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THE SEAFORTH NEWS.
HENSALL.
The regular meeting of the Young
People's League of the United Church
was 'held on Monday evening in the
basement of .the church with a good
attendance and .tete President, la'r,
(Ivan Smillie in the chair. The Scrip-
ture lesson was read by Ray Lamsioie,
Instrumental by Lorne Elder, reading
by Mildred Sanil'lie; solo, Sana Ren-
nie. Rev. Mr. Chandler of Kippen
to -as present and gave a very iuteres$-
ing address which was much enjoyed
and the meeting closed with prayer.
The Young People's Society of
Carmel Church held their regular
meeting on Monday evening with a
good attendance: The meeting open-
ed with a hymn after which Rev. Mr,
Young led in prayer. The Bible lesson
was read by Miss Olive Workman,
followed by roll call and business.
Piano solo by Miss Myrtle Thomp-
son. The programme was in charge of
Miss Blanche Mustard, The subject
for the evening was current evened,
taken by different members of tie
Society. Violin duet by Fred Dat s
and James Bengough, accompani d
on the piano by Miss Irene Deters.
The meeting closed with the benedic-
tion.
The Young People of Carmel Pres-
byterian Church will hold t'he,,r anni-
versary on Sunday, October 22nd.
Ret. B. Simpson Black, of St, And-
rew's Church, Sarnia, will be the
speaker. He will give special addresses
'to the youth and young people. Spec-
ial music will be furnished by a
young people's choir. A special invit-
ation is extended to all to attend.
Carmel Church will hold their fowl
sapper on November 9th. The supper
will be up to the usual standard. A
special programme is ,being prepared
and a good crowd is expected.
Mr. Alex, Ingram is in Detroit to
visit with his son and other friends.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J, Streitzer and
children of Beach -o -spines spent Sun-
day with relatives in town.
:Miss Alice Higgins left last week
for Woodstock where she has secured
a good position.
Mrs. John Blatchford of .Shedden
and a former resident of Hensel! is
visiting with relatives and friends.
Mr. Donald MdKaig and Herb
Hoggarth, who has spent the summer
at Beach-o4Pines, are visiting for a
few days at their homes here.
'Rev. Arthur and Mrs. ,Sinclair visit-
ed on Monday with Mr. and Mrs. W.
H. Lobb of Goderieh township.
Mrs. Lorne McNaughton of Cro-
marty, visited over the •week end at
the home of her father, Mr. W. L.
M cLaren.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hicks of
Centralia visited on Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Consitt,
Mr. Fred Berry 'has returned home
after visiting for several weeks with
relatives and friends in Windsor.
Mr, and Mrs, Stanley ,bean of St.
Marys visited over the week end with
relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. S. L. ,Peppier of Han-
over visited over the week end with
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Bonthron.
Mrs Roy Palmer and little daugh-
ter are visiting friends in Toronto.
Miss jean Bonthron of Toronto
spent the week end at the home of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs J. W. Bon-
thron.
LONDESBORO
The W.M.S. of the •United Church
held ':heir thank -offering meeting in
the basement of the church on Sunday
evening last. Mrs. Gardiner presiding.
The meeting opened by singing the
lsymnn "The Whole Wide World for
Jesus," followed by prayer by the
president, Mrs. Gardiner. The minutes
of the last meeting were then read by
the secretary, Mrs. J. P. Manning.
Mrs. Gardiner 'spoke about the great
need of assistance in the stricken
areas in the west. Mrs. A. Webster
read the .Scripture lesson. .!'Irs. C.
'(Watson gave very suitable reading and
Miss Belle Nott rendered a solo, Mrs.
Cummings of Walton, was the guest
speaker her theme being "Thanksgiv-
ing." (Her talk was very interesting and
proiitable. Mr. Wm. Lyon closed the
meeting with prayer. There was quite
a large attendance.
Mrs. A'llie Allen has returned after
spending the past three weeks with
friends at Paisley and other points.
Mr. and ,Mrs, A. Kinkle and daugh-
ter of Niagara Falls spent the week
end with the lady's parents, Mr. and
Mrs, E. Crawford. Mr, Crawford is
very ill with no improvement in 'his
condition. Mrs. AfcKnight of Auburn
has .been nursing him.
