, Chatham, Sarnia, London, Woodstock, Paris, Brant- ford, Hamilton, St. Catharines, Niagara Falls and intermediate points.. Excursion tickets sold at all stations Sarnia to 'Georgetown, including all branch lines north to Goderich, Kincardine, Southampton, Wiarton, - Owen Sound, Durham, Creemore, Sarnia, Komoka, Pottersburg, Stratford Excursion tickets also sold locally BETWEEN ANY TWO STA- TIONS at which tickets sold on Sat., April 21. Also on FRIDAY, APRIL 20—from selling stations named above to Whitby, Oshawa, Bowmanville, Port Hope, Cobourg, Trenton, Belle- ville, Napanee, Kingston; Gananoque, Brockville, Prescott, .Morrisburg, Cornwall, Agincourt, Uxbridge, 'Sunderland, Cannington, Lindsay Pet- erboro, Hastings, Campbellford, Stirling, Aurora, Newmarket, Allan - dale, ColIingwood, Meaford, .•?Barrie, Orillia, Midland, Gravenhurst, Bracebridge, Huntsville and intermediate points. For fares, transit limits, train information, tickets consult nearest Ag- ent (Aske for handbill). CANADIAN NATIONAL FOR SALE Brick house,sevenrooms I with bath, modern conveniences, gond sized stable, three lots. Apply to Charles Adams, Seaforth box 486. 17. TO RENT 1100 acres, lot 24, on the 3 conces- sion, Ilibbert7 also 50 acres, lot 4, E. half in the 3rd con. Tuc'kersntith, Ap ply to. John J, Dalton, Dublin, Phone .19x9, Dublin. RED CLOVER SEED FOR SALE Government grade 22o, Ii Apply to Gordon Mc'Gavin, phone 231143, Please leave at the Commercial Hot - 115 el, 1G. T-44 poLeafDairy Pasteurized Milk &Cream now on sale at GARTER'S GROCERY Kept under electric refrigeration, The 'Cream is guaranteed to whip. LOST An envelope with "Central Ontario Bus Lines" on the outside, containing S9,65 and papers, on Main street, Sea - forth. Reward: contents of envelope are especially important to owner, WiEZIEBEENEEstangssommisimmennus Id R: er M,Fk,::.. C TER'S Cash Grocery ONE BEAUTIFUL MILK JUG (Wedgwood Chinaware) will be given, away absolutely FREE to the first 50 purchasers of a $3.00 order or more in this store on Fri. Apr. 13, or Sat., Apr. 14 (Sugar or flour 'by the 'hun'dned not included). Bellow are listed a few of our specials GINGER SNAPS 10c LB. BULK SODA BISCUITS 2 lbs. 23c FANCY BISCUITS 2 LBS. 25c OATMEAL COOKIES Sc PER DOZ Soap Specials Princess Soap Flakes Wonderful Soap Soap Flakes Palm Tree Soap Pure Castile Soap Palmolive Soap Lely's Hard Water Soap 2 pkgs. 25c 10 bars 29c 3 lbs. 23c 11 bars 25c 10 bars 25c 5c bar 5c bar Canned -Goods Peas, No, 3 Standard, very good quality '""'Peas, York No. 4, choice quality 1 can Corn, 1 can Peas, 1 can Tomatoes Libby's Sauer Kraut 2 for 25c 2 for 27c all for 29c 10c per lg. tin. Dutch Set Onion • 2 lbs. 35c Wehave a full line of Garden Seeds ..3c, 5c, & 10c packages Candy Specials I6ard Mixed Candy Jelly Beans 'Marshmallows Chocolate Bars (any kind) Midget Mellows 10c pkg. Fresh Fruits Le Vegetables.' Eggs and Choice (Dairy ,Butter,Wanted. Coupons given to build a Wedgwood China Set PHONE 42. WE DELIVER 2 lbs, 25c 19c lb. 2 pkgs '15c 6 for 25c • •ti'