The Goderich Star, 1930-06-05, Page 3ICY
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THITRSDAY, JUNE 6th, IDA
limilsokiageough
Wa C•ousod By
A BronchialColci
34. 3. FaSIEMOI1 Selkirk, Ont.,
writeinea"Early lot winter I puffed
trent Severs bronehial cold time left
with a provoking, dig„ Wang'
+cough. After 'being bothered, both day
owl eight, with it or *owe time I
laid* hived recommend
Dr. Wood's
Norway
Pine
Syrup
width I trial with wonderful readta,
and now it is the only remeelyI aver
ase for colds.
"I have also used your Milburitli
Hort and Nerve Pills with wonderful
meld*" •
---**Pre-Wooll'e"I 36 cents betties
leap fiusuly eke 60 cents, at all drat
enste
and dealers.
Put up only by The T. Wilburn' One
Ltd., Toronto, Oatp
LEGA CARDS
F., R. DennOW.
Barrister; Solicitor, Notary Public, Ete.
Successor to J. L. Killorafi
Phone .97 (Mee. The Square, aodericia
ERNES M. LEE
Barrister and Solicitor
Sun Life Bldg., Adelaide and Victoria
DThIehone:g
Toronto 2.
DUDLEY E. HOLMES.
Neighborhood News Nuggets
Picked From Our Exchanges
Death of John R. I,yon in eher health the last few arena.
no• death occurred in Toronto at .91:0 IS SUICVIVCd bY ons Ben. nomPst
S57 Maunitig ave.. en rrlday. May at home, End one tieugliter, nlre. Chas.
nelial, of M. John R. Lyon, in his 8Gth Draper.
year. Mr. Lyon was for many yen Blyth Doctor Going tcp Orient
a aeohient of Seafortle
I YIt was some -whet of a serpriso when
WI Teach in East ork
it became known that lnr. J. Lees, of
I Miss Ethel Finch of Wingham High Dieftle vatuld. this fall. IVO 1:"P lila'
iSahoel staff has accepted a position medical practise in Myth, having en•
t
in East Yoh high school at Toronto, listed as a medical missionary to
Ie e duties to eon-me:ice with. the fall China. He will likely leave for the
term. , Orient the same time as Dr. E. . C.
1 Death of Mrs. 3,,, Finlayson, Sr. I Wilford, else formerly of Blytn,in
I One -of the older residents of Sea- S.eptember. .
' forth, Mrs. John Finlayson, Sr., pas- Graduates from London Hospital
sed away on Sunday evening, May I MISS Violet M. Bell, a London, for -
26th, about 7 o'clock at the Mime of, merly of Myth, graduated on Tues-
ner daughter, Mrs. Abe Foreyhh, day, May 20th, from Ontario Hospital
Tucitereraith. Mrs. Finlayson was in with a class a twelve.
her 87th year. i
Died at Toronto Death of George C. Bell I After an illness uf three; months the
Word was received in Brussels on death occurred of Mr. George Clifford
Monday afternoon of last week that Bell, prominent car dealer, at his
Myrtle Wilson, beloved wife of Harry home on North Main st., Seaforth, en
; Querin, had passed away abput noon. Friday, May 2,3a Mr. Bell took ser -
Deceased was born in Brussels and iously ill 'with hoot trbuble and fos a
wile the youngest daughter of the Mtn long time was confined to the hospis
jams and Mrs. 'Wilson. tal. Two wens ago when he suffer-
Shaddock-Potter ed a stroke at his home all hope of
A very pretty event took place re- his recovery was emoved.
cently et the home of Mrand Mrs, Exeter Moons the Loss of Prominent
William Potter, Tuekersmith, the oc I Merchant
casion being the wedding of their eld- ' A shadenv of gloom Was cast over
est daughter, Clara Violet, to -1,1r. the conununity of Exeter. on Friday
Charles Robert Shaddock,, son of Mr. May 23rd, when it was learned that
Thomas. Shaddock, of Henestill, . Mr. Chester Percival Harvey had Pee
Wingham Man On Trio to Scotland tad away at Victoria Hospital, Lon
arrtsterSolicitoa Notary
M. Jack, Weir, of Wingham, and don. Mr. Harvey, vtho iconducted one
le; •
Public, Conveyancer.his ,brother' Thomas, of Glenallan, left of the leading grocery, stores in Exta
• Lte.