The annual district meeting of the
1V.M,S. will be held at Moncrieff on
lfond'ay, Oct. 23rd. It is hoped that
.quite a number from this branch will
be able to ante d.
ELIMVILLE
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Pybus of Chisel-
hurst visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ed,
Johns on' Friday last. Mr. Silas Johns
who has been visiting his daughter for
a few weeks returned home with
them.
Messrs Rolland 'Williams, Rich
Johns, Allen Johns, Sam Jetting and
'Ho'ward Jeffrey motored to •Owe,n
Sound on Thursday and attended the
Provincial ploughing thatch.
Mr. and Mrs, Thos, •Hodgert and
c'h•ildren from near Seaforth, Mr. and
1Mrs, Clarence Knight and family were
visitors at Mr. Bruce Coope'r's last
Sunday,
'Several frontour congregation at-
tended 'Thames Road anniversary ser-
vices last Sunday,Othere were at
:Whalen anniversary services.
(Want and .For Sale Ads, 1 week, 25c
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1933.
TOWN TOPICS
TWENTY-FIVE YEAR'S AGO
October 11907,
Patents Invention.
Noble Holland, 'Huron 'Road, dHui
lett, has been .success'fu'l in securing
patent papers 00 an invention. Three
years ago he made an incubator, built
on his own ideas, and has used it sue
cessfully every year since. This spring
be was advised to have it patented to
protect it from infringements, and
then to sell to'some `concern. He is
now in a position to sell if he gets a
suitable offer, and will likely get a
substantial sum 'of money in royalties.
Receives Advancement,
Mr. IE. H. 'Trethewey, son of Me.
W. III. Trethewey, secretary of the
waterworks department, !Stratford,
who is as been 'chief .clerk for 'Mr. L.
G. (Hupp, of the iMidhigan Central
freight department, Grand Rapids,
Mich., has removed to !Detroit, Mr.
'T•rethewey has been promoted to the
position of ,c'hie'f 'clerk for (Mr. E. H.
;Mollington, superintendent Of tele-
graph o 1 the ,same company a't that
headquarters.
Cattle Smothered
Mr. (David (Bruce of Cromarty •met
with quite a loss, His straw' stack fell
on six of his cattle and 'before they
could be extricated two of them were
smothered.
Hillsgreen.
At Clinton hospital on (Oct. 21st,
Mrs, Wm. iMuldrew passed away atter
several years of suffering. 'Mrs. Muld-
rew was a daughter of the late Alex.
McAllister, and once -taught in our
school; she was married same years
ago to Me. IRobt, ;Bosswell of ;Gorier-
ich, who predeceased her twenty years
ago. The deceased was a most amiable
,woman and her death is deeply 're-
gretted by a large circle o'f friends.
She was married five years ago tv her
now bereaved husband. She was tak-
en seriously ill at Owen Sound and
was removed to Clinton •hdap'ital. Be-
sides her sorrowing 'h•u'sliand she
leaves to mourn 'her loss 'five sisters
and two brothers.
-Miss ,Pearlie 'Cons'itt narrowly es-
caped death on !Sunday last. She was
in the yard where her Father was
hitching the horse when a number of
colts came into the yard, knocked the
little girl down and trampled 'her un-
der their feet. She was picked .up un-
conscious. Dr. Campbell was called
and found the little girl in a very crit-
ical condition but by the skilful treat-
ment of the doctor she is now able to
be around again.
McKillop.
P
There has been a lair crop all round
in McKillop this year and everyone
should be thankful to the IGnver of all
good. Wheat averaged 30 bushels to
the acre and oats, peas and 'barley
went about the same. !Potatoes are
fair, mangolds are good and apples
are immen'se,
Bethel.
The (Ladies Aid Society gave .an en-
tertainment on Tuesday evening. The
programme consisted of music by the
choir, :beautiful selections by the
!Haekwell quartette, a nice recitation
by little ,Miss Della (Harris of 'Walton
and instrumentals 'by 'Miss .Florence
Stitt, who presided at the organ. An
autograph quilt which was sold was
bought by Mrs. Morrison.
15th Anniversary.
