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THE WINGioM ADVANCE -TIMES
Thursday, Se
.27th, 1934
EYES EXAMINED
GLASSES FITTED.
R. A. REID, Leading Eyesight Specialist of Stratford•for,;16 years,
comes to Williams' Jewelry Store, Optical Department,
EACH WEDNESDAY MORNING from 9.00 until'i2:00. '' °'
Have your eyes examined by an exPert an. d be sure of satisfaction.
Glasses adjusted without charge. Quick service on all repairs.
Williams" .jewellery Store
OPTICAL DEPT., R. A. REID, REG. OPTOMETRIST.
A PAIR OF GLASSES were left at, ties (if any) held by thein duly veri-
R. E. Isard & Co.'s Store. Owner fied by statutory declaration.
please call for same. Immediately after the said sixth day
FOR SALE OR RENT --The residen- of October, 1934, the assets of the
a-
ce of the late Henry Davis, Centre said deceased will be :distributed a-
St. Newly decorated.mong the parties entitled' thereto hay-
yApply en the -; ing regard only to the claims of which
premises. it shall then have notice.
POR SALE -17 acres with Brick
House and bank barn, adjoining the
town, Apply Advance -Times.
FOR SALE—Quebec Heater, excel-
lent condition. Cheap .for quick sale.
Mrs. Robert Beattie.
FOR SALE—One Kitchen Cabinet, as
good as new. Apply Advance -Times,
FARM FOR SALE—Good 100 acre
farm, 3 miles from Wingham, large
stone house, large bank barn, all in
good state of repair. Apply Wilfred
Murchison, Wingham.
FARM FOR SALE -100 acres on the
boundary between Turnberry and
Morris, 134. mile east of Bluevale.
Buildings and farm in good shape.
Apply to Joseph Breckenridge, R.
R. 1, Bluevale.
FOR SALE -7 roomed House, and
barn, electric wired, hen house, also
5 acres pasture. Apply Edwin Lewis
Wingham.
VOTERS' LISTS 1934.
Municipality of Wingham, County of
Huron.
Notice is hereby given. that I have
complied with section 7 of the Voters'
List Act and that' I have posted up
at my office on the 7th day of Sep-
tember, 1934, the list of all persons
entitled to vote in the said munici-
pality at municipal elections and that
such list remains there for inspection.
And I hereby call upon all voters
to take immediate proceedings to
have any errors or omissions correct-
ed according to law, the last day for
appeal being the 29th day of Septem-
ber, 1934.
'`Dat.ed at Wingham this Ith day of
September, .;1934.
GALBRAITH, Town Clerk,
Wingham, Ontario.
.,: NOTICE
The Tax Sale held on September
15th, 1984 at 10 o'clock A.M. has been
adjottetied and the Adjourned Tax
Sale will be held at the Council Cham-
bers, Town Hall, Wingham on Satur-
day, the 29th day of September, 1934
at 10.30 A.M.
At the Adjourned Tax Sale, His
Worship the Mayor has been author-
ized by Council to buy in any proper-
ties upon which sufficient bids have
not been received.
W. A. Galbraith, Treasurer,
Corporation of Wingham
CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late John Thomas
Irwin wish to thank their many
friends for their kindness and expres-
sions of sympathy during their recent
sad bereavement also to those who so
kindly loaned their cars.
NOTICE, TO CREDITORS
IN the Estate of John Alexander Mac
Lean,. of the Town of Wingham in
the County of Huron, Manufacturer,
deceased.
All persons having claims against
the estate of John Alexander MacLean
deceased, who died on or about the
twelfth day of September, A.D. 1933,
are notified to send to the undersign-
ed Executor, The Toronto General
Trusts Corporation, Toronto, or to
the undersigned J. H, Crawford, its
Solicitor,- on or before the, sixth day
of October, A.D. 1984, their names and
addresses and full particulars of their•
claims, and the nature of the securi-
REDUCED:
THANKSGIVING DAY
FARES
Rotind trip between any two
points in Canada at regular
osne.way: fare 'arid' a, 'quarter.
