The Signal, 1930-4-24, Page 5Springtime is Changeable Time !
Coughs and colds are prevalent. Get Campbell's
Cold and Grippe Capsules to break up the cold.
Fortify the system with a tonic- -
Wampole's Tasteless Cod Liver Oil Preparation or,
Penslar Tasteless Cod Liver Oil Preparation.
GET IT AT
Campbell's Drug Store
Phone 90 Goderich
THE SIGNAL, - GODERICH, ONT.
Rummage Sale
-OPENS
Friday, 1 p. m. to 6 p. m.,
and continues Saturday all day.
May 2nd and 3rd,
w the ...inlay stone on Wra Start
,ppoeue the Strr littler, under the
au,epue•n ,.f
The Maple Leaf Chapter, I 0 D E
Bargains in good clothiog'
shses, books, etc.
f
Telephone
your next order for
GROCERIES
to
PRICES GROCERY'
Choice line of fresh
Groceries and Fruits
in season.
\t 1- 1•FI.1\ 1 I.
Geo. Price & Son
Tekphone 248
Corner 4 -Tian. en.l \ ,n
Radio-Lectric
Co.
' East Street
Radios, Accessories
and all
Electrical Appliances
Try our repair department
Featuring famous
ROTAREX WASHERS
$98 Cash
t -t t, rola arrat,g•,i
THE COCKSHUTT
UNPLEMENT SHOP
has . removed to new
quarters on Kingston
street.
Implements and Repairs. Genera,
Expert Service on all Cockshatt
Machinery.
Allis-Chalmers and Unit. V Trac
tors.'
Baer & Strighan
TELEPHONE 598
Just Received
A shipment of men's
WORK
PANTS
5 dozen men's cotton-
ade work Pants, well
made, dark pattern.
Special $1.39
Sizes 32 to 44.
Men's Tweed Pants
Goodevery-day serviceable
Pants in Tight or dark
shades of brown or grey.
Sizes 32 to 44.
Special $2.45
M. ROBINS
PHONE 384
Arent for Tip Top Tailors
Clothes made to your
measure.
Suit or Topcoat ... $24
Tbur. day. AprU $4th, MOG'-'6
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children, of Mulcts., spent Sunday hods: at Mildmay, and Mina S. Johns -
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dan tots, assistant, at Sheppardton.
Martin. Miss Mina Proctor. of Toronto, spent
Friday with Mr.:uld Olrx. O.
LUCKYOW, April 22. -Miss Flora
Andrew, of London, and Mr. Robt.
Andrew, of Toronto, are spending the•
week. at their home here.
Mrs. ,McLean Johnston and daugh-
ter Helen are visiting at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Todd.
Some of the easter home -comers
were: MINN Mabel McClure, Toronto;
Mr. W. F. Thompson. Toronto; Mr.
Edwin Smith, Stratford; Mr. James
Little, Bowmanville; Md -4 Mary Doug-
las. Stratford: Miss Tena Carrick.
Owen Sound; Miss Margaret Geddes.'.
Toronto; Miss Dean Geddes, Wing
1111 III, and Mr. Cameron Geddes, Tor-
otlo.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Millson and
'family, of Milton, are visiting at the
1101114• of Mr. and Mrs. John Joynt.
The blaster tlutukoffi•ring of the
Victoria Mission Band was held in
the Presbyterian Church on Wednesday
night. A splendid program was given
I by the ute•tnb•rs of the land.
,A new grocery store, under the man-
agement of Mssrs. Donald and
Potcher McCharles. was Opened tat
Saturday. •
WHITECHURCH •
Mr. harry McClenaghan and child- Good F ay hF.
ren, of Belgrave, spent 9uuduy to the King.
home of Mr. und Mr.. Wm. Barbour. Mr. and Mrs. Lord lull Mr. and Mrs,
Mr. Alec Middleton, of Edinburgh, 'Mallett. of London, spent the Easter
Scotland, has been helping Mr. J. D. week -end with Mr.+. J. 1)avl: ou.
Beecroft with Iris seeding.
MISS Kathleen Terriff. Mr. Mal-
colm Ross, of Toronto, and Mr. Cox,
of Palmerston, were visitors with their
parents. Mr. and Mrs. mac Ross. Mr.
Ross, we are pieced to repast, Is !m-
proriu;; nicely after lila lung 111w1'1
Mr. G. Hamilton, of the hank of
Commerce. 'spent Faster :et 1114 honer haute uu 'rues.lny.
at Coellsle. -
Mr•. and Mrs. Gilbert Knight and
bile. of Toronto, *pew the week-•u•i
with Mr. and Mrs. F. Gentehah11rd.
