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2-Tbureday. February 27, HMO.
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Thuratlay. February 27. 11130.
EDITORIAL NOTES
That week of spring weather in
February was a little bit of all right.
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d Intario'.- drunk bill for Itr_sf was
with reference to the date of an spec•
tion was that the Government had not
as yet considered the matter.
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The Stratford Beacon-llerald is
very much in error if 1t thank• that
It. J. Ik•achtuau int "just u plain rub-
ber *tamp" to hint appearances before
the Federal Tnrlff Board. Mr. Detach -
man has made a epeeist study of the
tariff question mud persons asking for
tariff favors have sometimes hemmed
that he 6 able to dieeeet an applica-
tion with disconcerting skill. Mr.
.Deachman states frankly that he rep
resents the consumer, and doubtless
the Tariff Board welcomes lila pres-
ence. Why should there bre any objec-
tion to it except from someone who
la trying 10 "put eumethlug over" on
the people?
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$:6.477,512 About $14..uM1,IMM) too
Mr. Bennett's (lest speech of the
mus+.
session at Ottawa gives the impres-
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Dodging automobile, the past week,
pedestrian. realized that spring -time
had come again. '
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If those Sew Zealand cows are such
hard worker;, why out bring some t,f course, 6 not respsolr ibis for either
them to rker.. ? couditiou, but the Opposition is pre -
Cana• • • pared to garner cute, from distutitent-
ed electors. -The Toronto tfaflegruw, ,lu
nit the
a It 1s to the prairies fact, sa
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Opposition lucks for gains at the next
electiuu. :They (the Opposition) cou-
fhkatly predict that it the elections
were to Colne 011 tomorrow the King
G. te'rument would not carry twenty
wets from Ow lake. to the ntouuteins."
This is patently a case poi whistling to
keep up their courage. A few weeks
alun that he huptes to capitalize the
dePeeeslou revoulting from the stock
market crash and the low price of
wheat to turn the title against the
King Goventutent. The Government, of
Advice from the Lake[
m thehead o f
opening of uav tion
is that an reel i t
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is out expected.
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The Milverton shin, considering
everything, comas to the conclusion that.
the only way to gt•t rich quickly Is
slowly.
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Mr. Bennett sees- to rest hew case ago the Brandon seat was Cat•ant and
against the Government 111 New 'Lca-
laud iuttter and the prier of wheat. ,t
bread-and-butter policy, as it were.
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That {tad boy, Webby Bennett. Is
trying to fix things ear that Willie
King will slip on a bit ot New Zea-
land butter and fall into the wheat
pool.
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Manitoba hopes to have an omen
liner servk•e. via Hudson Bay, by I1Kt1.
However. it will be some year.; yet .he -
fore Ontario people will think of go -
lug north, rather than cast. to take
boat for a trip to Hurope.
lib•. George S Henry. Minister ,of
Highways, intimates that the Govern-
ment has no intention of doing away
there was au opportunity for the Op-
position to show what it could do in
a constituency that has always been
good fighting ground. Ilut the Oppual-
tion did Dot even put up a candidate,
allowing Mr. Crerar to take the seat
without a,eontest. With low pricers for
their gralu, the prairie farmer, will
be in Du mood to listen to 1 party
whose ouly policy is 10 luerease their
colts of living. if Mr. Bennett', party
cannot find better ground thau the
Western Provinces for titter hopes at
The next election, their prospects are
not Inviting.
('ollingwoed'a Experience
(Collingwood 'Bulletin)
The towu of Sr. Marys is to hay
a one-year special audit of the mu - l
with the speed limit' for automobiles rlpal precbutis. l'ulllugw'asxl fell for thls1
Most people will agree with him that three thousand
to le aro it s ct t of oyer'
three thousanA dol bars that there wall
motorists err driving quite fast enough no rottenness In Denmark.
now.
• Terrible ,stories come •
of famine Irl
China. Would lint the people of this
country support the Gucernlncit in
hitting a large quantity of 1'nnndlru
wheat and shipping It to the hunger -
stricken l'hioewe, with sultrhle pro-
vision for Its distribution?
