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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Star, 1929-02-21, Page 311CRSijA , F'ti3, 2t.,•:: ie.•.:.+ THE OODRRICL STAR Fond Timm" We itinrfel for News Nuggets . hb000� Constipation u05:14 T,ehta:n?, Qn:3n tsi , Picked From Our Exchanges ` with axe fe Nl .s seer 'ince I sees t me res, ee l I av fried this eati.;e13 • of medleisc, Vat mitt' very little °fleet° rile aaisb fa year Alrsauto 1 elm esirea ewe Il+llllnirin' naafi relieved others erten ettetleatien sig 3 de.ided to ger deem a trial. in got a few vials anti thy t'lk ins a 'scoria. oe good; 1 have not been con- - stipetet ever since. 1 began taking • them, and I ran now say 1. feel fine • again. I t •Pries 211e. a vitt/ at all druggists en•l, dealers, or mailed direet on receipt oi' price esy 'Tho T. (Hilburn Co,, Ltd., Toronto, Ont. . •• • LEGAL CARDS „me 1+: R, DARROW. I ttesleof'.rtli; • ediil:•-TeC dines `;tel ^Jeee 7tate.: leei'eezel, i> , 71,ree fes %--wader-deed biat:redee of ca•• ^eat :i ?inLlte White. cy C: c, ;I >,t• �t . • nese' 4:ho l.a_, IYO:t1 mailing her bol e with 1 tonic, rigs (1- Ona iddere° V : P. /far - 1; ; • Mia, yea% spit -eel ee, O. Te, erste. T',ao °,Seamon, e,e, Plyth, I'a icE1 anew very readeletal 7 en reafg"L,:<.l t3,r' Iter. T. J. eddy sen. ^►'ic:ine;das morning of las ,etcr, Did Tey OU Radia b°lie Katt been suiffering feolea a ever,: /-1.7v• 4 on o4 L<Ir, Lwel. colli fir some slava, but the cause aft itIrr, I, Smith, formerly of Exeter. is tel e tan Exeter Old Roy who is being heard p^" y`ls 'over the radio, singing with the Ter - Celebrates 64th 'Wedding 4uuivere;ary;.onto Jubilee Quartette over C.F.I.D. Mr. and Pars. Chas. Hohlbein, of This is tlio Roger's batteryless station Seaforth, recently celebrated the 04th and Air: Seattle is on the air Saturday anniversary of tlledr marrlago, being evenings between 8 and 9 o'cloel:. _ the only married couple living in Sea- • Death of Nee. Jahn Mckinnon forth to hold such a record. Mr. The township of Tnrnberry igst an e Hohlbein is Hohibein isiii'hdd both6th year anti Aiaro in the en Mrs. old ural highly esteemed r.sident on 83, and Monday morning of last week by the joyinent of fairly good Ilealtli, death of Mary Kennedy, widow of Darroch -`Pittard John McKinnon, in leer 70th year. • The marriage took place in St. She was predeceased by her iiusbanaz Marys on Saturday, Fob. 9th, of Jan- about. 27 years. Surviving are two et Florence Willard, daughter ,f. Mr. sons 'and six daughters. her death is attributed to a otroko of ,d' New Parish Hall at Kincardine Berri4ier, Sofeitor, Notary Public, 'Ste. Successor to J. L. I+tlioran Phone 97. Oflice, The Square, Gotlerieh. VoLINEST M. IBES. BarrIster'and Solicitor Dominion Bide., 4i4;t- Bay _$treet Toronto 2 Telephone Adelaide 4f63. DUDLEY E. IIOLMi S. Barrister, Solteltor, Notary Public. Conveyancer, Etc. PROM: 27 iLliiir.;t t)� STItFl T. ..