The Goderich Star, 1924-07-16, Page 3e
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11 Waterloo et„ 5.. Stratford Tele -
glum
t Bedford Hotel. Goderich, from
Idonday, due 28th •:at;•?.50. m, to
Tuesday, July tittle at 1 p. M.
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A, • f'rr1It't'/. ao UCKWre, notaries test.
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Me &stare -Sod door from
eteasmee street OoAarioh.
�' yPriivtaatterfflpuaadpe ue nota or Towles retell.
rinalZONA1at.. bt;air enoLMxS.. /dr.
CTION R1ING
O:�fAS\VNDItY.
ltlte Stock end General Aueik•gerr.
Death
lad
1110
_111.erlas
et Old 16skkillep Teets skip • mentheats tbs * Nialk ars' tenssar of
Settler
:maskM O the �. kv let v. a looJektemeat tithe +tib
the p
at away em the Plat.;Pere ;lel% a:gai lisesiritit.
J 4tle. la the
area y, 4b Thee Steens l6aitwei. stet
atter a kiyteriat ilberc ). ,s#aNe,i A quiet x � weddit ' was la a14iNl ti► a reel r ra4lle f
The Late Mrs. !t. a. l]sraltar, et a leasaised at the Items s et Mrs. Good- mew rrweit is ■ sageesead o Mono
Myth "
*whamGub ydsttstlrler, Asaeei lease et ltcrwstih else* ba tett iMac elm eItt
,. The death toes place oat Th*rsisy, Bell, Stas veiled in the hely, 'bonds of # >Nite�rtdstg ee orillrlMr
July 3rd, of Mrs. IG. D. Donbar, of • matrimony to Iir. Thome Gordon ie eitMtsetl ler->ri/I• y crit. lirBlyth. Elbe was born ia Blyth lathe McCartrere, formerly of Clinton. teserlartbeam
year 1286 and resided there asttii leerCsolt-Ss ys Adak omt e
inarr)age in 1801 to Kr. Rabat D. On Woiaeeday, Jab, hind a very water atter !CAM& wire
Dtmber,;of ht, Marys, whe for -scene prNty waidice took plane on the Metal tar work VW glee
year. conducted a tailorhrar bua%i " lawn of the bride's Mr, rad the "Mil*
i�tiky alien•
in Blyth. Leav1nr there they meek Km Robert Buchman, h cork*- :e44:7143.11"441100.4""ere,"110.rexcl171111eix*
ed
their bon . et IPNltsbu rs;, Teen' Wiel skin of East Weorano.h, when their ist frrq ttly IA li�;t
some years later moved to Gaituville, , melee, beearA* °at
Telteee where In the year 1D09Mr. 1abe
the wife of Mr. Stanley Cook, wen of what the Mormon is tall Y .always
&IMO
ilesr lie
Seven years sato Mrs' Mr, and Mrs. Fred Cook, elm. 6, lash
Dunbar returned to Blyth. She was ernweneeh. The ceremony was per
active in church work and as * direc- formed by Rev. P. S. Banes, Auburn,
to3 of the Blyth Agricultural Society.'
&tweets ' Readopt Celebrate. tette Plement Reaaaion •
131rthday Anniversary t A beautiful day► rnade the re -union
M. Arvid Rasa, e resident of Brun- pacntc of N. 1 school, Howick, on
stela frit' 68 yams, celebrated his Beth July 3rd, decided auccees. A good
• • pr tarn and splendid arrangement
July 6th, and all the family veers able added to the joy of meeting former
to be home for the first time in six- schoolmates and friends. Mr. T. In-
teeni years. Of a fancily of eieht ghe was an efficient chairman. Spae-
children only, one is misting'. His rhes were :rade by Mr. 'W. H. Stew» -
wife passed away in 1608. art, S. C. A. S., Dr. James Wilson,
Major-Slobeirt ' Mr. Rowlett, Mr. F. Taylor, Mr. H.
