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WHITECHURCH
Master Carl Vanner.of Wingham, is
spending his holdidays at the home of
Mr. Amos Cornelius.
Miss Frances Wilson of Wingham,
spent a few days last week at the
liom of her brother, Mr, J, Wilson.
Mr. and .Mrs. Malcolm Green, who
have ben visiting with her1) arents,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Henry, left on
Tuesday for North Bay, where they
will spend the summer:
Mrs. Lester Falconer and Mr. Geo.
Falconer, Sr., of Culross, spent a day
lastweek with relatives in W'awanosh.
Mr. and Mrs. David Farrier moved
-on Thursday last and are going to live
at the home of their daughter, Mrs.
John Ross of Kinloss.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Morrison of
Blyth, visited on Sunday at the home
of his : parents, Mi•. and Mrs. J. B.
Morrison,
Miss Winnifred Farrier of Ripley,
Miss Olive of Dungannon, and Car-
men of Stratford Normal, are spend-
ing their holidays at the home of their
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Inferior materials and parts
are very often used, with the re -
suit ` that in a short time the
watch is probably worse than it
was before.
If you want a real good job
bring your watch 'to
WILLIAMS The JEWELLER.
Only genuine material used.
High class workmanship` and
satisfaction guaranteed, at very
moderate prices.
George Williams
For Watch Repairs
Official C.N.R. Watch Inspector
Winghanz . Phone 5.
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Farrier.
Miss Jean Logan, teacher of S. S.
No.' 14, is spending her holidays with
her. parents in Teeswater, On Tues'
day she' and her mother were "at
home" to the ladies of 'her schoolsec-
tion and a pleasant afternoon was
spent by the many ladies, who motor:-
ed to Teeswater.
At the shomination in Belgrave on
Saturday, Wilt Straughan, Lewis Rud-
dy and J. D. Beecroft were nominated
for councillor; to fill the vacancy cre-
ated by the resignation of Mr, Stuart
Mcl3urney, who took on the work of
Road .Superintendent, As it was felt
that the division •to which Mr. Mc-
Burney belonged should have then re-
ference of a roan at this time, the no
mination was accepted by J. 1). ..Bee
croft, who will take over the conn
cillar duties for- the remainder of the,
yeaa-.
Mr, John Clubb is moving this week.
from his home to the one awned by
the late Mrs. McInnis, and Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence` Cox will move shortly
to Mr. Clubb`s house.
Afr. and Mrs. \Vni. Patterson and
Mr. and Mrs, Nelson Patterson and'
sun, .Billie of Auburn, and his sister,
Airs. Sprung of t.ondesboro, spent
Sunday at the home of the former's
daughter, Mrs. , Cla.rence Cox.
Miss Margaret Jackson of Toronto,
spent the weekend here with her aunt
Miss C. Laidlaw, but was called home
on Monday, after "hearing that her
sister, Mrs: Hanna, who has been il1
for some time, slipped on the floor
and was seriously hurt.
Mr, Adam McBurney of Kingston,
and Mr. Melville Beecroft of Colborne
are spending their holidays with their
fathers here in East Warawanosh. '
The regular monthly meeting of the
W.M.S. of Calmer's Church was held
on Thursday afternoon with the pres-
ident, Mrs.'Henry Godkin, in charge 'f
Mrs. Frank Coulter read the scripture
lesson and Mrs. Emerson and Mrs. V
'J. Coulter were in Charge of the topic
from the Study Book, and Mrs. Jas.
