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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1940-06-28, Page 8• Exat CHEESE 191c,,Nund XPCOITOR •• RITE—For Jeans and 4ellies—Bottle • ,---;,i4ls1130•N HOUSE TEA lLIGNISON,HOUSE COFFEE . !SW Vinland a.'notbros.JELLY MILK 2 Packages • . WORK & BEANS 3 Tins IIE1NTZ BABY SOUP 3 Tins GINGER SNAPS' 2 pounds 1•ClarnINEX TISSUE each • 20c 35.c 25c 15c 25c 25c 19c 10c, 29c 25c 10c JUNKPT TABLETS 2 packages JecaREN FRF'FZE EASY package • 'TIGER. CATSUP large bottle : • CORN STA.RCH 3 pounds' PRUNESsaChetice and meaty 3 pounds, 1T—White Shoe Cleaner. at, 'COMFORT LYE 3 tins 'ELS NAPTHA SOAP 3 bars aVf'ASTER TURKEY STARTER—Owt 18c 25c 25c 15c 25c 23c $3.25 A. C. Routledge PHONE 166 Windstorm Rates Are Lower T' ISEW LOW RATES NOW IN ' EFFECT i With aCompany over 100 years 1 old. No Premium Note Required. WATSON .& REID M. A. REID - Proprietor hne-214 - Seaforth ISPECIALISTS IN ALL LINES OF INSURANCE 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 • 0 S. T. Holmes ,& Son ° 0 FUNERAL DIRECTORS- <> Main Street, Seaforth 0 Charles, Holmes' resideme, Goderich Street East. Phone 0 0 No. 308. Ambulance Service 0 Adjustable th,ospital bed for 0 ren • 0 Night calls --Phone 308 0 0 Day calls—Phoae 119 Charges moderate. 0 12-37 0 0 0 0 0 4 0'0 00 0 00 000000000000 H. C. BOX ° FUNERAL SERVICE 0 License& Embelmar 0 Ambulance Service ° 0 Hospital Bed 0 0 with adjustable rachet oper- 0 0 ated spring for rent. 0 0 Night Calls Day Calls 0 0 Phone 175 Phone 43 0 12-37 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 o 0 o o o o o o o 0 J. A. BURKE 0 1 o- Funeral Service 0 0 , . Dublin : Ont 0 0 Night or day calls: Phone 43 r 10 0 0 0 .0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3757-tf THE SECOND DIVISION • COURT County of Huron Office in. the Doininkm Bank 'Build- ing, Seaforth. Office houn3: Tues- day, Thursday and Saturday, 1.30 to 5 p.mSaturday evening. 7.30 i;).m. to 9 p.m_ E. C. CHAMBERLAIN Insurance Agencies Seaforth ANNOUNCES the purchase of .the insurance business of Hays & Mein and he addition of their companies to our previous facili- ties ertables ns to give unexcelled sa-vioe in all lines. SEAFORTH ONTARIO 1.0-07 FEE McKILLOP MUTUAL WIRE INSURANCE CO'Y. JelEAD OFFICE t— SEAFORTH, ONT. OFFICERS: , Moylan, R.R. 5, Se-aforth - Pres. KnIox, Isondesboro - Vir,e-Pres. Merton A. Reid, Seatorth - Sec.-treas. totEdroRs: Knex, Londesborlof Gorge teonhardt, Brodhaget; Jansen Con. .! 'Maly, Maeda; AteX Bro*dfo* R. I '11 2 Stattfarth: MeNander -McEWing, L�111 PrEtfilf MoGregot, R.R. abillen; 311111,03 Sholdite, Walton; tirtYklan, kit 6; •eittorth ; ititt. 4, sea, AG111111#1 R.1L 1, Ditblin; eltbrE li Samouth, thoth; 4 P. net I Yob Gode4 , • NEWS. OF THE' TOWN , Plan Ladies' Day.—Miss Mary Bell will have clierse of golf on Ladies' Day at tihe Seaforth Golf And Coun- try Club next 'Flatusday. The bridge will 'be in Omega of Mrs. J. C. Qreig,. AnnOuncement„---Msa and Mrs. John H. Scott, Seaforth. announce the en- gageMent of their youngest daugh- ter, Grace, to Mr:Reginald R. Pater- son, B.A., of Brampton:, son of Mrs. Paterson and, the late John D. Pater- son, of Rodney, the marriage to take place quietly in July. .sos Announcement—Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Love, Tucke,rssmith, ,announce the en- gagement of their daughter, Anna Elizabotth, to William Charles Dol - mage, eldest ion of Mi and Mrs. Austin Dolmage, Huliett, the mar- riage to take place .quietly on. July 6. 'Early Potatoes.