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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1922-05-05, Page 5k 1,0! MAY 5,1922. :t`ie6re Megferilk MOMPPOT Oti3't dopenL, . :. ley, year 4uabel i��t.ow,gwny,r.per cwt Oar e*ort1 per, ](, *7 4, 1:97,. 018.00 to II2c .. x.24 to 28c . $1.2o 1 60e 0.00 BRAN MARKET Toronto, May 2nd. -Beaty, Bandwicked, bushel, 66.26; Primes, 0.72 to 66,19, POULTRT Y•1LRT' Totout May Aptdoe woes., 80 3two 55 reosi P- Be e *gel foot 24 to 96e; dusk*. 26e; Wthpe,q. 4. 20o; some. sae. Lilo' podtri-eor16s ahldms, 112 t6 Me: .}eollao 17 to 208; fowl 24 W Ms; dsk- 1160. 068; Wilms. 46 to 66e; gads. 508. t. DAIRY MARKET Toronto, Mar 2od--Chess, now, large. 10 to 2Ohbat twos, 201,,4 to 11.1 trlaloY, k to 2114.. Foddertheme. largo. 17c. Old large, 26 to 26c; twins, 251/se to 561,4.; t04 - fete, 20 to 27e; BUIto ., new. 22c. Butter --Froth dairy, choice, 25 to 80e:. creamery prints, 'fresh flneet, 41 to 49e; No. to 40 41q: No. 2, 38 to 39c; cooking, 22 Merl:wine--90 to 22e. Eng• -New, laid, candled, 20 to. 01e; new laid, in cartons, 65e. LIVE STOCK MARKETS Buffalo, May 2. -Cottle -Receipt., 2,700: choice 15,10 268 lower;0then 15 to 25 cents higher; shipping steer*, 07.50 to 18.50; hnt- cher., 87.60 to 48.50; yearlings, $8 to 19.00,; heifer., 25.75 to $8; cow.. 62.50 to $6.75: hails, $3.76 to 36.501 stackers and feeder*. 0.00. to 86: /nub cows and springers, 545 W 3125.00. Cslvs---Receipt,, 2,400; 00 cents higher: 9::.00 to 210.00. Foye --/Receipt., 12,500: 26 to 40 .onla lower; heavy, 111 to 011.25; mixed, $11.25 to 311.36; yorker*, 811.35 to 111.60; light 'orkere and pigs, 311.40 to 31160; meg6.. 18 to 49.25; stag., 25 to 16.50. Sheen and lambs• Receipts, 14,000; ehee9 active; lamb, 50 cents lower; yearling., $1 lower; lamb, $6 to 315.25; yearling.. $8.00 to ;kg; ; wether, 59.50 to 010; ewe., $'2 to Hi: mixed sheep. 49 to $9.60. Montreal, May 2. -Cattle receipts, 777. There w a good nth! trade in all grade. .of butcher cattle, but the percentage of fin- ished cattle wee lower than 1001 week. The top waa- $8.60, maid for 18 steers and heifer, averaging 995 pound.; 88 cattle, principally ,t,,,0, but including a couple of •choice cows and a few heifers, averaging An all 980 pomade, brought $8.26. Heavier Meer. of poor type and not well finished brought round $7.50 to 17.75 and common. thin elver. around 86.50 to 58.75. Fet heavy town were sold for 46.50 and f.loly good n naw. of dairy type, but not fat, were„round 45.00 to $5.50. One chuice butcher bull. weighing 1,610 pound., brought 17.00; good medium weight breedy bulls were generally 46.60. Seven good strong bull. averaging 1,813 pound. brought 06. Common light stuff we. from $4.00 up. Bulk of lolognas are ground. • 46.05, Quotations: Butcher steers, good, 37.7.E to 428.50; medium, 17.26 to $7.75; common, 86.00 to $7.00; butcher heifers, choice, 37.76 to 58.50: medium, 16.72 to 37.50; common, 34 to $6.50; butcher cows, choice. 36 to 56.03; medium. 44 to $6.50; caroler, 11.50 to $2 cotter. *3 to 13.50: butcher bulls, good. 16 to 47 ; common, 84 to 35.50. Golf receipt,, 835. 