A quiet wedding took ecce at Dov Halliday and Mr. J. Darroch and in-�
p teresting letters were read from the
ercourt Prerbyterian church, Toron- followisig absent ones: ,r Taylor
birthdeys anniversary on. Saturday, of
tee on Wednesday, July 2nd, when the Memphis, Florida; J. Hartley, Ottawa
y, 1'. Lake,
marriage was solemnised of Theresa
Ada, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. L. Siebert, of Zurich, and
liam Robert Major, eldest son at Mr.
and Mese Wm. Major, Toren Af
ter the ceremony the happy uple
left for Montreal, where they in -
barked for a two months trip in E -
ope. •
The +Platte Elizabeth Maher
Elizabeth Fisher,. relict of the late
Andrew Smith, passed away,"at. the
home of heft„, brother, ._Mr. Oewald
Philter, south of Zurich,' on July ‘th,
An Ezeter Diamond Weddiag
Mr. and Mrs. William Bagshaw
Exeter, celebrated their diamond
vreddittiT inniversaryi on Dfonday af-
ternoon, July 7th. Mi: Bagshaw was
born in York'County 86 years ago and
it is 73 years since he, first :took up
residence in Exeter. Mr; Bagshaw
Was 77 .years of age 'last' month.
'ut fifty guests were present.
• Da'vis:Mack Nuptials .
a emllton •etroet. tioderlch.
Matte Mae. ever a atnd. sit elfores
_Atte dive . yoo 7wann '►rtion at CaireiY Frosbgterian•church, Exe=
Susi e: tote Wore✓♦ .n, taneed,, ter, `.on Satuiday, the'6th;of July, • at
,12:80 noon, -when .lima Agnes,
• youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
David Mack; became the bride of Mr.
Albert A. Davis, only son of Mr. and
Mrs. Willis IL Davis, of Montreal*
Que. The bride'wast given away -by
her father. Rev.. James Foote oft-
eia'ted and Miss Lena Coates played
the wedding march.
A quiet vre'dding was solemnized
ild1311,1Qt 1NLTUU`Filt* tresunanni,
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Whiles, i►erlrts, iterioolt ; oda . aatpnewtq,
$rosdhs*sn; Murray Gibson, 131�ice-
tad.�� i00i i:WderiC{a Stlnay
�Wasps t3M+aey, BsatoMA
ilers ern pay Sheer anfeeelrlMbr
Ili M. CtttYs lllbt'e, OeaeHcit. A. J. Ito1'-
a�ed'A, DayA�1 ..Bit. Clinton, or J. H.
rink .111V8VRAh1CM
Rave it attendees �o.bythe .
MEIT ttAMIf11iF N bt � �•H'87$ tiRAN6E L'p
Resile Office; Dungannon,
Mlle v+asaral asters Mist esaws&sts sauAn
. Jno. A. McKenzie, KPna±ardine,
Pres.; Berry L. Salkeld. R. R. No. 2,
Goderich, • vacs pres.; direetorx-•Tim
Griffin, .>is R. No. 7, Luelcnoty; W. P.
Reed, It. R. No. 2, Lucknow; H. L.
Salkeld, Plicae 600 r 11, .. Godarich;.
Alex. Nicholson, Lucknow; Wm, Writ-
ten; Jas. Girvin, R. R. No. 6, Gode-
rich; Wm, J. Thompson, Auburn.
THOS. STOTHERS, T. G.: ALLEN,
Treat.. Secretary.
CANADIAN NATI
Agents
'Phone f!E
Teen - Rtei ' eater
r s»
Bruce -
ernes coo. President,
ident,
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ONAL RY.
TRAIN SERVICE to x��Dlli`0
Daily il4 u
xwas# Sunday
Gee. Goderich 6.00 e,.rrx, 2:20 p.m.
er Clinton 6 2v a.m. 2.52 p.m.
Seafortir 6.41 a.aln. 3.12 p,m.
" Mitchell '7.04 a.m. $.4d'p•.m,
Art. Stratford 7.30 a.m. 4.10 p.m.
Kitchener tl h0 a.m, 5,20 p.m,
" Guelph 8.45 a m. 5.50 p.m.
" Toronto 10.10 a.m. 7.40 p.m.
diletui rung--Le:tvo Toronto 6.50 a.m.,
1•2:55 pari. and 6.10 p.m. '
Parlor Cafe car, Goderich to Tor-
onto, on morning traii'ri, and Toronto
to Goderich i3,1011:m.train-• '
Throtrsh coach ii0det'lcli to �'oronto.
F. F. LAWRENCE & SONS
IOWA Passenger .std Tickets
y
BO9li6V eros.
OODEF1IOH
* The Leadino
funeral Dirixcors
and Embalmers
.Orders carefully attended to
at all hours -night or day.
S. R. Wheeler
'aneral Director and
Embalmer-
lioderich, Ontario
All delle . profaptly attended to
day or night.