—There are plenty of people in town and country who have, not beeu even able to plant pot- atoes. yet. • But Mr. Robert Sglith, Goderidh Street East, is not one of them. On Thursday of this week Mr, Smith had his, first meal of new pota- toes from! his ow -n, garden. .And they were good Ones, They were Iris.h, Cobblers, and in size would match anything that has been imported this year, while the yield is excellent Died in Saskatoon. -Mrs. - S. Boyd received a wire on Wednesday an- nouncing the sad news, of the death of her son, Mr. George Boyd, which occurred in Saskatoon that day. Mr. Boyd had been seriously -ill for some -time. The deceasedwas born in. Sea - forth and spent his early life here, but had been a resident of the West for abOtif twenty-five years.' Mr. Boyd had a host of friends here who will sincerely regret to Seas of his Geath. His mother and sister, Mrs. H. J. Gibson, reside in Seaforth, and he has another. sister, Mrs. B. Wil- liams, whose home is in: Stratford. Barbara 'Kirkman Auxiliary Meets. —The June meeting of the Barbara Kirkman Auxiliary of First Prestby, terian Church was held on, Tuesday evening. The R.oss. group' was , in charge with Mrs. W. A. Wright in the chair. The opening eXercises and the' business. part of the meeting were taken by the presildent, Miss Greta Rms. The current events, consisting. .of interesting world news, were read by Miss Roes. The Scripture lesson .was read by Mrs. W. M. Stewart and the prayers' by Miss, Ross, Mrs. W. A.. Wright and Mrs. J. A. Kerr. . The vocal sato given by Mrs. M. McKel- Me, was mach enjoyed. The topic on medical work in India was taken by Mrs. Robert Smith. ,There will be no meeting -Of the -Auxiliary • in' the month of July. • se• Nott - Ferguson.--Pirst Presbyter- ina Church was the scene of a pretty w•eddriug Saturday. at 11 o'clock, when Edith Victoria, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ferguson, Seafortth, became the bride of Thor:las Elgin Nott, son; of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Nott, of Hallett. Re'v. Hugh Jack of- ficiated. The bride was charming in a floor -length gown of. white French GardenParty — at — . St. Columba!' Church WEDNESDAY, JULY 3rd VALUABLE CASH PRIZES 1 15c Strawberry Tea ' AND Sale of Home Cooking At the ARMOURIES SATURDAY, JUNE 29 3 to 5 pan. Under the auspices, of Junior Women's Institute ° ENTIRE PROCEEDS IN AID OF RED 6ROSS REFUGEE , WORK cibeer over taffetta ands Wore her Wilothees wedding veil caught withi! orange blostsaneS. She carried a boil -1 quiet of Rase Hill reses, and wore a gold locket, the gift of the groom. The bride was attended by ber cone - in, Miss Violet Hyde. Of Hensel'. She was gowned in turquoise blue French sheer over taffetta and wore a white picture bat Her bouquet was Johan- na Hill roses and corn flowers. The groom was attended by his brother,' Harvey Nott, of London. Fol- lowing a luncheon at the bride'altome the happy couple left on a motor trip to Northern Ontario, the bride trav- elling in a rose -printed sheer with a grey coat and navy accessories. Up- on their return they will reside at Seaforth. Dies in Lethbridge.—The death oc- curred in a local hospital onr Tuesday of Montgomery Caldwell, farmer of the Warn.er district., says the Leth- bridge Herald of June 18th. He was born in Seaforth, Ont., on SepteMber 7, 1865, and had resided in South Al- berta for the Past 28 years. He had been in ill health for five months.. De- ceased was a Past Master of Verdi- gris' Lodge No. ipo A.P. & A.M.; also a member of the Workmen's Lodge of North Dakota. Mr, Caldwell is survived by his widow, Mrs. Lydia Caldwell, of Warner; one son anal six daughters: William] Roy Caldwell, of Warner; Mrs. F, W. Fraedlch of Lyn- wood, Calif.; Mrs. R. V. Rains, Mrs. R. J. Buchanan, Mrs. Paul Jones, and Mrs, Alex Marr, of Warner; Mrs. W. K. Watson of Calgary. 