Going Dates
from: Noon,, Friday, October i;
untilNoon, Monday, October S
1.etnzn Limit.
To leave destination, up to' midnight,
Tates4y, October 9, 1984,
rmatiod,.and; fares from your local'
agent, L. Il. *e,.I? nt» 47.
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Dated September 17th, 1934.
THE TORONTO GENERAL
TRUSTS CORPORATION,
J. H. CRAWFORD, Toronto, Ont.
Wingham, Ontario.
Solicitor for the said Executor.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Miss Adeline Forrester, Kincardine,
viisted friends in town last week.
Mrs, Wilkins and daughter of Tor-
onto, are spending a few days with
Mrs. A. Carr.
Miss Bernice Blake has entered
Western University.
Mrs. G. L. Baker spent the week-
end
eekend with friends in Toronto.
Miss Marion Casemore visited
friends in Stratford last w&ek.
Miss Grace Brackenbury of Port
Hope was a week --end visitor in town.
Mr. Neil McLean, of Toilonto, was
the guest of his parents over.;the week-
end. i •
Mrs. Mary Finley is stilll confined
to her bed and under' the ' doctoi's
care.
Mr. and Mrs. Jo'hn'Raly• and Jack
Hare spent the week -end in Mount
Forest.
Mrs. H. C. MacLean ,returned on
Saturday from a vfsit•wiihafriends in
Chicago.
Miss Alice Williamson, ;of. Kitch-
ener, spent the week -end at:her home
in town,
Mr. W. B. McCool spent a few'days
last week in Chicago attehdiit the
World's Fair.
Mr. Ronald Rae, Toronto, spent the
week -end with his parents, Mr. and f
Mrs. .DRae. .
home on Sunday after visitin
three weeks: with 'friends' ani:'
tions in Detroit,
Mr. Charles McCool and.• 1120 and
Mrs s;M
r c b1 `� rnd soli; also
101s . y e trit@ are vrsttrii,g'..
with • rs, J, Mc o61.
The following have returned to con-
tinue their studies at Western Uni-
versity,- London: Misses Kate and
Mary King, Walton eMcKibbon, W.'
McPadzean, George Allen.
Miss M. E. Carson, Mr. P. f: Bige-
Tow of Port Hope, Mr. Wilfred Big-
elow of London, and Miss Jean Ram-
say, of Paris, were week -end visitors
at the home of Mr, and Mrs, Allan
Ramsay.
Mr. John Johnston of the Soo, who
has been visiting relatives and friends
in and around Wingham, returned to
his home on Sunday accompanied by
his neice, Miss Louise Breen, who
will spend some time with him.
NEW RECORD AT
HIGH SCHOOL MEET
(Continued from Page One)
a game of basketball from the Kincar-
dine High School girls by 20-19. The
softball game between the boys of
Kincardine High School and the local
team was won by the visitors 9-4.
In the 'evening a dance was held
at the school and a very enjoyable
time was spent by the students and
their friends.
Winners of events:
Boys' Events
100 Yards, Junior: H. Posliff, J..
Lane, P. Biggs. Time 12 sec. (equals.
record). Intermediate: D. Waram, G.
Carr, R. Murray. Time 11 sec. (new
record). Senior: J. D. Preston, G.
Greig, 3, McGill. Time 10.415 sec. (new
record).
220 -Yard Dash, Junior: H. Posliff,
J. Lane, P. Biggs. Time 27 215 sec..
(equals record). Intermediate: D.
Waram, G. Carr, R. Murray. Time 25
sec. (new record). Senior: J. D. Pres-
ton, G. Greig, J. McGill, Time 24 415
sec.
440 -yard Dash, Junior: H. Posliff,
J. Lane, P. Biggs. Time 1 min, 11 215
sec. Intermediate: D. Waram, R.