'('Adv.) -1892-i11907. RI ant this week
celebrating the 115th anniversary of ney
advent in the jewelry 'business ,in Sea -
forth. Although, as you all know, the
beginning was on a small scale, nev-
ertheless my business .has steadily in
creased, and the past year was the
best and most successful that I have
ever had. -J. F.' Daly.
McKillop Pioneer Gone.
On Friday evening another of the
pioneer residents of McKillop town-
ship passed away in the person of ,Mr.
Alexander Barron, The deceased, who.
was 114 years of age, had been in de-
clining health 'far some time.
St. Columban.
The mail carrier at this place had
rather an exciting experience ,on Mon-
day morning while bringing the mail
from the train. He had been smoking
'and had put his pipe in his coat pock-
et, thinking no doubt :that it was
burnt out• 'Shortly after he hadreason
to think differently, as his coat was
nited and was badly 'burned 'before
noticed, ''A lady .passing 'drew :his at-
; tension to the fact that his (coat was
an fire.
Anglican Association.
At a meeting of the Anglican Young
People's Association in St. Thomas'
schoolroom the following officers and
committees were elected: President,
!committees
B. S. Peters 1st vice president,
Miss Hornby; end vice president, Mrs
L. G. VanEgmond; secretary, Mr. J.
Turner; corresponding secretary, Dr•
,Hodgins; treasurer, Miss M. Love;
organist O'fiss C, Pinkney; program
committee, Miss Foster, Mrs. Speare,
!less
R, J'ahnstone, D'r, Hodgins, A.
I\iidddemost and ID, 'Tredgitt; social
committee, 'Misses E. Cresswell, J.
McKay, ll. rPtnl.rrey, 'Mrs, itcLeod;
Messrs 1-I. 11. Jackson, H• Chettle, J.
Turner visiting committee, Mrs. 71'.
'GO 'vonlock, airs. L 1G.' VaittEginond,
Mrs. E. S. Peters, Miss C•Pinkney,
Messrs, S, Darnell, W. Arscott and J.
Turner.
STANLEY.
The. Weel.S. of 'Goshen United
Church are preparing a very interest-
ing program to be given in the church
on Friday evening,'Octoiber 20th, a't
8 o'clock, following the program,
lunch will be served. All are welcome.
Mr. and 'Mrs. W. .H Stogdfill of
!Sutton- :and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
Wright of Kenilworth spent a few
days lass( week with the ladies' anoth-
er,. Mrs, Geo, Dowson and family.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. 'Erwin of. Bay-
field visited at Mr. Robert McOlin-
chey's on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Lowden of Hans -
Non 'spent
ans-ilton'spent a few days with the latter's
mother, Mrs. Robinson Sr., last week.
Mr. ,and Mrs. Dave (Kay and family
of Clinton visited on ,Sunday with Mr.
John A, Arnasltnosig and 'family,
Mrs. ('Rev) PRoulter, of Varna is
spending a week with her brother, Mr.
John .Smith of Camlachie.
Mr. •and Mrs. Albert Archibald, also
Mr. David Archibald of St Thomas,
were the guests of Mr. and Mrs, Thos.
!Snowden on Sunday last,
Miss Edna 'Hodgson of Wilton
Grave is at present the .guest of Mrs.
IH, 'Penha!le 'of the (Bt'onson line.
Mr, and Mrs. 'Frank H'obs'on of
Yarmouth Centre was the guest of
Mr. and 'Mrs. Alf. Westlake on Sun-
day last.
Mr, Will McClinche'y of Auburn is
at present the guest of his p'aren'ts,
'Mr, and Mrs: 'Wm. M<cClinchey near
Bayfield.
NORTH McKILLOP,
Mrs, Bella Boyd and son John
spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and
Mrs. ,Leonard RLeeming.
Mr. 'Joseph 'Hackwel'1, !Edith and
Bernice, also Mrs. Pethick and Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Charles Regele,
Shirley and Pearl spent Sunday after -
coon with Mr, and Mrs, Elmer Hack -
well.
(Bethel anniversary services were
held SuntdY
n A cod attendance rasa .
g
present both morning anti night. The
(Rev. Mr. poorhouse of Brussels had
charge of the services.
Miss Vera Kistner and Mrs. John
Kisltner are visiting under the paren-
tal roof for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Regele were
visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Regele one evening last week.
