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FOR SALE -A good brick house, ce-
ment stable, 6 acres good land, close
to town, No
reasonable offer re- Mrs: Annie M,Nevisi wislries to
1 ".or
-her friends and neighbors I
-Advance-Times.than]*
fused. Apply_ r a
" ns of s na ail Y
their kind expressions �' p
FOR SALE -Several good town pro- during her recent sorrow.
perties, at a sacrifice. Apply Thos.
Fells.
CARD OF THANKS
FOR RENT --Good' Farm, 100 acres,
good buildings. Apply T. Fells.
FOR 'SALE -Two young Durham
Bulls. Apply A. Procter & Sons, R.
R. 5, Brussels; Phone 32-13.
FOR SALE-Furnacette, ata sacri-
fice. Apply Miss Weir, Victoria St,
FI;1R STORAGE -Excellent facilities
for storing your "Fur Coat for the
summer months; also your winter
cloth coat. Guard against moths, it
costs so little. Free information. --
King Bros.
SEED POTATOES FOR SALE -
Prince Edward Island certified Ir-
ish Cobblers. 50c per bag. Apply
W. Angus, Phone :511.
'WANTED TO R.ESaT - Moderate-
sized house, with all conveniences
and garage. Apply Box D, Advance•
Tina s.
SALE BY TENDER
BRUCE LEAGUE
HOLDS ANNUAL
W. IL Gurney. Q. Executive
Two New Enteries
The annual meeting of the Bruce
League was held at Chesley last
Thursday evening, when a new slate.
of officers' was chosen, including a
local enthusiast; W. H. Gurney who
gained a place on the executive.
Genial Bob McKenzie, Kincardine's
police chief;' succeeds Doc Morton of
Southamptom as president While A.
A. Perkins of Port Elgin took over
Jack McDonald of ° Chesley as Sec'y
Treasurer. Other officers include,
Hon. James Malcolm and Fred Bow-
man, Hon. presidents, Mr. Dobson of
Walkerton, vice president and George'.
Dulmage'of Owen Sound as co- mem-
ber of Mr. Gurney on the excut1' e.
The chief fireo-orks of the evening
the matter of ROBERT TRENCH
Authorized Assignor.
SEALED TENDERS will be re-
ceived by the undersigned Trustee up
until Saturday, the fourth day of- May
A.D. 1935, for the purchase of the
tmdernoted assets.
Tenders may be submitted for one
or 'both of the following parcels,
Pared. No. 1
Approximately one hundred and x eked for last years
fourteen judgments obtained by Rob- imetttbsi Inn €"-�
art Trench against debtors in Ontario, dirty wort.. re -,Mir, Negbitt or Ca'tner-
a,gg-regating around Six thousand dol -Ion as he is -as called, objectee( very
AT.. • much the inclusion of another club
3 ` rely Two from the Bay town, claiming it would
hundred
and
Approximately one eighty-nine promissory notes, made in !wit
financial suicide3 which it likely
favour of the Teeswater Lightning 'will. The delegation decided that if
Rod Company 'Limited, all of which the two clubs couldn't see fat to get
securing approximately have to take
are overdue, s g to ether they would just
Foul thousand and'seven dollars, I g.
the highest or any tender not ne-' the consequences if both were admit-
, essarily accepfed. ted as A clubs, the Millionaires to
A. list of the judgments, and also the , sub
original promissory notes' may be in -1
spected at the residence of the Trus -1.
tet. Huron Road, Clinton, Ontario, 1itresen ,
Terns: Marked Cheque kr 1Oc✓o to former applied for and secured ad- raster holidays with her sister,
to each tender. Balance to be '�sion while Meaford did not form- A. J. Burke, of Listowel. on
accompany rn. s
arranged,
all" • apply, but merely sounded out its Mr. and Mrs. John Sarnia, Aitchison, �' laof
Dated this twentieth day of April, feelings of the meeting as to their Henry Aitchison
A.D. 1935,
C. G. MIDDLETON, entry. There is a possibility they may ter
ivlr.saQd Mrs. IJs.>�1Currienand
d^
Box 636, ` allowed in as ,a Class A Club. This m
be alio��, d
Lader ch.