'Three bro- thers and one sister, Jane Caldwell, reticle in the United' States. ' • Sermon Subjects For Next Sunday. ---Union War Tine Prayer Meeting at 7,30 p.m. on Fridaysin St. Thomas' Church,. St. Thomas' Church: Rector, Rev. R. P. D. Hurford, D.D.-11 "Character"; 7 p.m., "The. Way of Salvation." Sunday School at 10 a.m. St. Mary's, Dublin --9.30 a.m., Means of Gracie." Northside United Church: Rev. H. V. Workman, Minister -10 a.m., Sun- day School; 11 a.m., "God's Way in Canada"; 7 pan., "An. Accursed Neu- trality," Thursday, 7.45 p.m., Prayer Meeting. First Presbyterian Church—Stinday Schaal at 10 a.m.; morning subject, "An Undesired But Needed Quality of Lite"; evening subject, "Our Strength and Shield."—Rev. Hugh Jack, Minis- ter. Death of William Trott..—The death occurred in Scott. Memorial Hospital here on Tuesday, June 25th, of Wil- liam Trott, Mr. Trott had only been ill for about a month, but he hadn't shfficient strength to threw off the disease from which he Suffered. He was in his 71st year, having been born in Daglan•d, Use son of Mr. an& Mns. George Trott. - Coming to Can- ada when he was 18 years old he settled in Seaforth where. he has since resided. Ahoutefortyytwo years ago he was married to Emma Wright, who prededeased him a year ago. Two Seas, Clifford and Clarence, and tme daughter, Mrs.. -William M•eKay, survive. He is also survived by one brother, George Trott, of Salem, Ore- gon, and four sisters, Mrs. John Hearne, Tillionburg; Mrs. Charles Priddle, Tillsonburg; Mrs. Frank Hamilton, and Mrs. William Goat Waterford. The funeral took place from his late home on Thurs- day to 1VIaltlandbank cemetery with Rev. H. V. Workman, officiating The pallbearers were John. •Cluff, Arnold Westcott, P. J. Dons•ey, Robert Pink- ney, A. W. 'Etintlop and. Allen Reid. . . , • Brady - Clarke.—Mies Helen Dore- thy.Clarke, daughter 'of Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Clarke,- Toronto, was mar- ried to. Dr. Paul Laurie Brady, Sea - forth, son of lAT. and Mrn. wimain 3. Brady, Toronto, in a ceremony at St, SEAFORTH MONUMENT WORKS (Formerly W. E. Chapman) Now operated by ' CUNNINGHAM & PRYDE , We invite inspection of our stock of Cemetery Memorials SEAFORTH Tuesdayss'and Saturdays, or any time by ap- pointment. See— DR. F. HARBUAN—Phone 105 Phone 41 EXETER Box150 IGIDAI THE FAVORITE IN ELECTRIC REFRIGERATION - Built by General Motors, Can- ada, and covered by five-year Warranty, Frigidaire has the ex- clusive ColdVVallFeature which cools through 'the Walls anal gives moist cold, eliminat- / ing the need of covered dishes, ,,5 because there is no drying of fOods. • Meter Miser Mechanism The Simplest Cold Making Mechanism ever built, with only two mov; Ina parts. Is easy on electIic current. For prleeta and ittfornlation see— J. W Modelarzd Phone 660-4 - Seaforth Grand Bend P4cSNOING- EVERY" NIGHT Witiis Tiepin() and His Cascade Rhyttitn Orabeatre -MIDNIGHT'. DANCE July lst =42.05 a.m. Join. the happy throng for the •,usual Saturday and Holiday ee evening dances ! Sunday Evening Band Concert — June 30th EXETER BRASS BAND , Amateur Contest MONDAY, JULY 8th Audience judges. Enter now! CASH PRIZES John's' Church, West Toronto, Satur- day evening. Pink and white peonies decorated the church and Rev. H. R. Hunt • conducted the service. Mr. Percy MacDonald played the wediding music and Miss Eileen BUckle Sang. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore the bridegroom's mother's wedding dress of deep ivory hand -made Brussels net °Vet bridal satin, the skirt -woven in one piece Without seams, extending into a train., the net embroidered with pearls. Her veil was of matching illusion net caught with a cluster of ()range blos- soms, and She carried a cascade Jean= Hill roses and white sweet peas. ,Her attendants were Miss Dor- othy Cook, Miss Margaret Puinfrey, Vancouver, cousin of the bride, and Mrs. C. Murray Brady, Weston. Theirgowns, gowns, of marquisette, were fashioned aliloe, the bridesmaids ' nymph greeneand the maid of honor in dusky mse, They' wore crownless leghlorn bats with taffeta bows and carried colonial bouquets. Mr.. C. Murray Brady was his brother's groomsman. Ushers Were Mr. Robert W. Clarke, Montreal, bride's brother, and Mr. Ottlicr S. Clarke, Hamilton. A recess, tion followed at the home* ,of the bride's parents, the bride's mother. weaning dusky pink suede lace, with legharn hat, and the •bridegroora's mother in Regina .blue crepe :and lace with black baku picture hat received. For the wedding trip to Muskoka,the bride wore a Copenhagen sheer blue WOOL eesturne. They will live in Sea - forth. • First Presbyterian W. M. S. Meets. —Tie preslident, Mrs. Thomas Govetta lock, led ie. the opening prayer at the, monthly meeting of the Senior W.M.S. held in the school room of First, Presbyterian 'Church on Tues- day afternoon with a good attendance. The Minuteswere tread by the secre- tary, Mrs. James Kerr. Encouraging reports were read by the secretaries of the different departments, Mrs. C. Aberhart repotted 19 calk; having been made in June. Mrs. R. Goven- lock and Mrs. J. M. Govenlock were appointed a visiting commAttee for,° July: The supply !secretary, Mrs. T. Bickell, reported that $27.75 had been contributed for the Indian boy's, out- fit. Seyeral letters expressing ap- preciatian of messages of sympathy sent to bereaved members in thIe.0011- geegation were read, Mrs,. Robert Eberhart conducted - the devotional part of' the program. Miss Lena Gra- ham read the Scripture letalan and, Mrs. Robert the, offered pray- er. Interesting current events were given by Mrs. Neil Gillespie. Mrs. Helen McMillan, president of the Mc- Killop branch, sent an encouraging text and Mrs. J. C. Laddlaw, a sluit-in member, a verse very appropriate to the present crisis. The hymns for the ,clay 'were chosen by Mrs. H. J. Gibson. who was, unable to be pres- ent. • A congratulatory message • was, soirt, to the pastor, Rev. Hugh Jack and Mrs. Jack from the society, on the arrival that morning Of a baby boy. Mrs. J. M. Greven:lock, accom- panied on the piano by Mrs. 3. Mc- Gregor, sang a solo. MISS H. Isabel Graham read 'a selection from the study book, "M,oving Millions" on "The Christian Church in India," and Mrs, R. Eberhart an artike on "The Ultimate Triumph of Hi.ingdorn." A helpful meeting closed, with prayer by Mrs. Neil Gillespie. LOCAL BRIEFS • Mrs. J. T. Muldirew, who has' been visiting at the homes of Mr. J. l. Scott and Mr. R. Scarilett, left Tihure- day for her home in Vancouver, B.C. .• 'qrs. F. J. Winlow, of Guelph, is the guest of her brother, Mr. T. A. G. Gordon and Mrs,. Gordon. • Mr. Bill Sno•tt and Mr. J. F. Mc- Mann left Monday s for North Bay and other Northern points, en route to -,their home in Chicago. • • Mr. John Carnochan and Mr. and Mrs: Rack and two children, of Ethel, were the Sunday, guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Willis. • Mr. and. Mrs. Harrison Morse an& little daughter, of 'Roxbury, N.Y., are guests at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ' E. C.' Case. • • Mir, Harold Free, R.C.A.F., Mon- treal," spent the week -end at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Free, • Prof. Brenton Kerr, University of Buffalo, is spending a few holidays at the home of his mother, Mrs,. Jas. Kerr. • Dr. and Mrs, P. J. Ilechely spent the week -end in Detrbit. • Mr. Donald McTavish has been supplying at the public school -this week for Misis, Hartry, who is