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NO: 22
11 Business Directory
ILUI P
J.
UNTER
arrister, Etc,
Royal Bank Bldg.
arailton Street, Goderiela
Phone 968.
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS
W. CECH4.4ATTRIDGE.
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT
Phone N.o.—Office 34aW tlouse 343J
Goderieh. •
ACCOUNTING'ANIf BOOKKEEPING
it °COUNTING & BOOKKEEPING
• SERVICE
For Small Businesses, Stores, Etc.
Bookkeeping Systems Installed.
Books Balanced Monthly
• Financial Statements
Wage Summariee
Business and Personal likcome Tax
° Returns
ALBERT SHORE
Office:Corner North St. lead square
Phone 975. • Residence Phone 444.
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INSURANCE
DUE ,LATE
ATION COUPONS
a"
, Coupons now valid are 820 to 850
and Y1 to Y5, butter h(335 to 352.
Preserves still'. rationed are fountain
fruit, honey and honey butter, jams,
jellies, marmalades and molasses.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
° atorekeeper tells me that
I must use my caulking sugar allowance
before the end Of May, because on that
date the Y coupons will expire. Is
this correct?
A.—No. There is no expiry date an-
nounced on canning sugar coupons.
They will be valih until declared other-
wise by the Ration Administration.
eat my meals at the place
where 1 •
work My employer insists
,.
upon my giving up my canning sugar
coupons to her. Must -I do this?
A.—No. Your coupons are your own
property. If you and your employer
reach 'a mutual agreement regarding
your sharing themyou may do eo, If
you work in an iastitution you must
give written consent.
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McKILLOP MUTUAL: FIRE IN-
SURANCE CO.—Farm and' iso-
lated town" property insured.,
Officers — President, Frank Mc-
Gregor, Clinton, R.R. 5; Vice -President,
Chris,„ Leonhardt, Bornholm, R.R. 1;
Manager and Secretary -Treasurer, M.
A. Reid, Seaforth.
Directors—Frank McGregor, Clinton;
Chris. Leonhardt, Bornholm; -S. .1;1.
W'hitmore, R.R. 3, -Seaforth; W. IL
Archibald, R.R. 4, Seaforth; Harvey
Fuller, R.R.- 2, Goderich; E. J. Tre-
. war/ha,' RR: 3, Cliutou; John II. Mc -
Ewing; R.R. 1, Blyth; Hugh Alexander,
R.R. 4, Walton; J. L. Malene, R.R. 5,
Seafortn. •
Agents—John 1.11: Pepper,' Brucelield,
3!..R. 1; George A. Watt, Blyth, R.R. 1;
R. Finlay McKercher, Dublin, H.R. 1;
J. F. Prueter, Brodhagen. _
Policy -holders can make all pay-
ments and get their cards receipted at
the Royal Bank, Clintop; Calvin Cult's
Grocery, Kingston Street, Goderich, or
J. II. Reid's General Store, Baylield.
,a1010PMEMIIII/MINIMINIMINIMION
MEDICAL
Dle. F. J. 1C-FORSTER, 4'1E, EAR,
NOSE, THROAT
Late House Surgeon' New York
Ophtlittlinic and Aural Hosifital; assist-
ant. at -Moorefield Eye Hospital and
,Golden Square Throat Hospital,
London, England.
EYES TESTED, GLASSE4*,
SUPPLIED
53 Waterloo' Street S., Stratford.
Telephone 267.
_Next visit Bedford Hotel, Goderich,
Wednesday, Jtkne 25th, 1947, at 2 pm
till 4.30 p.m.
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HURON COUNTY'S FOREMOST WEEXLY
GODE.PICH,
Mrs. Lockhart Heads
Women'sIhstitutes,
District Ming at Blyth Hears
Reports and AddresseS,
• .
Elects Officers
4—My landlord refuses to a&ept
my rent because he wants me to vacate
my present home. Must I vacate if
he will net take the rent?
A.—This is ,a matter outside the
Jurisdiction of, the • W.P.T713. You
should 'consult yeur own lawyer, as it
depends on the fental arrangement and
any variation:: of same which you made
With your landibrd,
Q. ---;May I use my canning sugar
coupons to ,buy canned fruit and pre-
serves?