'fl5e., was ;large number of dbmmon drinks. or pail -fed cal,. Ir the offering, and thse were slow sailers, ani lone moving at from 4.00 to 05.00. Common to mediumucker c ]vs, $5.00 to 16.00. and good lfrom 06.00 to 106.50. Quotations: Goon veal. 56.08 to $0.50: medium, 44.00 to 02.50. .Sheep rec ipts, 609. Market slightly weak- er. Sheep, $6.00 to 38.00 and Spring lamb 55 to $8 each, depending upon quality. Quo- tetions: Ewes, $6 to 38. Hog 00666.. • 1.370. Hoes were higher. There. were only a few good quality hogs. These were firm at 314.00. One sale was 'reported contracted for future delivery et .414.50. Rough heavy hogs sold in oar fete without grading brought $12.00 and un. Smooth heavies were $11 and up. Sows were 14.00 less than .else.. Quotations lot car weigbtel: selects, 814: heavies. $12 to 413.50: .owe, 310.00. Union Steck Yards, Toronto, May 2. --With a moderate 'receipt, trade in cattle to -day wee brisk from the start, and prices held steady with Thurdaye strong claee for most alms., with heavy ether a shade stronger. Practically everything .old even with last Monday, fully recovering last week's decline, and the offering was pretty well cleaned up by noon. Top price. for a load was 8% cents, the lot consisting of twenty.Olx head, averaging 1.190 pounds. Throe were real choke butcher cattle, sent in by Frank L. '8firer, Stouffvllle, Ont.. and sold by Dunn and Levaek to the Swift Canadian Co. One 'half load of heavies also made the 8%.t ent mark, and there were loads of heavies up to 8.20 cents, though not 00070,. and there -was no export toying. ,McDonald and Halli- nan 8014 one baby beef weighing 600 pound. whipped 'by R. Forbes, Blenheim, at 10 cents and several fn that else, made 914, cents. An odd the butcher cow sold at 71/ cents, and the bulk of choice at from 6 to seven cent. ; two real good bulls at 616 mode. and the bulk of butcher bulls offered at from 4144 to 5 cents. The. supply of killers as a whole was of gaol quality. The de- mand for stocker, and feeder exceeded the supply. Only one bunch of feeders sold, the Price being 6.20 cents, while the .Locke,. dealt in amounted to three carlopds at from illi to 6 cents. Over 600 head of feeder .cattle werereceived at the yards on through billing to Ontario points. The offering of calves was lighter than ibis days week ago, but general quality was poor. and demand slow. The extreme top of 10 1.2 centst'as paid for, two or three 7pal. only-, and tho bulk sold at from 6 to % cents. Beet sheep weld n dollar ]ower than at t he close of last week, tops making no bet- ter than 8 teals in any instance, while the hulls of choice movod at from that down to 7 cents. Yearling lambs wereeearce and sold steady at from 14 to 15 cents Per 1* 00.. choice. Spring lambs brought anything f m each, according $6.76 to 314 h, cording to the quality. The ling market we.W1 strong under a fair eupply and pricer advanced from a genrter to n half. the bulk selling at 1314 cents Per pound, fed and watered. Receipts to -day were 2,347 cattle. 2,124 wolves. and 178 sheep and Iamb. Quotations: --Choice heavy steers, $7.75 to $8.76: do. good, $7.7r, to 38.75: hatcher eteen, choice, $7.75 to 07.50; do. good. 37.00 to $7.60; do. medium, 86.50 to 37.13; do.. mhmson, $5.06 to $5,50; butcher heifer, cM.ice, 07.26 to 38.25; do. medium. $6.50 to 37.00; dry, common, 35.00 to 85.25; bah her eows. ebolce, 46.50 to $0.50: do. medium, $3.50 to 10.00; canners and utter, 01.00 to 42.00: butcher bullsgood,10.00cto 14.00; do., 0 common, 33.0010.to 14.00;.feeder, good, kers, b 48.76: do. fair, $5.60 to $6.00; stockers, good, 35.50 to 56.25: do. fair. 15.00 to $5.50; .silken. 