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The Goderich Star, 1929-05-16, Page 3,+ea,, its r,__ �� ,. _ ..__,,r; Digests Easily SCOTT'S EMULSION iirbtnageealhelitnis Qourroms tire trouble iineaks *round. --When at good tire"blows" don't out it away. We have put many all tire back on the road with an. low priced, first.elass repair job. Bring the old dre in for our Inspection and advice.. If it's not worth repairing we'll tell you so. If it is yott''It get the benefit of high grade Good. year Repair Materials and the Goodyear Taetoirylrctbod. R. MILLER Telephone 259 Goderich - Goodyear Tube *epode Kiln lake ren of eaterpacy teem 1 ors the read. Oar may lave you the price of a arw stung lad a J 1otof tit., rod trouble.. Cert. 1u three rlree-.er• low prices. • •tHUREDAY. MAY Mkt, tog* Was Lala Up With Hofs Oa Her Back Viueeat 'casket. 1�•,tl:, writer.- "Lest mummer teras Leat up with a ele uta nay leek, 1 t•eul.t stet li© clean, or do anything. 1: ite1't1ftr' time tai' them. Ow of my irieade tulvise:i me to try N eataZte I got a bottle tend scot noti!O1 a great deal of difference, 10 I took four bottles is all, Incl I ant in good health and bevel never had any alga of a -boil lance." , - lltanufaeture1.+tai- dy: The tetra Co., Ltd:, xareato Oat, • GODERICH STAR.' rhood News Nuggets ...ar.II tt ::►tela grykia e,17. 1.nrwt tht: Blamer Weakness - pw•tad pretcaditta• tM F'raaeh iietrolu• t1M ty Aaup eVuu EP.a>wmHwdwv, makes Life Misery tal oke J,4r r Exchanges t.trtwW+Yilivtel !rWt.ynt+iJenInKK,vrtnaDaily Aiao}ante,rouilewiaeNitlta Srd. after aseearaion 01 unfY trivet Wrecking Lives en 'tiwassinae months, Pneumonia being the edusi States Writer Who Tens What ifik or death, The lit* Adta. Heathen: w* born on lot 10, Conceiiek n 1,. Elul, To Do For Quick Relict lett, on June 2th. , 3849, benn>k I)alcl;taeltee, Ileiutache , Twills ir, daughter of the late Edwiard Vanelf... feet unit sags, 1tieevevsness, Reetleee- ive,d b two ciao h> ret . Shetea survived r ° mond Y ix :a t n a r it e..� f but � in en ,. tent bU S,a C Ali 0 tees and two tuns, Mrs, II. M. ,Melt :• with taming ;and pain. (;e,-ing.up> Teondtatiao: Mrs. d. E, llend w wn nig'ats are sonic ok lite were tree, . Seaforth: Mr. John Hawthorne, Vie- hletetne e.gns that rhalukt have toric, ace and Mr. $eott Hawthorne prompt attention before they .reach a en the boinesteacl. more serous stages l Beath of Robert Tames Kerr No matter Iww stubborn saw vaso The deem +occurred carie wednee. may seem to, bo or how many melt. 1454- ,,,d,l,uty; W. tear r1541a of At+t!t;.. cines you have+ tried w tai t 1'i'31,11t6 n:..ties invai, 7n „013 :east year. .►nr.. -don't think your condition is hope. nacre eureet•e1'rout e atngerieg ilinese less or the natural conseiluence ol .or ewe ylettra. 'Mae carseabtcI ynana advaueing.years until you hate tried WOO was r>orn in Wilrilot totivnsnat,, ;Abe antaztng statue o£ Ur. Smith. ' til' 13I'ATA11S" warehouse 25x.14 :tet, Seafwrth Rece9 i Death of 1$lra> ii. R> McPhail Ale g roc i ?air! Flub will da13 k Following a lingering illness of 'edneadat, oni'i its spring race meetover a year mad a half duration, lairs. June 12th, and the Exeter Club will Duncan R. aterbsiii, of Kincardine, hold their races on June 10th, tisitsed to Ler reward, :at the family 5,000 Baby Chicks Lost Through Fire residence, Queen street, at the age Five thousand ;Ally chicks met are rtf�GG years, dtt SS'ednesday, May let. untimely death, curly Saturday Death , 13Irs. Peter Fiche, nnorniog, May 4th when fire brae out at the Iiogarth Baby Chicle The death cf Mrs. Agnes Fisher, Hatchery. Tho ehieks ranged from relict bf the late Peter Fisher, of one tiny old to tint: weeks. Ifineerdine, occurred at her home, New Oil Depot For Setfortb Queen street, north, on Tuesday, Apr. The McColl-Frontenae Oil Coma 30th. Deceased had reached the ripe .pasty, a Toronto, have let the eon- old age of 90 years and 17 days. tract to Mr. II. B. Edge, of Seaforth,1. Death of Mrs. James fibers LEGAL CARDS F. IL DARROW. 3iarrister, Solicitor, Notary. Publle, Etc. Suee scar, to J. I,, italloran Phone 37. t)illce, The Ssivave iJtiderieh. 1`Rb+':E',4'T M. LEIS'' Barrister and Solicitor Sun Life Bldg., Adelaide and ,Victoria Teleph/one: Elgin 5yo1 Toronto M, for the erection of a cement founds- couch, el bre v' weasel t tg, In 11111 , \lice w©' t s Following several years of ill ane son ee weasel unki zicannan weer, On a etriet guarantee of Money i tion for four 1x,000 gallon oil tanks, health the death occurred on Thurso' end ae:1'.-- at, t,+c,uru ttaeta' loss, uta aback on first bete purchased if you do and also farhhe fouudatton of a -new clay, MO. and, of1 % 1 ) U►gerfielcl,. ante, 4'xd i, and tour brothers,'1Ylllictm ,I net receive swift and satisfying relief' - , R wife of lace. James Abery, the fres-, n„ of I.atrfSdon, "este.; .cauavd .o. attt, ally goad druggist will supply your bytes fan manse, 1 ondc toxo, ata rho yvxlter I+'., ,rx Maple Grove x err t, with 41 i tabs" In sealed packages reshdent a of her daughter. Dire: J'as.. limn .toad, Wilmot townsafp, ata cantninin a ten days' supply. If ; r H. Watt 1•r9 Crelgfturst avenue, Tor- israttur L., os 1lrussols. adios, taring great relief inside of 48 F onto. lir. Wm. ke browning. of Caledonia, ', haus anda rvandexful improvement i Celebrates 93rd Birthday Minn., Dies suddenly -inside of ten slabs, you will leo great- € On Friday, May 3rd, Mrs. Cttther- ly pleased if thea i. not help, they" Me Young, m celebratedMinnie street ebirkhdntay. good, An sty nUI camaori ,prof, s o ,ntnas cost tadaynothing: Ask. your °drug- Abeut forty, of her relatives sand , "ten Catlett to lay coast nts )vorit n e o n g r a tulattons. Congratulatory St , BARNET1' BROTHERS THREE messages were received from Teron- ot: l.ale4loriia, ivitnn., • who Buttered ct RING CIRCUS COMING: collas �vhxte n o to a motor ride . l3rowti•Caakloy hl>uptiala. and en Monday, .sway aith, he passed ilarueoc t;retttera. xtaty a king t ircux away. He •graduated in medicine and heisted Animal Tahorv, wnieil watt .A;: quiet wedding took place at and surgery at McGill University, arts;s uaelen e4 otx S:aturoay, .iunv ,tet, 10;30 Saturday morning, May 4th. in Montreal, and after .practicing fora for en© uay, atternvon and evening, sat, Peters,. rectory, . London, when t'ew years. with leis fa3ther in .Exeter we are seta in ternoo* that tier: are daughter of Mr. and sibs. he lett for Minnesota where he turn- ,mare wendori it 3eatures, sense- P. Coakley, was united in marriage ed his 'attention to surgery and so bores =vet the Yarnell and seners to William J. Brown, son of Mrs. successful did ihe'peewee coat ne •auua rugs;ani vhxaet all the other shows = Margaret and. the late J.0. Brown, of and