. The„ "Y" .coupon made
valid for ,canning* sugar may be. used
CHIROPRACTOR AND DRUGLESS
THE -RAPIST
Goderich, Phone .341
OFFICE HOURS
Mon. & Thurs.-9 .to 11.30 a.m.
•2 to 5 p.m. (only)
Tues. & Fri. -9 to 11.30 a.ra. •
2 to 5 p.m. 'and 7 to 8 P.m.
Wed. & Sat. -9 to 11.30 a.m. (only)
ilineral fume baths by appointtnent
only.
4. N. ATKINSON
51 South St.
Registered under Drugless Practitioners
Act for the Province of Ontario.
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F. T. Armstrong
OPTICIAN andOPTOMETRIST
• k
Square — Goderich
-"See Armstrong and See Better"
• At Lueknow first Friday of
each month.
BLYTI1, May 21.—The' annual ditt-
triet meeting of West Huron Women'S
Institutes was ,held ea Tuesday in
Memorial Hall, Blyth. The distriN
comprises Auburn, Belgrave, Blyth,
Clinton, Dungannon, Goderich,
St. neleus,and Winghaus Nearly one
hundred delegates • registered. The
President, Mrs. Lorne lvers, Dungan-
non, presided.
In response to the roll call of the
bratushvs r' the .various tree sit rers gave
brief fivancial statements. Mrs. Geerge
Wilkin sang a solo, atecampanied by
Mrs.. J. A. Snider, 'both of Goderich
branch.
Miss Flora Durnin, Huron county
coach in junior work, explained changes
in the junior setup. She reported that
eeventy-seven girls completed projects,
last year. Interest in the girls of the
connnunity should (ffe a first consider-
ation with institute members, she said. agricultural representative for llurOn
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INSURE IN SURE
' INSURANUE
CONFEDERATION LIFE
WIND- CAR,
FIRE --Preferred Kates to; -
preferred 'risks.
ACCIDENT & SICKNESS
Consult
JOHN PARRISH
Phone 82-13 Dungannon
NWARIO; TIWRSDAY, MAY 29th, 1947
CENTRAL HURON COUNTY
SEEDING ALMQST COIVEPLETE
--Courtesy Clinton' News -Record.
'LEROY G. BROWN
Home -making club work, it was ex -
Wined', can be carried on if there
are only four available girls in the
community.
Standing Committees Report
Reports of standing committees were
given as follows: Agriculture' and
Canadian industries, by Mrs. R. Fair -
service, Clinton ; citizenship rk ud legis-
lation, Mrs. E. Anderson; Belgrave;
historical research, Mrs. Du Val, WIng•-
'ham, , who recommended that more
brancheg present some of their worthy
members withdife membership pins ahd
certificates. Mrs. Holland- Of Gode-
rich, convener of honie economics,' re-
ported the activities a_ seven branches.
Mrs. Adam Sohnstou of Kintail, social
Welfare convener, gave her report ; and
•airs. Elia Craig of Auleirn reported on
publicity for Mrs. Fred Miss, the con -
• DON= B. BLUE
!EXPERIENCED, AUCTIONEER
Licensed for Counties of Huron
and Bruce
RIPLEY, PHOMj 49
For information apply to J. N.
Kernighan, Division Court Clerk.
Goderich, Ont.
• EDWARD W. ELLIOTT
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
Correspondenee promptly an-
swered. Immediate arrangements
can be made for Sales Date by
calling phone 203, Clinton.
• Charge moderate and satisfac-
tion• Guaranteed. • 19t1
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L. COLE
Optometrist—Optician
Eyes Examined., Glasses Fitted
Phone 33 Goderich, Ont.
Geo. G. MacEwan
Fire, Accident and. Motor Car,-
. • In$urance
OFFICE-46:80NX TEMPLE
WEST STREET
PHONE ?30 OODERICH
AUCTIONEER
Matt. Gaynor
—Experienced Auctioneer—
Sales Conducted Anywhere
Write or phone collect
Godeilicb—Phone 626M
14-27
county, who informs The Signal -,Star
that seeding operations on luaus in
the central part of .11uron county are
pretty well completed.
Seeding along the southeru boundary,
the northeast and northwest .portiens
of the county, however, are much.
further behind, said Mr. Brown. •
Travellers who visit throughout the
rural areas,of Ontario report, on visit-
..ing the. agricultural °Thee at Clinton,.
that the central ,part of Heron county
seems farther advanced than any other,
section of the Province they have
visited.