840.00 to 340.00: springers, 350.00 to $90.00: calves, choice, $8.00 to $10.05; do. medium, 36.00 to $7.25; do., common. $4.00 to 17.00: lambs. choice, $8,00 to 110; -do, common, $8.00 t. $7,00: sheep choice, 47.00 to 89.00; do. good, 86,00 to $7.00; do„ common, 04.00 to 15.00; bogs, cod end water- ed, 313.50; do., t.a.b., 512.75; do., country pain., 312.50. NOTICE jllo have on hand a full line of 4, 6, 8, 7 cetyl 8-10.0 Cement 111e, the kind that Lob: .Rhon order from 10 to 16 -Inch tile, and a bold stook of verandah cement him*, Now 1 91 the tkne to improve the ap0eer6rwe .t your borne by the selditlon of a new eantent bleak verandah at a reasonable Price. - ` R. FROST & SON. _-,4 orifi, oat. Phone 186; BIa W- 'Deank-1. gmaforth. on May Ob, W Mr, a0ii, od-AtdpAdw= • ted i qct MrU 11t1•. M end Y , 4 � jgaa* 6th aoaam.tea 09daiek toglMbfg,,tf t16yq stir.. --Oa the 14th aoaewslaq *woe ehlp, au ADO Iltb.i 10 Mr. 1224 Blot Xd. weld Sure, • pep, V t. --iia 'Doo7oe)il1►. oil - Apr. 16th, So Mg. cell Mw. 1011) rya gluiest, deughtieri April 32nd to Mr. pd iota L. Mow, 3ora.dr of a-dgaahtor, MARRIAGES --At Vittoria Etreet Metho- t Pareonaga Ooder4i. op Apra 1960, Bar. J, g� rgor 3t. 78.. Mto daughterof Mm. E. Elliott,ootq to 618,. township. Glatt apeeran, both o! Gads rbb towuMOp- darran-.Pbnn.-In St Joseph's Church, O11o. b oa A.pril 26th, by Rap. P180.. Clair, of Teri CMdit, M.. Margaret Eu14, dauab. tar of Mr, and Mrs. Domode P1yna of Hulett to Mr. Jahn Jams Curren, td Clarkson. DEATHS 28eDermid.-In 0)04.0on, on May• 8rd, John Duncan 7ldllermip, youngest son of the ]ate Angu. M,oD.road aged 42 rams. 7 • monNs and 12 date- Preeter.-In Detroit; on -April 18th. I.ou6 T. Piaster. egad 47 years, 8 months, formerly of Dashwood Bond.�In Goderieb, on April 21st, Gertrude. beloved wife of A. E. Bond, and eldest daughter d Jams and iMa. McCracken, aged 31 yon and 6 months. Btoderlek,-At 8t. Joseph'. Hspltal, Lon- don, on April 22nd, Catherine, dearly be- loved wife of Edward Broderick. Will.. -!n Mitchell, on April 23rd, Man Ann Toogood, widow of the late W. R. Willie. aged 90 years, 6 month. and 6 days. CARD OF THANKS Mr. W. M. Stewart desires to express his thanks and appreciation to the Seaforth Lire Brigade for their prompt mad' emcient etc - •s ,n controlling the Ore at his Flour and Feed Store on 'Tuesday morning last, end that preventing a serious loss to him, IMPORTANT NOTICES B MIMING FOR SALE. --ONE BUILDING 40 x 50. It would make a good strew shed. Apply to C. G. THOMPSON, Oatmeal Mills. Seaforth, 2838-00 WANTED. --A LIMITED NUMBER OF the to [nature on Lot 20, Concession 4, McKillop- Apply to JOHN t;OVENI.00K, Egenondville. 283401 FOR SALE. --12 SUCKING PIGS, FIVE weeks old, Yorke, both sex, Apply o Lot 8, Conceion 2, Stanley. x JOHN Bn t.. HYDE. 2837-2 FOR SALE. -A FEW LOADS OF 'HAY, some timothy; balance red clover. Apply to MRS. JAMES McINTOSH, R. R. No. 8, Seaforth. 282603 re OR SALE.-- 1 GRADE HOLSTEIN COW frmhened three weeks; 1 Registered Hol- sten cow due in July; 1 Registered Holstein w due in September. Six months time elv- n to responsible parties, Apply to MR. T. COULTER. Egmondville. 2838-2 HOGS AND SHEEP FOR SALE. --FOR Sale, York $011 to farrow early in May, some pure bred Berkshires, both sex, also some Dorset ewes, some with lamb. by side. Apply to W. C. PEARCE. R. R. No. 2. Hensall. 283602 WANTED. --A LIMITED NUMBER OF Cattle to pasture on Lot 27, Concession 12, Hibbert. Plenty of Brae. and water guar- anteed. Terms realO nable. Apply to T. G. SHOLLINGLAW, R.R. No. 4, Seaforth. 2836-tf WANTED. -KEEPER AND MATRON. - Man and wife to have charge of the Huron County Home neer Clinton, end the farm in connection therewith. Application. personal preferred, to be made to the under- signed. the appointment to be made at the next meeting of the County Council which meets oh June 6th. JOHN. TORRANCE. 'In- spector, Clinton Ono Clinton. May 2nd. 1922. 