PHONE 27 RAMIlshaa STREET. recently forMontreal where they sail- ter, was taken to the hospital on the
THE GODELICH STA.P. •
•
Lot's Nat Forgot the
Bride
and
Graduate
At the time when the
boys and girls are about to
graduate and when the
hridestosies is prepared te
speak her vows. the tiro
-
Mem of what to give la
naturally .a troublesome
one. Here are a few excel-
lent solutions.
A gleaming, marvellously
out Dimond poised in a
19-k white gold or platinuni
setting.
. Gents' and ladies' Iree
Jewell WeistsWatchee in
latest ease,
The -r iv hest Cut-Caass
Stemware in the latest cols
ors, Sahara and twilde blue.
Royal Crown Derby China
in blue a u d hold and
Mikado patterns.
Silverware of ' the most
modern pieces.
E. C. .Rokrtson.
DIAMONDIMERCHANT
AND JEWELLER
• Phone 136 Gsglorich
SPECIALIST
Exeter h
ed on the S. S. Duchess of Atholl for Sunday previous suffering from an at -
Glasgow, where therktend spending tack of appendicitis.
4.••••••• a couple of months.
DR. E. J, R. FORSTER, ,
•EYE, EAR, NOSE, THROAT
Late House Surgeon New York Opli•
thalmic and Aural Hospital, assistant at
Moorefield% Eye Hospital and °Olden
Square Throat Rospi.tal, London, Eng,
53 Waterloo St., S. Stratford. Tele-
phone 261,
At Hotel Bearer& Ooderice, on the
evening of the third Monday of each
month till the following day, Tuesday,
at p.m.
CHIROPRACTIC
rains PRACTITiONEIL
HIROPRACTOB AND DRUGLESS
THERAPIST, GODERICH.
E q ipped with electro-magneti
baths. Electronic electric treatment
• and diropractic. Chronic, organic
and nervous diseases. Ladr4,10,nt
tendance. Office hours 2 to 5, and 7
to 9 p.m., excepting Monday and
Thursday and by appointment. .
A. N. ATKINSON, residence and
office, cor nor of South street and Bri-
tannia road. Phone 341. •
• AUCTIONEERING • .
• ?THOMAS WIN -DRY SON.
• Live Soar and General Auctioneers,
• Elnin Ave, Gederieh.
Sales made everywhAre and all efforts
made to give you satisfaction.
Farmers' Sale Notes discowted.
"--PAnne 119.
WrESLEY W. PISIIER auCTIONEER.
• v
Will conduct sales anywhere. •
MI
terms are reasonable and 1 will try and
give satisfaction,
Phone Carlow 1314, er address R. IL
4, °mimed',
NOTARY PUBRAC, ETO.,
NOTARY PUBLIC
•-.General Conveyancing done •
Goad Companies Represented
•Phone No. 298,. • Goderleh, Ont..
INSURANCE
ANCE COMPANY.
FARM AND ISOLATED TOWN PROP-
ERTY INSURED.
• Value of property insured up to Jan-
uary. 1910, $3,448,975.00.
OFFICERS—James Connolly, . Preen
dent, Goderich: Jas. Evans. Vice-Presi-
• dent, Beeohwood; De F. McGregor, Sec.-
• Treas., Seafortla
DIRECTORS—Jas. Shouidiee, Walton; a
• Wm. 'Wan, Constance; George 'McCart-
ney, Satfortea Robt. Ferris, Rariock;
• john Bennewise, nroadhegen; John
Pepper, Brucefield; A. BroadfoOt, Sea -
forth.
AGENTS—W..3 Yea, R. 11, 3, Clinton;
• las. Watt, Blyth; Ed. Hinchley, Sea-
FIRIn INSUNANCF.
Have It attended to by the
wAysmoosu MUTUAL FINE INSURANCE
E.stablIEtied 1878
Head °Mee: Dungannon, Ont.
Wm. Wataon, Auburn, President;
Chas. Hewitt, Vice President; Jas.
Girvin, Hon. Director; Directors --
W. Thompson, Auburn; Wm. Mb-
Qtrillan St. Helens; W. P. Reed, R. IL
No. 2, 'Lucknovv; Harry L. Salkeld,
Goderich; Alex. Nicholson, Lucknow;
Tina Griffin, R. R. No. 1, Lucknow;
Chas. Hewitt, Kincardine; lobt. Dav-
idson, Dungannon.
