The Goderich Star, 1930-05-22, Page 4•
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THE GODERICA, ,thru.
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Everything You Need to Complete
Your Holiday Outfit
is waiting for you at
SPECIAL REDUCED PRICES.
for Holiday Buying at
Cc)!INFIELD'S
MILLINERY
A new shipment of La.dies' and Misses'
gals, for. Sport or Press -occasions.
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HOSIERY
Pure silk thread service -weight Hosiery
witbFrench heel in leading shades of rendez..
Vous, muscadine, plage and Biscay nude.
It Regular $1.50, selling at
$1.00
DRESSES
Washable Sport Dresses in celanese and
prints, with the new short sleeves and high
nistlines.
SPECIAL FOR THE HOLIDAY
$4.95 and up •
We have a noteworthy collection of
Jacket Ensembles, Georgettes and Laces.
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THIS STORE WILL BE CLOSED $A
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GLOVES
Ladies Gloves, ale newest goods by the
beet triaieere in Silk or Kid
These are our regular stock coats. Reg.
prices up to $19.00. Special for. this week
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BLOUSES
Chic 'new Blouses in -broadcloth 'and
fugi •silk .materials, sleeveless style. Priced
at -
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MEN'S. TOP COATS
We are offering our full line of this
season's stock of Topcoats at a special price.
Regular $17.50 and 518.00 values for
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WEST SIDE SQUARE4-=:, • PHONE 418
-SHOP WHERE YOU ARE INVITED TO SHOP" .
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se-enneele. *itne eecia recerded 01-1
:ra the lete, °the rainfall fee
the wet% eninen May Lc..1,Z7it 1,7416.
e. an
A neinnel of the CuederLA MO= .c.t•
tctdta the cerei-amisithly race:Hee; of; •
the Seetorth Lieue on Henday even-
imo. a which Dietriet Governor Joe
Sheet gave an addreen on Monisre.
liev. Mr. Tabs, of. Berllington, who_
nine wee the en,:eet ef the Club the
emee evening, proved e wonder as ci
etore teller.
AMONG PrITH RIJRC�ES
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Salvation Special service
Sunday evening at 7 p.m. vvill to con- .
cluetel by Candidate Phoebe Bolton.-
- of Clinton. Subject, morning, "The
Marred Vessel:" evening, "The Hus-
bandman and His 'Vine.'"
' Services in Knox church will bs
conducted by 6the minister. bleats',
of sermons; 11 a.m "God' Know- '
ledge and Ours;" 7 p.m., 44The Salt of
• e . t ." 1 and
Bible Classes at 10 o'clock.. • I
Generic:1i Baptist. church, Pastor,
Rev. W. T. Bunt. • 10 a.m., Bible
.8600..11 4.410.-{104Pel servine,-auhe
ject, 'Fulness of Spiritual Power and
Jov AesurecnIt.... I p.m., gospel -service,'
1"The Redeemed's New Song." The
pastor at both services. A hearty
wekome, seats free. Come.
} North St. United church services.
Sunday, May 22nd: 10 a.m.,. Men's
Club, topic, "If personal contact Ankh
}Jesus Christ failed to influence Judan
}Iscariot what hope have we?" tetra-
dueed by Mr. A. M. Robertson, Mis-
sion Bande and Fellowship Class. 1.1
e a.m.. Public Worship, subject, "Ap-
, proacbing Pentecost;" 3 p.m., Sab-
bath • School; .7 pan., subject,. "The
Highway of Life." - •
'The Kincardine - Review -Reporter'
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says of Rev, R. C. MsDermid's ser-
1mons in the Kincardine Presbyterian
I eharch en Sunday- hist: On Sunday
the services in Knox Presbyterian
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church were: well -attended when Rev.
R. C. MeDermid; of B. A., of Goderich,
eceur.ied the pulpit. Atr. .McDercnid
N an P rues t and fluent speaker and
'• his
addresses were greatly appreciat-
ie.d.The W. M. S. of North St. United
.1 church will have charge of the ser -
vise on Sunday ?horning,. June 1.st,
1 when Mrs. C.- R. •Carscallen, Teemerly -
of West China, will address the eon-
! gregation. This'will be the Easter
thankoffering meeting. Mrs.. • Car-
Iscallen will address the' congregation
of Victoria St. United church in the
1 evening. . . _
PEOPLE ::WE KNOW
.IC
GODERLCH FOLKS
repo.Hco- 3nikent.
$EE were. Endein. i%Ane You WOLitel-.)