While the Hou. Latrine Wilson was
in the spotlight at Ottawa last week,'
Miss Matq,hall, M 1'. was haring her
tonsils removed and sit, unable In at-
tend the chains of l'artin:new. beard
luck -let. 1tte•h. when -hr 4 •t- to Ot-
tawa ser 8111 have n rtnrptiott all
her own.
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Tlfl:pubs
r� hail an right-o,Iunln
brattllug oto 'liu.uhay oyer what pur-
portwl to Ire au lutttnattutt by the
I'rins• Minister of a general elr•tloi
in taw nein future; hitt on reeding M;r.
Meow* Tax in Australia
1 Pembroke sttandarde em erver )
We howl abut taxes. hilt what
would we say if we lived in Austral-
ia:: In the new .\ net rt1lau 4'omiuon-
wealth budget hoomes from 81,009
to 87,300 are to be taxed ten per
mut.; inonws from <7.54tt to $15.1100.
fifteen per tent.. and Ininme' ,dove
$15.lW10 are N# taxwl twenty per
n'ut. In ILnnila an untmtrried man
nceivrrt an exemption of $1.400. and
the wants of the tax then starts at
_. per cent. Married men retrive tektite
exemption. The difference. therefore.
means that an Australian bnehelur
resel%iug $2.1100 a year inetene would
le taCPtl $1(o. plus the nntltare In-,
mule hat, while the 4'11111l,llal1 bash• 1'
Plot' with the same Income would Ix i
taxed *10 by the Federal Goveru-, l
nwnt. Eery Australian State itisu has
ate Intone tax of il. own. eltrmns
this 1, the ex„'ptloh end not the nth•'
ht 4'nundn.
all of welch gels to show,
that there are worse pine,.. in the
world to live In than faunal:•. '
article one fon lid that the most def -
help
few '01011 liplike; placed Ito the
I ,oke bn♦ will helip key;, the fruit i
tike statement ninth. by M I:Iti1 t;afr ttol.t. • . I
THE FEDERAL HOUSE
AGAIN IN SESSION
ON PARLIAMENT HILL
A Forecast of Some of the
Questions That Will Be Up
for Consideration
Icy H. J. 1)eucuatan
The Day of Days usually presages
a storm. Not so this year. (In the
opening day of Purllament, the ateru
away of winder guve place to the
gentler rule of spring. the sou shone,
the snow's melted, the bills of the
Gatineau whispered back to the city
that some time spring was coming -
some time, but not yet! The members
assembled with all the frlekhwst of
couviets out on reprieve. 'There will
be an election -but when? Will this
lw the last session before -before the
day on Judgment?
'l'hat Is the great question -a
burning question on the minds and
hearts, of all M.1'.'s. Truth to tell,
duty calls theta --but memory whim -
pen. they way hot always answer 1n
the rail of the opalug of Parliament.
An election has its casualty list --the
tocmle'rs live forever in the shadow
of the end;
The Opening
The scene at the opening is tawn-
ier. Everyone 7s a nxiuue to see It
once. There !s a stately formality
whole t re. It1,
alMout the procedure. a
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picture which lingers on the retina
of the eye. Once sewti, you eau easily
recall the course of events.
An Itnptah devil bids me wonder
how the scene would look if every-
thing were reversed. Suppose w'e Morel
iu a land when' the seeds ot the
apple, grew on the outside, where
the big end of the pear was at the
stem, where grapes grew in the grieund
and potatoes in the air, where base-
balls were equate Instead of round,
and everything conceivable was re-
versed; then we might have an op-
ening of Parliament with Mr. King
leadlog the Progressives, Robert Gard-
iner uud Agnes McPhail in charge of
the "Tory" hosts. Richard Bennett a
ewashbuekllug soldier of fortune In
fustian at the head of the Labor
Party, Mr. Heaps as Prime Miolater,
and Mr. Guthrie deputy leader of the
Goventtnent. For Mr. Guthrie, the
grey knight of Wellington. I have a
profound admiration. I have beard
hint make such excellent speeches on
both %lde. of polities that 1 have a i
feeling be could never le• wrong.