'will be a costly hop for the Huron's Jack of Islington, are spending a
NOTICE TO CREDITORS but the local club is determined to days in Wingham and vicinity.
j give local patrons the best possible It pays to buy Quality Foo
havin; claim, against ball for their money. Certainly a sea -d of
I rlanopebrsfites atzou are Greer': ShoeeStore
�ll perscn',s � the appearance o the. i proper
Mr. and Mrs.M. W. Telfer
daughter, Helen, of Crediton,
the week -end at the Home of th
Th
were supplied by the gentlemen from
Owen Sound, who were finally asked
to leave the room, while the other
clubs decided their fate. 'A new club
in the Sound had imported several)
prominent players and were seeking
a place as a Class A Tircice team.` The
former Millionaires, oeveral of whose
PHONE 76
1 SUGAR SUGAR
10 Lbs. For -- 50c
With a 75c Order.,
Brooms, Special 49c
Corn Starch ....,......... .-....... ., ,10c
Vanilla •.........., 5c
'Tomato Juice 5c
Baking Powder, 1 lb. 15c
Pork & Beans, 16 oz. 7c
Corn Flakes, 2 for ..:..••. 15c
Cocoa, 1 ib, for 15c
ralellIonsieslwasirMos D
SHORTENING
:for
• 23c
2
Lbs. .
Pineapple, Tin 1qc
Corn, 2 for 1.(9c
Matches, 3 boxes for ... .... ...,25c
Oatmeal, 6 lbs. for 25c
Prunes, 2 lbs. for 25c
Soap Chips, 3 lbs. for 25c
Tomatoes, 3 for ....,- 23c
Peas 3 for 27c
SODAS
1 Lb. Packages
lOc
10c
Puffed Oats �c
Figs, 3 Lbs. for ` 25c
Apricots, 1 lb. for 28c`
Rice, 4 'lbs. for 25c
Jelly Powders 5c
Pot Barley, 1' Ib. 5c
Corn Syrup, 5 lbs. - 39c
Catsup! 10c'
Wonderful
SOAP
10 For .. 28c
LETTUCE - CELERY
TOMATOES -
P. R. Biggs
WINGHAM.
,IGH. SCHOOL
EASTER EXAMS
,(Continued from Page 'i'y'o)
Underwood, R. Barnard), (13. Hamil-
ton, ' I, Habkirk, G. Moir), V. Johns-
, G. Greig.
Credit -K. Rintoul, 3. Moir.
Failure -W, Blake, F. Currie, M.
Fry, J. Preston, M. Powell; J. C. Reid,
0,ltie111; C. Nortrop, B, Blackwood.
Greek
Class a -D. Reicl, I. McKinnon.
Class T;1]: -F. Coulter, F. Currie.
Pass-• Mitchell.
Fail--M.Cruikshank.
Latin. 'Composition
Class I. -D. Reid, L ,McKinnon.
Class III -F. :Coulter, E. Butt, E.
Fie
d,B. Hamilton,
R. Mitchell.
Pass -C, Nortrop, M. Ross, W
Craig, B. Scott,' R. Barnard, F. Cur-
rie.
Fail -E. Coutts, E. Elliott, W. Fin-
lay, I, Habkirk, W. Blake, L. Proctor,'
H. Miller, M. 'Fry, V. Johnston, R.
Howson, G. Moir, B. Blackwood, D.
Buchanan, K. Rintoul, M. Wright, J,
Moir.
his mother.
Miss Ena Currie
spending the Easter
home here: Shtell, J. C. Reed, C. Wellwood, E.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J Bishop spetttlbiasori.
the 'Easter weekend in Toronto and
)3elleville.
Mrs. R. E. McKinney and baby, of
Toronto, visited at her home here ov-
er the holiday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Lepard and
family spent the 'creek -end with rela- `Murray.
of Toronto is
holidays at her
Composition
Class I -B. Hamilton; I. McKinnon,
D. Reid.
Class II -H. Miller, 13. Mundy, 13,
Brown, I. Habkirk, V. Johnston, M.
Ross, E. Field, R. Howson, R. Mit-
chell. •
Class III -F. Coulter, M. Fry, G.
Moir, .C. Wellwood, W. Pickell, M.
Cruikshank, K. Rintoul.
Credit -G.' Greig, J. Moir, J. C.
Reed, R. Barnard, J. Preston, 0.
Shiell, W. Take, R. Baird.
Fail -E. Dickson.
Literature
Class I -E. Field, 13. Hamilton, H.
Miller, D. Reid, F. Coulter, L McKin-
non, I. Habkirk, R. Howson.