Isleel2MD You, CA4E12614 M -y Low -
You BRUTE- , WITEre'S -11•4E END
OF YOUR.,
DAeffeer
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Tali:En:4Y, MAY ,9W, 10,39
By MAC
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10 60Y YOUR. 6174TIONERV AT
Many aids to help you keep the bloom
of youth. Standard drugs. Toilet articles
of charm. Come in and try the store of „ THE REXALL DRUG STORE
courtesy and service.
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' NOW 'YOU
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DINE 19 &0013
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11. C. DUNLOP •
GODERICH
Eva Grattan -J. D. SleManneenOpteiseen _ Bine-Water Stake-Pareen$4,000.....
t'etticesi Audrey-. Scott. Toronto .
Phil Unco-P. G. Kearns, Wardsville Oliver Petee-L. W. Guy. Seafcrth
rith -
Billy Wilkese-C. Hodgins, Clandeboye Queen Patch -4. B. Fraser. Ridge-
HMua.gyhP:tGerha-ttl-lan.-BrGe.evEerl,lioBtot,thirwoerlolnto
Daisy Patch -S. Mather, Tilbury
Silent Grattan -t. L. Litt, Goderich
Bill PaTcwilli-W., L. Fraser, Forrest
Single Grattan -G. Elliott, Toronto Ramona Grattan -J. B. Whitely,
Dr, Hedgewood,-C. A. House, Mit- Goderich
D 11 A McIntosh, Prince Al-
bert
Angelus Grattan -J.
Goderich
September, Morn -J.
. .3eJerich
Rulie Petche•-.)". Fitch,
Barron Grattan -,D.
Actor
LioNs, 31.1111$10111 representatives of the Crippled' Chit- num," was written especially for this
MINSTREL SHO'W dren's Society, the Lions took up the production by Mr. Meakins. It had
work with Lion Harry Edwards as a to do with the troubles of Premier
In the effort in connection with the leader in urging ,this ens a very line Ferguson's new doorman and the
minstrel show which the Goderich piece of service whish the Clubs characters were cleverly taken by G.
Lions Club put on last week in aid of might undertake with great benefit to Parsons as Premier Ferguson,
their fund for the crippled children the crippled children and 'With the Harold Blackstone as the colored
ef the ceuntn the Lions made it the feeling of satisfaction to the members doorman, F. R. Darrow and F. E. Rib-
; Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Malotte, of Es-
sex, were in Goderich over the week-
end.
Miss Ivy Clark, of Mitchell, spent
the week -end at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. N. K. McLeod.
Mr. Roy Tregenza, of London, is a
guest of Rev, and Mrs. G. W. Butt at
Victoria street parsonage.
Mr. and Mrs, G, H. Green, of town,
and Miss Gkeen, of Sheppardton, vis-
ited over the week -end in Toronto.
Mrs. Win Boult and -little son, of
Collingwood, •are visiting with Mrs.
Boult's panents, Mr. and. Mrs. Jno.
tense. rather 'than the entertainment, •whiele the doing of a worth while ser- bert as ex -doorman, Stan Clarke as Hoffman..
people vice •brings. •
and the yefer fine reeponse is surely
?Alia they set out to sell the
• Mr.. Meakins was secured to take Geo, Jenner,. as Mrs. Spankhurst, a
Pere Whoiss, wonder worker, ancl Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Seeger, of
production and the. .militint leader, with her suffragette Kingston, are in town, and will spend
Su indication' that the cause'is an ap- Charge of the
singing Of the minstrels was certain- co-workers, Ned .Sale, C. Walker and the 'summer months in their cottage
pealing one. The entertainment was
ly a credit, and Mr. Meakins -as inter- the three Ross boys and Mr.' Meakins on Lighthouse street.
put at a higher figure .than such en- Mr. and Mrs. H. 3.• A. MacEwan, -
locucor.and as one of the soloists, as Bull O'Neil, the rough ex -doorman
tertainnients have charged in Gode.
helped in the production to a great who bulled his way through every -
rich in the past, but, viewed as a con -
in addition to his work in thing. The new darkie doorman was
tribution to a worthy cense, the $1 dmre.ee
training.. Mr. Meakins, who lately to receive 55 a day with $1 oft each
tharged did not sewn out of the way.
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The ,town was divided into districts returned from playing at the hist.ope time he allowed someone to enter the
and members of the Club weave as- Drury .Lane Theatre, has an . Iiremier's private • office. The easy
signed a certain district and a quota which is well known locallsinhe ney HonSam thought he was
Miss MacEwan and Miss Vera Elliott
attended the • ennual meeting of the
Conservative Association a Western
Ontario in London last Friday.