. The second spray leg .has iipeu cern-
pleted in the warble 'ay campaign in
Goderich township and, men from. the
()uteri° Agricultural College. Guelph,
are at -present m -o
making a cheekf-1_4e,
area to note effects. •- •
"Ope.n Night" Draws
" Many Visithrs
Collegiate Institute Students in
Many Departments " Oho:or
• Their Stua"
"Open night" at Goderich Collegiate
histftute was an. interesting ,event
which attracted hundreds of visitor s to.
the school on Friday night last: - Every,
department was thrown open fer in-
spection, and teachers and students ex-
tended a cordial and gracious Welcome
to their many. guests. Principal A.
It. Scott and Mrs. Scott received, and
'form teaehers explained classroom
activities. ,
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Under the direction of Mr. Ga Aymer
end. Miss. E. Lewis, boys' and girls'
physleal, training instructors, a fascin-
ating program of gymnastics was run
off in ,the anitlasium. Tableoexercism
basletbaN games and other
gymnastics Were expertly executed by
the' boys. The girls in their blue gyin
uniforms gave a splendid exhibition of
by 'a busy groupof girls , in the Same
department where they libled, Sewed;
did laundry work, prepared and served
a luneheen ; while fat another coma
a manicurist was demonstrating her
art.'
. Vie display Of ehopwork waa most,
intereating, Beautifully finisbed lamps,
the 'stands of which ,were wade of
laminated woods, intricately carved
brackets, tables, paper racks and well -
finished cribbage -boards were the work
of the boys .under the direction (if Mr,
'W. F. Walkom. •-A visit to the "shop"
was revealing, ,for here one saw the
boys expertly using the machinery
which might be found in any well-
equipped factory. ,One student was
"turning" a table ;ano9f1er ,making a'
"baby tender," which was the „envy
of all the young mothers who saw it.
the Seicnee' Room
Intricate 'instruments from which
could be calculated the acceleration of
a moving body ; a demonstration of
statie electricity; Microscopes, and a,•
display of pictures by the "Camera
Club,'<: were all to be seen in the science
room.
one hardly dreams of connecting art
with the facts and figures of the•coru-
"horse" activities, pyramid building,
and teercial department; but under Miss
folk dances, for which they
wre heart_ M. Smibert the pupilS,of the commercial
Hy applauded by the large gathering forms are typewriter and shorthand
ef spu.
ectatss. artists. A picture, resembling a steel
A Yotmg• Japanese fitu,fIent etching at a distance, of a ship in full
"Grade IN art; with Miss At ;i- sail on closjr inspection proved to be
i ten in charge. was shown In a ger, Juade of the capital "M's'' on the type-
aniumalecerated room. Prominently
writer, Poetry - was "set tip" in ,at -
displayed were Posters urg,ing
support tractive borders. On the blackboard
of- the new arena for which the coin -
o
Were drawn a pig -and a man's head
mun it y _ recreational( lmanin shrthand cha
ittee was racters.: Other 'students
offering prizes. 4 Inc done by Victor
e
displayed accountancy „and other es-
Kadonaga. YOung Japanese student, was sntials Of a well-equipp-gd office.
'of a, puppy in .black and white holding Tea was. ,served by other teachers
,' .
0 card with an appropriate slogan
and studelits in the assembly room,
cninposed by the yOung • artist. ,, where Initsiv under the, direction of
• victor 1111(1 t() hetet. ;4(.11001 .when his Mr. W. n..Wickett, A.T.C.M., wun the
P11 weremoved out of British (701- aPPrecittiion ef the visitors.