�._ SPECIALIST • DIt "I : J. R. X ons tI IR. EYE,- EABB. NOSE(, T1HRO;l1t, :_. Late tierce Surgeon New tort: Or Matilde and Aural Hospital, assistant at. tatoorefielit's Eye hospital and Golden Square Threat Hospital, London, Eng. 53 Waterloo .St., S. Stratford. Tele- ph one 267.' rl• the eti o rill'orit God evening- Hotel thia'd :alonday'of each -month till the followingday,' Tuesday, at f P.m. CHIROPRACTIC . DRUGLESS PI;ACTITIONEf, 1)11. A. N. ATKINS0N.. 'Chiropractor and Drunless. Therapist, Godericli Chronle, Organic and Nervous Diseases Equipped Sidi Diathermy. Electro - Ma -stair Baths, Electronic Electric Treatments end Chiropractic. Oftice hours -2 to.3. and 7 to 9 p.:m.. end by appointment, executing ylooda'y • and Thursday afternoons .seri evenings. Mice '(loud --2 to 5 and '1 to 9 p.m. ' 'Ade In Attendance. Ilesldence• and .O6!eo-•-Corrirr Smith St. • and Britannia Road. A'G'CTIONEERING • THOMAS GUNDRY .aft SON, "". Live Stork and , General Auctioneers, Elgin Ave.. Goderirh. .Sales made•everyw�aere and all efforts made to give you satisfactipq. • Farmers" Sale Notes disco x.:ted. Phone 119. • . • . • At a, special vestry meeting held at f• lub F the Church of the Messiah, Kincar- dine, recently, that congregation de- eioesn'tdtayouany tided to fill a long felt need by erect - O Ing .this spring a.PurishJiall at ale ax -w yol• t`Ce firedpenditure of e4,500, It will be need as •:t Sunday school room and the meeting place of the various church organizations; IClinton B. of T: Reorganized. Although not largely attended, the meeting of the Clinton Board of At the end of a day's work, relieve Trade held Tuesday of last week, was nervous tension before eating. considered •quite a eueee s.._ New.. at, will refresh and tone you, • 4°0'8 `were ppoin ed ana`the.watrai up—so that you're ready to enjoy • the year was outlined. -One of the your food. first things to be done by the' Board Then, after meals, Wrin y's helps: will be the assisting in carrying the digestion, cleanses the teeth, removes bylaw for...the establishment of tele all traces of eating or smolcing-a- new full-fashioned hosiery plant. stye .tens thebreath. . • e Carter -Damen A quiet wedding•. took place parsonage, Barrie, Ont., on Feb.2nd, when Mr. Henry P' o ;;hter of M. and Mrs. Sant Dunn' of RIGLEYS at the Saturday, • ._,�,,,,,,,,, � Carter, of Lucknow, and Miss Lena Durnin, dau frySt. Helens, were united in arriage ✓J 5o,,�ni •1e by the Rev. A. E. Baker of the United thumb, •Barrie. -After a week's hon- eymoon Mr. and Mrs. Carter returned to Lucknow. ' " ESLEY W. 1'ISI'IEf,: AUCTIONEER. -• . 'conduct sales anywhere. 111y terms are reasonable and 1will try and give satisfaction. • -• • Phone Carlow -1311, or addf°ess .It.' fl. •-4; Ciudericii•. •..• NOTARY PUBLIC, ETC. WM„ BAILIE, NOTARY PUBLIC GeneralConveyaneinrr done Q ,flood. Companies 1leprescnted Phone :No. 208. Ciodcrieh,-Ont, INSURANCE alt 1ULT.OP MLI14UAL ?I -UE 'NMI:- EMIT1 INSURED. • • FARM AND ISOLATED TOWN IflOP- PRAY INSURED; Value of onopca ly insured tap to Jan- uary 1916 MAK O -i . 973.00. • OEFi0ERS—jamrs ConnoiiN,',-1'ri'rt- dealt, tloderielt; Jar Evans. VkcerPrest- dent, Beechwood; 7. E. (lays, See.. Treas.. Seafortli. t IRErrrons—D P. :tlrf;:regor, Sra- torth; J. t:. Grleve, Winthrop; Wm. .:WVrin. Constanee: George 3fcCarinev,--. 'Cuekeramllh: John Ferris, Ilarlock: John Ilennewlse. 