Reek to Reality
But thew thiug- never happen. Wel
live in the Land of As -you -Ate and not:
iu the Laud of Might-hurwBeeu. au'
1l1rliameut meet, to transact tntai-
These. There is much to be dune. In a
sena' we have reached the end of an'
epoch? Hard times may not be at the
hack deur and the wolf may lw i
lung •1•lstatec away, but his howls eau!
1e faintly beard. even from Wall
street. The I7nii,d States, our next -1
door neighbor, ht, felt the pinch of
the change. We are begluntug to talk
wtetaploywent. \'oto can bet your last
cent that the sulJeet will le dismissed
In the House.
The ex-eoldlers want more pensions. i
1 hope they get them. The civil sero• 1
ants need more salaries. at least some
of them do. Tlwre will be more die.
cies, of the wos'ement of liquor to
the States. William Irvine will tell:
of the evils of partisan Goveniment
and levo lw would cure it, and they
Bon. 1'. 11. Cahau will give 1111 ura-
fla n yin our natlotutl .status. the evils
of pour adverse Wen of trade 11111'
nit•hy offer thing.. and Miss )4.1'hall.
true to 0 ecus• of lint'. w111 pretest �
against tufo much money stent oto
guns. bra-. hats. pirad.'-, uniforms.,
and loo. t +come.
The Budget
1\'r way be certain of the alM,ce
they are as ,tire a. March storm-. but
the budget will be tis neap tidbit If.
the .esstuii.
The (enervative press lute writ-
ten that budget a score of Hanes.
There is. according to tdese•
to he upearel tpuvement of the tar-
iff. Mr. lemming i. to raise 111, tar
iff aeahi-i the 1 sited State- ht•-
GODERICH, ONT.
cause we buy much there, and lower
It agahoot Great 'Britain, because
Great Britain sells us little.
It, Is to be a happy change In which
the protectionist pins much, the eon-
outners are nut thought of, and to
which the Conservative reply will be
wild shouts of "I told you so," "They
have accepted our policy," "It Is too
bad they didn't do it eooner," and all
the other literature of approbation ac-
companied with genuine and sincere
condemnation.
There Is no doubt about the at-
tentpt of the sirens to lure the new
Minister of iFhtante upon the rocks.
These sirens; aforesaid are not all in
one particular party ; they never are
when there 6 such a chance for a
Bacchanalian feast. The new Minister
of Finance 6 not likely to le lifted from
his course by any eucn performance.
14 It not recalled of old that I'lyases
filled the ears of bis ...nom with Will
and lashed himself to the mast lest he
should to diverted from his sous•
by the wicked sirens? Perhaps Mr.
Dunning has come such s•heme In
t•ontemplation-may be have plenty of
mux and greet stoutness of rope.
Other Tasks
There will be the financial state-
ment of the year. It will be a good
mw. Here and there will he mark, in
it showing where the Canadian Nohow
al hallways earnings have de'llued
due to the holdup In the wheat crop.
We shell also ser a dent ur two in-
dicating a slight sloping off in trade,
bringing with it reduced collections of
taxes. These are the naw and downs
t !+.s l w" .
s ro rt were 1 a
of btr3ue.. If
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definite 111(1 uniform. always 111 cue
direction and on the saute '4 -ate. there
%soul! lw no necessity 1. chart the
course. We should simply start from
.somewhere and go some other plate.
The interesting thing In all this will
be the eritt:isw. Parliament ale aye
faces the bag. the eternal task of maks
Ing 0ritidam real, of bringing facts to
bear upnu iasnes. of Making the 4114.
emotion% interesting. tm-tent-tire.
worth' While and above all things true:
for without truth to guide us to these
natters we are a long way from home:
[tile sea is stormy. the chart 1s gore.
the rudder broken. and we but know
the way to go home in the durk'
Hydra Costs
(('Lesley Enterpri'et
Farmer, are not re.rp,uding a• n•ad-
ily to the invitation of the hydro
Commission to install electricity iu
rural tenure and uutleuilding' ti. the
.h
poi M..w, exIw,'tett.
avast is file wain reawen.' in the debate
Inst week in the legislature Iiui.