Class II -B. Brown.
Class III -R. Barnard, V. Johnston,
K. Rintoul, R. Mitchell.
Credit -J. Preston, . F. Currie, M.
Fry, G. Greig, D. Buchanan, W. Pick -
ell, M. Ross.
Fail -J. Moir, L. Proctor, B.
Mundy G Moir R Baird B. Black -
Thursday, April ;25th, 193$$,•
Beery recipe m the New
Purity Cook ,Book is
rested by a practical
housewife. Send. 50
cents for your copy to
Department 101, 287
Macpherson AV0.
Toronto,
Your layer.cake your baking c^end to the last minute! You need'
ou-
not.leaving y g
not. Bake it two or three days ahead, if youlike; it will
be light and moist when served -if made with PURITY
the popular, all-purpose flour with the strength of Canada's
best wheat in it. It conserves the moisture. Purity Flour
goes farther than ordinary cake flour; seven -eighths of a cup
of PURITY is equal to one full cup of most cake or pastry
flours.
PF36
BEST FOR A.LL. YOUR BAKING
i
Class III --1. Higgins.
Credit -C. Hetherington, A. McMi-
chael, F. Currie, (M. Field, D. For-
tune, E. Coutts).
Fail -G. Robertson, L. Proctor, W.
Finlay, A, Underwood:
English Composition
Class 1-J. Buchanan, J. Campbell,
D. Fortune.
Class II -W. Craig, E. Coutts, (A.
McMichael, C. Hetherington).
Class III -F. Higgins, G. Robert-
son, M. Field.. •
Credit -(D. Deans, M. Powell), C.
Nortrop, M. Yuill, J. McLeod, (13.
Scott, P. Jones), (M. Wright, A. Un-
derwood).
Fail -E. Elliott, K. Murray.
English Literature
Class I -J. Buchanan.
Class II I. Kelly, J. Campbell.
Class III -F. Higgins, (D. Fortune,
M. Powell), (P. Jones, M. troll), C.
Hetherington.
Credit -(E. 13utt; M. Field), A. Mc-
Michael, c(D. .Deans, C. McLean, A.
Underwood), (W. Finlay, J. Pollock),
W. Craig, M. Robertson.
Fail -J. Ruttan, K. Murray, J. Mc-
Leod, E. Elliott, M. Wright, B. Scott,
(E. Coutts, C. Nortrop), G. Brown,
G. Robertson,
Latin. Authors
Class 1I -J. Campbell, (Audrey Mc-
Michael, J. Fortune), M. Field.
Class III -C. Nortrop, D. Fortune.
Pass -E. Butt, W. Craig.
Fail -F. Higgins, A. Underwood,
E. Coutts, B. Scott, B. Blackwood, G.
Robertson, W. Finlay.
Canadian History FORM V
Class I -E. Field, R. Barnard, I. Botany
Butt ' 1 H.
Skelding.
til
' E.- 1\IcG
ad ,
McKinnon, D. ReClass I J
Class II -F. Coulter; B. Hamilton, Class II -G. Wheeler, L. Waller,
R. Howson, M. Ross; V. Johnston, C. Chittick, G. King, M. Mitchell.
Wellwood, I• Habkirk, H. Miller, I. Credit -R. McKay, C. McLean.
Failure -G. Brown, D. Deans, P.
wood W. Blake, M. Cruikshank, O.
Class I1.•= -J. Fortune, J. McGill, G.
King,
MacKay.
.
I,.tns, r.. T � Y
Class 'I'II-H. Skelding.
Credit -J. McLeod.
Physics
Class I -G. Wheeler.
Class II -L. Henderson, C. McKay,
Class TJI-G, Brown, J. Fortune. •
Credit -G. King, L. Waller, R. Mc-
Kay.
• Fail, --M. Yuill, K. Murray, J. Mc-
Leod.
French Authors
*Class I -J. Buchanan, G. King, J.
Lane, 11 Deans, C. McKay, (G.
Wheeler, A. Chittick). •
Class II -M, Mitchell, J. McGill,
Id,
Yuill, (J. Pollock,. J. Ruttan, H.
Skelding).•
'
Class III -I. Kelly.
Credit -L. - Henderson, P. Jones,
Fail -(J. McLeod, J. McLean).
French Composition
Class I -J. Buchanan, J. Lane.
Class 1I --G. King, D. Deans, A.