equipped a modern hospital with ►tibtttetl. ,an all the tri special feat- ceremony eat= Lond)n, formerly of Exeter. The'- all the latest equipment. urea may be niegxtioned two t'orld s - eremony . wase performed by ,Rev. Death If Mr. Wilson Hamilton Ilertnous 1,eltoys, in thein etcath defy- i Father Morrison. Mr.: Wilson Hamilton, a resident of ing feats of dating, rightly known es = Death of U. G. Warrener the village of a,.ucknow for the .past the Monarchs of the Air; that great : 'The. death occurred in University four years, passed away on Thursday, English troupe of wire artists, .clog- : Hospital', Ann Arbor, Mich., on Sun- May end. The late Mr. Hamilton was ers, Gantlet, troupe four in number day, May 5th, of Robert G. Warrener,' a son of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander on one single wire ; the Chevalier - fortnerly of .Clinton and Goderieh, af- Hamilton, pioneer residents' of the "life of aerooats supreme in wonder• ter an illness. of some:. months. Mr. 2nd concession, Huron twee, where he ful .feats of 'strength and hand and a Warrener had been a patient in the grew to Manhood. 'seventy-seven head balancing ;. M'll -Vortex;>—''the- hospital since March last, but he had years.ago he married Miss Emma Little Queen of the Air,,' "Tom,'" the - been in very poor health for set eral Donnelly, daughter of a neighboring most wonderful :monkey on exhibition months before that. family, Surviyin are. four daugh• today. This animal displays the Vail-Grimoldby tees and one eon, Katherine, Florence, meat wonderful feats, which. shows A quiet wedding was solemnized In .Mary Ellen, Markle and Axehie. the possession of the greatest_ wis- Collingwaod when Eleanor Margaret, Death of Mrs. John R. Macdonald doth, •reason, 'and intelligence; the elder daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jas. The death of •esa^aella Jane :Tully, wonderful Football Horses, two snow GrimoldbY, of; Owen Sound, and for- beloved wife of fele. John R. Macoon- white horses that actually play Moot - leer residents of Brussels, hem:lathe aid, occurred at the fancily' residence,' ball; Proof Burns and his wonderful "bride of Melville, eldest son of the Kincardine, on. i ridgy, Olay 3, tot- family- of animals, in wonderful lite Mr. 13. Vail and Mrs. Vail, Mea- lowing' an illness of aoout four years. grouping presenting his feature; ford. The ceremony was ,performed the was twice married, her first bus- Junnie the little elephant, Snookums . •, by Rev H. O. Eastman. band being Mr. R.. Tully, of .Gillies and Prince, Shetland pony and great Dies at North BattlefordLL; All, Bidet -elle tem. 'lei this union . Dane dog—besides a nerles of posing Word was received of the death of one daughter was born, who survives; d ens -by --train monkeys. eon Bate Gaider, wife of Rev. Peter For a number ,af yews following the res, sheep, pigs, and monkeys. Fish- er, of North Battleford, Sask. De- death •of her husband, she was an es- .. beautiful mane ante proceeds the wised was the. eldest daughter of teemed resident of the village of flip- „Alton, lri prima donna, i °.respitts Cl cr Thomas and Mrs. Calder,of Grey ley. About five years ago she was, p p township. She Was a sistr of Mrs. to Mi: John I1, MacDonald, wonderful° spode lar itl.raducing' Wm E Forrest of Glenallan and of Kincardine. •• •women. children And animals, a