Mr, and Mrs, James 'McIntosh of
Tuckersmith visited with Mr. and Mrs
John ;rozisr on Sunday.
VARNA.
A very successful fowl supper was
held in the c'omnwnity shed Thursday
evening. A good supper, a good crowd
and a good program featured the ev-
ening.
(Rev. F. G. Rickard, Rural Dean, of
Brussels, will take charge of the ser-
vice Sunday 22nd. Morning, . Trinity
Church, Bayfield; St. James', Middle-
ton, afternoon, and St. John's, Varna,
at 7 p.m. Rev. Rickard was a former
rector.
LOST
!Somewhere between John Price's,
MdKillop, and Seaforth, hopper for
seed cleaner, (Anyone finding same
please notify this office or Picone No,
6, ,Seaforth. 42
STEERS FOR SALE
Three Hereford steers, yearlings.
Apply to ISAAC MOIOiRiE, Phone
111312 r 4, Seaforth. 4121
CARD OF THANKS
Mrs. Jlames Purcell and family wish,
to express their appreciation and
heartfelt thanks to their many frien'd's
and neighbors for kindnesses shown
to them in their recent sad bereave-
ment; also for spiritual bouquets and.
to those who kindly 'loaned cars.
IN '•MEM'ORIAM
B'UIIJLIA,RD.-iIn loving memory of
}John E. Bullard, who died of wounds
in Prance on Oct. 24th, .19118, in his
ill&th year.
'Fourteen years have passed,
:Since our great sorrow 'fell,
The shock that we received that day,
We still remember well.
How his life was shed we know not;
What his :last look or thought,
Only that he did his duty-'
'Died as he bravely fought."
-Father, brothers and sisters.
Tn !ovine memory of Mrs. John
Bullard, who passed away on Oct.
115th, b903:
"God took her Home, it was His will,
But in our hearts she liveth still."
. -Husband and Fainly.
FOR SALE
Several, DweIIiDs
IN
SEAFORTH & 'EGMONDVILLE
Own your own home. This is
thetime to buy and prices
are low.
A. D. SUTHERLAND
AUCTI O'N • SALE
Mr. G. IH. Elliott has been instruct-
ed to sell by public auctions on the
premises, cornier of James aid Ann
Streets (one black west of .Scott Me-
morial Hospital, Seaforth), on Satur-
day, October 2i1's't, at 11•30 p.m., the.
f'oIIFo wing i•
2 beds, '3' .mattresses, 3 bed springs,
3:dressers,2 'washstands, 2 toilet. sets,
•1' sideboard, I. dining too'm 'table, 6
chairs, 1 kitchen' iculpb'oar:d, 11 sewing
machine, 3. writing .desk anid c'hin's ca-
binet combined, Ill sofa, settee, 4 rock-
ing •dh'ai'rs, 4 or S small tables, kitchen
'talbie, 12 clocks, '1 hall mirror, 2 large
bureaus, Il' large fancy 'lamp;. 3 small,
:lamps, it boiler, '3 tubs, 11( large milk
can, '1! •gailon coal oi'1 can, ,1 sprayer, 1
wash bench, 6 small m'a'ts, 2 .small
strips carpet, 12 bed room -carpets, pic-
tures, dishes, 1 ironing 'beard, 2 foot
Stools, 11 oil cloth for bedroom, 1 pair
curltai❑ stretchers, 1 pair . quilt,ng
frames, It carpet sweeper, Ill wash bas-
in, 2 chenille table • cloth covers, pair
chenille drapes, sofa pillows, other
things. too numerous to mention,
Terme--Kash,
'ARS. 'WM. iMeM11'OHIA'E'L, Prop-
rietress; G. H. EIJLIIOTT, Auction-
eer.
AUCTION SALE
The undersigned auction'eer has re-
ceived instructions to sell by public
auction on Lot 113, Concession *1, Hu-
ron Road Survey, Towns'hip cif Tuck-
ersmith, on Thursday, October 26t'h,
i1933, at 1.00 p.m., the following farm
s'to'ck and implements:
Horses -Three work 'horses.
Cattle -(Pour cows supposed to be
in calf; one cow freshened in Septem-
ber;' one heifer, rising three to fresh-
en in March; eight young cattle, ris-
ing tura years; three y'ou'ng calves.