Chittick.
Class III -(J. McGill, G. Wheeler),
C. McKay.
Credit -H. Skelding, M. Mitchell, J.
Pollock, M. Yuill. .
Fail -P. Jones, (L. Henderson, M.
Robertson), (J. Ruttan, I. Kelly), J.
McLean, J. McLeod.
Latin Authors,
Class III -J. Lane.
Pass -A, Chittick, G. Wheeler, . J.
Buchanan.
Fail -J. McGill, L. 'Henderson, (A.
McLean; J. Pollock), Geo. King, M.
Mitchell, J. Ruttan, R. McKay, C. -Mc-.
Kay, P. Jones, J. McLean.
Latin Composition
ition
Class I -J. Buchanan.
Class II -5. Lane. `
•
Class III -A.' Chittick, G. Wheeler,
(G. King, J. McGill).
Pass -L. Henderson, (A. McLean,
J. Pollock), C. McKay. 7
Fail -M. Mitchell, R. McKay,,
Ruttan, J. McLean.
Greek Authors
Class 1I --J. Buchanan, J. Lane.
Greek Composition
Class I -J. Lane.
Class II -J. Buchanan.
Algebra
Class II -J. Fortune and G. Wheel -
mit a new slate of officers. -tires in Ottervaile. 1 Class III -G. Greig, J. Preston, M• 1 Jones, M. Robertson, 5. McLean.
The Hanover Ball Club .was re r ` 11. - oology
also Meaford. Th,q1 Miss Betty $?int is spending he PoaFe Pickell, K. Rin-\ I - L. Waller..
ted as was ' Credit -Y: Moir, W.Class I
F. Currie,W. Craig, G. Moir, R. Class II -G. King, G. Wheeler, J.
tout,
Mitchell. M. 1 McGill, H. Skelding, A .Chittick.
Fail -C. Nortrop, R. Baird, Class III -J. 'Pollock.
Wright, 13.
Blackwood, B. Brown, W. Credit -G. Brown, C. McLean, M.
_t
Blake, C. Reid, B. Mundy, C. i�lc 1\Titchell.
Lean, E. Dickson, M. Fry; L. Proctor, 1 Failure -R. McKay, M. Robertson.
Shiell, M. rut -s an a• I Chemistry
Mrs.
Mr.
Eas-
son
few
Foot rear,
your
and
spent
e lat-
. the estate of, James Munroe Jerome, son without the app
Late of the Town of '4i'irighatn in the • • ffreat Goldsmith and his Fishermen
of Huron, Gentleman, ivedetot s-
ed who died on or about the twenty_ ' or of a club frons the Sound would
fourth day of March. A.D. 1935, are be a dull affair. .balls and the tun- ter's mother, Mrs. Rintoul.
notified to send to T. H. Crawford, i Quality of
Ontario, on or before the ires in action last year came in for Mrs. Nortnan Murraylr lel da
eleventh
m, 1g3a. full P rt �n wa.nted to Marlyn, also Miss
eleventh dao of Ma =A D some criticism. Wilke e
a
Immediately
t�f their t lzinis in wrien1h
mediately after the said el :Tenth have home and home umpirto save their parents, ents sAer at and Mrs. the So
Irta
day of May, 1.1135, rite, as et: of the expenses but the other clubs
said testator will 1.'"..d`rst3ibllt..d : this down flat. Local umpires have 1 Easter Visitors at the Imine a
amongst the partly e titled t.ai.rtt ' never proved satisfactory and there'anet- Its. J. J. llt+ffatt were; iI
lastttch regard ..arl�, t r the ;.lair}t i
tivllich the adnninistrat�+r .trill ttaen is no reason to believe they ewar will. Mrs. RalplprEllicrttans Joyce, o
tart' n+ttice. , Iii the high calibre of the. league is t\fi \Talr. and Nott Arnold ce,
DATED at Wan=.;Trani. thistwentieth to he maintained, high-class officials 11e ',daughters, lir. and no. AErin
slay of Anril. A f. 1935. � ,,nisi be supplied regardless ttf where 4 aradrfamaly, of London, lir. an
J. H. C 1�:>'� Ft R'si. ur
'G�"an„•hart►. ilnfa+-a,, :they come frcnnTl7et'r-lrrrtezt gu� tianHaratd iioffa#t and iarrphety,
Solicitor for the :�*dnatnistr•tt•'1 is their turn. P
tit a. ill*.r dealt with at some length i Binginlcn.