Rate -42.00 per thousand.
THOS. TOTHERS, Treas.
CECIL TRELEAVEN, Seey.
F
Promoted to Hend Office oeses oe Tourney
ndr. Viet, IJ. Kestle, secretary for er of the Dominion of Canada were
Some. of the best horseshoe pitch-
• the Caned an Canners at the Exeter present and took part in the horse -
plant, has been promoted to the ship- shoe tournament held in the Dome
ping department at the head office in Rink, Exeter.. on May • 24th. The
Hamilton and expects to leave imme- tournament was held under the sup-
diately for his new position. Mrs.'ervision of Albert Berseht, secretary
Kestle and family will folloev of the Dominion of Canada Horseshoe
Brlissels Man Meets Tragic' Death Pitchers' lAssociation and was pro -
•Albert C. Dames a well-known and ductive of some excellent pine.
respected citizen of Brussels andGrey Death of • Mrs. William Davidson
township, all his life, was instantly A lifelong and highly respected re
-
Jailed at his farm on the 9th con., sident of $eaforth passed away on
about 5.45 Tuesday evening of last Friday. May 23rd, in the' person of
week when he picked up a fuse that Mary Jane Morrison relict of thelate
had hung fire, and received. the full
William Davidson, after a serious ill -
blast in his faee. Sheath was Installs ness of five months. leorn in lelelail-
taneous. • lop sixty-seven years ago, daughter
• Henry Faust Passes of the late Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mor -
Death claimed at his home in Carlo, rison, her early years were spent on
Michigan, on Thursday, May 22nd, a the 10th coeseession, where she mar -
highly respected vesident of that city -tied Mr. Milani Davidson forty-one
in the person of Mr. Henry Faust, M Years ago. Mr. Davidson passed
his 77th year, after a somewhat ling- away in February, five years ago.
'ering illness, Deceased was a former Wingham Bowlers Hold Annual
Zurich boy. Tournament
Death. of Mrs Ellis The annual rink tournament of the
One of the old settlers passed away Wingham bowling club was held on
at her home on the 4th line of Morris Saturday, May 24th, with an entry'of
on Friday, May 23rd. in the person of twenty-seven rinks, nine local, and
Mrs. T. Ellis, aged eighty, after being eighteen from out of town, represent-
•ing twelve different 'clubs. . 'The dif-
ferent clubs represented with two
rinks were Lucknow. Brussels, Owe -
After Baby Came ley, Goderich, Mt, Forest, Hanover;
with one rink,' Cargill, Walkerton,
nny ston.
l'uneral of Mrs. D. N. Welsh
IWas W
Geak .Ski Kincardine, Myth, Atwood, Palmer-
•
amed 22 LI
• LIS The funeral of the late Mrs. D.
mb th
. . , IOrmCrIy o
„as — "After baby was gaiee, Goderich township, too1 plael'from
I was very weak, sew the home of aaraAtex.. Welsh, Rotten-
ny. Since taking Iron- bury street; Clinton, on Sunday after-
noon, May 25th. Mrs. Walsh, who
ized Yeast -feel fine.
Gained 22 lbs.'—Mrs.was formerly Lillian Louise 'Green,
.
Laura Benoit.
vas,a daughter of the Tate John Green
Thousands write new
o . tan ey and after her marriage she
'
had resided in Goderich township un -
weeks. Ugly hollows fill out. Ironized Yeast adds S th 15 lbs.Bony
til about three years ago, when the
Jambs gets graceful roundness. Mud- falpredirmoved to Larnbeth. She had
ill for the past two Years.
dy skin gets clear and rosy like ma-
ee
gic. Nervousness, indigestion,hSound cone
stipation vanish overnight. FolTiotaL;t: iloVnIcHipamerioSdteowfaritaiiing
sleep, new pep from very first day. health William !Stewart, of Clinton,
iTwo great tonics in one—special retired farmer, died ;nay 22nd, at the
weight -building. Malt Yeast a n d home of his eon l 1
analaw Mr. Thomas
strengthing Iron. Pleasant I i t t I e Adams, Hullett tp., where he had gone
tablets. Far ' stronger than unmedi- for a s hoz t visit. He was born at
cated yeast. Results in L. time. No Ancaster on October 15, 1851, son of
yeasty taste, no gas. the late Charles and Male Stewart.
So quit being "skinny" tired, un- Surviving are his second
wife, one
forth; John Murray, Seaforth.