Mrs. Donald T. Murray, of Bayfield,
visited her parents last week and
helped them to move to East street
of tiekets to dispose of and, in many took up residence ni, coder--------------oing to earn quickly disappeared as where they have bought a house enni
are going .to keep a little store. We
welcome Mr. and Mrs. Birnie to East
street.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Brennan.
Nelson St., announce the engageinent
of their younger daugliter, Josephine
Mathilde. to William 1. Chisholm.
line -response was secured and, inci- the chorus were as follows; Messrs..,day nights, to a full house each time, son of Mr. and Mrs. James A. Chis- -
dentelly tho whole county has ,been
interested in the cause which the C. Sunders, X. Morison., H. Watson, land for the Saturday afternoon chil- holm,
Robert Henry, J. Kneeshaw, Fred diens matinee there n -as a fair and- take picket) ehrly in June.
of Goderieh, the marriage to
Lions Clubs of the county have un- Boevra, Frank Deena., C. Tweedy, Geo.ienee. .
Mr., Boyd "'reeler, who passed his
selling committees. After hearing Buchanan, L. DnuSton, B. Sturdy, Me-' The first evening several visitors
Donold, McLean, -.r. Joiner, E. Vkl- had a part on the program. Cy final examination as a mining engin-
dertaken, Each Ln was on two
ean, B. Sanderson, G. Belcher, Ned Thoinas, of London, gave a talk on rent visitor 'with Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
eer at Queen's University, was a re- I
Sale. S. D. Croft, A. Traverse, F. R. !Lions International showing that the
Stewart, Goderieh. and is now spend-
' . Miller. Musical numbers were as iGoderich Club is part of a large inlet ng . . followo: LiOnS medley, Entire Come. retinal organization operating. in X. Taylor, Blyth. He exPects to leave
ing eome days with his father, Mr. C.
The end men were a scream and wit their the Premier was disturbed from
eases the quota was exceeded.
country also was arranged for and jokes, many ,of them on local person- time to time and when the tally show-
varioue cbnirntees tvisited' centres nes, kept the audience laughing. ed a deficit of $3 Honest Sam thought
from the north of the county to the 'Tun end men were "leorge" (Lionel) it was time to quit before the Prem -
south, from Lucknow arid Wingham P'aysons* "Henry" (Harry) Sturdy, ier tried to collect.
to Exeter, and to the east to Clinton "Andy" (Fred) Sturdy and "Amos" The entertainment was given three
and Seaforth. In this way a very (George) Jenner. The members of nights, Thursday, Friday arid Satur-
rans ortation pany; tenor solo, "Homing," Mr. five couneries with a membership Of May 20th for South Africa where he
Service
Tweedy; "Gipsy Love Song," Mr. 70,000, in 2000 dubs. Lion Hen has eecured a. lucrative position:
Meakins and ehorus; comedy song. Smith, gold medallist at the recent .
"It's a • Good Thing We Have Feet,' Stratford musical festival, gave a GODERICH RACES MAY 28
"Amos" Jelnier; seeded umber, Mr. song in costume which was much ap- AND, AUG. 4
Treverse; comedy song, "Sing You preciated. And Reg. Hopper of the The May meeting of the ,Goderich
go Paesons; comedy Ontario 'Crippled Children's Society ;Trotting and Pacing Association will
Long Distance.- Short Distance
sSoinnngr4:iGnr "George"
"Sin," Wee Georgie explained how the society in co -opera- , be
• Parsons; comesin song, "Nobody," tion with service clu'bs. women's insti- held on Wednesday, May 28th,
For Engagements Phone -with three events. 2:30. 2:14 and
"Henry" Sturdy; negro spirituel, tutee and catch societies. was doing a 2.20 • of 5300, ' 3300
"Deep Riven, Entire Company ; wonderful work in bringing treatment reepeeekeiy, entries closing May 24th.
"Brown October Ale,” Mr. Meakins to crippled children, repeating in a 1 The big meet will be on civic boll -
and ehorus; nomedy song, "The Par- great many of them being cured •so day, Aug. 4th, with to stake races
son and the Beare" "Ante Sturdy; that they can earn thew own liven,- 1
601 r 24, Clinton Central,
I Pon-
_ Groceries
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. or o en bate, and the
- selected recitation, Littie Billy Joe hood. The great majority of eases uae 2:10 or Blue Water stake) and two
- ,--';'4Orobnston;
Harmonica Quintette; barn, come froin disease of which juvenil (the 2:30 and the 2:17).
tone sale, 4tGive Me.the Open Road," paralysis is responsible for the great.