Marry Nixusp leader oft the little
band of 't'rogresdves. showed that he
paid $1417.10 for eltr•trival lights need
power on his farm whereas If he
lived iu the village of 5t. 'George.
only one and a -half mile. away. the
charge• would be only $50.77 for the
sll me service.. ..
W. O. MEDD FINDS FAULT
WITH HYDRO POLICY
Ilea Rate Advocated by *ember for
South Huron
Torouto, Feb. 18.-W. G. Medd, the
i'rogreeaive member of the Ontario
Legislature for South Huron, went
atter the Government on the subject
of equalization of hydro rates, when
the debate on the address in ready
to the speech from the Throne
resumed this afternoon. The farm-
ers, he said, have not had a fair deal
In toutrest to the urban dwellers
of Ontario. 111 some districts, power
was much higher than la others. For
instance, in the city of Owen Sound, lie
eal& a charge of $17.70 a kilowatt
hour was eltarged. One mile outside the
corporation the charge was $49.1:0, and
eight Miles outside the city the charge
was $104.
Mr. Medd advoeateed the changing
over to a flat rate for the entire l'rov-
ince•. This could he done gradually. l-
bellevesl, and would not work a hard-
ship on any one section or class.
Changing over to the subject of the
dairy ludustry td Canada, and Outing()
particularly. the member for Sottth
Hurou uttacktel the Australian treaty
of the Federal Government. on the
ground that It was working a hard-
ship on dairy furwers. Canada's im-
ports of butter in 11r� doubled (ht•
figures for the preceding year. he
Pia hued. and laid all the blew ou the
fact that New Zealand butter to the
extent of 4,(11)(/,(00 pounds had entered
the cotintry. Ifs believed
the beet way
for tee dairymen of tlauada11/ newt
the cuwin'titluu was aur thew to M-
ersae.. the quality of ache hatter. dial to
take steps to discourage the .ape of
.woad grades.
"Despite n dlfferentiatiam of three
cents a pound het ween No. 1 and No. 2
grader:, tesla)'- Klee, 'are within one
tent of ea,'h other.•' he sell. In anttpit-
fying els argument that there should
be a regulation Inereating the differ-
. pure between the two spasms".
The number for South Huron weld
be was salad to know that the Govern-
ment had tasted instructions that
liquor permits were not to be sold to
young men between the ages' of twenty-
one and twenty-five without the con-
sent of their parents. This revile -
thin Ippoled only to (hose who lived at
home. This. he said, was a move In the
•right direction. but he believed the
Government should not discriminate:
"Auwuduu•nt+'to the liquor Act to
enrh the ever-iw•re:.sluar nuwher of
drunken drivers on the highways are
needed. •end needed ladly," he Bald. He
recommended to the• Government study
of the hill introduced by Lord Russell
In the Hkm-t• of i;,ris recently, under
wblNi a drunken driver was liable to
four month, in Jail and a fine of $250
opal conviction. Friends who were In
his ear with Mm were treated a. acces-
aeries, and were liable to Jell terms.
Tenehing of temperance enol total ale
stinenee should he made eompul,ory in
public and high schools, and lw adne
Gated that the Government spend "some
of its liquor profits In an advertising
.nwpaigtt to this of tect."
In a brief referebee to some of the
anomalies unearthed in a study of the
comperalive statements of the /warty
vote. at the two last Provincial per-
tlus. %Ir. Medd said be believed romp -
thing bad to be done to restore rep-
resentation by population in t)ntarho.
Ile suggested that the alternative Tote
system In thnv-,ornered contests and
the proportional representation vote
system In large centres might aecom-
pileh the desired resbits. As far as
the five-year term for the 'Legislature
was eoncerned, he favored it, he said.
Has Wheat Peal Waited Too Long!
tKitchener ltecord)
Successive adverse developments
In the wheat sitnalion. since the
Western wheat pool failed in coning
to terms with overseas buyers bust
fall when the price hovered around
$1.6.'. are becoming detrimental to
the wheat pool mid the anmtry in
general. If officials of the pool could
have foreseen these events they
would probably hare been lens ada-
mant. Present wheat quotations are
for from encouraging and with Rus-
ela exportlnt wheat to Great Britain
In large quantities. there appears
little possibility of material improve-
ment
mprovement in the near future.
l'ntll a large export movement is
'Sorted in Canada storage charge•%
keep nn necumuleting and 'Menet
on the 81 per busebel advanced to
pool members 11. Initial payment will
11. a Considerable num. Witb
tiwee •'hargs•- added to 11w prier
a\allable last fall wheat will have to
be eu141 well 111, tar price then
olrtnheb1.' to "sgnure" lire pod with
Its toemlwrs.