Polioyamplers can pay their, avulse
merits at Colvin Cutt's store, Goderich;
A. J. Moorish's Clothing' store, Clinton?
or J. H. Reld's, Barfield.
Bropliou BrOS,
GODERICH
The Leading
Foment Directors
and Erni,* Im ers
also Ambulance Service
Orders carefully attended te
at all hours—night or day. Wo
are the impeders of anatomy in
and for the County of Huron,
Phones: Store 120; Residence
217.
S. R. Wheeler
Funeral Director mid
•Embalmer
doderich, Ontario
All cells promptiy atteraeleel
oy er nicht
Pboace: aerie 313; ]1c* 353V1
ttractive. Get Ironized Yeast. from son and three daughters, namely,
druggist today. Feel great tomor- W. Stewart, on the homestead,
irow. Money bulk from manufac- Hallett; Miss Edith Stewart, Clinton;
turet if not delighted with quick re- Mrs. T. Adams, liullett, and Mrs.
sulfa. Fred Toll, Jr„, East Wawanosh. •
Engagements
INSURAN C EMr. 'James Lawson, Walton, Ont„
ai;rindoaeunechetsert,heueinlagamgeame,ett Hofarhvy
iesonc:
The
Mutual Life
Assurance Company
of Canada
• ratabltehetr iles
HEAD OFFICE : WATE111400, ONT
• D. D. MOONEY, Agent
PRONE 250
Nonan ST, ; GODgnielt, Ors.
USES PIN
Johnston• , eldest son of Mr. and Irii.
Silas Johnston, Brussels, Ont.,-
marriage to take place .early in Jane.
• Mr. and Mrs. James Sholdice wish
to announce Me engagement of their
youngest daughter, Annie, to Mr. Geo.
lirsr.12,Tstriill=ono,nahMol ;red-
Killop, -the • marriage to take place
early in June.
Mrs, Harry Jones, of Exeter, wish-
es to announce the engagement of her
only daughter, Etty Mao Webber, to
Mr. Harold Vesper. son of Mr. Geo.
Penhale, of Stanley township, the
wedding to take place the early part
of June.
Mr. and Mrs. %Vattern C. Pearce, of
Exeter, announce tlio engagement of
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MS
• Praises Vegetable
Compound, Blood
Medicine and Liver Pins
11.1...6,31.09061C1.1.101.
Dirtlitown, Quebte—"I rive 13 miles
from town on a farm, with all my home
3:• duties and churn-
ine to Attend to.
At the Change '
Life, I became ner-
tnue and run-
down. The Woe
table Compound
Waal my whole
ereeteneMy aert-esi
are better, uiy
petite is good and
1 am able to do
work. I Lave
so taken Ile
Blood Medicine and the Liver Pale and i•
they kelpal ave. I will answer littera
galIta Woturn mane about your Ina&
(it'—nlea. Inatome segestures„
WTE:litussUr zutc.C.
their eldest daughter, Frances May,
to Wesley Curtis Recline d f 8
euse, N.Y., youngest son of Mr. and
BIra. Cliae, A. Redmond, Of Milverton,
Ontario, the marriage to take place
in June.
HINTS FOR HONIEBOriks
•
• ifousecisaning
ITU annual drive on tart he another
thing that ain't whet it used to be.
1)o you remember when the whole
house was in a Age of upheevel for
weeks at a time 2 were the
/lays when carpets covered the entire ,
floor, end some undertaking it wee to
take out all those carnet twice, get
the carpet out on the line. and eat it
heaten. That is eviler° the WOE of
the }mire strutted 'their stuff. On a
sunshiny day the coiled of earuet
heating- was to be heard on all eidee,
but especially early in the -moraine ,
mut after supper, when the man of
the - house wan 1101110 from . worn.
carpet‘heafina and hotmeseleanina
were eure fine nohee for the seems
41i9Vnit11;tr'rerdetavYe with some oso-
CP AN MIMIC* 21,16
tti;;Le.t:rt, toillergivsy Teal ;
- rt.likr/4
housecleaning complex.. Some of them
are so imbued with the spirit of
housecleaning that they feel the house
would not be cleaned if everything
wee not turned out twice a year.
Others are so fed up with the annual
upheaval that they vow nothing would
ever make them have their houses up-
set.