2888-4 B oots,Shoes You will get good Value, Wear and Comfort if you buy your Shoes from us. ---SPECIAL--- Corn Flakes, 3 pkgs....25c Corn Starch, 3 pkgs....25c Icing Sugar, 3 lbs 25c Fence Staples, per lb. , 7c Wire Nails, per Ib 6c R. P. Calf Meal, 25 lbs. $1.15 Palmolive Soap, 12 cakes ,,,.95c This store will close Wed- nesday, May 3rd, at one o'clock sharp. W. J. FINNIGAN. Phone 72. "SAY IT WITH FLOWERS" From Geo. Stewart's Florist, Goderich, Ont. Cut Flowers always on hand. Wedding bunches and Floral designs a Specialty. Member of the Florists Telegraph Dedivery Association. Flowers dolivered to any part of Can- ada and United Staites, also principal cities in Europe. All orders delivered promptly. 2880-12 RAND TRUNKSY's DM TRAIN SERVICE TO TORONTO Daily Except Sunday Leave Goderich . 6.00 am. 2.20 p.m. Leave Clinton ... 6.25 a:m. 2.52 p.m. Leave SeaBoi'th .. 6.41 a.ln. 3.12 p.m. Leave Mitchell. 7.04 a.m. 3.42 p.m. Arrive Stratford 7.30 a.m.. 4.10 p.m. Arrive Kitchener 8.20 amt. 5.20 pmt Arrive Guelph , t 8.42 a.m. 5.50 p.m. -Arrife Toronto ..10.10 a.m. 7.40 :p.m. RETURNING Leave Toronto 6.50 a.m.; 12. 66 p.m. and 6.10 p.nl. (Parlor Cafe oar Goderich to To- ronto on morning train and Toronto to Goderick 8.10 p.nt. train. Parlor Buffet ear Stratford to To- ronto 011 afternoon train. , POPULAR STALLIONS The following popular stallions will irtatd for the improvement of stock this aeaeon, as follows: "GLEN RAE" (8868) Elnoll.d and Inspected. Porro 1. WIB stand for the improvement of kook this meson at hit. own stable, Lot 8, Con. woolen 3, Hullett. Terme.--To insure, 110, payable February Lt, 1973. Accidents at owner's risk. THOMAS M.MICHAEL, Manager. 2888x9 A CORRECTION Where we make a mistake we should try and make a correction. You have made a mistake by sowing grain in a wet Geld. Don't do It again ticue year; make • correc- tlon;'drain i1 Yo. know 1t pays, no quest - Hon about it I have plenty of tile on hand from 8 inch to 8 inch. I will Quote you at my yard or in your. When you drain, do it with Olay Tile, the the that lasts beyond a life time and you make no mistake when yob buy from WILLIAM M. SPROAT Phone ! on 136. Seaforth, 2836-t0 At Hutchison's l'AN('Y RLSCUITS 4-Speel als--4 Lennon Biscuits, 'Lemon Crisp, Honey Fruit and Iced Cookies at, per pound 200 POULTRY SUNDRIES. - Oyste hell, .Baby Chick Food, Roll Oats and Coarse Granulated Oat- meal, specially for young chicks. GARDEN SEEDS. -Good assortment of Rennie,' Steele Briggs' and Ferry's Seeds, 8 cases in all; and if we haven't what is wanted we shall be pleased to order anything needed and deliver at your mail box. FIELD SEEDS.-Martgel Seed is generally 75c to $1.00 per pound, but we have one of the best at, per pound 50e TURNIP SEED. -We have a limited quantity of one of 'the oldest and best strains grown .by one of the most reliable growers in Scotland at, per pound 50c You may pay 75c to $1.00 per pound and not get better. Good Dairy Butter and Fresh, CLEAN Eggs wanted for either Cash or Trade. Some time ago an egg dealer told me he would rather have a cracked egg than a dirty one, so please pay attention to the cleanliness of eggs. F. D. Hutchison THE CASH GROCER Phone 116. FARMS FOR SALE r,ARMS FOR BALE. - I HAVE 8054E choice farms for sale In the Townships of Ueborne and Hibbert. all well built and Improved, on may terms of payment THOMAS CAMERON, Exeter, Ont. 265841 FARM FOR SALE. -FOR SALE, LOT 5, Concession 11 and west half of Lot 5, Conceaaioo 10, !I.R.S., Tuckeeomith, con- .ining 150 acres There are on the premiss a good two story brick 110us, with elate roof, large hank barn 1000119 feet with first clan stabling, wetter in the barn, drive shed 26x36, nig house and hen house. The farmall cleared but about 20 acres of good hard- wood bu.h, principally maple. All well fenc- ed and the drained. Eight acres of fall wheat sown. 35 Detre, ready for spring crop. The farm is situated 7 miles from Seaforth and 4 miles from Hemelh one-half mile from school: rural moil and phone. Will be sold on easy terms. For further particulars ap- ply on the premise,. or oddrese R. R. No. 2, Kipper. ANGUS McKINNON. 