Laidlaw sang "Almost Persuaded', the
'4 I GHAM ADVANC1�-TIMES
presidtr,nt led in prayer. Arrange
idents were being Made for the socia
to be held on June 18 on the church
lawn. This will be in connection wit
the [1.nniv ersary services field on Jun
16 when the Moderator, Rev. 1)
Short of 'Barrie, will be present. t
take the services. The ladies also ar
planning to hold their Thank-offerin
meeting early in May, when Mrs. An
gus Mackay returned Missionary fro
India will be present and acldres
them. The ladies of the United church
are invited to attend this meeting,
Mr, and Mrs. Robt, Laidlaw and
cildren are again very ill with the flu
Miss Catherine MYers of Toronto
was a visitor at the manse over th
week -end.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas, E. Robinson and
daughter, Frances, of 1Vingliatn,Visit
ed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 5, 17
Beecroft on Sunday.,
Mr. : George Jacques, Yvonne an
Jack of Preston, spent the' week -end
with his 'parents, Mr. and Mrs.',E1
Jacques,
Mrs. A. Reid, who spent the winter
with her daughter, Mrs. Balfour of
Lucknow, returned to her home 'fere
eaily last week, and het son, Mi, Rua -
Se] Reid of Brantford, is spending the
holidays with her,'
Mr. and Mrs, Jack Henderson and
children of. Paramount,. spent Sunday
with her mother, Mrs: J. MacGregor.
A great :number attended the play
presented..here on Thursday last by
the .young people of. Culross. The
"Antics of Ardretii" caused much mer-
rintent:and each player took his or
her part exceptionally. well. After the
play the young- people danced until
closing time.
Mr. Will'Kelly of St. Augustine,
visited with.hi�s grandmother, Mrs. Jas.
Cornelius one day recently.
Mr. Wm. Falocrier .has been under
the Dr•'s care but is improving now.Mr.M. Oscar Casemore of Stratford,
visited. over the'week-end with his,
parents in Turnberry and with Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Casentore.
The ladies of the community have
been invited to attend a meeting held
in the United Church on Wednesday
evening, .when Mrs. Grierson will be
present and address them. Mrs. Grier-
son is studying on her furlough, but
is spending this week with relatives
at Blyth and Londesboro.
A very fine play "Civil Service" was
presented, by the young folks of Brick
Church in their church on Thursday
evening last. Each act was much en-
joyed. Between acts George Taylor
and George Carter gave a musical
number as did _Miss Beatrice Beecroft
and Mr. Gilbert Beecroft. The realiz-
ed about $20 from the evening's en-
tertainment.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles MacKay of
Brussels and Mr .and Mrs, Roy Mac-
Kay and daughters, Shirley and Helen
who have spent the winter in Florida,
visited on Sunday with Mr. and 'Mr's.
Walter Lott, before returning to their
home in. Toronto.
1VIr,.and Mrs. Robert Mowbray and
Miss Agnes MacKay motored to Strat
ord on, Thursday and Miss Bertha
MacKay of Telephone staff there re-
turned home with Cheng for over ththeweek-end'.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Thomp. on and
Floyd are in Toronto this week. Mr.
Thompson is attending 'the Ratepay-
ers and Trustees Convention.
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This is
A VERY SPECIAL ANNOUNCENMENT TO
ALL THOSE WOMEN WHO WEAR REAL
HIGH GRADE FOOTWEAR in regard to
MedcJf Sh�es
Sold at $5.00 and $6.00 per pair.
It may seem like an exaggeration to say that.
Medcall shoes are equal as far as "upper stock" is
,cancernecl to the average $7.50 and $8.50 shoes for
Women, but it is nevertheless a fact and we invite
those women in particular who buy the best to call
and inspect these beautiful Shoes and thereby prove
our statement.
Medcalf Shoesare the Actne of Style and Class
and are made in combination fitting .lasts, and in
several widths, and we are therefore enabled to fit
any .... normal foot. Andagain a�a we quote the prices,
namely
$5.00 and $6,O1e air
We have a very special suggestion to make to
all those ladies who wear strictly high grade shoes,
and it is this, ---Before Buying Your Next Pair just
call in and have a look at MEDCALFS, which are
generally considered among shoemen as the Best
Value hi High Grade Shoes. for Women that are
rade in 'Canada.
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MORRIS
Mr. George Peacock is home from
Ottawa and is spending his holidays
With his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jas,
Peacock, of 1st lite.
Miss Ethel Johnston is spending her
holidays with her parents and other
friends.