There are so many aids to house-
cleaning these days that it is not
necessary to upset the house. No
more is it necessary to woo the hum-
ble carpet -tack and chase it to it's
Mire Vacuum cleaners make it un-
necessary to take up the rugs, al-
though I must cenfess, II like the sun
to shine on them. One hour's sun-
light will disinfect them.
• VIICUUM eleaners keep the mattres-
ses free from dust and they do not
have to be hauled out to be cleaned.
There is nothing under the sun, more
unweildIy than a mattress.
Early Cleaning
A good many pride t:iemselves on
having their housecleaning done early
and beat all the women in the neigh- ,
borhood, • I do not think there is one
of us who does not know at least one
woman who extats over us aboat the ,
thee we are thinking of starting our
cleaning. • Personally I think that too
early cleaning is'a waste of time.
There are a good many women who
like to clean'theie cupboards and clos-
ets before they attack the rest of the
cleaning. It is a sound idea if the
weather is fit to hang clothes out to
air and sun them. Clothes which are
buried in dark closet need th s
3 p ED
to act as a germicide and to help
and china cupboards and so ea can be 1111
banish the moths. !Dresser drawers
eleaned at any:time and do eat need
to wait on the weather. As matter
of. fact they make good rainy day
work..
Ceiling Passer •
White ceiling paper makes an ex-
cellent paper to • toe to line dresser
drawers. It also makes a Toed shelf
paper for linen closets. If' you have
Ilene of the pure white on hand, it is
not expensive to buy as the cheapest
quality may be used and a roll will
lang *t a lotima.
Harnwood FlOefa
Ir::,11 equal pads cf benzine and
illasoline to clean hardwood
Po not use this in a room with
lighted tire as there is diaiger exs
Plosien. Light rubbing with sawn
paper or steel wool will belp remove.
the vay dirty opete, such as are
found In front a an outside door.
'Mane people use too much wax alai
the result is a sticks floor. Wan
should be put inside of a thin eloth•
like a poultice. 'That preieente 'demo
ef wax from stieking, to the lloore.
De ail the rubbing wath Sam grain of
the wood„ whether it is to Oen, to
wax or Ito polish. If you do your
daily dusting and the weekly furni-
ture poliaidag with the arain of the
wood you will soon see a difference
in the polish on your furniture. Ree
, guire4minb,cr to always rub wood with the
llousesleaning Meals
' Just heeauee 'you are housecleaning
is no reason to ,have to eat ell' the
mantle-pleee. You really need a
square meal more those days than
other time. But you certainly .do
not want to spend much time cook-
ing. So the only alternative is to use
your head and be forehanded. Fill
your cookie jar and have a cake that
keeps. Cook.enough for mop than
one meal at a time. Food need not be
served in the sarpe way twice in sue-
temesysedio,n, but if it 34 prepared time is
• Fish nleala
Cook sufficient fish for more than
one meal. IThe second day it may be
used as scalloped fish, fish. pie, fish
• cake, or in many other ways.
Fish Pie
Line a greased baking 'dish with a.
layer of mashed potatoes. Put in a
layer of cold, cooked fish, and cover
this with a layer of cream sauce, then
a Myer of grated cheese. Repeat
this, finishing with the cheese. Belie
in a not oven about 20 minutes, until
the .cheese is brown.
Browned Potatoes
Cut cold boiled potatoes in quarters
lengthwise.. Brush with melted but.
ter or dripping. Brown in the oven
with meat which takes a short time to
cook, such as cheps, ham, sausage,
bacon, or meat balls. They may be
broivned in a greased pan in the oven,
or on top .of the stove and served with
coin meat,
•IS BABY TEEMING
Teething time is a thee of worry to
most ,mothers. The baby is nervous;
fretful; feverish. His little gums are
swollen and sore; diarrhoea, •consti-1
pation, colic and sometimes convuls
alone set in—neither baby nor mother
can sleep. •
These tronbles can be quickly. ban-
ished, however, through the use of
Baby's Own Tablets concerning which
Mrs. Louie Grubb, Teeswater, Ont.,
says;—"I have used the Tablets for
n11 my babies while teething and have
found them a splendid medicine."•
• Baby's Own --Tablets are old by all
medicine dealers qr by mail at 25
cents a -box from The Dr. Williame'
Medicine Co:, Brockville, Ont. •
Mandy Jones: "I wants to see
Mistah Wheals."