clasci races
• The entries for the stalce races tre
Gem Buchanan; finale, "Ole Mari eet number of cases. : as follows :
River," Entire Company. ...---e...-- 6 -Lee -rte. . I Golden Gate Stake. Purse $1,000
. Little Bine' Joe's solos were necita- BRIEF TOWN Turtun ;Irene Peter -L. W. Guy
to -the minute conga, win& he sang couth side of the clubhouse at the;
tions and Wee Georgie had the "nPe A verandah is Iheing.ereeted ,the :Texas Grattan -Wm. Eagleson. Park
Fr uit and with the abandon of a veteran of mine Maitland Golf Club enure°. !Jean Ganot-A. L. Chambers, Milton
istrelsy. Billy Joe is always a win- _The cement worl; for the new dant Peter • McGregor -W, L. Fraser, For -
liter in reciting. Little Billy and Wee for J. D. McManus and Son on Ham,
Vegetables „coons Men street is completed.
Georgie as a couple of young ' Great rSetsotrm-C. W. Andrews, Wel
cettainly did their share to make the The annual inspection of the (ICJ. I
call on matt corps will take place on Wed- 'Direct Heir -Y. Wellevood, Merlin
4ellow a success.
1oLneeday, June 46. ; Star Peter -3. Wellwood, Merlin
' GEO.PRICE &SON
:ofTgolintisremoinnietahogiurinntentebewrso.n
The eement foundation for the new.Peter G.. J. Welltmed. Merlin •
:reembeles were fitib, Bill and Geo. theatre an tbe corner of West find I Mack Direet-A. 13.• •Hodgins,
Speeiaiw im Tea and Coffee
LoiMof..,P:dritnrt Diattunnir ginavgcoo4d Twee Aun-I
= Goods delivered oneellert notice
when required. Mr. Harvey McGee,
I end for an encore gave "Thofe ItAaustru3g. Gill:0714wpm! tvreaeietet.tint utlrioonlioa
0. number a .elever songs, as on Thursday, May 20th.
Cor. North St. and Square ,Itesa, W. lbeinson and Ten &liner. Wellington streets is • going ahead! mill
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Satisfaetion Guaranteed. Harry Lauder hitersenatioris, and Don't farget the annual basse.1*- of
PHONE 248 !his numbers ralted„"the resibilities of MacGillivray Mission Band in Knox
,1 the audienzes. ehureb lecture room Saturday after -
1 The comedy skit, "The New float* noon. Mov3let. beginning. ail &clerk.'
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Chas. Xattel, nen of Mr. and Mee.
Neftel. Montreal street, was re-
tently appointed tally man for thee i8-!
qnrauce companies in connection with •
, FORE , GOLFERS F C#RF tho nuweTtrat 4,6rahe tlirondA Mite:
A cordial invitation is extended to ail local golfer's to
atteirl the
ANNUAL OPENING OF THE MAITLAND GOLF CLUB
TO DE. Hat) ON
WI/R&M MAY 24th, 1930
EVENTS:
iO.00 A. M., Ladies' Approaching and Putting CompeCiiion.
20.410 ‘. M.. Mon's 1 Hole Medal Play Coinpertion.
;.00 P. M., Two Ball Mixed Foursome.
Suitalle prizes wiul be awarded for each event. Luncheon
VAN t,1 availane at the tieVatotre.
Play will ahot at 1000 Atop.
Mot..VSLV, S,:eheW Q.'.
rieN.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Women's Hospital Auxiliary will be
held in the ruble Ithreiry board
next Monday, May Nth, at 4 pan. •
'A full attendenze of the members is
requested.
The Star, biindehied to Mre. W. U.
bowlwbkb Joscioduowerof: of tvitLeinograinotcs
ttiseureo yen the Beet gnat:7 ell
,:st,A.evreerict,er:Istielatar.s. et-eine:J.4topee
n ine by Bakery reale. Try our Cakes,
Cantiiw, Duns. Dolls and
• Owing to adverPe weather condi. rere " cue and yoteli cleaye
time the pigeon flight last utok wee tn.:Cc Ieen.,
sonene then thole eeenid Yeah nom!)
not very etleceseneen tee enene eatee..;'
• How neer nal It (nine e
ineeitne ii-nonc,
E. U. CLEVE,,e,A,!itp
col/din:1i% and tlie Net vni florsti
.ovet. again the coming' wt•Ch end.
-during the c,-.)ol elvs rItst week ? t
observer
THE
QUALITY BAKERY
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B. Whitely,
B. Whitely,
Hamilton •
II. Lindsay,
Sid Bad -J. B. Whitely, Goderich
The best way to kill a fault is to
smother it with virtues.
