The Goderich Star, 1930-08-14, Page 5THURSDAY. AUGUST ittie bSilfe
Ong Service — Foe Toilet Articles
CANFRAGRANT Pr.a TRUSSES
FOR mod
Toa'irtrier
_„ail 'b PRESCRIPTIONS __SUPPORTERS
CAMPBELL'S DRUG STORE
PmI:QNE so.
..-.'eae...e.eseaseaease,mow
TWENTY YEARS MARRIED
A happywedding anniversary was
held at tthe home.: of Mr. and Mrs.
Garfield McMichael of Colborne
Township, on Wednesday . evening
last, in honor of the twentieth year
of , their marriage. A number of
friends and relatives gathered at
their home, end and. a'Very enjoyable ev-
ening wasspent by all. The 'house
was beautifully decorated with ever -
_greens, ferns •and • flowers and the
"noose,. and lawvti were illuminated
with gas lantern*, There were many
and, beautiful presents, including sil-
ver, china and lime rind many floral
tributes testified to the esteem the
;wider and groom of 2.0 years ago are
held. Also many substantial.eherues
were. received.Dancing and games
were the' n ain •features a the even-
ing, two orebestreet providing excel-
lent 'music. A. dainty lunch. was set -
mad the young girls, the
waitres-
ses
es-
ses
wearing white caps. looked like
youthful Napoleon Bonapartes, with
their . warrior -like chin straps. , Af,
ter lunch Mr. and Mrs. McMichael
were presented with a sheaf of glad-
ioliis,, by their two• daughters, Misses
Isobel and Ruby. Mr. Rosinfield: iff
irorontoa a talented musician, played
violin instrumentals, which were
truly harmonizing and enjoyed by
all, with Mrs. Joseph . LaRocque as
accompanist' on the piano. Mr. and
Mrs, MwMichael haste a" family of
five .sons' and two 2aughtcrs. all. a
•
THE CODED= STAR
�Tbi
and Nis. ova Beater Methorseof Luria, Jelin Newton.
t oit�eattilations. Mr. George Demme sed his eon,
M IS Margaret Jefferson of Icon -:Kolmer, arrived home from their hob -
1 nl brook, 'visited with Kisses Rah .i dayr trite Om sad of Taut week, Mr. ,
'and Hazel Noon, last weak. iDawaon is atteadieer to the Mail ear,"
Kiss P yliss Jewell underwent an • eying and Kalmar aana,d his duties
operation for her tonsils in Coder- en the bunk oet
0
'itch Hospital, last week, I That ''Wwa.a'I ituitis eiiIi meet in
i Miss Marie Mudd of Waterdeeen, the Forester's Hall, on Tuesday?, Aug -
,,near Hamilton, is visiting her tend- est ifith, at k.15. Chikiren will pro-
@ p*rents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul M aeilel- k wide the_ pprogram for the meeting.
r Mr. and Mrar Graham Inglis and Visitors Welcome. Mrs. A., J. lr'erg-#
'daughter.-IUelcn,-, it--tiudsrich, slut Mien Pies. i e, "-
I .$uuday with the lady's mother, Mt aa. )ILr attseaa
- ,
Mi . d Medd and- his; sister,
E Hardy
Mrs. Phillip, and Mr. end Mir. Ross
• Miss Gladys Treble and Mia Mar- of Dungannon, took. * trip to Peter-
gairet Mitchell visited friends an God- borough anti other Eastern Places
erich last week while attending the last week. They re ejected home
Ghaattauqua. ,r i the (middle of
this week. t
- The Bawdier ladle* Aid met rat Miss AnaiSturdy was at London
the home of Mrs. Gert. Baxter on 1 last week consulting a specialist. lie
Wednesday afternoon with a good at- ,did not give ber much encouragement.
teedance and a profitable meeting. ,,harvest cutting will soon be over
whom were present for the evening Miss Lucie Hardy underwent an for another year, The continued dry
Mrs. Paul Read.- of Lueknow, aunt of ope atiine and Cue week
u Hospital, l e hod t wethequicklyr hes ripened the grain very
the. bride, aged 87 years, was the
oldest person present• and George
k'rederiek Bolton, nearly four mon.