13roadhagen; .bturray Gibson. frueeftehl. . AGE:a7' J, 'V: Yen, Coderlrh; Ssn:iy 'Leitch, Clinton; Wm. Chewy, .Sea- lorth; R. Ilhtrhley, Seatorth. Policyholders can pay their assess- ments ;at Galvin •fult's store. Goderteii: A, 3. Moorish's. Clothing store, Clinton; or J. II. Reid's. mut 1NSUitAlNCl have it attended to by the REST WAWANOSII NUTOAL f111E INSURANCE CU. Established 188. - •' Head Quire: Dungannon, Ont.' Wan. J. Thompson. Auburn, Prea.; Wm: Watson, Vire Pres.: James Car- vin. •Ilon. Director; Directors—Wm. McQuillan, St. Helena; W, P. WI 1, R ft. i o 2 Lucknow; Harry i.. Sal- Lcld. rroderiell; lex. Nicholson, Luck - now; Tim t►rlflln,11. 11. No. 7. Lneknow+ 611tas. Hewitt, Kincardine; Ilobt. David- son, Dunnannon. • • • itatea=-a2.110 per thousand. xIIOS. sTor,u n -d, T G. ALLEN, • Treas. BroDllu 'roc. CIODERICH The Lexiirts humid Directors i1t Eatbahltrs also Avolndaace Service Orders carefully attended to at all hours -=night or day. We are the inspectors of anatomy in and for the County of Huron.' Phones: Store 120; Residence 217. It. Wheeler Funeral Director and - Embalmer Goderich, Ontario � f�A Al! felts eetee etie,' nCx^ elect teal clef.' or night;. Mance" festete 335; Mule acv —___ t�1►J1._t•s. .WIli �1J��,Y i Rheumatism �n't suffer needless pain. . Warza some Minard'sLinirnmtand rub welt into theaf- fected parts. You'll expert- ence• almost instant relief. For Minard's and pain - siniplycan't getoatogether... k The & at White ,t hsbnent Pepper -Hay-' • ° 1 iaea e1e An-e-se,;a 01tees Cr. y ,r.? fee V —e "ev'` .d• ti =.c+ ll r4ra, ii c .3 tee -at cesseliCcr.--rc. Asa ewes Leeleere eco cemeee-7. * see. Cdr 41.4 G:;41w.!a, 5 ate%a the eyes, ,.. sea den •the shims wee elide Cable a Kcaleete bleisir tinLe. Tee pirate a yet - tiny appz3ra h Deltas cot- ; • stipat cn, s usgish liver or bib ioUaiesY, yell :teed a laxative. Britt hack your *one* Vlat, S italtty oils des sees a • P,::.t:ea sora wag to c14oetLav-emrirc dt , Trio eareler tient course foe ss chat ' 7, >t . l•orereaswitt it ergibi t• sett sbet sway, eiPyo ftict .Red * eat CNaractu from too Csat k tam Ac -(os. d*reetnncemtpis, - Sake 11g111:. klarald F. Ritchie th. Co.. L,ru.d. Toronto tris paint of residence, lylr. Stephens is Seaforth's oldett citizen, having re- sided there for over iia years.. Al- though long past the fourscore mark, he is still hale and hearty, is still the attentive, .courteous• host that he has always been, and still goes about ev . ery day with much of his old tinea vigor:. Died Suddenly .at MacLeod, AIGettii Mr. Kenneth MacGregor who with his wife spent the month of January with Lucknow and Ashfield friends, died suddenly at hie Immo at MacLeod Alberta, —T esdny morning of"`l est week. Mr. and Mrs. MacGregor had arrived' at their Alberta home on Feb, 7th, front their visit in the east. • Bonner-Hh - Miss Nina 1taug'h, daugaughter of Mr. ie A. V Haugh, of Mrs. IIs and A s t) , g \\'Ingham, Ontario, and Raymond Ar- thur onlier,14Ir at thurl3 , sonof Mrs. Bonner, of Sherbrooke, Quebee, were married on Saturday, February Pith, in St. Paul's Anglican church, Stratford. Rev. el, W. Snell ofilciat- I ed. • Mr. and Mrs. Bonner will reside in Windsor, Ont. Saunders -Walker. A quiet but pretty wedding took place on Saturday evening,' Feb. 9th, at 8 o'clock at the home of Mr. and • C lc [l t'r.i 1.11r1, Ater e u -es r..a ` �, .sn riS +li rt "' • t �. Gi Ft rir0t Y tQ, i` f.t 2^ ! :�� • I� �: 1 z1 Avtit; :'1 car--^ ,u1 .,.,`C'; .. (� {t i I '� 1' R pit . Vi 72.1* rlala'�r C°y Zt 1<9 •L .