for. DUDLEY •el. HHOLMES. ilarrister, Solicttar, Notary P'ublte. C0flw yaitcet: kite. PHONE 27 ll'Aa 1171.ti� TREE'. SPECIALIST . DR: F, J. 11 FOIMER. . EYE, EAR; NOSE, THROAT • Late house Surgeon New York 4 pphe Wealth. and Aural Hospital, assistantat atooretleld s Fye hospital and Golden Sgpare Throat hospital, London, Eag, tel Waterloo St., 5, Stratford.. Tele- phone 207.. At Hotel Redford, Gaderirh: on the evening of third ':Monday of ea�'h month tat the following day, Tuesday, - at 1 Pana,. ClaROPRACTIC DRUGLESS PRACTITIONER. DR. A. N. ATKINSON. Chiropraetor and Drugless Therapist, Goderich Monte, Origanie and Nervetbs Diseases Equipped with Diathermy, Eleetro- Magnetic Baths, Electronic Electric --------Treatanents -and • Ghfrograotie. ()Mee hours -2 to 3 and 7 to 0 p. nn. and by appotntineaat, excepting Mlonrlay and Tliu cloy .afternoons and evenings. ()glee fours -2 to 5 And' 7 Jo 8 pap. Lady in Attendance. Residence .and Office-•Cpruer South" St. and Britannia Road, •AVCTIONE15RlN THOMAS CURD= & SON.' • Live "Stock and `General Auctioneers, Mein Ave,. Godericle Sales made everywhere and all efforts made •to give you •satisfacitIon. Farmers' Sale Notes discotl,:ted. Phone 119. ' r WESLEY W. FISHER, A1JCTIOtiEE11 Will conduct sales anywhere My terms ate retnsonable and T will try chid give satisfaction._, o . Phone Carlow .1314, or address 11.' 11 Goderieh. NOTARY PUBLIC. ETC. ...stew.... - .. a.+-.•......•..,......... Vint. BAILIE. • . 1' fl7 AttY PURL/0 General Conveyancing dune Good Companies Represented Phone No. 2118. • Ooderich, One nervous. terra on a era eating. Wrigley's will refresh and tone you E tnem as the remit os ,a motor erase Drink "again" Here's rest coffee O*'vour ...captive acing... delicious ... distinctively eenjeeyatie. 6 rim= "Yo -ver rink it r ourf • fc it un n neighbors. gathered with her to offer while erect a Y yo . g x years, to the rson ot` ur. Wm. 1':. Isrorvnm to, Hamilton, London sand Godericrt. p e 3 Y In eonneetion with 'Elle visit of tate eigiA�RtO Emergency Crops to fight weeds The sate season has given weeds a► start in many fields. Do not seed improperly prepared land i Good crop* cannot be expected weeds will be encouraged. To ensure probability of success in such f"eld., and to ctterol the weeds,, take thz necessary erne to cultivate properly, but we one of the later or ''crops. Buckwheat, for instance, yields well, provideal goad feed, and has* ready market. This will pay you better than a wced-ridden crop t Hay'.crops �.ssu suggested are millet, oats �yand sweet clover, or soy. A mixture of oats, pe vettrhes may be used for either' hay < or Rape is excellent for late pasture. Your Agricultural Representative will gladly advise you about suitable crops and date aimed. ing. Write or call upon h`irm�now, or write to the Ontario Department of Agriculture. ONTARIO DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE( P rIiaament Buildings, Tomato e 3. A. Cinrali - noa. lobo S. Martin Arrc+rrr Cots. C'«aplawiwa a'ilisi,err :silt clam ete Awe A pleasant •medteine• foie children s •Mother'Graves' Worm Exterminat tor, and it is excellent for driving N frons the system, A magazine waiter says a dog fills: an empty place in main's life. Whitt s espeetally true of the hot day. --- Montreal Star. Dr. Margaret Calder, of Wingham. Wortley. Citizen ]'asses tune of onderf 1, dazzlieg wardrobe Fr. Marais made -in the West- r and Nay;_derful, ane b ous, iitThe Exeter-Ioet a =worthy-tettzen-ettrky: ing tusaY of-femltttne beauty..