/boon Ober* NO; Maas iUw
Death of `William H. Hestia
After a long and. tedious illness
Mr. Wm, henry Restle passed away.
at his tonne in Exeter on Tuesday'
morning of last week, in his '67th•
year. Ile. was born in the township
of Usborne, where ho lived for many
years. About thirteen years °ago• he
moved to Exeter.
• :Gafford -Vincent
A quiet wedding.todk, place at De.
trait July lith, when. Miss Mary Alice
Vincent, -.eldest .daughter .of Mr; -
Mrs. L. D. Vincent, of. Exeter, be-
came the bride of Mr. Samuel D. Gaf-
ford, only son of Mr. and Mrs. S...Gaf-
ford, of San Antonia, Texas.
Tackeremith'.'Couple Celebrate •Dia=
mond Wedding
Mr. and Mrs. henry McGavin, of
Tuekersniith, Celebrated the sixtieth
Anniversary <of their wedding on Fri-
day, July 4th. The celebration con-
sisted of'a family reunion and a sur-
prise party, consisting of a large
number of friends and neighbors.
Jackson -Wagner
A. very pretty wedding was eoiem-
nized on Wednesday evening, July
2nd, at the home of Mr, and Mrs. I3.
Wagner, Riverview Faris, Hullett,
whew their eldest daughter, Cathar-
ine E., was united in marriage to Jas.
Pj. Jackson, of ' Hallett. The cere-
mony was performed beneath a rose -
trimmed arch basked with ferns, ley
Rev. W. R. Alp, of -Auburn, in .the
presence .of the immediate relatives
Of the contracting parties. •
Auto Smash Near Lucknow
While returning to Wingham from
Lucknow on Tuesday night of. last
week about -a mile east of Lucknow,
• Percy Johnston and Perry Henderson
met with a bad accident when their
auto left the read and was almost to-
tally destroyed. The boys 'were both
Considerably bruised while Johnston
was cut about the face.
'Wingham to Build ` New Reservoir,
The Wingham 'Utilities Contmiession
has let the contract fits building a
Cement reservoir of 98,000 gallons
capacity beside the present one, the r
additional reservoir being decided. on
to do away, if possible, with the ne-
cessity ter drill another well at the
present time.
Goderich Township Couple Celebrate
Golden Wedding •
On Fri:lay, July 4th, Mr. and Mrs.
Peter Cole, esteemed residents• of the -
11th concession,. Goderich township,
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Valley; Jacob Rankle Devi
N. D.; A.�p C r, fetktill, tint.;
Wm. McWhinue �inv Rime. geek
J. Findlater, Tago, Sask.; Mrs.. Me -
Laughlin, Winnipeg; John Bell, 040o.
ma, Wash.; J. Inglis, Toronto; Robert
Wallace; Wm. Pomeroy, Revertant,
Sask.; W. H. Rowlett; Galahad, Alta.;
Mrs.J. Ffhdlay,, London, Ont.; Mrs.
Seamen, North Dakota; Petr&:eras;
Hell, Mise Percilla Gowdy,, of W ng-
ha were very active Workers.
60th Anniversary of Blyth Lodge -
A.,1F. i A. M. ...
-The b ngnet given by the officers and
members f Blyth Lodge No. a 108. A. F.
at A. K. i Memorial 'Hell on Frhlev
night, Ju'y h,tu commemoration of th
.0th anal ry of the institution of
Maeonle Lode in Blyth,. was quite an
enjoyable arraNuerous tsbi'ee,
laden with a. bountemous supply of good
things,' .had been . Idly arranged by
members of B1yt . Branch of Ili
Wpmen'e • Inetituu under whose
splended direction t a banquets had
been prepared. end *bent S e6: o'clock
upwards of an hundred end thirty
Maeone *tfd :,their ladieeee took their
•plaetsei'at ,the tablet ....The. essetnbtere,
conaletedot: tnetnbers of tbe draft trent'
Smith's Hill Lodge, , Ooderich. Londea-
boro and Bruesele. There w
s aim
preiken Masons from Toronto, New
York *eel Michigan. After tho�ceplio w ict mete yuanisa had Veen dime,
l_
Rt. Wor. lira. J ` B. Tierney, as chair-
man, announced a abort program, con -
slating of addressee. instrumental and
vocal music, and readings. among;
which was an address by Bt. Wor. Bro. -
Wilton. of Bruseeks, D.D. O. )1.. for this
Demonic District. Of those who con-
nresed the initial ofncooee ot. Blyth
Lodges, and to whose efteues at that
time the lodge owes its advents all have
passed on: But one member who be-
came aitlialed fifty years ago. now re.
mein' a Member of tbe lodge. To Wor.