ONTARIO
"Rediined by Asthnim-The constent
strain of asthma brings the patient to
a dreadful state of hopeless exhaus-
tion. Early use should by all means
be made of the famous Dr. J. D. Kt -
leg's Asthma Remedy, which more
thin any other acts quickly and sure-
ly on the air passages and brings
blessed help and. comfort. No home
where asthma is present in the least
degree should be without this great
remedy.
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Tonsil -a small portion of a child
removed to make parenrs feel better.
Virtue --ordinary human weakness
surrounded .by neighbois.
Chilciren Or7
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Always the Best Quality Goods Money can buy
These are a few of our special prices
for the ttvo weeks
Saturday, May lith to Sat, May 31st
Bulk Seedless
RAISINS
'2 lbs. for....23c
Quick Quaker or
PURITY OATS
with China, 37c
Soda Biscuits •
Per ib.. 16c
Rice Krispres
2 pkgs. for -250
Lux Toilet Soap
bars for. .21c
2 in 1 Shoe Polish
Black or Brown
2 for.i .....23c
Bulk COFFEE 4.
55c and 47c
Tiger Brand
KETCHUP
large bottle ..210
Surprise SOAP .
7 bars for...39c
P. & G: SOAP
40 bars for. .39c
Eagle Brand Con-
densed MILK
21c* tin
Girandated a n d
Brown SUGAR
10 lbs. for...59c
SWEET CORN
2 tins for... .25c
No, 3 PEAS
2 tins for.... 29c
No. 2 Squat
TOMATOES
2 cans for.. .21e
2C size 2 for 29c
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Baking Powder
!b. -tin for.. 19d
Large Rolls Toilet r;
Paper
3 for. ,. :21c
Choice Bulk Teas' '
47c, 59c, 65c,
and 75c alb. .
Cross and Black- 0
well's or Halte
Tomato 64te4uP
Large bottle; .250.
Oxydol, Chips°
and Rinso • NI
Large pkg....21c
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Ready Cut
MACARONI
- 2 lbs. for....23c
LARD
17c a Ih. or 3 for
49c.
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Fray Bentos
CORN BEEF 0
12 -oz, tin for 23c
JA*1.54, 40 -di Jar
Strawberry .39c a
Raspberry. ...35c .
Orange Manned: 9
ade 29c
Chocolate Bars or
Gum
6 for 25c
-10.1.00
AMMONIA
3. pkgs. for -21c
DATES or.. ..
2 lbS. 190
2
Prunes, good sae'
2 lbs. 29c
Choice Potatoes
Bag.. .. .$2.65
Peck. . 50c
Sugar, per cwt.
Redpath. ..$5.45
Dominion. $5.30
Beruniller or Clin-
ton Pastry Flour
24-1b. sack . . 87c
7-1b. 'sack . . .32c
Fancy Mixed
CAKES
29c a 11,
'Maxwell House
and Rideau Hall
COFFEE
1-1b. tin. for. . 59c
BANANAS
per doz. 20c, 25c
and 30c
Choice Large
LEMONS
per doz.....33c
PINEAPPLES
Large size, each
25c. Case, $4.00
ORANGES
per doz...49c up
GRAPE FRUIT
each.......10c
15e siz, 2 for 25t
Leaf Lettuce, 10e
3 -for 25c
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CARROTS
Large.bunch 15c
2 for.. ....25c
Oucumbcrs, 1St
2 for 25c
CABBAGE
2 lbs. for. . . .19c
New Choice Ripe
TOMATOES,
Per lb.. . .. .30c
New POTATOES
4 lbs. for. ... 25c
CELERY
Per Head...15c
2 •for 25c
ASPARGUS, 10c
for. 25c
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n RADISHES
2 bunches for 15c
I4 for 25c
SPINACH
Per lb 15c
2 lbs. for25c
Fresh Lake Trout
er 'White Fish
Per lb 23c
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Breakfast Bacon
Piece or Sliced
Per lb.... . .35c
Fresh or Smoked
Picnic Ham, no
Shanks
Per lb 24c
Fresh Pork Saus-
age, 25e *Ib.
11BOLOGNA
10 , e;td Lettuce, Bung or square
. Per ib...,. .25c
ICE-CREAM AND 0941.13 DRINKS
A full line of Vegetable and Flower Plants
Terms for this Sale -STRICTLY CASH.
G. W. BAECHLER
Cor. Kingston Street and Square
Phone 368 Our Own Delivery
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