Murray, R. Howson, Time 1 min., 13
sec. Senior: J. D. Preston, J. McGill,
G. Greig. Time I min, 13 sec.'
75 -yard Hurdles, Junior: H, Posliff,
J. Lane, P. Biggs. Times 12 1+•5 sec.
Intermediate: D. Waram, R, Howson,
J. Currie. Time 11 115 sec. Senior, J.
D. Preston, J. McGill, G. Greig: Time
10 215 sec. ,
880 -yards open: J. Fitzpatrick, R.
Murray, J. Currie. Time 2 min, 52 215
sec. •
One Mile, open: J. McGill, . W. P.
Pickell, E. Coutts. Time 5 min., 12
sec.
Running Broad Jump, Junior: P.
Biggs, G. Jones, C. Reid. Distance 11,
ft., 8 112 in. Intermediate: W. Pickell,'
R, Murray, R. Howson; Distance 15
t„ 6 in. Senior: J. D. Preston, J.
Campbell, J. McGill. Distance 16 ft.,
Miss Charlotte 1VIcCasliil orf5'etrelr;' 1
is visiting with Miss Nettie Casemore
for a month.
Mrs. (Rev.) G. I. Campbell of Ot-
tawa, is visiting with:her mother, Mrs.
Chas.• Barber. ' s
Mr. Ernest Nivins of Le .mington, p
spent a few days with Mr. 'and Mrs.
Harvey Nivins, L
Mrs. S. Hare and daughtfr, Eliza-
beth spent the week -end' with Mr. S. a
Hare at Guelph.
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Stand Broad Jump, Junior: J. Lane,
H. Posliff, G. Jones. Distance 7 ft., 4
n. Intermediate: R. Howson, D.
Waram, j. Led, 8 ft., 4 in. (new reord)
enior: J. Campbell, J. D. Preston, J.
ollock. Distance 8 ft., 7 314 in.
Running , High Jump: Junior: J.
ane, H. Posliff, C, Reid. 4 ft., 5 in.
Intermediate: N. Blatchford, D. War-
m, J. Gear, 4 ft., 7 in. Senior: J. Mc -
ill, C. McKay, J. Pollock. 5 ft.
8-1b. Shot-put: Junior: H. Posliff, C.
eid, G. Jones. 20 ft., 10 in.
12 -Ib. Shot-put, Interniediate: D
Waram, L. Proctor, B, Hamilton. 27
., 11 in. Senior; J. D. Preston, H.
kelding, G. Greig. 29 ft., 3 in.
Pole -Vault, Junior: C. Reid, G.
ones, 4 ft., 8 in. Intermediate; N.
latchford, 3, Lee, L. Proctor. 8 ft,
enior: T. McGill, J. Preston,' 8 ft., 11
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Mrs. J. McCool visited, fora few.
days with her daughter, Mr,. George R
Schaefer, Goderich. ;
Mr. Gordon Rintoul of St. Helens,
spent the week -end at the home of ft
Mr .and Mrs, Jas, Breen. 5
Kipp's Laxative' Herb Tablets re-
commended and; sold by ibicAvoy's j
Drug Store. Telephone 18. ' B
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Nivins, Jun- S
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for and Betty, attended the Nivins re in.
union at Lueknow on Sunday.
Mrs. A. Walker of Toronto has
been visiting with her nephew, Mr,
A. ,J. Walker and Mrs. Walker.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Crawford were
Sunday guests of the latter'a parents,
Dr. and Mrs. J. J. Brown, Woodstock.
Major G. McAtlhtxt shish Mre. 'M -
Arthur, Clinton, were, Stuiday visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. W, W. Armstrong.
Mr, and Mrs. I. X. Asselstine and
two children of Wal laeburg,are visit-
ing with Mr. and Mrs, C B. Armi-
tage.
Mrs. A Sainsbury: and:- Mrs. \lVi -
son Turner are spending a few days
with their sister, Mrs. (Dr.) G. H.
Ross.
Mrs. Alex. B. Casenigre of Chat-
ham. visited at tire" liome of her mo-
ther-in-law, _Mrs. Jerry Casemore, re-
cently. .