Doris 4;eare'll(lulyd returned with thrid
liIn(xgs. I ftar a visit.
Mr. 1111d `Mrs. Witmer Nicholson turd ' SI r. awl Mrs. 11. Camelot,. of Su+,I
sou, of Auburn, visited on Sunday with ford. .spent Sunday Willi Mkt: M. M,
her sister, Mrs. George Me('leuaghuu. Gregor.
Mr. Alec Coulter, son of Mr. and Mr. liner and Miss 8. Marr. of
Mrs. Frank Coulter, has been laid up a
with an attack of pneumonia. He is
Improving now. Mw Naiad Mow has 141141.4.l.
been laid up.
Mrs. JUR. E. Robinson and Frumps,
of %%'Ingltaln, spent Friday at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. J. 1). Iteeeroft.
. The Young 'People's Society and
Miaadou lt:(nd of the United church
are holding a social evening in the
oleurcle basement on Friday eveulng,
RI#1t' . Everyonewehrome.
C. F. MeK. 'aterson left last
a
Weejday to visit with his sisters In
Turoutei over the holidays.
turned to Kitchener on Sunday after
upending the week -end with Mr. and
,Mrs 11. Westou.
Mr. Fred Weston, who 1a attending
the Collegiate in Clinton, is spending
the Easter vacation with his parents,
Mr. stud Mrs. W. Weston.
Mee. H. A. Stott and Mists R. Cough -
14t spent Easter In Detroit, returning
1 .udcstasro, •uud Mr. :old• Mrs. Ford
Klieg and wsn IAntglns, of Toronto.
went the F:aatet• holiday with Mr. and
Mrs. G. King.
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. F'eatherstoIIt
and 1/Orbit spent Euster 111 1011 4011.
.Mrs. G. Koehler. of Zurich, is s1s•ud-
Inc 1111+ week with her sisters here.
dwelt Elliott. Blue Water
Highway. is visiting her aunt, Mrs.
W. Fraser. this week.
Mr. ant Mrs. 4'. Will and futility,
Mr. oval rid. Mixon Glass and dough
tern. tic and Aileen. Ur. and M,
Alexa inlet. Loudon. I)r :n.d. Mrs. e.. .t
t- • Mrs. 'Robert S. I'urdon shirt t last Atkiuwsn111(1111 fuwllc, of Exeter, 'Pei"
\Pairs Alain
April _L --Mr. 1`ussllay with her larru[s. M. and, the Easter holidays at their csbtltiges.:
.unl Mra. Alhtt, Mi dun, of Leat
-r Mra. Archie Andersson of St. Helens. Mr.. Gnuley .bud dullt;hb•r, ..f Gal-,
I also her father, MA .. week and at the Miss lierebs IH:u•Ksy and lir. Chas. Prtch, spent Eater with Mrs. D. 'Slur
Ylss \ re, spent she weekend at the Judson. ''of Stratford spent Sunday'ray• I
Ler Mnekav Mir awl Mrs /:onion' renee IFow•Ile, who sent l:
Nene .•1 Mr. Purdon's latents, Mr. with her parents, Mr' and Sin. Slee. 1 Mfr and \Ira F. F'u9•lie nud Low•,
i and Mrs. Wm. Purdon . Miss Vera Iso i t w. •u ar I
1 visiting here fur some time.
meet fonee•l the {clay, -All of a
iSudden." which will be presented by, •e
the g people of the United church,1 I) iiiald spent Easter with her parents, I FAhelda Wooller, of Iretroit, are hal-
Itlue-rale. in the Institute hall here>Ylr. and Mrs. Hod8hls of Hoyrooti. Iii:tying with Miss E. Cameron. Miss•
en Friday. May 2, under the ausrpeicesMaster Totumy Lee. :if Toronto. is
Erheldn Wa111er intends to remain for
of the W.M.S. of the United church. spending the holidays with his uncle, a time with her aunt.
Miss Marlon Slmpiasl, of W'lug'hnm. Mr. Kenneth Wearer. M•r.,aud Mrs. J. 1.. Iolxen and Miss
went the week -end at the holm of iter Mr. and Mrs. Cles. Mackay, of Cnrrle Dixon, of London, were guest's!
sunt. Mrs. Frank Henry. Brussels. spent ?Mutiny with. theirief their daughter. Mrs. F. H. Paull.i
t
Markey wet babe, elf Wllrgh , ,x111101 their home here. returned to London,
Ion yiunday.
spent Sunday theta.