Mrs. Alvin. Snaith and Miss Eunice
Thornton spent a day in Toronto
with Nr. and Mrs, Neil McLean.
Mr. and Mrs, Frank Nicol, from
near Brussels, visited on Sunday with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jos, 13reck-
enridge,
Messrs. Chas: and will Jewitt and.
Miss Nora, are' holidaying with their
grandparents, 'Mr, and Mrs, :Lewis
Jewitt.
Mr, and Mrs.' Neil McLean of To-
ronto are spending the holidays with
her parents, Mr, and Mrs. G. Thorn-
ton and other friends;
Mr, Lloyd Wettlaufer spent the
holiday with his parents. in iluevale.
'Mr. Plein,' Black shipped two car-
load of cattle to Chicago and one car-
load of cattle to :Buffalo last week,
and a car' of cattle and one of pigs to
Toronto: on Saturday. •
Mr, and Mrs, Thos. Field, , Wing -
ham, visited on Sunday with Mrs. A.
Aitkin and Miss Polly Duff, Bluevale,
Mr. and Mrs, Harold Thomas and
family visited on Sunday with her par-
ents, lila and Mrs. Tallest Dennis, of
13rowntown,
Mr. Jack Fortune and Miss. Audrey
McMichael visited on &inday with her
grandtnotlaer, Mrs, Henry Bone, .3rd
line.
Mr. Chas. Brewer lost a valuable
horse from lock-jaw last week.
Mr. Gordon Wheeler spent the
eokend with his tnr l.0
wc and aitixt and
Cotrim, Mr. and Mrs. Geo, Wheeler
and Jean, of the let line.
K NG'S
Post Easter Selling
Of Smart Women's
Wear!
King's is ever headquarters for
what's new and good value.
This week brings
FRESH DRESSES And HATS
STYLIST SUITS And COATS
• MANY NEW HATS
Children's Coats
Children's. Dresses
Martha Washington Home '
Dresses
Kayser Gloves Orient Stockings
In fact a complete assemblage
of the finest styles and, values
in Women's Spring Wearables
we have ever shown.
Spring Dress Goods
• New Patterns in lovely Printed
Silks 98c, $1.25, $!.39
Fine Canton Crepes and Dress
Satins $1.19; $1.49
Navy Twills and. Tweed Suit-
ings $2.25, $2.49
Zephyr Wool Checks ..........,: 69c
Both beautiful and serviceable
for Women's or Misses' Dresses
New Cotton Dress Goods
New Piques
New Printed Cottons
These are lovely goods' for your
summer needs.
Butterick Patterns, a big stock
of these high grade patterns is
always carried - 25c, �35c, 45c
Suit Special
10 Misses' Stylish Suits, fing-
er-tip length - Tweeds and Navy
Blue materials - Friday -Satur-
day Bargain $9.85.
You'll find it pays to shop with.
us for Spring Needs.
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GLENANNAN
Miss Janet Woods, of Morris, is
spending'the holidays with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Woods.
Mrs. Rae Little also Miss Isabel
Metcalfe of Toronto are visiting with
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Met-
calfe.
Messrs. George, Peter and Norman
Muir, also Mrs. Muir, of Toronto, are
holidaying at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Wallace.
Mr. Melvin Willits, of Salem, spent
alst week with Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
Marshall,
Messrs. Stewart Mulvey and Lyle
Fitch visited Monday with the form
er's sister, firs, David Eadie.
Nir•. ,and Mrs. Oliver Stokes visited
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Fraser
Haugh,
Mrs. John Hutton who has spent
some tune in Toronto, has returned
to the home of •Mr. William Camp-
bell.
Mr. Stanley Kcast, from north of
Belmore, visited Sunday afternoon
with Mr. and 'Mrs. James Paisley.
Mr, and Mrs. Will.Shoebottom and
Dorothy, of London, spent the Easter,
Sunday with Mr. and 'Mrs. S. B. Mar-
shall, also Mr; and Mrs. R. Cullitorr,
Doris and Audrey.