It is to be holed the market will
went experience a sharp upward "
swing. \\'brit ugriculture is suffer-
ing wt• :are all affected. A higher
pre. . for wheat eonld lanteflt it lanae
re rim, of the euwitry.
haveou
y
heard it ?
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THE new cereal that speaks
for itself -have you heard it
tell the world how good each
toasted bubble is?
Pour milk or cream in a
howl of golden Rice Krispies
--then listen to it snap and
crackle. Crisp. Delicious.
Order a package from your
grocer today. :-----asomm-,;
Made by
Kellogg in Lon-
don, Ontario.
RICE
1'TIMES
11!.L.
THINKS AL ours
MUST BE PRESIDENT
Seuator Wheeler told a atory lu the
course of a $euate debate of a yauug
nun in Montana under examination
for citizenship tilers, who anewereoi
most of the questions oorrvctly until
the Judge asked, "Who Is President
of the United States?"
"Al .Smith," was the prompt reply.
"What wake, you think Mr. South
i. President?"
"Well," replied the applicant. "ma
I know about it t that the Repullt-
can orators told us that If Al Smlllt
was elected we would hare a general
pink In the country that prices in
Wall sttvwt would drop, that 11101
would 1e out of employment, that the
farmers would go broke and punks
would tall. All of these things bait.
hrppeuecl, so 1 think AI Smith must
to
President, of the (1dt•41 States."
Leaks Like 1t
d Mw ford Mlrrdr
Alberta bus: taken the wild rose a+
its I'n.vtucial blew. .ludgine trent
sans• of tour roadsides. 14111:1ri, lia•
tithittol the wild carrot
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DO YOU
SUFFER FROM
CONSTIPATION?
Countless remedies are advertised
for constipation. bfany relieve for
' the moment but they are habit form-
ing and must be continued. Others
contain calomel and dangerous min-
eral drugs, which remain in the sys-
tem, settle in the joints and cause
aches and pains. Some are harsh
purgatives which cramp and gripe
and leave a depressed after effect
Avoid lubricating oils which only
grease the intestines and encourage
natures machinery to become lazy.
A purely vegetable - laxative such
as Career's little Liver Pills, gently
touches the liver, bile starts to flow.
the bowels move gently the intestines
are thoroughly cleansed and constipa-
tion,p,isons pass away. The stomach,
liver and bowels are now active and
the ,y,tcnt enjoys a real tonic effect.
ltl In,y e,st. 2k and 75c red pkgs.
Salada quality is so fine
premiums are unnecessary
'SALABA!'
the 'willow'
TEA
The Advantage of "Purity"
Since Purity is a strong, rich flout with great expanding qualities, use
1 tablespoon less per cup if your cake recipe at for ordinary pastry
or soft wheat flout. If milk u called for, use hall
Flout and your cakes will ‘‘))
milk and half water (lukewarm) when using Purity
bay moist longer.
Sand 3. for Furby
FlairCaBosh
e4 i
best fO,
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CS 11311143 t Plaits
Pi
98 Lbs.
PURrry FCOVR
New Recipe
For neo pie shells use 2 caps Parity Floor. 5.4
(eaapoon salt. )i cap &hortaass. 14 cup cold
water. Met Soar and salt• canto .a dr
shortening until the mature is late Gee scent
Mit tboroagtly with the water. Rea out thin.