2829-tt Te ARM FOR SAIyE.-FARM OF TWO HUN-. Bred acres ndJoining the Town of Sea- forth, awforth, conveniently nitrated to all churches, schools and Collegiate. There is acomfort- able brick cottage with a Bement kitchen: barn 100.56 with stone stabling underneath for 6 hone,. 75 head of cattle end 40 hogs with steel stanchione and water before all Mteek; litter carrier and feed carrier and two cement ilea; driving shed and plat- form sates. Watered by a rock well and windmill. The farm is well drained and In o high state of cultivation. The croD l all in the ground -choice day loam. Immedi- ate pnaseesinn. Apply to M. BEATON, 8. R 2, Seaforth, Ont. 2701-U rriFt EXECUTORS OF THE TATE ARCHl- bold McGregor offer for sale Lot 16, 6th Concession, McKillop. 100 acres of first ciram term lands. The land ixha first • state of eultivaS Mn end there are erected on the nremiaea a good frame dwel- ling house. with kitchen atteehed; frame barn 76054 with ,tone foundation. stabling underneath and cement Anon and venter throughout, driving house, pig pen to hen house, .Also about ten tiers of good hard wood bush. The property is well fenced end well drained and ronva;ant to good markets, church. and schools. For further particular. apply to MISS LILLY J. McGREGOR, on the Premises, or to R. S. HAYS, Solicitor, Bea- fortth, Ont. - --t[ FARM FOR SALE. -FOR SALE LOT 20, Cnncessinn 0, McKlliop• containing 100 arren, .11 steered except 9 acre„ of hardwood hush. There ars on this premises a bank born with stone and cement foundation, 46.82, with coment floor.; driving shed. 14180; frame ,treble. 28,02, large gravel home, 7 • y and kitchen, cement floors In cellar. Hardd soft water in kitchen; two acus of orchard. The farm le all wire fenced and tile drslned. Well at been and ale well at the bosh. Thin Is a good farm --one of the beet in M,Rlllne. It Is situated 6 mil.. from the Town of Se5fur0h and one Mil. from school end church. Remi mall and phone. WRI be mid en rett nnahle terms. FoT further partfeuloe. apply on the prem- tsi er address a. R. No. t, 8ederth. ROBERT A. 06000. 2501 -of to the t:lairyman... A R$ your alit Ig.p .,, '], should be I Rish ewe make an04844011 yloide sit aae>.l quality is your aaboale. • We will dente money loo reopeogillile farmers to tep(wee poor producer. 'sip 'ISE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE PAID-UP CAPITALa w , Si 5.000,000 RESERVE FUND 915,000,000 SEAFORTH BRANCH, J. G. Mullen, Manager. Paint Up' and Clean Up Why you should paint requires no explanation. Nature puts bark on the tree for protection. What should you put on the wood to save it from the weather? Besides the personal satisfaction of beautifying your home, your car, your barn, your implements; there is the fact that well painted articles and houses command good prices. Lowe Bros. Paint is pure, wears well, and spreads well; Lowe Bros. Vernicol Stain has a true color, light gloss, and hard finish; Lowe Bros. Floor Varnish preserves linole- um, makes work easy for the housekeeper; Lowe Bros. Auto Gloss is specially made for carriages and autos. l'AINT BRUSHES, OILS AND COLORS.I Lawn Mowers 9 -inch Wheel, 1.4 -inch cut ; four cutting knives, self sharpen- ing $9.00 Same; with hall bearing, 16 -inch cut $10.00 Garden Tools Steel Rakes 90c to $1.10 Mallable Rakes 70c Hoes Spades Lawn Rakes, 24 tooth 85c to $1.20 $1.35 $1.20 Geo. A. Sills & Sons A Big May Special, at Beattie Bros. Arrived this week, Crate Alfred Me lois ' WRITEW.ARE Note following asaortinent, also note rices; Odd Cups, 2 for ...