Hogs -'Six chunks.
I'mplemen'ts - One Massey -Harris
binder; one Massey-IHarris mower;
one .Massey -Harris cultivator, seven-
teen -tooth; one ;Massey -Bromic ten -
foot dump rake; one McCormick side
delivery rake; one Mc'Cor sick hay
loader; one manure spreader; one
Cocksh.utt trio furrow riding plow;
one 'Wilkinson walking plow; one
scuffler; one disc 'ha•rrow; one four
section diamond 'harrow; one seed.
g
drill; one Cy clone roes -seed• sewer;
one Ankor4Ho1ih cream separator;
one hay car and fork wibh 11175 feet of
rope; slings and pulleys; top buggy
with steel tires; one cutter iwith doors,
one road cart, one land roller, one
wagon, wagon box, and sixteen foot
eliding hay rack; one fanning mill,
forks, shovels, and miscellaneous ar-
ticles. Also one set of weigh scales.
12,1000 „lbs.; two iron sugar kettles; one
lawn plower.
IHouseho!ld Effects= -11' cook .Stove,
1 coal oil stove, 1 extension table, .1
kitchen cupboard, 1' sideboard, 1
couch, 1 'White sewing machine, 1 iron,
bedstead with springs; 3 washstands;
bedroom dishes, II set of clothes irons;
coal oil lamps, 1 wire flower stand, 4
large .Brussels ring, 1 tapestry rag
9:1'12', I1 'wardrobe, iniscel•laneous
acti,dles.
Terms cash.
A. D. AIRMISTIRGNG, Prop,; G. H.
EILiIOTT, Auctioneer.
FOR :SALE
T'wen'ty purebred 'Yorks'hire pigs
for sale, six weeks old. Apply Ito
DONIAILID DIA,TJE, Phone il'70 r 22.
HOUSE FOR SALE
IFiveeroomed frame house on Centre
street, in good repair, electric light,
hard and soft water. If not sold will
be rented. Apply to JOHN IMcNiA1Y,
Seaforth, R.R. 2, Phone 1236 r 215. 44
HONEY FOR SALE
.Clover honey, slightly colored, 6c
ib. White clover honey 854c Ib. GEO.
PARKER, Chisel'hurst. 43
PIGS FOR SALE
Twenty pigs for sale, six weeks old
!October •82. JOHN NOILAN, phone
e l on 1144. 43.
COTTAGE FOR RENT
A very comfortable cottage on Tar -
vis street for rent N-ovesnber .est. Ap-
ply to MRS. T. J. HIUGIGA'RD, corner
Market and High streets.
CIDER MILL
Will run every clay after October
1St. I 'Nave ins't'alled two new cookers
and a machine for straining apples for
apple .butter; peeling not necessary.
Lot 23, concession 6. Logan. Phone,
020 r 3d, Mitchell. FRED HEN(N'IGK
RJR, 4, Ivlitchell.
FOR SALE
(Fifty White Leghorn pullets, bred.
to -lay, are, now laying. About six
months old. Apply' to JN'O. T
ELIGIEE, Kippen, or phone 134 r 31.
Friday and Saturday
CASH BARGAINS
IBEX BLANKETS 199
large size..pair.. ® `�
MEN'S WOOLEN
SOCKS 2 pairs 39 c
'MEN'S CALF OXFORDS -
Per
pair
FLANNELETTE, Heavy Stri-
ped, regularly 25c yd. 20C
Special yd.
MILADY TOILET SOAP
'3a49
Prairie Rose 'Flour.... cwt. $2.33
Sepoy Flour cwt. $2,33
Pastry Flour 24 lb. 49c
MYT Nice Rolled Wheat -
5% Ib, 23c
5 lb Wheatlets •. .... 23c
Kellogg's Pep , 2 pkgs. 2'lc
5% lb Rolled Oats 23c
Quaker Oats ........pkg. 23c
7 Cakes for 19c
W. J. FINNIG1 N
PULLETS FOR SALE
A number of choice Barred, Rock
and White Leghorn pullets for salt.
Some laying. Priced e•eaeo:nab'ie.