harpies it thoroughly dry. For antra rich
pastry use kali butter sad hal tart
Waters Guda roar 11S4 G, Limited
Tomato. Oat. ova
GODERICH INN GARAGE
4IFFICIAI.,FtV1CF: sTATI(0N F(iR
Daraat, Hoene sad Essex, General Motors Aetomobjes and Trucks
Expert on Electric Troublr W Specialise we Brake Service
l •01 ran incite Polim inspection when they are repaired by um
Automobile Supply, Electrical Parts for All Makes of Autos is Stock
te!, T.. any•,ne eh•, can bring a rat w,• can't repair -$2t
HARRY BRADLEY
HAMILTON ST PHONE 247
RICE KUISrIES
PE
spo R��R
WHAT SUPERIOR CHAIN STORES MEAN TO YOUR LOCALITY
11'hen•cer you sec• }ht• name, "el'PERIIIR CIIAIN STORFft," you
can be •ant• that youi (till find there policyn of ^t,ptality, Service end
Fair i'rices. •' There are now n.•er six undred eutwrinr (Thain Stores,
all nperetiii on this odic;. 1'nu can tell them by their inviting Orange
anti Black fronts. Wherever you mor the Orange and Black iron!-felt
know it to he's sure owned and operated by the man behind the cnnntef
-your neighbor - who la ever anxious to be dwrrving of your continued
patronage. Money agent with him brings woxi value in return -and he -
'idea, it nays at home to prosper and develop your community. look
far tl,. (learnt nn.l Black Front store in your neighborhood.
WE SELL THE BEST FOR LESS
Old Dutch
CLEANSER
2 for Wag•taffe'a Marmalade, 40 oz.
19c jar •• • 31c
"Chases Dirt" Canadian Whit* Beans, 3 lbs 25e
Pumpkin -2's, per tin 1 lc
Oxo Cubes, mall, 1 2c; large 25c
Derby Loaf Cheese, per Ib 34c
Marshmallow Maria Cakes, per
Ib. lee, 2 lbs. 35c
Aunt Jemima Pancake Flour and
Beehive Syrup -2's. both for 33e
Red Pitted Cherries, 2's, heavy
2 Tins Srrup, Per tin...- 24e
25c Snappy Snack Cheese, 2parge. 15c
Betty's Pure Jam, 12 a.. jar..
Raspberry\ Strawberrg Black
Currant, Bramble, each 23c
Minute Tapioca, 2 pikes, ..... 2Se
Tho npson's loose Solt/sq Raisins
2 lbs. ll 25c
2 lbs Al Soap Chips, IMga /`f:.. 20c
23c Gillett'• Lye "IWO DM," per
tin 15c
Reekitt's Bag Blue, 3 ss. cake. 3
for 19c
Keen's Oxford Blue, 3 es cake, 3
for
Palmolive Soap. 6 cakes
Rinse, small, 3 pkgs.
Britle. small, 2 pkgs
Silva or Braise, small
lams
Clark's
Pork and Beans
Medium Size
r
Fresh Bread
Baked Daily
That's what you get when
ordering your Bread from
Cleveland's. It contains
the purest ingredients
known to bakers. Buy a
loaf today and taste the
difference.
We specialize in
Cream Goods
of all kinds
2 for
21c
Per pkg
Grape Nuts 15c
'Thr Balanced Breakfast Food"
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THE YI'SMION OPENY AT OTTAWA
IDnrllnnent ;.s-emMw1 at elates'• on Thnr- l i Iowa t..e %•hat mm. lie the filial +r+sloe before n general etc. thou
lees I- an nnnsnai ,lees ,of 411e •tatrlyi Hairy. id i'artiamenl on Parliament 11111, liftman. while Inset nr• \'I -,,•nn•
Hued., :ere Ileiernor-general of Canada ; Rt. Han W I. Ma,•kelzle hint. Prime Mini -ter e: t eu,n,Ld
Msec). and Hon. R. B. Bennett, leader of the (Tin+loot, (bottom, right)
E. U. CLEVELAND
Phos 114 West Street
Sliced
Pineapple
2's. Squat
per Ib.
Premium Tea 69c
With Cup and Saucer FREE
Ready Cut
Macaroni
psoas.. Best Quality
Purity Q, irk Oats. with China.
per pkg 37c
I.ealend Sweet Mixed Pickle. 12
01. per bottle 25e
Shirrif('• Pure Entrees, Vanilla
and 1-amnn, per bottle 23c
Kara toffee, "The Secret Blend,"
'4's 33e: 1's 63c
19c
47e
25c
25e
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