the; the youngest guest of the even-
ing. Friends and relatives were
present from Wittttham, London, To- mg the bumper harvest. is survived by ono danirlitei•, Mt -a
Tonto, Saaforth. • Mitchell. 1Jungan- We are sorry to relate that Airs. Minnie.
non, L.ucknaw, Goderich and tbet sur- Andrew moan of Goderich, one o2 'This week Dr. Jemes Wilson is cal -
rounding. district. _ The guests all
jollied in singing "For They're ttvu our esteemed neighbors of the past,. ling on friends in•thin neighbor hood.
jolly. good .Fellows," and .after con- lies tighter in Hamiltain e' hom• e of her no had iicharge
b gGoalerich the
Saebi�atlx
gratulatitig the bride 'and grcoita and Mr. and Mrs Geo A.- air d•two Mr. Eugene Conk leaves for Erie
wedded happiness:, over 160 guests McLaren of Auburn, . called on :their' mewed a school there and intends
crick, for. the removal of her Adenoids ° Another vacancy occurred in our
and tonsils. midst the beginning of this week by
Mi•. Will Long and Mr. Alden Al- the death of Mrs. Spuhl. She was
len are both aawners-.of.newar,tyaeters: bereft of her, husband *bout a couple
Both farmers. are now busy thresh. .a years ago. To nieurn her loss she
wishing t em many more years ?. Sons,�Lvon and Maurice, also Miss M. the latter part of the week. Ile has
retired to their respective homes. old neighbours, 'Mr. and Mrs. James •,yelling on friends, on his wal.:there.
COLBORNE Feageu Sr. on Sunday evening. Mr. John Robertson of Walkerburn
lVlx. and Mrs. E. Allman and chit- had rather a sad loss last week. slur-
dren, also. Mr. and -'Mrs. Harold flick- Mng the day. he had .been assisting a
mar, and children, of. Toronto, were neighbor and .was awakened about
all visitors with the lady's sister, Mrs, midnight. He was surprised to find
Howard Baer, and other relatives, last the house full ii smoke and before
. s w too
h h e as
ea t e 4u
ek. ' t Co the
w st an
e e s
s
4
.Mrs. Will Long and' daughter via- far gone. and was. a total -loss. Very
ited friends in Detroit recently.. The tittle of the 'contents were saved. Ur.
former's sister, Mrs. Nellie Ryaan. of Robertson cannot account for the fire
blew York', and daughter,. Mrs Clyde as theta hadn't been airy fire in the
Millen and three children, of Detroit, etovefor a.collul'e a `days. The house
was insured with the West Wawan-
osh; Fire I;raasurance Company.
Mr. Charles Sheardownis visiting
at the home of his unele, Ur. J.
Treble.
Miss Bessie Hewitt of the central
office i
ce sona week's Visit it
toe
h
r Noma
at Lonsdale: '"
. Miss Eva Penman was .the guest
of her friend, Miss Helen Swan last
week, in. Clinton,
Mrs. Chas, Allen ;visited with her
daughter, Mrs. Lawrence Snyder for
a few days this week.
Mi. Erratt shipped -hogs "'on Mon.,
day and Mr. Ns Pearson on Wednes-
day from lifeGaw Station..•
Mae Jefinia Morrish of. Goderich
ie staying et the home of her sister,
11Irs. C. Allen, for a ,few. days.
I A; little baby girl eame to the home
SOLICITOUS' OF Y,OUR.,PATRONACE'
"CINDERELLA BEAUTY SHOPP•E"
(Ov1 It T1 BBtl'TT'S 1 .UtDl'a'A1i'L) WEST. tyr'1E1;,C.
The Jahn A. Kenndy.Luster. Wave
Prmanent:
Waving,
Meth3d t
$5,?5
$ 0
ant .
$10.00
Ta£or maioncotuaoosl
9 Sis
nupon
request.
et.
�HONE 235 ; Open Evoningn
FOR AFPOINTMENT By,ai,pointment ony
DON'T SUFFER '
with aiiements of the kidneys,
er, stomach or other ' internal
organs. Tour whole system Will
begin to ' feel the enervating ef-
• fects. er disorders 4 these •delicate,
organs. ;1Vhen the danger signals of headaches Mid pains begin to
,aappear.eliminate the cause of: the trouble before`'' something . drastic
'happens. Bon -Tone, consisting of the beneficial extracts a 14"
roots, barks, herbs and berrieshas been lauded for: it's.excellent re '
• sults in correcting, brakdowns of these organs. Get a bottle today
mid notice„ how fine your enjoy -menu a life can be.. Price $1.25
t8. for 3:OOi • '
BON -TONE Is For Sale At All Good Druggists Everywhere.