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13ro. J. G. k:migh belongs this bonotfl
Quite an interesting coincidence Is, that -
be'ides Wor. Bro. E10l0h, two members
of bronzing Star Lodge, • who were
i$ -u enb at the inception of Biy111 Lodge,
60 years ago, took pert in the program
on. Friday `night• by quoting. reminie-
ceneen of their -!list visit to the lodger
These were Wor, Broe, Varcoo arse
Willson,. These brethren, notwitbetand-
ing their eilcano'd;el e, are as enthusise-
tic as would have beeu possible TIO years
ago. Had their presence on this occasion
W'+„ •Olelight. indeed. .
Popular Entertainer
to Delight Audience
'at the 'Chautauqua
Virginia Slade, clever character im-
personator and play reader, who will
appear at the confine Dominion ,Cben-
tauque, hes achieved - a splendid r*c-
ord es an entertainer in the Lyceum
and Chautauqua field. '
She will give her}; a popular newel-
liable to Pr*ddiee heaves.
Home Tian*ars *Seated wit&
heaves us -milli keep the ' eaitrlla
delated or wide open, seri have a isu -
rted. who -sang breathing mega.
Pealed' by a double tittles or pdh.p-
iag of the flaake watch beoosnat
1ntensitled and mere .notieerble by
exertion. The ,peculiar •heavin et
tbe flanks oruoep a. ridge to ap
along the lower end of the dila, *bleb
is known as the "hence' line. AA -
other symptom is the timeline, of a
chronic cough, which, is more pro-
nounced atter feeding or drinking.
Broken -winded home keep the anus
relaxed and pails rnuoh , talus, or
wind, at times. •
Treatment.
The easentlal feetuie in the, treat,.
,neat of heaves is to alleviate the con-
dition by careful dieting. By reduc-
ing the amount or hay or roughage,
and feeding chiefly oe grain and
mashes and regulating the supply of
water to the minimum, many badly.
broken -winded horseit may be enabled
to do erdinar7 -work. Dusty haw of
any kind. 'Mould not be fed'tosbroken-
winded homes, as it will aggrawtte:•
the symptoms, and to obviate euch'
tendencies the bey should be damp-
ened. The • bowels should be' kept
regulated by. -feeding bran marshes.
:to which may be added a handled of
gtauber" .site, pr flax seed" meai
Heaves is usually benefited also by
giving from one to two tablespoons of
Fowler's Solution, ot Arsenic. in the
food, or drinking water each morn-
ing and evening or a period ot•two
Weeks from time to time. In bge,tig
tameo. broken -winded bootee beeotpd
more serviceable` when moved from
a dams, muggy climate to s► dry one,
-Department et Exteneiof. O. A.
.Collegeri Guelph.
TAP;. WORMS.
a ;•
. Mowto Deal With There Pmts Whoa
•Attewhins Hot'....--•
Renee s are tzegueatly welt • thsit.
give little response- to .11berel feeding
are
asd c eco!1 nKurtt
dna
to 'the pre$ of intestinal
pare-
atm'. a point often overlooked in ` resat
caret ot 'animals.
Two Species of Tape Woraus..
'Variable appetite, unthrifty and
Door - condition, indigestion with
periodic attacks of colle. are the Own -
mixt indications of the presence of
Cestedes:' or tape worms. 'Two epeetes
of "tap warm infeist the tdtestines at
the - horse; one, the Tonle . Plieatr,
renree 'trot sir inches to thirty
inchea 1 , length; the. other, TentsPerfoliata,` li trout one to two inches
long. n Bona bare comparatively
targe, Cour-gilded beach* in which are
fashioned lour round Cup -shaped•
suckers. Their • .bodies consist of a
nutnher at overlapping segments, The
tape worm segment, or joint, is e
complete reproduettve orritrrlsattoa.
When ripe, detached .ant expelled
with the :.contents of the bowels it can
. be described as a emelt rectangular
body containing eggs. Atter break-
ing away the eggs may be drifted or
carried from 'piece 'to place ;by various
agents. Many perish, but it few are
able to continue the specie* by being
taken -up in food or water by other
animal,,, in the intestines of -which,
they go through their lite cycle and
provide for the carrying on of the
next generation:
Preventive Measures Suggested
Preventive measures . consist-- Ins
providing clean fodder and water;
the avoidance of low, damp pasture
land and ponds contaminated by the
droppings of horses. If tape worm Is,
suspected and no qualified Veterinary
is ayailable to administer treatment,
the following dosage can be given:,
creolln, one-half owner; oil of turpen- -
teneous program consisting o ' a num-_ _- - - _ _ ,
ber ot short readings,, snitcuttings
from 'several well-known playa,
• ifIss Slade la .possessed of an In- •
nate,ebllity to portray different char-
VIRGINIA SLADE •e•
• &eters realistically, and shi effects a
Wtrarstttost from ane ebaracter to Re-:,
Other With a teak that is pleasingly
Wan
N artistic.