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11 niblit t 0 the Niagara PeninSula--. Liiter •
a
c •
.they aP
nie to erter's Hill, Goderich The fa te of p'atioil, depends upon -the
--tow4iship, - and when Vi•eter . heard he chai•acter of individuals. .1
eene,Mrs.. Keating, district treasurer, 'red •
K,,. . •
ported that about ,$5,000 ' lied been 1 .
rnised b3,' the branehes during, the year:1, Ihity,liisoli. The 19-16 c:onVeners , of
IYinner was served by the inembers i standing committees \N -ere re-elecied.
ofl the.`local' branch in the basemenDm
t Nliss E. Slieter 'of Int' epartent
Off
the hall. • Iteeve 'F. lin inton wel- 1 of Agriculture gave a splendid irddress,
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evlite(1 the delegates And spoke highly i on Community wort. the &am 11.,'1 io-t'
of the Work of the Women's' -Institute. 1 tute might do, stall as straightening
11 1)11 dre'sses. house gco \\ ' 11 S , 1 11111e(1
AIrs. F. A. I.)arkerapresident of -Wing- 1 nutil boxes. awl beautifying unsightly:
, goods. finefy worl:cd linens. pretty belts. '
-ham. branch, • replying to Ree'Ve litti•n; t places. -start with our ow'n brzilico, skims. ;Ind 14,:int1fyiny 1(1' (1 1,1100.s
ton, expressed. pleasure at meeting in she advised. Istial. go over what; Youi aes,ae
r,,;__ 111) wk n
, „rf I in girls in
convention at Blyth. , „., , need! • NVe need a tvrtain amount of
1 110 home ,,,000loi,•,,, della 111111.1ft folder
-Trie afternoon session Was open( d I diss,itisnletion --then we will build tko- tileinstrivatea of All,
with community singing led :by airs. day for a -better tonorn•row." stairs all the loots,ehold duties of a 1-
I It. 1). Philp -at the piano. MIS. 1vers , After discussing the c1,-opera-tive pro- „ , , ,
weit-orciorett ...wane 'ivere, denion,t rated 1
, in her address thanked, the district gra in.' I 110 meet ing'dt.1.1(led on ne district
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RAIGIn Tlytiole
(3140,4E
The thank-offerina,' znef4ing Of% the
Arthur Cirele was held on Monday
evening, May 19th, in Knox, 1)M-20'4
teriau elkureh with a maid aftendarx•e
of members _and represei4tives trora .
the Women's litissionary SoOety, the
Ladiea A.id, Canadian Girla rzi Tgaiw
Ing, and Mission Band leaders. MrS,
Gordon Henderson, presidentpreaded.
Mrs. IL Stewart led, in °prayer and' •
the' Scripture was read by Mrs, E.
Lodge. A vocal solo by Mrs. ClaYton.
Edwarde.rid a piano solo by Miss Runt
Reed were both much enJoyed.
Mrs. Gordon Bisset introduced Mira$
Marion 'Williamson, the guest speaker,
Who gave an interesting address on,
India, especially her work at the M.
G. Abey Memorial Children's :ome,
Mrs. F. R. Redditt and Mrs. Clayton
Edward thaUted the speaker.
The meeting closed with the singing
of a hymn and prayer by'ldrs. Render- °
son.
COUNTY GRANT FOR BRITISH.
RELIEF
The Warden's committee of Iluroa
County Council, meeting last Friday,
authorized a grant tif $500 to the
British flood relief fund. -
(amid reach the Cellegiate Iustitute
hert:•by bus, he enrolled as a stildelit,
and, is rentainia'g the end of'the
term, titongIL hi, parents 1111 \c re-
turned to Stoney Creek.
Another p)s,.ter. by •I'atricia Church,
of 1111 efigerf:leed hiwrkey prayer in
.c.olors, won elithusias:tic• admiration f(kr
its faehtl exPr('ssion and. tine coloring:
liotne lEi•onomics 1)epartment
One end of another room resembled
a Well -stocked department store. with
HAROLD JACKSON
, LICENSED AUCTIONEER
HURON AND PERTH
F. or information, etc.. write
R.R. 4, Seaforth; or phone (col-
lect) Seaforth, or 867, Goderich.
.,,ommmmmeeolmr
CAPITAL • .THEATRE
Now—Gene Autry, in '"SIOUX
Mon.,, Tues. and Wed. • ADULT ENTERTAINMENT!
• "MOM AND DAD"
A stark and shocking revelation of today's social problems, presented
in the si FI)igbt - fume rd style 'demanded .,by the subject and
shown only to segregated audie'nees f011OWS
—Three Showings Ekeh Day—
Women, only at 2 p.m. and '7 p.m.—Men only at 9 p.m.
On the stage, iri Person, Elliott Forbes in it fearless commentary
,
Thursday, Friday and Saturday— .