• ¢.
Or Write To . ' •
IGNE Y Co.,R 94 Academy St. Na>'waPirk•111 J '
Yik
• Our.House Furnishing Department is offering`special
ecial
very P.
'prices. At these prices it will pay you in dollars and cents to
anticipate your vats hi door Covering..
•'Floor Oilcloth in 1 yard and 2 yard widths, No.•
249c
• quality. ' Sale Price,, per square . yard
Gold Seal, Congoleum, 36 inches. wide, fpr hall 59
Runners, etC., good patterns. Sale. Price, per
..... . . . . P. . . ... J ... '. c . « .. ., .
4 -Yard wideheavy quality Linoleum. This is the
best grade'.. Sale- Price, .per square yard :.. .
4 -Yard wide medium quality Linoleum. Sale Prise
per square yards .'..•.. • . , . , x',., .q.. e•.•. .. . "•
3»yard°wide Gold Seat Congoleum.in good patterns
Sale Price per square yard
98c
87e,
95c
A fall range of Gongollaum and Certainteed Rugs in
silo at left than main order pruees.
'-
aail
We Absolutely Save'' Yon Money.
;to.: CE0 W. SCIIAEFER
Phone se
of
Value
returned -home with : thein. The vis.
itors have again returned to the city,
HOLSVIGLE
11ir. and 141',rs. Rohn'• Cudmoreend
family motored to Norwich . on Sun.
day and spent the day with Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Cudmorei
Residents who have returned home
are; George Tibutt, after a visit in
the State of Washington;, .Kars. W. J.
Herbert, 'Edith and Billy from their
From another. Correspondent
Mr. G. Meteii is at:. present with
his .daughter,' Mrs. B. Jones,
We are pleased to report that Mrs.
L. Plactzt:•r • is much" improved in
health,
•
Mr. and Mit.' J. E. Robertson and
family! Spent a few , days early 'this
week with the Missesair.�.
summer' .otta in Muskoka. Mr. and Mrs. Jno.' Fey uson re •
• Out -of town visitors who have re- turned home last Saturday spending
u couple of Weeks With their son Will
an Windsor,
Mr. George Million was called to
11.,milton' :on, Saturday to see, his
mother who was seriously 111: there at,
the home a her .daughter, Mrs. Cox.
Misses Annie :and Muth Straughan
returned home the .beginning, of this
week after spending a week in Blyth
with Mrs. Johnston,
Word was received here a the death
of .Mrs. Amos Spuill on Tuesday,
Morning at the home of her brothez,
Mr. L. Roberton. Tl a funeral was
rned to their ;homes aree.Mr..and,
Mrs. Dorland Glazier ,of Toronto;
14Lrs."Marsh of Belleville,' from Broa-
den McMath's; Ormond Alcock, 'of
Detroit, • Dr. and Mrs, Oliver Court -
ice a andiana• from Mrs." S. T. Wal-
ters. • . •.
" Recent visitors in the village were
-Mrs. John Yeo, of Godericlh, at the
home• of her son, .W'11iam J. 'Yeo; Mr.
and.'Mrs. William J Potter and. son.'
Delmar, of Stanley; Mr.: ' and' Mrs..
Chael Elo d.
ick of
London w
1th
.Mr
.
alidM: 'Maleolm'MePar ane, Miss
Williemina. -Trewartha of Clinton, held on .Thursdayaernoon, Sym-
withMiss Susan Acheson; Mr. and pathy`of • the community is extended
.
to her daughter :Minnie.aud.othei.re-
fotives. •
•
Mrs. Thomas Campbell, Clyde, Dav-
id and Donald, of Brussels, with the
lady's mother Mrs. Alcock.
Goderich township lost one of its
Oldest and most highly respected re-•
sidents Saturday. afternoon .,in the
person of. John Holmes_who: passed a-
way at the home of 'his son Andrew,
on the highway about two miles from
the village. ;: .
The deceased man, who .was::eighty-
five year 'Sof age was• a son a the
late'. Samnet and Mai;garet Hoilmes'
and had spent his entire life in this
community, having been born on the
farm: now owned by Fred Mulholland.