1 Mra. oboe •a Gille-sl•ie and 1 Mlas Ethel 1 'dun -roil and Miss
Sin+.
It ' Tutton, of 1.wwit. spent dugghtrr, Mrs. Walter Lott. at the r Yon- as ,ver Faster. i
the w ud with her mother. Sirs.,. Thomas I:aultt pnr,l.a sl the ler. end Mr-. A. Newton -Brady spend
F'4x ('hevrolet sedan owned by the late lir. n f.•w" days iu T••rento last week. __
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-Apr. Meltillt• Bwrruft, of Western 1'rrrie. I
Mrs. Ptah.' of N*' lhtwlrc•.!
Setnitereity, London, visited over the .\4r. and Mrs. Thos. S1a,I4.uald, oft *Pent A few• tiny, with her parent, i
holiday with his father, Mr. John Guelph, visited on Saturday with Mr.', Mr. au.1 Mac. W. lt. Jowett.
A Sixty -Minute Program
will be given by
Judge Rutherford
entitled
"World Distress,
Cause, A Remedy"
over 51 broadcasting stations
•
including
*WGY (Schenectady, N. Y.).
\VBBR (New York), WOR,)
(Chicago), \VHK (Clev'L•and
CKOC (itamilton).
Time Sunday, April
27th, at 9 a. m., Eastern
Standard Time.
Specials This Week In Women's Low -Priced Footwear
Women's patent, one c'trnr.. ••xnth Cuban heels at
$2.25, $2.85, $3.00, $3.50 and $4.00.
Women's kid, one strap, with low rubber heels
and felt inner soles at .... .. . ....... $1.7° pair
Women's kid Oxfords with !ow rubber hrels and
-felt inner soles, at $2.25 pair
Beginning the first Wednesday in May. nnr -tore will e1e-e
at 12.3(1 o'clock for the Wednesday Half -holiday, during( May.
.tune, .duly. Augutd and September.
W. HERN
Shoe Merchant Phone 43w
Goderich
lteee oft of East Wawano$b.
• Miss W! 'fret Farrier. of Cedar
Valley. is spending her holidays at the
home or her iarent.s, Mr. and Mr„. W.
1t. Farrier.
Miss Pauline Reed, of LLrtowel• *pending her holidays at the home u(i w titer a ...........
visitedparent over dtir... .week -end with her neer parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mrs. Lena Woods and Miss Anna
parents. Mr. and Sirs. Bert Reel. I Wiss!- arrived lust Wednesday after
John+ton.
earl boll Mrs. Orval Nand and Mr• Mrs. SlneGreger.spent last week withi,spending nn e•nlnyalde winter hi!
('aro Lott, of Arthur,
and a Wer her dnughtet•. Mrs. Jack Hende•rs.m.4 Florida. i
ley Lott, of Ar' 0? elrut the week-. of i'arana(wyu..Mir. and Mr-. Held, -r. Mr and .Mrs. Grainger :11111 Mir. tied'
e 1,1 at the alter of their parrots. Mr. „ are• moving from their farm Io Sirs. 1111uilten. 'ef huudou. •lieu' the
and Mn. Walter Lott. un/ 1
`Word was receistd here .011 Moa- I4' 1. and
day of the death of Mr. 1.Pw Williams /,ton anti
of Itlytb. who had underEone nu opera- .t( -I Iatc -r
lion In IA/1Niut1 front w'hkit he did thielther n•l11s,r IMrr Mr. nod Mrs. Jetties Fer::u•en. et
not renter. His wife•,'Curwetly Minnie Mr. Room Fihiell IMsd-Tin rIwr ii.hI . and SI r. and Mrs. N.• 4;.Ik -.
Gulley of Morris, suet -Ives. rel one P"'"1 nw'ac at his la,nle In N'In h,un of Waterloo. wereEa.+ter attest, with
daughter. Many Mends and athtivto a fine old mot. In the person of Mr. Mrs. Sl. 'Ferguson.
in this district extend sympathy to Robert Shiell. in his eighty-third Mr. and .Mn. 1.. M. ihry. Jeal and
the bereaved M s.. family. Ilett ('amerou asd f rar Iht teas a' pleneer of East t Jim aKPity '.lent the holiday at tlwir
fumllc of Ashfield visited on Sunday AAraw'al4bstl and ' cut most of d
llf 1I fano now oti,. t be Ms, Mrs. A. S. Atkinern. Casey Atkinom.