confin- ed to her home. • Mir. W. C. Sutherland, R.O.A..P.) St. Themsta, spent the week -end at his home here. • Mrs,,T. M. McMillan was in Lon- don this, week attending the 50th anniversary of the formation of the anniversary ,of the formation of St. Joseph's HoSidail. • Mr. Leslie ilogg, of Prestos;, is . . spending the ..littlialaYst With his, par- ents, Mn and Mrs. W. E. Hogg. • Mr. and 1Viesi. I. H. Iffeedmark and two som,. Fred sod Isok, 'left NTehawnedyStaky. Itiorni oit it hollertrY • Mr. and Toirre. Firs treeirlan, of Detroit, Aro giieste ..Mr. mid Mrs.' WlfiilamPreonisia, ' • Mr. SUM. t, %viola, of 'rototito, tras 4h.WoOk,ezta 'gutat .of Mt % It: Mttriesellatikid, Stra, ,Vikeig4t1 Who bad boeti 43or tb,e, ovot. itteetke, flattened,. .1141tie • lir, IL E. *gig, -Id% of Torent.q, was, also a. &meet' --dIuriag the week. • Pte. Glen Sonaera, R.C.R., Losden, :visaed, his; mother and uncle, .Mia•U. E. Smith, over the week -end.' • Mr. Russel WOnaig, R.C.A.P.), St. Thomas, and Miss, Jeanette Wilson, of London, Were Sunday guests at the bane of 'Mr. J, A. Wilson and Mr. and, Mrs. D. H. Wilson, • Mr. and Mrs. Douglas' Beattie and two daughters, of London, were the week -end guests of Mr. John Beattie and Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Stew- art. • Miss Marion Mason, of Blyth, daughter of 'Mr, and Mrs. Harvey M•aeon, sang two delightful solos in First Church on Sunday morning last. • Mies Mary Gordon, of Toronto, and Mr. Donald Gordon, of Sarnia, are guests at the home of Mr. and Mis. T. A. G. Gordan. • Mr. Leslie Kerr, of Toronto, spent a few days this week with his mother, MrS. Saralee Kerr. • Sgt. F. E. Willis, Elgin Regiment, s,pente the'week-end with his family here. • Rev. W. J. Ecclestone and Mrs. Ecclestone, of London, were Sunday ,guests at the Rectory, Rev. Mr. Ec- clestone occupied the pulplt in St, Thomas? Church at both services on. Sunday, while the Rector, Dr. R. 'P. D. Hurford, preached in London. • Sapper Santee Barry, of Feta' wawa, spe,nt the week -end with hie family here. • • Mr. and Mrs. C. Hall and fairillY, of Taranto, were the guests this wie•ek of her'mother, Mrs. John Horan, who has just returned to her home here after spending the ,winter with Mr. and Mrs, G. Flannigan in Hamilton. • • Miss Marjorie Bickel', of Toren - to, spent the week -end at the hope ef her parents, Mr. and Mrs.. 'William • Miss Hilda Kennedy, of London, spent the week -end with her mother, Mrs. Roland Kennedy. • •-• Mr. and Mrs. Norman. McLeod and Mr. and Mrs. Allen McLeod, of Port Hum, 'were week -end guests, at the hone of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Box: • Mrs. Alexander Kennedy and Mrs. James Kennedy, of Windsor, spent the week -end with friends here. • Mrs, D. ai. Williams,. Mrs. Jas H. Eason, of, Stratford, and Mrs. H. Wiltse, •Clinton, were recent guests at the home of Mrs. S. Boyd. ' • Mr, and Mrs. W. R. Plant, of St. .Marys, were the Sunday guests, of Mr. and Mrs.' J. J. Sclater, • Mr. and Mrs. Gordan Hays and daughter, Mary Patricia, and Mise N. Desborough, of 'Detroit, spent the week -end with relatives here. " • • Mr. Alex McLellan • and • his molter, of Detroit, were. week -end guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry McIver: • Mr.' J. C. Eckert, of 'Oakville, spent Sunday with hz fatally here. • Mr. and Mr. Charles Mason, of 'Saskatoon, who were week -end guests at tire •Charters' home, Mill Road, left Tuesday for Detroit. They were ac- companied by Mrs.. Arthur Mason, who will visit Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Thompson in Lansing, Michigan. . • WS. Patten and Miss Elizabeth Carter Whipple, of Riverside, Csi,11- fornla, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Keith