Her play characters, as ease pre-'
matt them, are to *stand that atsdt-
• mem caa a stly visualise the mare'"
group et cbaraetera.. The ability to int- I
personate efteetivsdy le the test of this
reel ert1e which Mee Slade 1s, Ix stye'
cry seines of„ the word. +r
Her midland' to thll .Clarinettist
j iters wilt be greatly. enjoyed.
.1
1ttas.,Id oil o e half
iptt; to es, and raw
be given ut
ort* de*.,ilit a drehch, on an empty
aseseaelt. The treatment may be re»
pestbed ea tattervals of .several day',
if n.eensrr. Clean fodder and clean
drtaletog water are highly important
Na keeptd,aastg lire stock healthy and free
i' tateatinal parasites. Drinking.
robs althy. *hallow pouts or ponds in
*Welt hogs wallow and cattle and
horses wade is responalble for coneid-
.r*bls trouble, and this trouble. does
isot ssetaliy show op until tato winter
or emir *Prink. A cement *eater
trsttilk, rtsll supplied•with clean. coal
renter. le .tit* beet insurance against
tap* trona lit horses. --L. Stevenson.
pert. of • Entension, O. A. College,
Guelph. -
SCHOOL FAIR DATES FOR 1924
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September 8th.
AshlNeid,
St. Helens, September 9th.
Bluevale, September 10th. - -
WWroxet.r; September lith.
Gerrie, September 12th.
Clinton, September 15th.
Zurich, Se itember 16th.
Varna, September 17th.
Dashwood, September 18th':
Grand Bend, Sepbsnaber 19th.
Porter's Hill,.#tptember: 20th.
Colborne, September 22nd.
Betgr'ave, September 23rd, -
Ethel, Septea bet 24th
Birth, S.pt.tnbef 26th and 26th.
Winghaan,Se ber 29th sad 3 -0th.
Tfessaij, detour est.
Credifon,:Ocdober 2nd.
Wineheleea, October 3rd.
It Bide P in Bednar►. --When neur-
algia racks the niteves. or lumbago
cripp1te the back Is this time to teat
the virtues of Dr. Thomas' Eclectric
Oil. Well rubbed In it will still the
pain and produce a sensation of ease
and rest. A telae of it will establish
- A4.�.,,.s1''
IVENS
Panama;llats
reg. $3.5i for
$1.75
3 &Ween Men's
Panama flats,
tondo in -two
sty les with
Mack bands.'
Sizes et to *.
while
they
�last
t
,i
r
Cis Straw Hats
fano' bre"'
naturelahades.
Sixes 61 to if
M. BINS
T000ESICHHE SQUARE
At ' : ,:. I Prim R
Beautiful styles in Voiles, Crepes, Reines
and Linens, from the simplest elects to the
more or Inness elaborately trimmed itt Laces,
outbroideries, summery colors sad dainty
shades.
5.1. Prins $1.911, 13.11, 14.50 and $4.50
COTTON BROADCLOTH
In white and sand, selling special et -
HOSIERY
•
Altuost half price for silk stockings is a
V . value women cannot afford to paha. ' in
nude, fawn, suede, atmosphere,black, navy
brown. Specially priced from Woo $2,50,,
MILLINERY,
Clearing
-
ClearingSmart Hats --.-....,.$2. 0 to *SAO
Trimmed Hats and Ready - to -Wears. .
KOYA1LAD1ESREADY.TO*EAR
COMPANY
East Side,,Squstr. -' GODERICH
THE BIG 12TH BALL GAME
Well boys, how about our old
friend, Little Jon? He kind of made
the famous - Lucan Irish Nine - look
sick On Saturday with a 6.4 win. He
whilkledthe hard ones just as easy as
the easy ones and our old friends,
Westnian O'Neil and Co. came to the
conclusion they were out of their
group and- up .where they play real
balllong before the game was over
and, 'on;y, for a bad first innings for
the -locals, it would have been about
5-0 we think.. Little Joe may not be.
big, but he las a big --worker and think-
er in the old "game, The boys all
played well and, anyone will admit it
was a go* game to watch, bringing
HOLIDA
IN JASPER,
NA'!'IONALPARK
This flltrunere spend your vaca-
tion at jasper National Park.