.11'h his early manhood lie married Miss
Agnes Purvis who . predeceased hint
by a number of years. To this union
three sons Were born, Bruce, Bert and
Aiidr!cw, only one of whom,
tic dei -
is. now alive, and with h m.
(leased :made his 'borne. IP. religion
the late John Holmes was "a staunch.
Anglican, being formerly° a member
a the Holmesville Anglican Church,
When it closed he joined the congre
nation of the Taylor's Corner Baptist
Church' and was 'a regular 'attendant
as ?nna'as health permitted..
e He was the last surviving member.
of one of the oldest pioneer families
of this district
The funeral was held Monday af-
ternoon. interment being:. made in
7j Maitland. cemetery,. Goderich;
AUBURN.
"CAPITAL - THEATRE OPENING"
Goderich's Magnificent New All-Talk-
Mg
ll Talk-ing Theatre Opens to. the :Public
Next MCinday Night
Erected in.' just' ,nine weeks,
Goderich's'magnilicerit new all talk-
ing theatre; which is to be known
tie' • the, ."Capital", . iiR. ":fie formally
opened next Monday., evening by May-
or MacEwan 'before the first ' show.
Mr. E. J. Sutherland, the owner, has
secured the services. ,of Me.' George
Joiner 'for his new theatre end will
give•twoo shows nightly, starting at
7:30. and 9.30, and on Wednesday and
Saturday.. afternoons `matinees will
be given at. 3 o'clock. The shows
will be 100 per ccent. talking. The
admission will be. 20 acid 40 cents
for the evening, and: IO and: 26 cents.
for'the matinees.
Tice netstheatre is 62.ft. -by 130
ft. and has` seating capacity for ever
600. "The...interielr is .very. attractive,
The .walls are prettily painted in
such a way ae_to .bring abe windows
in their appropriate position as,gable
windows' as though one were. seated
in a .space among a number of cot-
tages. ' IIhe upholstered clean' are
from the Canadian Office and Fur
niture.Co. of Preston, and ..the heat-
ing'.by Depotic and Son, of London..
Mr. F.:Seabrook had`'othe'. contract
Mr. ITareey McLaughlin a Toron- for ,painting; F. McArthur . the con?
to, is visiting his uncle, Mr:• Roberttract .for the electric installation and
McGee tit: present. • • C. 0. Lee the contract for the- metal
Mr.: Alexander McEenzieis' at To- roofing, The carpet, which; will be at
rento at present. He went down Last the ,back of the theatre and down
week to attend the- wedding of his the aisles is being . susplied ;the ough
daughter. ' Mr. Schaefer.. The,`contractor for
The W. M. S. of the Presbyterian the construction was Mr. J. MCDon-'
congregation hold their regular motet ald, a London. Thedoors are of
thly meeting on Thee:aday at the bevelled glass' and the 'Whole ap-
pointments will be first class. ;The
Star has already given a general
Odel ea re
outline of the layout of the building,
but' we nh est tnentir, strain 'that,
there aro rest "rooms 'for -bptlt ladies
and gentlemen at the front near° the
wEEIC• OF AUG. 48#h• to '2133rd.entrance. Therc•.is also provision for
a small store sand living ':quaarters
*"`" y•--` * alcove but the store will not be oc-
MON and TUBS. ' • cupied immediately. '-
But the thirst important feature is
JOHN GILBERT-- GF ETA that the sound Installation is horn.
GARBO and LEWIS STONE the
Northern
-Electric Company,
The greatest romantic stars, cast makers of the best sound apparatus
and. director of the screen today on the market. _
in an unforgetable love drama. PRIZE WINNERS Al" THE CAR:
'Michael Arlen—wrote the story • NIVAL OF NATIONS
and Clarence Brown directed. Last minute congestion in our last
issue prevented mord than a very,
brief reference to the entertainment
under the auspices o£• the Maple
Leaf Chapter, I. 0. D. E., which they
entitled alit,. "Carnival of Nations:'
The grand march took place. at 10.30
and visitors who came over from the
RONALD COLEMAN WITH Chautauqua were In good time to Dee
JOAN BENNETT . , this very colerfur event, led off by a
Brilliant . in its •story,, absorbing in Pageant
; with ttrepresenting
e se wgte tat ng part:
.
its drama, uproarious In its COs- Mise ith th Kathleen Matin ey as Cclnad
edy, this fast -paced film sensation and provinces represented by Misses
will hold you spell -bound. Haskel), Aileen Davidson, Tony
"BULLDOG DRUMMOND" B. MelKesnzie, M. V. McKinnon, Grace
PA,`1'HEi COMEDYWatson, Margaret Watson, Madeline.