-- The_ Sikver Wedding Monday morning of last week in the-ynanagement guerzcntees one ticket, Mr, and Mrs. ,Krneat 'Welch,:of death of Mr. Peter Frayne, aged 76 entitles the holder to the entire Per- Mr. celebrated ,the anniversary years, who passed away $ollorving a formance. Be in your. seats .early and tof their silver,rvedding at their rest- . lengthy illness. For 45 years, Mr. don't miss. this wonderful display— Frayne conducted a harness shop in as presented only by the Barnett Bence on Jahn street on Saturday 4th,. when a pleasant Exeter. The deceased was.born in Brothers Shows. Perlor►nance §:arts afternoon, May. social time Was spent. Thirty guests ,Usborne twp. on September: 9th, 1852, -At 2 and 8, doors upon one hour earl- including their immediate relatives, being a son of the late Robert and ier. Free exlabitien. on the chore were present. me. and . Mrs. Welch ' Margaret 1' raynee in ; and was united in - ground immediately after the parade. dOeSIII1lo'youally were married is Norwich on. May 4th, Ilohnsomarrian, and on nt]ceaber Llir 928 1904, where they spent some time af- they were privileged etor celebrate ,'^""` _. ..�r°e°" to eterd, residing in Ot'fllia and Lis- their golden jubilee. Besides his towel. They moved to Seaforth two bereaved partner he is survived, by years ago. five; children. INSURANCE Awarded 51.000 ay Justice Logie;. The Late illrs. W. W. Ferran -. Damages totalling -, $1,000 were Mrs. Ferran, of •Clinton,:. riches:• awarded George - , W. -Crozier, . bine death -occurred on Satunlay morning, a Crozier and Aileen Crozir, of Us- May 4th, was born 'at Dickinson e . i r..,rne township, by ,Justice Logie, in Landing,. near Cornwall, Ont., in • At the end cif a day's work, relieve I "Supreme' ,Court. London, on• Tuesday 1842, eldest daughter of John Archi- 1 b f of last week in a suit brought .by f you'retia d The 'Mutual Life bald, M.D., and has wife, ,C'atherine Eliza Dixson, married: in 1867' to the AS$ranCe Company late William Wallace Ferran, of Farran's Point, Ontario. Wine Far -of Canada ran moved to Clinton in 1851$ as a rstaml'ahae 115* civil engineer, engaged in surveying ' the roads in this county with the firm IIFAF Crewe i W<ITt:5raa, oNT of Jarvis and Despard, and Mrs. Far - ran resided in ,Clinton all her married D_ D. MnoNl: i_ Arent1. ' The Late . Mrs. Aaron Bennett PRONE 250 INSURANCE me-sso that you're ready to Cajt)y 1 which occurred in Usborne township your food. : e on October 24th last. The defend- Vcl{ILT,OP 'MUTUAL PIRO FIREIN31;R- Then, afteranwats Wrigley's helps ants were H. T. Rowe, of Exeter, Phi••- 11l ERTY INSURED. digcation,cleansestineteeth,removs hpics nrsaf-Exeterof itnville, a►ilct. Ureal. FARM AND ISOLATED .'TtW'N PROP- .weetenu t ie breath. :Seaforth Man Receives Honors E11AY I\Fllltl<ri. Professor Wilfred Brenton Kerr, Value•property insured up to Darr eery 3010.. 