Motor, Hike, Cling: or Climb,
Golf, Tennis,. Dance or fest
"amid the gorgeous grandeur of
the Sauadiart Rockies.
Jasper Park Lodge (under man-
agement of Canadierti Notional
1Raitwaysi provides every cont-
fort for 350- guests. Rates as
tow as $6.00 per day Ansericon
TRiANOLE TOUR
hour journey to the West would
net be complete Without enjoy.
Mite Jneompereble Triangle
Through the valley ot
the Skeen. to Prince Rupert
down ' the coast by boat to
Vancouver card back along the
Fraser sad Thanpsost to reaper
National Perk. riffs se on.
sheaved y one of Ma meat
*cook Trpa in the World.
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Ark tut, Alone et ti,. Caw.
doom stat,awt rt.dw* t.Or
loterseamee **A br rr at
LOW TOURIt'1' PARES
Noir tit EFFECT.
.4
T M be "".
H.'t. Dunlop
Suniet Hotel
S. C. Wilson
A. E. Colborne •
back old trot's when Zurich and Gods••
rich fought to 1-0,,.2.1, and 3-2 seores.
Them were the goad old days, but it's
earning back, boys. Jtiak a tittle %op -
port from the people and wail let.
•there; get away from thinking we
should have an M. 0..team. It iaa't
the town :or the team's 'fault that
stronger op ,tion cannot be seem..
ed, but.hel kern out for the pretest
wind *ties a mill have some stronger •
stuff, pori( ibly Sarnia, London Orionis
or some of those, so let's .go, boy's,
and help the gang to stay in there,.
Little Joe, Ding and old"Rule or Das
can produde the a'aame dope. again
any time. Let's go.
Your! truly, A FAN.
Chocolate Bars
are so good
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1 addition, but wonderful sit subtraction We never look around
tr• see what we can add to prices. On the contrary, out comes
the sharp pencil and we subtract a penny here and a penny
- there -down, down, down---nr-ter-- np. Result• -big • values,
lower price Look these over.
1 SHIRRIPS
ally Powders
3 'pkgs for 25c 1 Ib. Tin 3Pc
Special Blend ffee per lb. 39c
Fig Bars CERTO only -
23c n per pound 33C per bottle
- THIS - EIS. ONLY
RICIIMIsLLO
TEA, lb.
PATRICIA TOILET' a,
- SOAP, 5 bars - _ et
BON AMI (Cake
or Powder;, 2 for .25C
KIPPER SNACKS 25c
4 for -- -
BItiUNSWICK
SARDINES, 4 for _'s C
TODIIUNTER'S
CHOCOLATE�n
NIBS, 131. - - -39C
- CLARK'S POLI{ aid
BEANS, No. 2 . lit
.CLARK'S pon and .2AC
BEANS, No. 33
CLARK'S POTTED e3C
MEATS, 3 for -
R CIHMELLO
C' F I EE (Save thee'
Col one), 1 11. -6�C .
RICH ELLO •
.75c
COFupon. lE (Save the .33c
Co�y lb. � .GI
CrTEGOODTBRl. •T 1.75
s
FRY'S, 11AKER'S
or COWAN'S -9,1c
COCOA, t= ib. G"�
1IO?MDI:. TOMATO. s�
KETCHUP Quart -2 C
IIOMADE TOMATO 1
KETCHUP, Pint -
XEI.LOGG'S CORN 4) -C
FLAKES, 3 for -
-LI
POST'S ' -1'1
1U AN * r r
PUFFED- 29c
WHEAT, 2 for- -
PUPPET -35c
RICE, 2 for - •
ROMAN -33C
MEAL . . r
1'.!ACARONI and e'�
GPAGIiET"I'I, C
2 -lb. 'pkts., 2 for . .G.7
MAYFIELD BRAND
BACON. Machine 2*C
Sliced, lb. -
I;ITLGOOD 90c & 1.60
NEW
lb.
CARNATION ST. CHARLES MILK,
16 oz., 2 for
CARNATION or
Baby size, 3 for
e°•- • • • 0 001
T. CHARLES bt1Lt,
EAGLE BRAND CO-pENSED MILK .i
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25c
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