BELGRAVE
Institute Donate to Cancer Fund
The April meeting of the Belgrave
Branch of the Women's Institute was.
held at the home of Mrs, Geo. Jordan
Tuesday afternoon, April 16th, when
there was a good attedance present.
Mrs. Jas. Taylor, the president, open -
cared with the Ocle and prayer. The
minutes of the previous meeting and
treasurer's report were presented and
adopted. -Business consisted of discus-
sion on work at the cemetery, A. don-
ation was also voted to the Ring Geo.
V Jubilee Cancer Rand for Canada,
This meeting was it charge' of the
Health Committee and the program
opened with the Roll Call "Name and
use of your favorite emergency rem-
edy" which was well responded to. A
very interesting address was given by
Dr. H. W. Colborne, M.D., of Wing -
ham. Mrs. N. Keating led the current
events discussion which consisted of
several instructive pieces. Musical se -
Smokeless Ash Tray 35c
Zipper. Pouches 25e
and up.
Pipes, Lighters and 'everything
in the line of Stnokers'
• Sundries,
Omar Hasel-cove's
Tcotbacconist,
lections were given 'by Mrs. 'Wade,
Nora VanCanap and Freda Jordan and
were much enjoyed. Mrs. W. Pocock
gave a short talk, on Some Daily
Health 'Hints," The next meeting, will
be held at the home of Mrs, R. Mc-
Crea. The singing of the National An-
them brotiglit the Meeting' to a 'close.
lunch was served by the hostess as-
sisted by Mrs, W. Pocock and Mrs.
W. I3rydges and a social, time enjoy-
ed,.
Miss Louise McKenzie of Sturgeon
Falls, is spending the Easter holidays
with her parents, Mr, and Mits. R E.
McKenzie.
Albert Coultes, Mr. and Mrs, �Orval
Taylor, Jack and Lloyd, were Sunday
viistors with Mrs. Belle Powers and
family at Rockwood.
Miss L ilia Taylor of Wellesley is
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jas,
Taylor.
Mr. and Mrs, Reinnie.Wightman, of
Flint, Mich., with relatives.
Mr, and Mrs, 1I, E, Buffett and
daughters, :Barbara and Shirley, with
Mrs. C. R. Colutes.
Miss Jennie Wightman, of Port El-
gin, with her mother, Mrs. J. Wight-
man,
Mr, and Mrs. R. Yule entertained
friends on Sunday from Ottawa, .Lon: -
don and Listowel
Mr. and: Mrs. Donald Young, Lain -
beth, with Mr. and Mrs. James Young
over the week -end.
Easter visitors with Mr, and Mrs.
J. A. Brandon were: Mr. and Mrs.
Grant Brandon and son, Bill, of Lan-
caster, Penn.;' -Misses ' Gertrude and
Olive Brandon of Hamilton; Mr. and
Mrs. M. il,ake and brother of .Fergus;
Mr. C. Bone o fAlymer and Miss May
Bone of Toronto,
BLUEVALE
Easter visitors:
Wni, Thompson, Mr-. and Nlrs, Geo.
Donaldson and Miss 'Sanderson, Tor-
onto, at their hoiuc here.
George Peacock, Ottawa, with -his
parents, Mr. and Mrs..James Peacock.
Miss .Ethel. Johnston, Byron, with
her parents, Mr. and Mr>;. Edward
Johnston.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Field, Wingham,.
with Miss Duff and Mrs. Aitl:in.
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon McKinney and
little son, Toronto, With Mr, and Mrs.
Wm. McKinney,
Mr. and Mrs, Resell Moffatt and
daughter, Toronto, with relatives.
Miss Beryl Mundy, Wingham, with
Miss Alba Mowbray,
Miss Hazel Mundell, Toronto, with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Mun-
dell.
Mr. and Mrs, Chas. H. Coultes, of
Listowel, with Mrs. Grace Snell.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hamilton, of
Atwood, with Mr. and Mrs. D. J.• Fal-
coner. Miss Betty Ann Falconer ac-
companied them home after spending
a few days in Atwood.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hollenbeck and
family spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Aldridge at Fordwich.