CARD OF THANKS but not much resulted. jt
The family of the latt, airs, T 1. Financially the league had a balance
11itchell wish to thank their nei„;hbt r of exactly 92 cents c'ii al ichto ato sari
anti fr.:iends for their many kindnes the season. This was d
and expressions of sympathy during 1 tiff of the. play-off receipts by some
s Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Youn
their recent sad bereavement. X800, due to the latches, of the post- gave, a son.
IN MEIVIORIAIVI season' games. Henceforth the Bruce ' :,
- League ° play-off, will occur itnmedi- III SMITH -Iia YVingh lin moist
MdESSLR' Tn loving, memory of a { atety after the regular season anti not pital, on Sunday, ,
•
Blear wife and snottier, wlao passed ;after the various ctitlis' are put out of and
away April 25t1a, 1932. ,'tlac t).1.1.A. ittrrnrng.
Three years have passed, but still we ' Park Ready April 29th
miss last,
Never ;;hall her memory fad..., r It is expected the 'diamond will be
l;savinst thoughts shall always, linger trendy for use April 29. All players
'Round the grave where she is laid. M are requested. to report at 6.30 on that
l:r,•er fondly remembered b� her
hashing and fancily, (date. All new players are welcome
and it will be necessary to attend all
""" practices itt:order to be considered as
a candidate.
A woman in Wing -ham and each of AL
the surrounding towns to sell our LC►AL AND PERSON
lune of popular priced dresses.
Year round business. Exclusive
territory. Write today. The Gord-
on Dress Company, 310 Foy Bldg.,
visiting rt g
Toronto.
i Tome
ghter
rd of
me of
Isard.
f Mr.
r. and
. and
f Rip-
er and
Edgar
dMrs.
Gordon
Class IIIA. Chittick.
nan L.
. i - . McGill, J. Buchanan, ie
cit
c J
Henderson. Lane,
Fail -L. Waller, M. tants J..
(M. Mitchell, M. Robertso), A. Mc-
Lean, G, King; (J. McLeod, K. Mur-
ray), I. Kelly, J. McLean.
Geometry
Class I -J. ' Buchanan, G. Wheeler,.
L. Waller, J. McGill.
Class II -R'. McKay.
Credit -L. Henderson,
Fail -J. Fortune, H. Skelding, P.
Jones, J. McLeod, G. Brown,. J. Rut -
tan.
Modern History
Class I -H. Skelding.
Class II -J. Lane; L. Henderson, J:;
McGill,
Class III -(A. Chittick, 5. Buchan-
an), C. McKay, (L. Waller, G. King).
Pass -J. Fortune, (M. Mitchell, G.
'Wheeler),' D. Deans.
Fail -C. McLean, J. Pollock, R.
Jones.
BIRTHS
YOUNG --In Wingham General Hos
pital, on Saturday, April 20th, to,
g, Bel.
O. Sl , C ik h k J C Ree
French Class I -G. Wheeler.
Class I -(B. Hamilton, D. Reid), I.
cILtnnon.
_ ._...__......, .....:.. .. W�!He,N)bI'2: .'+.kC>..5' •: v�::� �. ASS.. .:
'1I
Class I1 -R. Barnard, F. Coulter,
R. Mitchell.
Class III -E. Field, H. Millers L
Habkirk, R. Howson.
Credit -M. Powell, (E. Elliott, K.
Rintoul, C. Nortrop), D. Buchanan,
Failed -M. Fry, (M. Ross, C. Well -
wood), (V. Johnston, M. Wright, G.
Moir), J. Moir, W. Blake, 13. Brown,
J. Preston, J. Reid, W. Pickell,
FORM IV
Cheittistr.•y
Class I-3. Campbell.
Class II -D. Fortune, L. Proctor.
Class III -M. Field, F. Higgins, A.
McMichael, C. Hetherington.
Fail, -G. Robertson.'
Algebra •
Class I -(M. ,Field and; J. Camp-
bell), A. "McMichael, D. Fortune.
Class II -G, Robertson, F. Higgins.
Class •III -A. Underwood, C. Heth-
ersngton.
Credit -H. Skelding,
Fail -J. Preston, W. Pickell, J.
Reed.
Trigonometry
Class I-3. Lane, J. Campbell, (Id.
Robertson and C. Hetherington).