` i^ TOL", i f'-4 { �: ani it • t. ,i iris • r •t I 1, 4 • ' Jerrie; FtcaFla see 'tlr:•. 5nc, ; �1a at i �`, • to t'; 14 r` 1' 4 • 4 1 „�t'e tAs 1,7`^ t'o�: i) :,r.<:r 1,:"..0 an 1'. • l.'.'oa2t':,1c:;`:''a 1;i:';;:1!Zip r e:e l nee" ee 1, ' : 'inf"??, EV,,. lltta, its i:i , '7., : "ertl q' Ci'�•3Y''t'Tac pm r'r't:;', tS M:1:- I a s , 1pu `r:.Ii �4il. tin, i3'i J cc -(i LTe• rant t t o ai a. Al*. Ranee.: v.--17;1 deem et B eernasavine. Ont. tli_i ,',r a 1 r;.e pest 61 rare Iaad keen ;a reeislient sof East \Velvens-set'. She haat always ,: Ione:Ted the beet oft kealth until leer - recent illness abeut three menthe nim. Surviving are two cans and uri danagbters. Married Sixty-five Year, ilir. anal Mrs. Henry MeGavin. well /mown and highly esteemed residents ;. of `leuekeremith, had the distinction tot nttaiuin;; the 05th anniversary of their niarriago on Friday. Feb, 8th. Mr. Mcuavin came to Canada 78 years aro from the County of Ferm- anagh, Ireland, when 17 years,of age and located in Stanley township. He wan married 'there in 1804 to Miss Caroline Graham, of Goderieh. Mr. '• and Mrs. McGavin are still able to en- a gage in the activities of life and are looking forward to eelelarating - their wedding anniversary some time in the summer instead of at present. - John Deitz Pusses .-,.. . The community around `Kippen was saddened .on 'Tuesday, February 5th, by 'the death of John Deitz, . of that Still the Beat for Dread i'1CF THREE Early vat; tiers 6Ca a t?aL; eftLe •2 Cal i "fee case eeee tee Posey Itis ee tc14a aol r,s1VAll nti.r.;7C:3 ltt S G•"II: slot 47011% ‘7.14rU23 3•1' 1.:3 I•cceene la as eleeec t'or ail Ta", - t}Aisne " fo A Bating Enpert says; 4 ot'rrity is d toreyre rltt1 i'sns frith Creat v.4=9.v.4=9.sou qua itzea, . year caGe rccaCa calls fori" culinary r33ery neer mo 1 tabii.,treca t^ a;;r cup r4 i'uriey, nrld it n:e li ti caltwl ter ttao halt sea@ft and h.tu mance vette. mama). as nulk, pieta tenth to matothe. cakes may;. ' ror gantry that melts in your mentis, via'tahleapaona icor per e up et Purity New and 1 levet tab.esKo.a, mute of allot-tenlnat. nen it dry, For entre richatriz ase bait butter oral Dalt last' Purity Flau Flaw y., Oar !maw Purity...'slur ri a i .81s t Mailed jvrAle. Western Clulak . Stec Milts Co. Lia ttetli 'reroute ilia sP er .0 .r PURITY FLOUR •»bice,. whit _passed away after being i11 for a week. He was in his 67th The • Canadian speed -skating chem year, being born near iaurieh, on the pioilahips held at Montreal last week Bronson Line, son of Henry Deits. were a triumph for the Canadian con- tingent of stars who far outshone the United . Sta.tea invaders. Every .teene for event went} to a Canadian and eV* . More than thirty years ago he moved to the