43,018, 4 5.00.. ° M.A., Ph.D.,€assistant professor o, O�'1<'TCEi1S--3arncs Connolly, Priesthistory in:the University:of Buffalo, - dent„ Goderich; las. Evans, Vice -Press- x_ - and eldest son of ,James and Mre;. event, Beeehwood; : T. E. Bays, Sec. all traces pf eating or smok;ng— Trees.. Srraforth. unsay Kerr', of Seaforth,'has had, the signal OrriEt;'ron •- i'i. 1'. ?aiei res,;or, Sea_ �" ' , ,r .i . `,n peak* : beenrmade a fMary of the Royon him of al Iihaving forth; T. O. .Geleve. Winthrop: Wm. °::r►1� s 'Wrist, Comitance; George MTc(`,artnev. ""' ' "�•• f�5 torlcal Society of London, England, T'atckersm1th• John Ferris, Redac:.: "�� '1ra cr.r: `in recognition of his recent book eu- 7rtin Bennev ise..ilroedhagen; Murray titled, r"I:he Reign of _ Terror," in Gibson, .Ilrueeflcld. - AGENTi --J. W. Yeo, Goderieli: Sandy •T.ldeh, Clinton: Wm. Chesney, Sea- ' Jorth; 11. Ilineltley, Seatorth. Policyholders ran pay their assess: ncnte at Calvin Cult's stare. Godcrich; A. J. Moorish's Clothing store, Clinton;, er J. II. Ileid's, Bayfield. FIRL-1INSVMANCE }Iave it attended to by the *EST WAWANOIH MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO Established lft:'8 ikad Cheer Dungannon, Ont. Wm.. J. Thompson, Auburn. Pres., Wm. Watson. 'Vice Prete; James (lir- ve iton. bleeder: Directors—Wm. Jh4GSnillan, St. )'Helene; W. P. Heed, it. R. No. 2, Luekuow: Harry L. Sal- keld, Goderieh' Alex. Niehalson. Luck now; Tim Griffin, 11. R. No. 7. Lucknorv; aeras. Hewitt, Kincardine; Moble i)avid- eon. Dungannon. annon. Rate -..00 per thousand. THOS. Sxorf'[ERS. T. G. A1.1i.EN, '1 reas. BrODII6U Bros. GODERICH Tie Leadntg Faunal Binders salad faltiwlrers alta. Aaasbtatlxaee Service Orders earrefatty attended; .to at alt hours—night or day We are the inspectors of anatomy in and for the County. of Huron. Phones: Stole 124; Residence 217. . R. Wheeler Funeral Director and Embalmer Oodericb, Ontario All malls >rslotli ' attt3tidca tie al w or night. Flews:: Store SW Row 355w She ROYAL MASTER A luxury Tire? Yes and ern! 0 you drive a car for one year only, Royal Masters are an extravagance. They last too long. If you drive a ear as loos as the average matt does, Royal 1liasters are a positive economy. One set will see you through. The. Regal Master is the best tire e:ier merle - built with deliberate disregard for costs. The treat} is double thick. Side-walls are arcade with eta plies of web fabric, girded against scuffing. No; rano 1toyr!,ituuer k a t1orJ,and will eter pun:- ewe. un:aura. Noon, in fiaa sGoticand will blow o:ormier fewycarr of service. Ori sae at every • "There •passed ava ay at her home, Nor.Ts$ V. J Gd»En1c°n, .OtiT, Loma 'a, tsta. Apts., •1x10 Chestnut • Ave.,. Long Herten, Calif.,. on Apru els, a :X0 1fler 'Weatecnowta ane tnuen re speeteu resident or. blytn community, 1n the person of lyses, baron Benneidl.. Inc'earnilyhad been residents of Blyth until a year age. Besides -her tlusband, she leaves an adopted son, Jacek, ner mother, Mrs. T. Straugn- an, .and. two •brothers, William and Charles, Auburn; 1''rank, of-Calitor- . 'eta, George, of Idaho ; also two sis- ters, Mrs.. Williams, of Holmesv►ue, lint Mrs; Mayhew, 'lit': meeville. Engagements Announced Dir. and hire. Ed. Ogden, of Kinder - dine, announce tae, engem-lent of Chert . daugnter, Grace Evelyn, to . 'foo MUCM oicat ti ExP61di-E,''( George McLean, son of Mr.. and elro. eAt.L. IN TOR HEAT 10U41 Aroma :McLean, 1Cmeardtne. ..'Inti marriage wilt taste nacre this month.' Dir. and Mrs. Ao' Taylor, of thyme announce the engagement of their eldest daughter, Elsie Mae, to Iten- neth E. 1sitehell, son of [rev. and -Mrs.. Watkins, of .Detroit, Mich. The. wedding will taxi: pace this month. 