Miss Rachel Ford, of Rochester, N,
Y„ visited for a few days last .week
with her brother, De.'A.-T. Ford'and
Mrs. Ford.
Miss``lvliltlred Redmond returned on
Monday to Toronto University to take
a Post Graduate Course in Inglish
Literature;
Mrs, Nicholson ..o,f.Wyemirrgr-"xfStl"'
Miss rolrilso*, of Hensai), spent a part
of la, ti �-.r
st; , c'��>r,'dYatfi 112x, art'.;„yrs.
Nich
Miss'"ettie .2,. Casemore 'stat led
mIlll hill{ olommim IHRCIIIimiciliIIlI m
ISARD'S 1
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Ready.to -Wear II
II• Department
Is now complete with a II
ie Large Range of Misses'
and Women's Fall Coats Rd
ie Suits, Dresses, Blouses
and Skirts. The styles
are outstanding. The Fa-
brics
a brics and Furs are of the E
finest quality. Keen buy-
ers will appreciate our
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Exceptional Values,
l -et'
75 -yard Hurdles, . Junior: Daisy
Holmes, Margaret McMichael, Winni-
fred Smith, Intermediate: Winnifred
McNevin, Winnifred Edgar, Mary
Cruikshank. Senior:.l4 tr•ion Mitchell,
Lily Wali'er, Ida Kelly,
Egg Race, open: Winnifred McNev
in, Daisy Holmes, Edith Mundy,
Interforrn Relay Race: Form I,
Form III, Form II.
Interform Basketball Running Re-
lay: Form III, Form IV, Form V.
Interfor:n Over and Under Relay:
Form III, Form V, Form I;
Interform Chariot ,Race: Form III,'
Form IV, Form V;
Nail Race, open: Winnifred Edgar,
Marion Mitchell, Myrtle Yuill,
Basketball, game: Wingham 20, Kin
= sardine 19.
Kincardine:-- . Forwards, Adeline
Forrester, June Lea, ,Sybil Mackenzie.
Guards, Helen Cuyler, Jane Chowen,
Dorris Ellington. Subs, Lillian Bell,
Kay Irwin, Eleanor McKay.
Wingham: Fordwards, A. McMich-
ael, M. Field, B. Mundy, D. Bybhan-
an, I. McKessock. Guards, M. Mit
shell, J, Buchanan, F. Currie (jump),
d. Ross.
Referee: Miss Bell, Kincardine.
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COATS
In latest fabrics. See
Special Values at
$14.50, 16.50, 18.50,
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BIRTHS
FINLEY—In Wingham General Hos
pital, on Tuesday, Sept. 25th, to Mr
a9 and Mrs. Garfield Finley, a datigh
ter.
HAMILTON -In Wingham, on Sun
Fift P. day, September 23rd, to Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Hamilton, a daughter.
KRUPP—At the Galt Hospital, on
Sunday, September 9th, to Mr. and
Mrs. Edward L. Krupp (nee Mar
garet Lockridge), 22 Hespler Road
Galt, a son (Ronald Eward).
'JOHNSTON—In Wingham Genera
Hospital on Sunday, Sept. 23rd, t
Mr. and Mrs. Sperling Johnston, o
— Bluevale, a son.
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LOGAN—In Wingha General Hos
Sept pita' on Sunday, S pt 23rd, to Mr
and Mrs. Clayton Logan, Belgrave
a daughter (stillborn).
RICHMOND -In Wingham Genera1
Hospital, on Thursday, Sept. 20th
to Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Richmond,
Blyth, a daughter.
REID—In Wingham General Hospi-
tal, on Tuesday, Sept. 4th, to Mr.
and Mrs. Manson Reid, Lucknow,
a daughter.
ALTON—In Wingham General Hos-
pital on Thursday, August 30th, to
Mr. and Mrs. Walton Alton, Luck-
now,
uck
now, a son.
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DRESSES
Made in besti models of Silk
Crepes and Satins. See them at
$3.95, 4.95, 5.95 to 9.50
' GIRLS' COATS el
Our .Fall range includes all
.the latest latest styles and best fabrics. 6.