London Read, Tuckersmith, 111 mile§ north- of Kippen Where -he re- sided untd a few Years ago, when he ery junior race but one. Ross Rohm - retired to Kipper'. His wife, fatmei- son was the big point winner and he ly Miss Kyle, survives, ono son, [[';1- carried oft' the prouder i•turela in the "-- FOR STRONG BONES GIVE BABY Scott's Emulsion Bene Deitz, of London, and one broth- senior men's division, er, Samuel, of Zurich. Bought Another .Business A PERFECT MEDICINE FOR LITTLE ONES Reeve Trewartha, of •Clinton, last ; week purchased the egg business- of • Mr, C. F.' Hooped, Exeter, and .gets llnby's O>vn :Tablets Shopld :be in possession the first of March. Tice - Es•ery.Honie Where There brick 'building in which the fiusiness Are Children is located was erected by Mr. Hooper w only a few years ago and is thorough- The perfect medicine for little ones . ly up-to-date. The business . is uni- is found hi Baby's - Own ' Tablets. - que in thatthe eggs are mostly They are e gentle but thorough leas- .; D0N�..R�p�E THE FURNACE t bought direct from the farmers, --ane tive • which regulate the' bowels, NACC- - shipped direct to the retailer, the sweeten the stomach; drive out cop- PYA CASE THIS iS SIM L o J o pF INDiOE'STION THE ODERICH iltitt1101 business being built up .entirely by stip:alon and indigestion; break up /The :honie of..Mr. and Mts. Janes .Mrs $:.:E. McLaughlin, 65 -')awisville Mr. Hooper 'Awe ur ng e • pas • colds and s nip e over nn ptomo e Hay, of. the 8th eoneesston of Tuckers l ave., ,r when Neliie' ()oris:'see- twenty years. Mr. 1trewartha will healthful and. refreshing sleep, ''It is smith, was the scene .ef a' happy event and daughter of Mr. and Mrs: Isaac on Saturday,,.Feb. 9th. when then eId-."_1 walker, of \['Ingham, • became. the est; daughter, Helen Janette, was uint-bride of Mr. harry E. Saunders of ited in marriage to Lorne Elliott Pep- i Toonto, son of the late Mi: and Arra. per, son of Mr. and (Mrs. :Min E. Pep- Saunders. per, of Stanley township, The cere- twinywas performed bye" Rev. W. D. IlecDonaid, of the Egmondville United thumb. •• 13oughner-Fee - >•t Passed away at 178 Sauraren' avenue, The marriage of Miss Margaret . M. i Toronto, on January . 28th, in the Pee, of Buffalo, youngest daughter ofdeath, of; Mary Henderson, aged 74 lir, and Mrs. Walter J. Fee, of -(len -'years, wife .of Mr. James Hunt, for- mal, to Mr. Edwin L: Boughuer, of merly section foreman at Wingham. Chicago, took place on Thursday. Feb 5h 'tiv��'nA i e a f Morris township n 7th, the Rev. John L. Short, of the land uirtil her removal to Toronto 80 -- Kenmore Episcopal church, :oflicdat years ago lived in Wingham Junction, Ing. After a trip to Louisville, Ken -for in Wingham. tucker, and other southern points, Mr. Arens -Webster »id•/lirs. Boughnei will make their Miss Frances, Webster, R. N., of home in Chicago. - Lucknow, who has been nursing in Many Happy Returns • . j Megrotis, Peru, • Soiith America,- was On Friday, Feb. 15th, Mr. 'Moniasmarried there at the first of the year Stephens, of The Queen's, Seaforth, 1 to Mr. Edd Arens, of Minneapolis,: will celebrate, ids 88th .birthday. .In I vvho lead been •at Negrotis with: the Death of Mrs. James hunt A former Morris township resident and at one time citizen of Wingham. 