'wl
uud Mrs. Malcolm Itoss. Sir. and Mrs. e . 1 hurt :wd two sits.
Master ltillie Tiffin is visiting with! of Detroit. spent Easter with Mr. and
bis uncle, Mr. Dan M.u•J)onald 'of! Mrs. W. .1. McLeol.
l.ueknow. !Sl r.:end Mrs. Itnrch arrived int their
'Mist Mabel Johnston, of Elora, 1•I eithags List week after spending the
1 1 ,a•s..ea.ts
ee•ar:amoaut. eeek11.1 at their cottage.
Ars. Jack SlaeGregur of Mr. James 4'n'lilia. of Sr. Thomas,
here ter the fultent1 of tisited hi, gtandpalrent-. Sir .11.1. Mr-
•hlell :old visit,sl to Ih Jas. Nn:rge,o% over.theweek-nd.
a• tel: his with Mr. 'end Mrs. err Petrart "reg.on els• 10th ....nese•+-hal HeyI'atty and Stewart._Atkins.in. of Ike"
Mr. and Mrs. Robert BteKnrt an(
NURSE GAINS 7 LBS.
IN 2 WEEKS WITH
1 Ipr11
.i was always a min of his Nord. up.. trrlL are holidaying at their ,+•nage•.
•+ ;l its est and
t W 1 remembered n splendid!Jens Intim motored to Mt. Cb'urus
• 1 1 t I all his dealings and will Mrs W. Elliott. L. lie F
N'114• Easter'
!tittle class teacher. as be hid a' on :(aitnnlny and spent
st h•rfid memory morel with splen -' wrek•end.
did -gent- of thought.. 11.. wn• t•akrt Mr- St,•lh,tulol :end 4.•11. Mr. 1:
letdown 4.•fore 4'hri-t mos atel leis shire; fleinous l I. o1 martin. 0slt.,1 over the.
YEAST AND IRON' leen Is'nelneel to his beef. Hleaves. aves' vreek-end with the forwer'a dluighter. ;
his wife Mill 1 w.. ams. Andrew and l Mi .t`\ Newton -Brady,
' wton-Br n't diners, Nonunt
"1 rut a 11une at the hospital," i'Mael regor. told 0115 sister, Mrs: .A1 and - Te swot the holiday y Ill ertn. Water -
want
Miss Martha Burns. ..and 1 I.ert gtIntonl. who belles! tot. unrst• him, ane.
want to let )00 know 1 am glad too load .ne bristite '3„1111. of East \\'awn- Sl r. anti Mrs. E. IL John- awl fain
recommend your Ironlzed Tealt. I nosh. Ile w14 burled on Friday', hi. ily spent the F'.. i -.r 1. John -
1 \\'our
'lt gate me a good appetite. I gilt I pastor. Her. S. Davisonof the United 1.a1, pentretthe home of Monday.
atrtmg and rained 7 pounds in 21 nbtlrch. taking the -orders at the' S. r. and Mrs. Erie York and labs.
weeks. 1 could write all day about howi(turh and cemetery. This commun. Toronto, sprat FYorr with Sic
mu, h good Denims!. Yeast dirt me. You'Its extends ,.y'tnps 11) to the 1.1511vo., 'enol Mrs. }'. U. Baker.
would ebe surprised at the otrenath i: faullly' i Mr. F. (edurdnhard and seen Charlie!
People everywhere are :amazed at the
gnhlwl is. :; or
4 days." - -'---- -- motored to Toronto un Friday. return -
1 t BAY FIELD Ing home rets Satunlny evening.
woude•rtul 1p•urflts of Irouizwl 1'rn-t. Slr
Mint write (hey term detiraltt %then
n P.
II"' w.rk-e•td ul the tonne of Mr. and ;Ilbrtt
Mr. :uud i Mrs Ethe•rlugton end „ells !•"idem. Mr- o t an. r.
Neil Etheringtots Is spending
fel 1•Itr nn Alnn Int.
+ 1'..ttot. -.loon and 1tint :lu.l
It\A'FIEt1► April 22 t:urs'• oc,•r'fn-Iend4 front London are spending n
Malty
started. to1 Ent aftor t•Len. it they week, It their 1 'tag
Misled tun e1 Jur ugly
Mr. t V. Smiler Ritz hotel were Mit ti. M. t stent L,rlsr a!
gttlued .i to 13 pounds. Cgly hollows' F'lll t I babe r'-t11rIo-
tlll uud. , Rllrnr limbs s,n-oar grace-
' • • p•nP,n 11 1
telly roundel. Blemished skin gets,
Russell eltwl Nell, of 51rntford Al t
bear and beautiful.
us er
the Ems.