111 Large Fur Collars. Prices are --
$6.95, 7.95, 9.50
I Girls' Tailored Skirts
i In .all the new materials made
•A in best style of plain and fancy
pattern cloths. See aur values ii I
6 at + • �.
II $1.75 to 2.95 —
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Women's Three Piece i
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Knitted Wool Suits
In plain and fancy color ef- ei
fects. See our values at
1 $10.50, 12.50, 16.50 ;
A stylish choosing of all Wool
Pullovers and Sweaters are here
= for your selection at prices to
4 meet with your: approval.
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Be Sure to visit this De-
partment on 2nd Floor.
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Hop, Step and Jump: Junior: C.
Reid, G, Jones, P. Biggs. 28 ft., 3 in, Softball Accruacy Throw: Jr., Betty'
Intermediate: L. Proctor, R. Rae, W. Kaufmann, Loreen Hamilton, Verne
Tiffin. 82 It., 9 in. Senior: J. D. Pres- Walker,. Intermediate: Evelyn Gam -
ton, J. McGill, H. Skelding. 36 ft., ble, Laura Campbell, Ferrol Higgins:
11 in. Senior: Lily Waller, Ida Kelly, Mar
Softball game: Kincardine 9, Wing ion. Mitchell.
ham 4. Running Broad Jump, Junior: Bet -
Kincardine: Anderson c, McCul- ty Kaufmann, Jean Campbell, Winni-
lough p, Munn 1b, Urquhart 2b, fred Smith. 12 ft„' 10 in. Intermediate:
Dahmer 3b, Wall ss, Shilroth rf, Lillian Fuller, Winnifred Edgar, Irene
Mellor ;12 ft., 2 in, Senior, Doris Bu-
chanan, June Buchanan, Marion. Mit-
chell. 12 ft., 3 in.
Running High Jump, Junior: Daisy
Holmes, Winnifred Smith, Betty
Kaufmann,4 ft., 2 in. (equals record).
Intermediate: Muriel Ross, Irene Mel-
lor, Winnifred .Small. 4 ft, Senior:
Frances Currie: Ida Felly, Marion
Mitchell, 3 ft, 10 in.
Standing Broad Jump, Junior:
Merle Anderson, Daisy Holmes, Ta -
b1 McKinnon. New record 7 ft. In-
termediate: Edith Pield, Winnifred
11 cNevin, Lillian puller. 6 ft, 11 in.
Senior loris Buchanan, June Buchan -
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art'. and Marion Mitchell tied, 6 ft., 8
112 tn,
Basketball Shooting, Juniors Muriel
Lane, Rosetta Dennis, Lois Elliott.
Intermediate:- Edith • F'i,ehl, Plora'Coul-
ter, Lorraine Carter, Senior: Doris
Iluchanari, Mary Robertson, Lily Wal-
ler,
Shewfelt ef, Chowen If. Subs: Lee,
Henry.
Wingham: Craig c, Lee p, J. For-
tune 1b, H, Skelding 2b, McGill 3b,
Tiffin ss, Pollock rf, Preston cf, 'War -
art if, Sobs, Greig, Proctor, Hamil-
ton.
Umpire: Robinson, Kincardine.
Girls' Events
100 -yard Dash, Junior: Daisy Holmes,
Betty :Kaufmann, Verne Walker, 13
115 sec. (new record), Intermediate:
Muriel Ross, Isabel Habkirk, Lillian
Puller, 13 215 sec. (new record), Sen-
ior, Marion Mitchell, Doris Bitchan-
an, June Buchanan. 14 3(5 sec,
75 -yard Dash: Junior: Daisy Holm..
es, Betty Kaufmann, Winnifred Smith.
10 115 sec (new record), Intermed-
la'tt','itt'fiei Ross, Isabel :f•Iabkirk,
Mark Kelly, 10ss e (new record),
160 -yard Dash, ;Senior: Ma`rtbn'll'! '-
shell, Doris Buchanan, -I?l it v9i1 1
Deans. Tim 20 •15 see,
BLUEVALE
The Young People of the United
Church presented the play "Cranber-
ry Corners” at Clifford on Saturday
night in connection with the Fall Fair.