'Mr. and Mrs. S. J, Hogarth, Exe- ter, announce the engagement of their younger daughter, Vivian, to Russell T. llalkwill, son of Mr. W. A. *. Balkwill, also of Exeter. • • Mr, Jchn Dodds, of macula), an- nounces the engagement of his • daughter, Elspetn A.,•to Mr. Jutland 1,'. MCVittk, sen 0± Mr. and Mrs. S; • McVittie, Huilett, the marriage tb How many steps does a honor)- - tal;o place quietly in May. !tepee talc: in n day? Exeter Salt Works Destroyed 'ay Fire It depends to a great extent on the The entire plant of the Exeter fait Lind of coal oho uses. Works was burned -down at an early t • lame Saturday morning anIlett Folks cant mane feweral are dam• age lo estimated At $2:,000, partially , covered by inaurailee.. Tito works are:tees' l.esa seveepitr„ and doting—less located 'near the railroad away from window washing and curtain dean' the residential neetion of the town ; int;• and when the fire was first noticed ` rawer trips to the furnace or and the alarm turned in at 3.45, ft range. ' was well Wider Way. Fortunately Leas time npent in the kitchen. the wind C1/113 in the right direction, blowing the burning fragments anal ITedduce.her daily work to ra mini- tahinglee away from the town and the l "I"" ' surrounding gad tanks and grain ale Order your coal from us. %atom. The cameo of the fire b un- known, no one being near the plant. un - Although the plant scald been operat ing night and day, it was cloaca down last night at C o'elaets to cool the I. brine pan^ wl icl► ktd developed a few stainer' teatsa which votive! rye- POI 600J Man Coal ,gaiting. A large alma 8atliecree COAL regasdien of tate very ea2lyIt©elle,, r:, B. D doubt clue to the contemn= tinea ng iJe ��� 1+I GOMpANY cif.' the fire LOU V1llfell cVas liept up foe 98 Eia�lrilh fifteen minutes. none THE DER ICH " i=,4 IENCY EXPERTS 117 HEfYOU ear IT DOMINION. TIRE DEM Gomm! ! ::�._:>.._: _,IL 3. Fisher CALL THEMtt 4u" 9 •: TUHt 111 "‘au KIt 4001) .,.. - Ont. BREAD' How Many . Loaves of Brood Bo You asap? Tb►u11 of tba numbov or Icaeea you buy In wcol:=An s taontt-tis a 'OP'. then •031a5 bow gp1r1 *y 113sewiais wtt9 tant'is .rten you buy tvisity" Mead at la 4 roar. • 1lamembrr, You not only gave sooty, but ;oa Mu) *sin IJJ quality, tar "ratty" mead 1J made of tree lineal IS*trdlunbiand Mon II to tsrappc7 to brisat ata tccdaoan dirt'! pont Ilse oron to your ttl,e. floriata A:and Bahl" Co<,os .14:13, tln.o..tad otadty 230 men Special Inas. fit Pall. petites s ns. 1'73 N, ,w..ta "�" ':;r:q Weak Pkb tit) Mutual Mayo ',iosastlea :.-.-..'e.xa, 00211b, sea. . 16x1 t�wildYt Sutter eieri.'s Tamara- `fay Pall, stag, 21a lo/ors' Delight 1lKettrhWeek•Jnt'Jpeoo1*i 1*11 Sba .>1 ,b1 •.25* __. r__ .,saRe 3akey'a Preenita* - Pray, White Moth* , !Printers Soap IChoaolate 13* '50 /w f0 fee 411 "lake/ rkr. 22111 1;45, (OaIS nays_ — Char fir 'M twits twat*. ?oat Ctos,u & Mbckweia's ee,e-rheaTclISI franataa view« 28. TI331* e+ g.3419e tdataratr'i le*Ree 3 fee taa� powders 4 ns . 23e -. e,.rr, rr.. .. W...l -r cs. (Mar[1V •a_slcsTrn Lay *read' Chicken tsetse tiettoiews 1mm/dau yr 21. '°,tk, cif° ea i► Ike. to CaeSC:'s rseelbsea Ifraktl Nalhce; class '1111*. nt ^-`x.11!. rrlatarinent tl ro? is. MMTB$ �'1 ;' 214 *Duo rare. 2141 Mart! deal. Czlt tar thl*e, PAP 'r. !laic ct.mi Eh1Mns 21e♦ gild e16. tea car. DOMINION STORES LIMIT= al,as►asfsarl 1s! rMe" 0 ralta'e 9.0011 C0101419