These pullets are RiOJP. sired by
'Government Alp:proved and .Blood -
tested stock. IAINiDIIl EIW A. MIOIORE,
isu'nnyviale Poultry IFanm, Seaforth.
Phone 0.137 r 3.
WOOD FOR SALE ,
• 'Soft maple body wood $2.50 a cord.
Also hard maple body wood $3.50 a
cord. In load lots of four cords or
more, delivered. V'I'CTOIR FALCON-
ER, Brucdfield. Phone 0719 r 12, Clin-
ton central,
FOR 'SALE
1118 .pigs, 15 weeks old, 'for sale. Apply
ALBERT ,HIAIRIRIIISOIN, ',Phone 020
r 2211', Seaforth.
FARM FOR. SALE
1100 -acre farm with good land and
good buildings, lots of water, some
bush; some wheat sowed. priced cheap
and good terms to right party. Situ-
ated in Stanleytp. near 'Bayfield. Ap-
ply to Seaforth News.
HOUSE FOR SALE OR RENT
A good frame house, stable and gar-
age and % acre land. Will sell cheap
for quick sale or exchange on farm
property. Apply to GEORGE Mc -
CALL, Londesboro. 42 Potatoes, per bag
IM'PO,RTANT NOTICE
lAu'y 'person h'av'ing a claim against'
the late F. D. Hutchison Estate,.
please present before N'ovembe'r
119133, Also kin'd'ly assist ,Hutchisan'sr
to close all book accounts owing, by'
cash or note, .by November 1'st, 11933s
to enable Executors to distribute as-
sets of late F. D. Hutchison,
JIENIN8IE B. 'FltUITlCHHIISIO'N,;
WOOD FOR SALE
A quantity Of .choice dry hardl
maple beady wo'od at $110.00 a load of
three cords. Order now as supply is
'Milked. Apply to J. E. CRICH, R,R,
3, .S•ea.forth, or phone 24=6114, Clinton
Central. If ordered by phone will pay
for call.
WOOD FOR SALE
Quantity of soft wood, $2 a cord.
Small quantity of all maple $3 a cord.
Quantity of hardwood $4 a cord. De-
livered anywhere in Seaforth, Cash
with order. Also a quantity of elm
plank, good for repairing stable's, barn,
floors, etc, T. J. RI'CHA,RJ'SON•,,
phone 1418 r 22, Seaforth.
SEAFORTH MARKETS..
Wheat, per bus . . . .. . ........... 5i7•c
Barley, per bus. 42c
Olsts, new, per bus . .
IBv'ckwheat, .per bus. ......., ... 31c
Butter, per lb ... ,,....... . DSc
Hogs, per cwt $5t1i5
Eggs, per doz. II'5c-�lc�2bc
$1,00
FROM
THURS. OCT. 19
TO
MON., OCT. 23
Week End Specials
at Carter's
Prompt Service -Low Prices -Choice Quality
SWANSDOWN CAKE FLOUR, pkg.....,, ...............299 c
CORN FLAKES, any kind . .... . . •3 F'OIR 25 c
FAVORITE COCOA, '1 lb. tin.. .... ......... .29 c
MAGIC COFFEE, per lb. pkg, 29 c
,SALADA TEA, per %-1b. pkg23c
'MACARONI for
SPAGHETTI
4 lbs.
25c
DE LUXE
' Assorted Flavors
JELLY POWDER
6 for
FANCY
BISCUITS
OR SODA
BBIRSCUITS
2 lbs.
25c 25c
-t
GOLDEN SPRAY CREAM CHEESE, -% lb. pkg.........
GILLETT'S LYE 2 FOR
PURE LARD OR SHORTENING
YORK OH'ObCE QUALITY PEAS
1 SM, PKG.
• PRINCESS
SOAP FLAKES
and 3 CAKES
PALMOLIVE
SOAP, All For
21c
DUTCH
CLEANSER
2 for 21c
CHALLENGE
CORN STARCH
9c pkg.
25c
FRESH
GINGER
SNAPS
2 leis.
23c
HEINZ, AYLMER or C. & B. SOUPS, 3 tins.... , .. .
COOKING ONIONS, 10 lbs.
SPANISH ONIONiS, 3 lbs.
•25c
25c
25c
PHONE 42
Carter's CASH
WE" DELPVER
Grocery