Mr. andMrs. Percy \\•,•-ern, re
u I when Yeast 4s lmndred is It !ter holidays with his Aunt, Mrs. T. 1' --- - - -- -
or satin finished
-GET OUR PRICES
You are under no obligation
R. STANDISH
East Street Phone 369 Goderich
--BRED - TO - LAY -
Barred Rocks
!BABY CHICKS -18c each; $17
per hundred Express prepaid.
100 live arrival guaranteed.
Special low prices to those who
can call for them.
EGGS FOR HATCHING -75c
per 15; $4 00 per hundred.
CUSTOM HATCHING - We can
take in a limited number of eggs
at 4c per egg.
KHAKI -CAMPBELL DUCKS
lay more and larger eggs than
hens One of these ducla• recent-
ly rade • record of 357 eggs in
365 days at the Harper -Adams
laying test in England Eggs $1.50
per 12. $5.00 per 50.
C. A. BAXTER
R R No. 5 - Goderich
Phone Carlow 1704
Let your boy learn to play
Buy a Piano
The Easy Way
Whether you want • new Masan
& R,oh or • new Henry Herbert
Pian or Player Piano --or a use!
pwo of standard make-- you' can
seen ane by making a small down
payment and having the balance
4,4.1 into cony w t instal-
ments.
USED PIANOS PS sap
USED PLAYERS $175 up
We take es many used instru-
ments as part payment on new
p,ano• that we alw.y• have a
.. i4. .hosts. Eae► used puma or
piye' 90.5 b 4thoroughly re-
t
dauwed in our own factory.
Mail the coupon today.
Neeibrilltrat
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Please send me th• catalogue of Mason k
Ri.ch Pianos. I have indicated the type in
which I am interested.
Name Grand ❑
Address Upright 0
Province Player ❑
Used ❑
MASON, .,RISCH '
97 ONTAKIII .TKF:F;T. STRtTPORD
n v
Mine out the weight-bulldlng and Mise .Iran Kiesehaw. of /laferieh, I 1 111 1 1/ / 1 / ■ 1 l 111■ ■ 1 ■ / ■ ■ 1 1 1 10 •1 11 • 1 1 / • ■ / 1 1 w ■
more effective -for Iron le needed ed to Inn Iles.
sln•ugthettingt•unes o 1 f Yeast. 1'len+• spending n conp!P of week' with het 1.1
a handy bottle. Nicer graudnwther. Mrs. A. McLeod.
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blu,atlu Safe -----no harm Miss Ruth Houston retnriei `t,
b
1111 tablet, itLondon on Monday, spent G.....1Friday mill Easter with her parentsMr. 11r111 Mrs. S. Ifouston.Mr. and Mrs. Vietor Bert and fain IIIMr. met Mrs. II K. King 11 1111 11:irold Alt flood. of Sarnia. left ott Sittelesafter spending the holiday with Mr RI • awl Sirs. Chas. Parker.
cause gas or g
fill druls.
Go to any druggist today and get a
full size treatment of ironized Yeast.
If after this generous - trial you are
not delighted, your money back instant-
ly
tenni manufacturer:
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W . MacDonald, Electrician
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ANNOUNCES ANOTHER GREAT
Washing Machine Sale
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■ In order to introduce our new Easy Gyrator
• Washers to the public we are going to sell a
• limited number only at
a $1
•
$120.°°
wt...._ On 12 months' time with no interest
COMPARE THIS MACHINE IWIIH OUR HIGH-PRICED COMPETITORS 11
AND SEE ITS STRIKING ADVANTAGES. ■
OUR EASY VACUUM CUP WASHER IS' STiLL THE MOST POPULAR j
Sys spent several days :11 1lo1eywts,.1
1 hest Week. 1,W1 114 111 th1.• .t•1'luli. 11! •1 tress of N1rs..1. Itta,t. dnnghter of Mr ■
and Mrs. Gale. Mr. Gale and Miss
Gladys returned home on Friday but 1
■ were again snwnwted an,) left fop ■
▪ hhou.yw•.s-d on 'salon) our Ding lir
1'nlln 4'nmplell tuck charge of Mc■
/ ,,, ruing s/rtie• in M. Andrelt'- ■
/ I aurid e• lrrlt and lite .0,'lIIng veered'. 1
10:1• e71nee led.