The players were well received by a
large crowd of people. They are en-
gaged for the Fall Fair concert at
Brussels.
Mr. and Mrs. Taylor and son, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Buck and son, Howard,.
of Toronto, were week -end visitors at
the homes of Mr. and Mrs. H. A.
Shaw and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shaw,
Morris.
Miss Florence Fowler spent Sunday
with her cousins, the Misses Criss -
well, at Seaforth.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hutchison and
Mr. and Mrs. George Donaldson, of
Toronto, spent the week -end at their
home here.
Miss Olive Scott was a Sunday vis -
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FASTS
INSTALL A BLOWER
AND CUT YOUR FUEL BILL FROM 25 TO
50 PER CENT.
Standard
Blowers $45.00
Both complete with Automatic Heat Control—
Installation Extra.
There is no method that gives greater satisfac-
tion for heatingthe home, store or any large build-
ing, than the use of a Blower. Steady controlled
heat of any temperature you desire and the cost of
fuel is cut in half in many cases.
See these New Low Priced Blowers at
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Thanksgiving Day Holiday Week -Egad Travel Bargain
From WINGHAM O®
OCTOBER 5 To CHICAGO $7,RETURN
Final Excursion to World's Fair closing October, 1934.
Reduced Rates at leading Hotels in Chicago.
OCTOBER 6 To PORT HURON FLINT DURAND
52.30 $3.65 $4,00
ROUND TRIP FARES
Tickets, Hotel Rates, Tran Information and Return Limits from Agents.
— Ask for Handbill --
CANADIAN NATIONAL
itor with ,Seeforth relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shaw have re-
turned lidme after an enjoyable visit
with their: daughters at Cherrywod
and Craighurst.
Mrs. Pinkney of Seaforth,,is spend-
ing this ,'week with Miss Florence
Fowler. ~:,"
Mr, and Mrs. Clarence Ratz and
family of ;Waterloo, spent Sunday with
Miss Isobel Kirton and John Kirton.
Mr. and Mrs. 'N. McLean, Toronto
visited last' week with Mr. and Mrs.
Geo. Thornton.
Mr. and Mrs. Wettlaufer are at
Wheatley this week, assisting their-
son,
heirson, Lloyd, to move the stock to Blyth
where he is going into general store -
business.
The Annual Field 'Day is being held:
at the school here on Thursday after-
noon.
The Special Rally Day programme-
will be observed at the morning serv-
ice in Knox Presbyterian Church ori•
Sunday.
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CANNED ,ODDS SPECIALS
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BAYSIDE BRANDS
CHOICE QUALITY
PEAS - 3 Tins 27c
CORN - 3 Tins 25c
TOMATOES, 3 lg tins 25c
PROCTOR & GAMBLE
SOAP SPECIALS
P. & G. Soap, 10 bars, . 29c
Ivory Soap Guest, 6 for 25c
Ivory Soap, med., 4 for 25c:
OKYDOL, large pkge. 19c
A REAL NICE CANDY
CARAMEL ROLL
20c lb.
DOMINO RED
PACKAGE
TEA
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a Lb.
RICHMELLO'
Fresh Ground
COFFEE
39c a Lb.
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SUPREME
BREAD FLOUR
98 Lb. Bag
$2,5.9
ALMER BRANDS.
CHOICE QUALITY
PEAS' 3
Tins 29c
CORN, 3 Tins 27c
Tomatoes, 1 large tins 27c
Aylmer Tomato Juice Sc
Aylmer Crushed Pineapple
16 oz. Tin 14c
Aylmer Asparagus Tips
12 oz. tin for . , s.19c
CHRISTIE
WEEK
SPECIALS
Asorted Creams , . 18c 1h.
Graham Wafers, 2 pkg 21c
Soda Wafers, 2 pkg.... 21e
Merry Sugar Wafers .. 27c
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