Douglas Fairbanks Jr., Maureen'O'Hara, Walter Slezak and George
Tobias . .
Out of the Arabian Nights comes 11 Technicolor fantasy to charm you
for am evening of rare- entertainment.•
"SINBAD THE . SAILOR" .,
Coming -1n Tecimicolor—"tve AlWays Loved You,"
; Matinees Mon., Tues., Wed. and Sat. Thig week only!
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execut e for their eo-otieratien,,,espee- ,,trvice this 't.;t1... .
• • ially Mt -s. Keating% tile otifetent secre- m,inbers g1yt11 branch r.e-
tory-treasurer. and spoke ot the eomulg
Celeintation at Guelph in 'June.
Eiection of Officer's
treated the cOsttaue parade preVIonsly.`
presented at their fiftieth anniversary
celebration It month - 1111 1-
M rs. Rice Of Kintail..convener of rators'werc Airs. II. and -Mrs.
the nominating committee, 'presented J. II. IValson..•
tire Stole of offit.ers, whic,11 was adopted Mrs. (!ster, Chairman of 11 111(11(11 con -
as follo‘vs:IIOn. preshlent, Mrs. W. J• •vention area, told of the tcutati‘e
Ilendersou, Wingham: past president. Ida iis for the 'con \ whiph will l.).e
held the last we)..1" in 0(1tobiu. io Hotel
London. -
;;‘Irs. II. Litt, Pro\ director, I:N.--
pi:lined the extra fees and reported '.2714
inst it 11( 1- had taken short course's.
.
MrS.. L. 1 vers. Dungannon; president,
!qrs. T,ockhart, Goderich ; vice-presi-
h
'dents, Mrs. L. M. -ScrinigeOnr. Mrs. F.
Parker. AVilighant,, secretary -treasurer,
Airs. . Norma n - Kea t IA Ingham :•
Hee books should not he callts1 scrap 1
Mrs• ('• II0PIK1r. Mrs- D• 'She' advised that. the 1 weedsmnit
books. Seventeen new ;branches ha ve
Iteen organized in Ontario. Airs. Litt
ilt, same aS the -.5- coupon,:
Q.-A:n(1er the two-year, lease has, said. Mrs, Sadie I:tuning favored ‘Nitli •
the tenant the right to break his lease harmonica selections, acCompitnied
ly
on thirtw. days' notice? ' Mrs. R. D. Philp.
A.—yes. by giving thirty days' notice Resolutions - -
in writing to his la nal( n-ci the tenant 'Mrs. F. Pa rker, convener of 0*'- (111
may legally vacate.• • tion::,". presented these resolutions.. .
• . 1Vhereas the youth of today is our
I make babies' cotton clolgting nation's s rength, of tomorrow, there-
for sale, 'must I have the price approved fore we. - the -` Women's InMitutes. 4111
by the Wnrtime • l'rices and Trade herehy resolve. that 0' stricter censor-,
ship should be imposed, on :ill doniestic
and ,iniportyd literature for ;sale tp Hu,
country, in order' that the minds .and
morals of our ' youth la, 'protected
against seditious reading. material'.
AVIiereas piddle cocktail hars and
,lotinge.s constitute -a. •challeng(',
1)11(1 initiative to tton-drinkt.‘rs as well
as _to habitual drinkers, and whereas
Wt. believe the establishment ef ihe
aforesaid public cockta if inIrs'''ittal
lounges has 0 detrimental . and evil
effect en the youth .of 011-1 Country.
the 1,Vomen's InstitriteS .resolve that a
formal )i )test shouhl be Matte to the
Provincitt 1 Gove‘rnment.
Whereas the Government saw lit to
restrict the sale of sliced bread during
\V 11,1..ye.:105 and now that wartime re-,
strietions are being lifted,- be it re-
,
soived that they do now permit .the sale
of sliced bread.
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GIVE YOUR
FEET -AN
ICE -MINT TREAT
WonderfUl, cooling elief for your tired, ad).
in feet with ICB-MINT. Burning callea=,
painfut corns, andall the foot pai,ns that take _
the joy out of life can be forgottenIfyou
use creamy white medicinal ICE-M1NT. You
can'feel it -start to act while you are stilt "
applying it —try a jar today and join the-
,housands who keep kpot-happy with Mil-
len -NT. Small, jar 50i— 4 oz. economy iaz -
At- Campbell's, Emersa's and all
Druggists
°nil NOTICE
Having sold my business ,o,n briiiidh Street known as
VEL'S BEAUTY SALON
I WISH TO THANK ALL MY CLIENTS FOR THEIR
PAST PATRONAGE and I alscr wish Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Reid who are taking Over the business every success.