7T 0 Lea& theltairld ifs .4 o r Gertle O♦ lrte jj I tib.. f �QCJ®0C144 .°°i. - SN'p �*1tS AC'S HE ONLY CAR. Vali the newtwo* with ei eiy uew1929 refinement YOU will find some of these important new 19291eatures On several of the new cars—but the only new car that has all of them is the new. Nash "400"! lade one of these new refinements gives added pleasure to driving a car. And all of them together mean more delightful, carefree, Lund. ous motoring than you have ever known before. And when you buy a Nash "400", you get all these advantages with. out a penny of extra cost. Every necessary accessory , , « hydraulic shock absorbers...bumpers front _ and rear... dim tire locks ... are installed ai the factory—hsdisded in the factory price. Drive a new Nash "400" today4 Compare what we say about the ear with what the car says to you. You will find that although we make strong statements about the "400" –=the facts are even stronger! HURON MOTOR SALES SOUTI! STREET, GOPRRIf H continue his growing business in impossible for Baby's Own 'Tablets to Clinton and will also continue to re- harm even the noir-born-babe es they side there.' are absolutely guaranteed free rrort Died at Kinistino, Sask. (There passed peacefuily away at his honie near Kinistino on Tuesday evening, Jan. 22nd, an old resident of Brussels district. in • the pejson of Harvey . Beam, at the : age of . '78 years, 11 months. -Mr. Beane spent the greater part of his life in On- tario, hating moved went about 16 years ago and settled north of° Kin- istino, where he farmed until about 4 years ago. The Hate Mr. Beam, 'who was one oi' a faanily of ten children, was born at : Walpool, . Ont., in the year 1860, and married Hannah Whit ;m,- of' Mount 'Pleasant, Ont., Brant- ford township,; in the year 1872 and -who as well as a family of eight sons and daughters survive him.. . • opiates or any other injurious drugr. Concerning them Mrs. Earl Taytoc, .. Owen Sound, Ont., .writes:—"l have four children and have always uee.t • ..,,. Baby's Own Tablets. I ant never J-" without the Tablets in the house na they are the best medicine that r. know of for little ones." Baby's Own' Tablets *are oil b, , medicine dealers or by mail !at -2:1- •� i -- en , cents a box from The Dr. Williams•' Ont. Yon wieuldla't expect a ;,t,tOWn tfedicine Co., Brockville, .+...._ Luau to live on milk-. - Passed to His. Reward •in 'Hi•; 83rd. Year Neil M. Richardson, formerly of Brussels, and,of Manor, Sask., passed' quietly away at his place of reeidenee; • Victoria, B.C., on Friday, Feb. let Born in. Argylshire, Scotland, 1846, Mr. Richardson came to Canada at •-; .Arad ;vou: certainly wouldn't. feed :• `mince pie and pickles. to. the: baby. - • But yen, expect your furnace -tial • eat- anything. • N°e are food. specialists for fur- . naces. ATWATER KENT. BATTERYLESS AD1QS rel. 174-W for Demon stration Let us show yon the proper kind of coal -to feed yours, so that you '.will get alt tete comfort a n d •,warmth - and satisfaction that a we."ll-fed. furnace 'ca `ngive byhuyw int; good clean Anthracite Coal. C'ALI, *HE IMSA' P For Good Clean Coal. MUSTARD cCOoMpAN, . Phone 98 Godericl. - the age of `three and at six moved with bis parents to whatwas later Brussels, where he resided for fifty ' years.