„..;.........„.25e . Clips and Saucers ' 17c 6 inch Platen . e ....16c 7 inch Plates........17c pi8 inch Plates .... , ..1....,..„....20c Oatmeals . .. •, m15e ama Round. Potato ,Dishes . .. 20c, $tic, 40c i Bowls : -lie, 20c o Fruit Nappies, 4 for rs. ,25c Platters 25c 8& Thew are Beautiful Goods and are a Dig May Special s BEATTIE BROS. a and Ladies' Coats DRUG STORE.. FergusonCo'y Gent's Furnishings NEXT DOOR TO ABERHART'S For one week we offer any Suit Length, tailor-made, 110 restriction om,any piece, and ypur 1e. M own style. Made to your measure at...' eD J mu ODD TROUSERS These are a fine line for Summer. ' • ' w ,,$2.00, $2.35, $3.00, $4.00 $4.50 and $4.95 BOYS' SPORT SHIRTS with collar attached. Reg. $1.50and 9 foror`J5©C MEN'S FINE 0 Shirts in assorted colors $1.15,'$1.25 and $1.75 MEN'S HOSE We offer Men's Fine Silk Lisle Hose at 45c and 60c; Silk at 75c. FANCY WASH TIES White and S+ tripped. Regular 50c 1�� and 75c, at J MEN'S AND BOYS' 1 Cotton Hose, fine black fast colors, at �j C 25 I fi BOYS' GOOD HEAVY Braces at 25c Other Lines 15c BOYS' AND GIRLS' Heavy Black 1 &at 1 Ribbed Hose at JUL, A Bargain. MEN'S SUSPENDERS Good, strong Brace, new stock with 5oCi good elastic at WORK SHIRTS Best quality, at 88 cents and $1.10 Khaki Shirtsand real heavy at.. ,.1.35 ALL LINEN Collars. Regular 25c 30c. All going at 2 for52c Khaki Combination Overalls for 3825 Boys' Khaki Pants, cuff bottom, e at O BLANK CARTRIDGE PISTOLS Well moble and effective. Ap- pearance is enough to scare BURGLERS. TRAMPS, DOGS, etc. NOT DANGEROUS. Can lay around without risk or ac- cident to woman or child. Mail- ed PREPAID for $1-superioT make $1.50. blank cartridges .22 cal. shipped Express at 75c per 100. STAR MFG. & SALES CO., 821 Manhattan Ave, Brooklyn, N.Y. JAMES WATSON Main Street - Seaforth Agent for Singer Sewing Machines, and General In- surance Agent. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 S. T. HOLMES Funt'ral Director and Licensed Embalmer Undertaking Parlors in Beattie (flock, opposite The Expositor Office. Residence Goderich St., opposite Dr. Scott's. Flowers furnished on short notice. Phone Night or Day 119 O O O O n O O O A 0 0 0 0 00000000000 00000000000 0000 000000000 O W. T. BOX & CO. O Embalmer and 0 Funeral Directors O B- C. Box O Holder of Government O Diploma and License O Chargee moderate 0 Flowers furnished on short 0 notice. O Night Coils Day Calls O Phone 176 Phone 43 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O O O O 00000000000 DOMINION STORES Ltd Choice Pink Finest Canadian 5 String Salmon 2 5 C Cheese Brooms 39c 2 tins. per 'ib. .2Vc Each° Fels-Naptha Icing 1 Sani-Flush Soap15 Sugar 2 bars C 2 lbs. _ l8cIohhl_price3Oc Per tin Globe 'Royal Excelsior Special Blend Wash 57c Dates 258 Tea Boards pkgs, per l lye'. _ . -45c 017,1 Post 1 Puffed 1 Shredded Toasties Riceea25c k C per pkg. 17c!W1t 2 boxes' perpkg P P g I Shirriff's Jelly (Saturday Special' Baking Powder 25c 13 lbs. Powder 3 pkgs. best Suga91c 12 oz. tin24c I Kellogg's Corn Choice Californi Blue Rose Flakes Prunes Rice 3 pkgs 29c 2 lbs 29c 3 lbs. 25e 41i ti&rseas8,,: • ,;sir E