• Office 'boy: "Mr. Wlaisis is 'en-
gaged."
Mandy Jones: "Go long, boy. Ah
don't want to marry him. Tell him ,
his wushladv wants huh Mortal:*
GO OVERNIGHT
"mom_ Bolls on neck. Doctor said it
lance. Tried 'Sootha•Salve arsto,bollo
vanished overnight.” C. T. Scott.
' "Soothit-Solvanstops min In trolouto,
tat:aorta inter/hoar. Atoll drogirist3.
•
• GO DITEHIEI I C
'MUM
• 'OLD MR. COLDEZEN
%YEW TO HIS COALQINt:14-
TO START THE WINTERS FIR$T
•J FOIE .
WHEN NC GOT l'HBP.E
• THE, COAL BIN WAS BARS r -
A146
He PAO MOW
FOR HIS COAL.
Wasn't he a foolish man to wait
f until October? lie didn't
know about the Iti. Spring and
Summer Coal Sale. And now
the ,question is—"d-, yo? "1
Folks piotit by some ,,utlinter;
sale:, and everiteile the l'ilTeqf
• ilargains (4 the year. This
sale ot 1," happens!
•every spring and :Juntatter.
Now is the time ,,,Aleat all coaL
is reduced. We would like tell
see you profit by thi6 know.;
leAe.
, —
CA LI. TIIE
wotttlig
LB. MUSTARD co9 y
Pflosie 08
Gesletieh
PAGE TOM 4
THE HAND 014‘ TIME
You can't push it back, but you can
prolong your days by eating foods that
keep the arteries soft and pliant, the
muscles strong and vibrant and the
mind clear and active. Shredded
Wheat with milk supplies the elements
that keep the body strong and supple
—contains all the needed vitamins and
mineral salts for insuring health and
strength. It's ready.cooked, readrto-
serve. Delicious for any meal, with,
milk or fruits.
sHREDDErg-
11'
'111111 3-2 'I :4
REDDED.
EAT
WITH ALL THE BRAN
thArr OF THE WHOLE WHEAT •
THIS CANADIAN ISPIRICOORD WINEATCONIPAINIf• LTD,
A little compliment now and then A rubber cap on a now file holder
is relished by, the grouchiest men. protects the hand of a user. •
....esseeseasea raw mrxrmo.s.eatawar—atu,,,
NEW VITALITY
Can be acquired ny seeing that all
On Ofi r,roourribloydy When thio
B your stomach or intestines are dis-
arranged your entire system suf-
fers because of the disease -form-
ing food ,refuse that aecumulates. Eliminate it by a natural, means.
Bon -Tone, consisting of herbs and note, is the ideal toner -up and
-Cleanser. Get a bottle today and see how your entire bodY.picits up.
Price $1.25 (3 Inc $3.00).
.110N -TONE Is For Sale At All Good Druggists Everywhere.
Or Write To
• W. A. RIGNE Y CO.," 94 Academy St.„Nerwark
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SEIRVICIE
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COliellenTSZ leses li`ant
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The Modern housewlfe today demands not only the bigheSt
EC011011Iy quality in foodstuffs at the lowest possible pries. handied
In a elean,panitery manner by skilled clerks, but • she
, Plus •. further denands that stores be conveniently located In• 10
ber neighborhood. •
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We have a otoreltiot around the corner from Yon, earrYInT
•, Convenience you to shop both conveniently and ceortomicaDys
liner foodstuffs at prices that are a real value, enabling
1101, Fort YOUR POTS AND PANS ' ROWNTREE'S ELECT
IP .
SoO•So Vaf 23e COCOA vir. 23
• mama%
not, ill
Grapejuice 33e
•
• READY run Tan %Ante -• NO. 1 TIN
• • Grapefruit 27e
• TEAriehmellogi.68e
SEALED TO SAVE TIER nvvon
•fal
FANCY JAPAVESE
Crabmeat 14.433c
nieneszteo •testa ate 1 -LB. 715 SItINLIP'4$
• Coffee 29c 53e Table Figs Tin 25
•
• RASPBERRY, STRAWISERHY Ott Murmur DEANE,
• MACK CURRANT
JAM JAR 39c
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• 0006 CDJALITY...VANCY FINE BACON
DI %CHINE 4
EiLIVIED
tilit 35c
ritrici. QUALITY...GOLDEN
DOMINO
Corn zad25e
13,01:,d to FtrIeet on
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