•In 1004 the. Western Canada movement claimed him, and with hie • family he located at Manor where - he ; W. MacDONALO '. ELECTRICIAN farmed till 1925; later moving to • Cie -1 BBritannia Road toria. ` Decreased is ,survived by Mrs. - Riihardeon, who was with' hint :vhen death came. a daughter, Anna ?teethe • . iens, a son Lyle L., of Wilcox, Seals. 1 a A son, Dr. Graeme Richardson, of Winnipeg, predeceased him a number of years ago. Report of Hog Shinments for _ Month Endirfg Jan. 31st. 1929 Godeiieh—Total hogs, 62; aelect ba - eon, 25; thick *smooth, 31: heavies, 5. ' McGaw— Total hogs, 401; select be- I ' con, 136; thick 'smooth, 213; heaylen, 20; extra heavies, 1; shop hog:t, 21. t Auburn—Total hogs, 259; select 'ba- con, 151.; thick smooth, 183; ht'ivies, 11: shop hogs, 10: lights and feeders:,' 1. Huron Coe -Total hogs, r.9! 5; sel- ,ect bacon, 2005'; fMet smooth, 30977; hesvica, 801:. extra heavies, (;: shop hogs, 163; lights and feeders,. 51. ) • • Recognized as a leading specific for '. the destruction of wafts Motner Graven' Worm Exterminator has proved a boon to sutlerine children everywhere. It seldom fails. d; e. 1?irrvttc:-a Laded date a 's Cat. the dsfaais.o t• in. Too fatter tt.ocrates fti, the rac•rr Von al)1,5• ta•rau: ov, no pen Beat 01,osI.r,;ed fa-l'n a n, feztl your lent a ,141t7 .14o3a1 . Ek .000 REGULATOR, Y taeh :r ttot".'io-1'a. it 17ata -ser, tp=2t.aa, .re,5s ”, t:5t rel 11.N11, it:arsons ra+, a tee fl••••°sn h t7 ..?. Sr tio.,str3 ot[e d.S 911 et; le, l- c sipee catt-4 a::4 C set:^C,:,1" ?data Pooled. edreras:le,l.4d.'remota fa • SerQ�eea, Qaality, Value • gw.Yti SHY mala n t. Y. head M Hely f.r4,t.s sten. wade ..r ad,.rtiMr.uto sed wL,d.w, let timely 414,41" Ii.rnt 's Custard IPowder ‚‚21. ihlraUf'a from t,., . New. 11 '.!"--------23e MIMS Cooked M.J. etas Tit% 1 bpa$b.td • 1o*%ION TEAS Bought direct teen the werid s stestesl tea markets. MAW. tested end picked as ear own j plant, these fetus gire yeti the highest quality at the Jewett prices. Try one of ter blends e tedeT, ' I D.S.I.. (e,lvo ib. SSe ▪ Domino Japan Green i t Ib. 55e Dornan III, p(.rei e,•,:. ib. 65e Coidetstt Tilt gig' lb. 85a i B.lehntallo Blend 1b. 754 . .. -'� ZIttte Chip 12.os. Jar Special Values' 11 >trMlaLrsataitade 43• 1 Mare OrangeChrist e a Arrowroot Marmalade +le:os. Jnr +y e . G' Iiiil„ult* lit 33* Pry's Pare ar.aklwat l�!Norwegian Co*** !i•lb. Ms 2,20. 11 8aledinea Tit, 25e Veno ghat Roto► , Clark's Tamats i rune epode 2 ihiG 13' i1 Soup Tie leo l 3 Contort and 6414 Gitaby'a 2'lies : fitelfP 10 see" 53 ` 11 Sauerkraut 25. CilrAdtiltie or 1Metitranletk's ; ; tlareatta arena 2 i ss•'Gn* i ..lianliestl tl itltltb25®, ' L! °T°9sellltll/tSi .i 9. bonds** grand Victory tweet Chia now 2 Pais, 15!) ± fl R*lath (fettle 1 -11'. 4,t.n"C :'.:t:.d.lt4.l,•. 1 '- r itis 8•es, Sot. 1 Uayoi1 ..• 25. Amertea/t Yeasty Shrimps m 21• 271