• Miss Janet Robertson, of 'Brussels,
with her_ mother, Mrs. Wm. Robert
son,
Bob, Fraser, Morris, with his grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Shaw.
Mr..ancl'Mrs. Edgar McMichael and
daughter, Toronto, with Mr. and Mrs.
William McMichael.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Proctor and
daughter, Margaret of Morris, Mrs.
Boley, Mr. and Mrs.'tiell,'of Toronto,
with Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Curtis.
Easter Service at Knox
A special Easter message was heard
from' the pulpit of Knox Presbyterian
Church on Sunday morning when the
Pastor, Rev, J. R. Greig, spoke from
the text Matt.' 2 •
Mart , 8.6 He is not here,
He is risen." Music in keeping with
the Easter .season,, was rendered by
the choir.
W. M. S. Missionary Annual'
The .annual missionary' service of
the Women's Missionary. Society was
held. in the United' Church. on Easter
Sunday morning, Mrs. Jos. Brecken-
ridge, President, • led the meeting
which was addressed by Miss Mae
Williamson, of Wingham, a Mission-
ary among the Bhils of India, who
gave an interesting aecount of the
people and the work there, The choir's
Easter anthems were well given, un-
der the direction of Mrs. W. J. Johns.
ton.
United Church. Mission Band
Tlye Mission Band of the United
Church hetet a very successful quilt-
ing in the s, lroolroom on Friday af-
ternoon when three quilts were quilt-
ed, after which refreshments were ser-
ved by the members of the band,
In the evening a very interesting
programme was given by the Mission.
13tnd: Mrs, A. V, Robb,leader of the
Band, Presided.. An Easter pageant,
"Tlte Challenge of the Cross" was
beautifully presented by sevengirls—
i
Marjorie 1•Iall, I: trzabetlt Matlacrs, Eu-
nice 'Thornton, Isobel Mckinnon,
Daisy, Holmes, Alice Thornton; Marie
Wettlaufer, as Evangel, being the
chief character•. s Mika Isabel Watson
read the Setipt.ure, appropriate read:
ings' were given by Miss Ora Abbott
Thursday, April 25th, 1035'
JUST WHAT' YOU HAVE BEEN WAITING
FOR
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ON MADE -TO -MEASURE DRESS AND
BUSINESS SUITS
We have finally obtained what we have been look-
ing for. Fine Worsteds in, Spring and Summer
Suits, dark and light suits, made -to -measure
POPULAR PRICE
$21.00
Suit' and Extra Trousers for $26.50.
& LTD.
and Miss Lorena Hamilton, and solos
were contributed by Miss Donna
Smith and Rev. Mr. A. V. Robb. The
choir assisted by singing , while the
pageant was being given. Easter flow-
'ers gave a beautiful setting for the
pageant.
United: Church Y. P. S.
The Young -'People's Society of the
United Church .held their meeting on
Friday night, with Miss Isabel Wat-
son in charge. The Scripture lesson
was .read by Daisy Holmes and pray-
er by the leader. Readings were given
;by Mrs. Aitken and Elizabeth Math-
ers. The society have been fortunate
in :securing the Carolina Jubilee Sing -
err for a date in the Fall. The topic
"The Poetry of Passion Week"•was
taken by George, Hetherington. The
meeting closed with the Mizpah Ben-
ediction.
United Church W. M. S.
The regular meeting of the W. M.
S. was held in the schoolroom of the
United Church on Tuesday, April 16,
Mrs. Joseph Breckenridge presiding.