"LITTLE TLE MOTHER" Y
thounge mus,Llicaluth ,pPattorogranm.and 'i'h6 fal'iellaw.
t= by
Irene
, -wows moons, 'WAS a fine setting for
FRI. and ''ATT. For thin a special prize wag Tivcn
"DARK STREETS °'by Miss Edith Williams. "'i b other.
,winners were as fotlotvot Ladieo' lit►-,
a -First National entertainment ;y a jIe, treore entioa 'Ave Little, 9pascial and one of the year s ilta�st `men'aa nationaa Ile. W. W. Martin, re&
interesting ttrai tAtie treats:Ws. ` tsresenting rJohn Dull; .ladies' eomia,
, terv, action,. an 1 romance wilt {•'.lirrz. Ynun ,Toronto, Firtatc:;:angtenkill'irasitt.
„thrill hurt on `o at' trip tliroawili ioldfea.41hioliedlaxly,mi.aD K Sneemar 't� Joon Murray. dro,'e
(tt Yi4[. t:C1MEI3Y atei'tleman; hove' fatitai nada 12
ever& llsyniend Murray, ag r trareht,:'.
"SURD Ai,” won't nide' fancy, under 12 years. Elizae
C w,ea Gm Who womst hetlt Homo, o, Newniarketr
Waiitewl," The Ridges were Mme, Chat, Gar
-
mows 1$N. at l.SS y►.iit. : rr, . Mataaklairs. Geo. Williarns teal Mr. :8;,,.,.,, 're
(hawr,his i, .�
"A.. WOMAN OF AFFAIRS"
REGAL. COMEDY 1
• NIUTTOk MY BACK"
WED. and THURS. •
w' -
S p e a Pri ces for-.
Frid�y and Saturday
20 ter cent., discount off our ' entire range
of Ladies' dare"*piece Knitted Suits in all
shades of silk and wool, all wool, and the
new tweed effects. All wool and silly and
R '
wool Sweaters in all colors and sizes.
20 per cent. otf teem prices
36 inch Celanese Crepe-De-Chiene
in shades of batter
yellowvoleage green, corinthian nthian
green, beach sand, ametyst► eggshell, navy, black
and white
•
Special Value $per yard
Headquarters for Brown's ' Irish Linens, Kenwood
Blankets and Benmiiller Blankets. -
The: Cashp
Store
. HIBBERT Phonee6
Reliable Good* at Reasonable. Prices
xT: TILE HARBORt:.. ' . and the.Alsted.: bathing hatuae and:'4asti a rued 1 ht
Commercial fishing o
The Government H dro •a lar
a e c a ,,telt g has . not been out over the water. y Bit h
p
Survey boat, the Sir. Bayfield, was iii extra good this Beason but is
port on Tuesday, clearing again the ter than last year. �' a ap.A..ssrj' tIM
same night.. tfiie new3 searchlight which . theIn 9ss fen flrlJt ! Yi V
A. mei, a,
The Imperial Oil =,Coes..'new boat, town hasccured f the: bathing
the.Acedialite, of which Capt. Walter beach is<' it:. ,shed to the: top of the . «r • y
McDonald isthe skipper, i +r �.rar.;r r.. l._ . _�.�..� ..Asst i ...
h kipp r, was' .n on -
Tuesday with a cargo of gasoline
And the •package freighter 'Fernic
also was in en Tuesday and took on.
6500 cases of Exeter canned goods.
for .the: head of the lakes.,
If'he steamer Bricoldoc with 160,0l0
bushels'. of wheat, 61,000 bushels: nits
and
oaded 2p6 000 bushels f wht� t
the Western Candda• Fleur Mills'
vators..
The scow with ceineht.:lnixe •omit
fit bele/ming. t. m'.
t to.the >br a
a kwa " � co
g gt n
trt
ac r 'u Monday�
sI
o, pet. of last) week.
and' the,.compeny had to::bring their
diver.from Windsor.to assist. in get-
ting'things• righted. '`Thee mixer, boil-
er and engine went to the :bottom and
the'. men who were on the scow, at the
time, had a narrow escape, at the
time. of- the• accident,--':
FALL TERM OPENS
a..