Class II -C. McKay. -
Class III -D. Fortune, P. Jones.
Credit -E. Butt,' G. Brown, W. Fin-,
Failure -G. Ra Murray'''
lay, 11I. Yuill, Ii.
Approved Robertson, P. Higgins,
GovernmentI W. Craig, J. Ruttan, J. McLean, E.
er.
MAKE $15 AND UP WEEKLY
ABY CHICK
Baered Rocks and. S. C. White
Leghorn Chick.
to trio` grade, Line Bred froth
..t:l>. and Registered stock, frail
to 30 oz. eggs, at $10.00 per 100.
orders for 300 or over delivered.
May clicks one cent less.
3ritsae�� Ot�tt
Mrs. Jas. Isard spent the past week
•i ing in 'Toronto.
d Mr. jack Perdue, of Toronto. was a
eek -end west at his home.
Mr. Ralph Carr, of Toronto, visited
Mr. and Mrs. Dawson of Auburn,
spent Sunday with friends in town.
at itis home here over the week -end.
Miss Orr, of Teeswater, spent Sun-
day with Mrs Aitchison and Harvey.
tali. and Mrs. J.. E. Match, of God-
, pent Sunday with Mrs 'Vrtclti
Margaret, Partuebek ' 1xoit the
holiday at her home in Lon -
and Mrs, F. Aitchii;on and da.u-
of Stratford, spent Easter with
Bal Hos-
to Rev.
Mrs. E. C. Snaith, a Son.
13URNS-I n Metropoiitart Hospital,
Walkerville, on Thursday, April 18,
to Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Burns,
(nee Mae Robertsons), a son. -
ast
lel':
Cite
BY CHICKS
Coutts. Anicent History'
.Class I -M• Field, J• Campbell.
White j ,egorns, Barred Class III -C. Hetherington, D. For -
Rocks, White Rocks. tune,
•
Pass ----M. Robertson, A. McMichael,
Custotii Hatching done at 2c A. Underwood, E. Elliott, I. Kelly,
per egg. W. Finlay.
Chick Starter, Poultry Fair --F. Higgins, 13. Scott, E.
Feeds, Corn and Poultry Coutts, D. Buchanan, G. Robertson.
Supplies. French Authors
Cattle aryl Hog ixaiilt+�1Cs
-►,�r, alClass 1-J. Campbell, A. Mc'lich-
' gel
a>rid Concentrates.
ed
'Wellington Produce BI
Winghalli Ont.
Phone 38 Wiinghatn
Class 1I -C. Hetherington, J. For
une, E. Coutts, !if, Field.
Class III -F. Currie, D. Fortune.
'Credit -F. Higgins.,
Pail-i\V, Finlay, (L. Proctor, G.
ober•tson ).
T'tench''Cozax rosit"s
Class 1I T C`�tni bell:
Mr. White certainly did us a good
turn in recommending that Martin-
Sercour paint. We have the best
looking house on the street now.
ForQuick Sale
Q
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ATA BARGAIN -
Six roomed Brick House on
Diagonal Road Wingham. Mo-
dern conveniences. Rare Bar-
gain for person with part or all
the purchase price.
Apply to.
Cosens & Booth
TIME TABLE
CHANGES
Effective
SUNDAY, APRIL 28
Full information from nearest agent,
G. L. 'Baker, phone 47.
C .F ::. a ad of -Pacific.
You said it, darling. And
what a relief to know that
there will be no more
repainting bills for four
or ,jive years
Whatever you intend to paint, there is a
special Martin-Senour product for the
purpose. rive of the most popular are;
MULTI-USt ZNAWW1EL
for all enamelling, outside or in.
O*StSirme PORCH PAINT
for porch 'floors, steps, etc.
varnish for hardwood floor's.
NEL/4OHE' . 1' ELN€ LOS
(Plat) - (Seml•taloss)
for washable interiorwaiis and ceilings.
Why 1% % Pum Paint
ottee s and,
lasts I.nger
Martin-Senour 100% Pure Paint is the most beau•
tiftl and economical surface protection for your
house exterior, because it is guaranteed to contain
only 100% pure ingredients.
These ingredients, all of the finest quality, coin -
bine to produce a tough, high -gloss protective film:
that stands up year after year without cracking,
peeling, or losing its color. There" is no adultera-
tion to weaken its elasticity and shorten the life'
of the paint/
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