McLean. • Miss Joan McMaster has success- fully passed all her examittattons at Moulton College, Toronto. • • Dr. and Mrs. Paul Brady have returned. from .their honeymoans. • Mr Friel Stewart 'hassuceess- faily passed his first year at the Uni- versity of Western Ontario, London. • Mr. and Mrs. G. Wilson' Geddes, Mary, Jean and Jack, of London, spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Geddes. • Mr, W. J. Bell, of Oakville, spent the week -end at the home of his mother, Mrs. R. P. Bell. • Mass Watson has returned from Toronto. • Miss Betty Southgate left this. week to assume the position of =me at the Sitiatton Taylor Camp, Algon- quin Park. Miss Southgate filled the, same position last year. • Mr. Robert Coates, and Miss Coates, of Landon, were Wednesday guests at the home of Mr. andi Mr. William Ament Mrs. Coates, whto has, been a guest 'at the home of her bro- ther for some days, returned with them. • • Mr. and Mm, Charles Johnston (nee Miss Jean Murrearr-af WilJjama- boro, and,s-Wr. Drew Harvey of VI:wont°, are guests at the home of Miss Davidslon. • Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Thompson; have moved to the home on Ord St. which Mr. Thomps611 recently pur- chased from W. Sydney DungeY. • Mr. Ian, MacTavish, who enlisted with the R.C.A.F., has received word. to report for duty on Tuesdlay. • Mr. and Mrs. John Bachaire mov-' hug into their ntew ,ho•me witch, Mr. Bach recently purchased from the Adam: Dickson estate. . • Miss Katherine Dudley and' Mr. Kenneth Weston, of Detroit, are the guests of Miss Verna Graves. '• Corp. A. W. ',Slaters, of the' To - Regent Theatre Seaforth • NOW SHOWING . "THE COVERED TRAILER" in'Technicolor - • "THE SINGING DUDE" MON., TUES., WED. !SIDE-SPLITTING CPMEDY1 a&st51:' A COLUMBIA v,cruR2 MATINEE MONDAY, JULY 1st 3 p.m. NEXT THUS., FRI.? SAT. 'Coming — "IRENE"- rent° Scottish, returned to Toronto on Monday after spending two weeks' leave at his home here. • Mrs, 'John Muir is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Gordon Balfour, in Sudbury. • Mr. and, Mira Sintcl•alr. S. KindY, of Torootd, spent a few daysavith the ..eormer's cousin, , Mrs. Edith rpudiaer, Egniondville. • Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Westou spent the .week -end. in Buffalo. • Mrs. G. Kelly and son, of Brus- sels, and Mr. and Mrs. Gavin Smith, of Porcu.pine, were recent visitors. at the home of Mr, Robert Scarlett. • Mr& T. Swan Smith and Mr, M. A. Reid won the two ball mixed four-• some at the regular Wednesday tourn- ament at the .Golf Club on Wednes- day afternoon. • Mrs. James Stewart, of Toronto, • is the guest of Mrs. J. Flett. • Mr. Fred Ciichhas received ..a commission as -Lieutenant in the, Roy- al Canadian R•eglin.eat, London,- and' is now on duty. • • Miss Dianne Mowatt is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Cl o,ste. Extra Cash Specials Quaker Corn Flakes 2 PACKAGES 15c Swansdown Pastry Flour 7 lbs.19c .24 lbs. 59c QuakerPuffedWheat 2 PACKAGES 15c erto' FSERLJLAI ME Ss LARGE SIZE 25c Big Five Cleanser 2 TINS 9c HOLIDAY SPECIAL'S LUNCH QUEEN OLIVES -48 o.z: '29c- CRISPIE SWEET MIXED PICKLES --Large. 25C CRISFIE SWEET PICKLE RELISH—Large. 29c "KIST" GINGER ALE or GRAPE PUNCH—Quarts HEINZ PREPARED MUSTARD—Per Jar. 10c LIGHT FANCY -TUNA FISH—Per Tin 18c Strawberries Redpath Sugar are at their best 10 lbs. Buy Now CARDNO'S Grocery and Bakery, Seaforth - Phone 82 Prompt Delivery smimisomosmimmoss& Calling Young for Active Service with T e Highland Light Infantry of ana a • • C. A. S. F., Third Division RECRUITING DEPOT OPEN DAILY, 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. Sunday, 9 amt to'12 a.m. GALT' PRESTON - STRATFORD KITCHENER •