/ Mrs. .Agnes Currie left on TInlrsthiy '■
/ hest. to spent Easter with Ler d:ingh ■
il+r
lit 1lamilten.
Miss Alma McKay. of Toronto•'. ■
spent Easter with her parents. Mr. and ■
■
'1: -. H. R. McKay.
Miss Helen Beatty. of Wingham. 1
■ ys•11t
1 1e0N1' Friday with ,Beer aunt. ix
. Mr-. A. E. Erwin.,
Mr. 1111/1 Mrs. J. Stewart, of Hamil-
a'
lnmil-■' tun. spent Easter tv111 'Mr. and Mrs.
J. Pollock. , ■
Miss Catherine Barton, of Goderich
■ Is vislthag her aunt. Mrs. W. Weston 1
■ Mr. Sam Widcombe returned 1 ' /
Windsor urd Muu,Lly, after spending
■ ' Euster nt his hotuP. ■
Miss Nina Heard Is 'spending the ■
Easter holiday with her mother. Mr.
Fred Heard. of Clinton. else was hon.
for Enetter. ■
Mbeses Elva and Ann Dewar and
David Dewar, er Toronto. .vent the
Easter era. allon with their parents.I ■
Mr. and Mrs. D. Dewar. ■
Misses. Rubie Fisher and. V. Schultz
MACHINE PRODUCED IN CANADA. TRY ONF AND YOU 1 %t' Fronk Erwin.T. ofoKitchener.
Itehen r.(ta•it a
e WILL BE CONVINCED. / whaler week -out with Mlrr. F. a EII-
w ■ PHONE YOUR ORDER TO
SUPERIOR STORES
WARNING ! '
The ",•nstatit pr4rtiCe of sjwutding your looney it is being 1.. ..nl of your censu,noilt will,tnteas. 1nt-
('Iddamage to 1111• pewees-. L'roetlt end lrlmperay Irl your .district. I .''t• are over ,Ix If lllhlnrl hi Nlt.•-nN 11/',1
Superior Chain Sts,n•.• in 1Inturi'-operstel by experienced slower.. and oherti.e• t- nether-..tfcriug solo
the highest quality'at trice. n,:ode'sesible'sy their tremendous 444ilI ' to ❑hired 1/11)ite. support these local
n'•r.tuttlts upon trhon, tia• :nnvth of vont. community depend.. anl le•Itatit your -elf.
WE SELL THE BEST FOR LESS
KELLOGG'S TOASTED
CORN FLAKES
2 pkgs.
15c
Challenge Prepared per pkg
CORN STARCH 8c
SEEDED
RAISINS
2 pkgs.
25c
Lealand Sweet Mixed I arge 30 oz. bottle
PICKLES • 44c
Regular Standard Quality per ib.
Arrowroot Biscuits 29c
PURE 40 oz jar
APPLE JELLY 33c
Purity Quick Oats
with China .. 37c
Vi- ons .. . 8 oz. 33c
Babo
Palmolive Soap .
Chateau Cheese . .
Gillex
Kara Coffee
Royal York Tea
Beehive Corn .yrup
Snappy Snack Cheese
Ginger Snaps
Minute Tapioca
Van Camp's Tuna Fish
I_•s
Libby's
Size
Canadian White Beans
Fancy Blue Rose Rice.
Pilchard's, l's
Blue Ribbon Matches
Red Cohoe Salmon
$1.00
Asparagus
. 16 oz. 55c
per tin 14c
3 cakes 23c
' .'s 21c
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each 12c 11132c I's 63c
's 33c
5 Ib. tin 35c
.2 pkgs. 15c
2 lbs. 25c
2 pkgs. 25c
12's 31c
Tips, Picnic
per tin 23c
3 lbs. 19c
2 lbs. 19c
per tin 19c
3 boxes 25c
I'a 35c 3 tins
Phone 235 and we will send down a special. representative to
give you further particulars on our different machines
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Miss Grace Jowett, of London, spent
.1• J. McEwen, Goderich.
the Easter vaerltlon with her parent..
:
Manal Sl r•. W. lt. J""P't' PHONE 46 PHONE. 116
Krsi Charles T left on Monday WE DELIVER '
to visit al Wort ritanl4•y. .
Mr. 11. KaLMtelw•h. principaal of the ■
tnlhllo'school. sprat Easter at Ms ili111.1111111111■11.10.1•1111111■•■■1111■1■il■1♦■1111■■■■11■//■■■■
J. Calvin Cutt, Goderich
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