T
AtSEPTEMBER lixc�.
d 47,000 bushels' barley, unloaded
C•.htirses in
- the elevator Inst:. Friday., and /the • •
o�lert P.Animal, the gime day n= '` ' `
du
o e a Stenographic, Commercia`, Secretarial, Complete
els:•:
Quite a npmber : of yachts have be-
en in port, including the Messy -Dip
r.
Office Training. 'Thorough Courses,
Competent Staff, Free m to mert Service
Write :To.day for Particulars
:Central`B `nes College
lxsl! ss
R. F. L(JMS.DE ,' B.A., Principal
T'RATF'ORIWV rARt
• a
U*ARE 'i OU A.0OO1) JUDGE OP` WEIGHTS .AND -MEASURES?
Yota are a .:good judge quala and price—are you c'. gond Judge of we ts• an
q� tY, . s � B ish d +»oaauwkaai?
Superior .Chani Store Managers and Owners re utatioris have `stood the test of u
P tune. You,
are•assured, no • only of quality and price, hut •,alio of •honest weight:aand measure when you
We deal at Suior. Stores. Our service is free....why► net use it? Your hone orders and o
children will receive -the, p
� ratite personal attention Bas though you carried Your orders yourself
• •on'these hot days. ' .•
WE SELF. THE BES!' FOR LESS.
r . .
KELLOGG'S :RICE KRISPIES
Interlake Toilet paptTr;.3 roils, :.': ,•. ;23c .'
Ovaifiire, :small 50c; .med. 75c; large 51.25'
1 Gillett's Lye, "Eats, Dia", per tin.. 15c
Sunlight Soap, 4 cakes...::::.... •.25e
Choice' Peaches, No. .tins,, 25c each, or
for, •l,.,.,.•., • 47c
Choice Quality Corn, 2 tins 29c
Lifebuoy '"The Health Soap", 3 cakes.23c
Premium Tea, 1 1b, pkgs ; 59c
with decorated flower Vases or "Bird . of
Paradises' Cup and Saucer.
Kraft Salad Dressing, 12 oz., per jar..23c
Cow Brand• Soda, /'s roc.. t ` . oc
nVTcll' Cleanser;r":. birt 2 pkgs. 21c
Shredded Wheat; Mullets, Pep Bran Flakes
2 packages.. ....:: ...:.. , , ..25e
McLaren's:Queen Olives,. 19 oz. •' Mason
jar . , . s , „ f ', ...'r
McLaretl s Piniiclito Stu fled -011 s,
ounce for.... .,.,..,....... ...25c
sr SI
2 pkgs
, Maple. Leaf Fancy Sockeye Salmon,' !!:).11..
New Clover Hon'ey, ll.. pail 4 "r
Sea King Lobster, 14's 23c;
Hawes Fioor Wax,. 34 lit 23c.
' Purity Ouick Cbhra, Oats, per pkg....37c
Corte
"for Jams and jellies"
per bottle
29c
2 in t - Shoe Polish—all colors, per tin .. 12e
Shirrifl''s Tumbler Package - Jelly, t'ewders
'(3 pkgs. Jelly Powder and a rounded-,
edge, chip"proof Glass Tumbler)...21
Whiz Fly Fume .(and • a can of Whiz Metal
Polish Free) -
8 oz. tittle.. , ...... .....$00
Tiger Brand Catsup, Ito 190.
Medium Weight Eine Straw • l3room2, 5
strings, each. ; , age .
Fair Sex Toilet Soap, 4 cartes...: 25t -
Java
. -..25e
Jav/a White TapiocaBest.grade, 2 II4
lbs. •
for,... . V '.. .....„A...,',,., ,,.yamjC,.
"Washes -1f
HMSO Clothes, Whiter Small Size, 3 p s, :25G
GIVOOrie8 at Reduned Prices, e R U sa 7`. Aug, 1.40.0 56 and 16th
PHONE YOUR ORD TCS
3. 3. Wen, Goderich ro J..Calvin Cott, Goderich
PHONE 46 . PHONIC 116
`"WE DELIVER
1 11 MINN el km
•
1)