MRS. VELMA SCHLEGEL
former proprietor of Vel's Beauty Salon
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MILK REAR
, BANANAS " GOLDEN RIPE ,•
" • lb* 150
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ORA•NGES . w CcARL4I pF OvRANLIA:8Do
GRANGES 'FLORIDA YALENECNCIAlsAS-1.7268,'s Doz.
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NNEREPLES CUBAN FRESH • . ea. 290
GimpnilT arr . SEEDLESS,EX AS MARSH, 96.s 5 for illit •
Board?
A.—Yes: after procuring a
license, send Samples of the garments
to the pricing officer at. the Federal
Building, London.
J.W. CRAIOIE
prsuRAzip
and
REAL ESTATE
PHONE ,24 GODERICH
• ENJOY PEACE OF MIND
• and freedom from 'financiat
losses by insuring today.
• TALK IT OVER TODAY WITI.I
GOR. DON SEWELL
R.R. 6, Goderich
Phone' Carlow 21-R-4.
•SHEPPARDTON -
NIny 28. Mr. and
Mt.s. I inrold Johnston. I/m.061y and
wei.e in Detroit 'over the week-
end III lending 1 110, Wedding of 'MI'S.
.1wijiiiston... niece, Aliso Cummings, '
Air. and "Mrs. Wm. Vogler and sons.
*of Detroit. 410111 the Nveek-end with
th'e lady's methyl', Mrs. (leo. TIaggitt. .
.%. few of the, farmers of - the district
ha ve finished ,eedint.r,. while the major-
ity Julie not. .
LEMOZS CALIFORNIA, FRESH, .252'6
TOMATOES• TEXAS, -• -
SELECTED QUALITY
MC NIERS •LARGE FANCY
HOT -HOUSE
CELERY ' URI'S
,
CARR•OTS t. LARVE10°117:INAI:
PASCAL FLORIDA . beh.*290
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. 2 bShs.:
. no
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GREEN' MEANS LOUISIANA • - - lb*
ROUND STRINGLESS 1190
ONIONS TEXAS YELLOW No. l's - 2 lbs. iv
OWNED AND OPERATED BY
AT LAUF! C a PACI RC v.. co. ua.
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KELLOGG'S or QUAKE
CORNTIAICES
QUAKER PUFFED'
WHEAT SPARKIES °
MACARONI •
• CATELLB
READY CUT
• GOWIRICH PAVILION'.
DANCE NEWS
SATURDAY, MAY 31st
MART KENNY
AND HIS WESTERN GENTLEMEN
WITH NORMA LOCKE, ROY ROBERTS, AND THE
QUARTETTE.
SATURDAY:, JUNE Pith
SCOTTY- MacLACIILAN
.1- AND HIS, MUSIo FOR MODERNS
vilirmilmairimiiimmiatsemnemorawilliommimemmumireffliresarissamWir,
ALL PURPOSE
2
PURITY FLOUR
BRODIE-a' SELF' RAISING,
CAKE, FLOUR
TOILET SOAP
PALMOLIVE
WHEN •AVAILABLE1A11
'WEB. Sinn 7 .•
.APPLE SAUCE ch:12:114
NEW LOW PRICE,.AYLMER
'ONION SOUP "
MEV) LOW PFIICE—AVLME
.CLA141, CHOWDER,
'IT'S NEW—VAN KIRK'S
CHOC. 'ICING risIttgAR 4
648:176.17:119
472,026:1. :4!
To
23o
71/2-02.
Pk
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FLOOR
CHAN WAX
CHAN
SPEED -COAT
WHEN AVAILABLEI.USE
IVORY SNOW .P4- 240
CLEANER 01 it,
BABO " * tel*A254
HEINZ WHI,Te
VINEGAR °2•E:t7: 110
A. di P. CUSTOM GROUND
BOICAR corrEg, lb. 390
A. & P. cueTom GROUND
8 O'CLOCK c°""
Tin 6,30
Pint
Tin 590.