The meeting opened by singing hymn
205 "Jesus, stand among us," and the
call to worship, after which 'hymn 208
was sung, and the Lord's Prayer re-
peated' in unison. Scripture reading
was Psalm 68:1-11. Mrs. R. Shaw read
Devotional leaflet "World Minded
Friends."' Minutes of last meeting
were read and adopted. Mrs. George
Thornton was appointed delegate to
the Presbyterial to be held in Exeter
cn April 30th. Mrs. J. W ettlanfer
gave a very fine synopsis of the 8th
chapter of the Study Book, and Mrs:
A. Shaw will have the ,Study book for
the May meeting. After the Roll Call
and offering, hymn 478 "Saviour, Thy
dying love" was sung, and the Easter
program was taken up. Mrs. A. V.
Robb led in the prayer of Thanksgiv-
ing. After singing hymn, 104 `Christ
the Lord is risen today" Mrs. Thorn-
ton led in prayer. The meeting closed
with- the Doxology and Benediction.
On Easter Sunday a family re -an -
union was held at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Geo, O. Thornton, when
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wickstead, Mr. and
Mrs. Neil McLean, and Mr. and Mrs.
Alvin Smith, were present. .
Mr. and Mrs. Frank 'Nichol and '
children visited with NIr. and Mrs.
Joseph Breckenridge, on Sunday.
Mrs. Ida Wilson, Mrs. Ina Lock-
hart, Miss Agnes Thomas, Toronto,
and Mrs. Roger Oke, : Winghani, were.
calling on friends in the village. on
Monday.
Rev. William Patterson, of Alymer,
who officiated at the Ross -Agnew
wedding at Lucknow, on Monday, vis-
ited with Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Falcon-
er, Arnold Lillow is spending
this week with his grandparents in
Stratford,
Miss Alba Mowbray is visiting with
friends in Winyham and Whitechurch.
Mr. and'Mrs. Harvey Messer'. and
little daughter, of Toronto, spent the
weekend at the home' of Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond Elliott.
Mr. Chas. Messer, of Toronto, spent
the week -end at the home of his fath-
er and sister, Mrs. Elliott.
Are You Having
EYE TROUBLE
Headache, Dizziness or Failing
Vision?
Expert Eye Service ` is Avail-
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Eyes examined, glasses fitted by
R. A. REID
Stratford's Leading Optometrist
for Seventeen Years.
Mr. Reid is at Williams' Jewell-
ery Store each Wednesday
Morning, 9 to 12.00.
Geo. Williams
JEWELLER
Official C.N.R. Watch Inspector
Wingham
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Select Cooking Onions, 5 lb. 7c
Sweet Spanish Onions for 3c lb.
Choice Corn, no. 1 tin for ... 6c
Choice Tomatoes, no. 2 tin ... 6c
Invincible Bulk Coffee ,.. 24c lb.
Chase and Sanborn's Bulk Cof-
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Horne's Breakfast Coffee
lb. tin .. 15c1 1 lb .tin 29c
Pure Breakfast Cocoa ,., 11e lb.
Salad Tea (Yellow Label)
I ib. for 27c
Shelled Walnuts, I lb. for 17c
Horne's Jelly Powders, 4 oz. 5c
Thistle -Baking Powder in 1 Ib.
tin, Special for '15c
Bowe's and Bluebird Baking
. Powder, ib. 13c; 1 lb. ,25c
Fancy Choice Rice 2 lbs. 13c
Unwrapped
LAUNDRY SOAP, Special, 5 Bars for ,
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Choice' Figs 3 lbs. for 25c
Choice Prunes 2 lbs, for 25c
Pure Peanut Butter, 2 lbs. 25c
Aunt Jetnitna Pancake Flour 14c
Roman Meal, pkg. for ,.. 29c
Pearl Barley, Special 5c lb.
Puffed Oats (cereal) pkg. 9c
Lexias Raisins with seeds, 1.0c lb
1VIcCorntick's Sodas, lb. pkg 11c
Miracle Whip Salad Dressing,
8 oz. size 17c; Kraft Sand-
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Mar. Kelly Sandwich Spree 21c
Hellnianti's Salad Dressing
8 oz. 17c
Hawe's Floor Wax, 1 lb. tin 41c
4 lb. tin 21c; No Rub Liquid
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Coleman's and Schneider's Sweet Pickle Sugar Cured Rolls and
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