The Goderich Star, 1929-04-18, Page 3•
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News Nuggets
Constipation Picked From Our Exchanges
Mrs. Zolui D. Bakzeisr, Oahe Ulm,
Sok titUU. -----" Imre boss troubled „
with coastlipatio* over nava X eau ro
eaowbur, mad km* tried, itiltereat hetes
of suirdieise, but wt ii witte tittle *Rost.
"Roadie' int :vier Almiutse 1 saw
eliera
Tail relieved others from witstipatles so
decided to give thent s. trist
"I got a few vials tee they (viz am
a world of good; I lay. not lest come
6tipatea ever gaol 1 began taking
them, and I can now Jay I feel line
eiciss„,. 1.
Price 25cvial at all druggists sad
dealers, or willed aired tut receipt of
price be The T Ifilbura 0o., Ltde
Tomato, Oat.
LEGAL 0A.RDS
, F. R. DARROW.
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Barrister, Solicitor, Notate Piablie, Ete.
Successor to .1. L. Killoran
Phone 97. Oillee, The Square, Ooderiele
ERNEST 31. LEE
Barrister said Solicitoe
Sun Life Bldg, Adelaide and Victoria
Telephone: Elgin 5301
Toronto 2. *
COLIN E. HOLMES.
Barrister, Solicitor, Notary
Public,. Conveyancer. Etc,
VANE 11111111.1aiN STREET.
SPECIALIST
DM le 3. IL FORSTER.
EYE, EAR, NOSE, THROAT
Late House Surgeon New York Otitis
Matilde and Aural Haspikil, assistant' at
idociretieens Eye Hospital and Golden
Segue Throat Hospital. London. Eng.l
03 Waterloo St., S. Stratford. Tele- .
ph one 267.
At Rotel Bedford, Gatterich. on the
evening of third Monday of aell month
till Rae following daY. Tuesday. at i
p.m.
CHIROPRACTIC
DRUGLESS PRACTITIONER.
DR. A. N
Chiropractor and Oruidese Therapist,
Dederick
•chronic, Organic end Nervous Diseases
'Equipped' evith Diathermy. Electra -
Magnetic, " Baths, Eleotronic Marie
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Treatments and Chiropractic.
Office hours -2 to 3 and 'I to 9 P. m.
and by appointment, *meting Monday
-and Thursday afternoons and evenings.
Office Hours -2 to 5 end to p.rn.
Ludy iv Attendance.
Residence and Office--Corrier South St.
and Britannia 'Hood. •
A1JCTIONEERING
T110eLeS SUNDRY Si SON.
Live Stock and GolltrAt Auctioneers, •c•
- Elgin Ayes. Goderich.
Sales maces everywhere and all efforts
made to give you satisfaction.
Farmer' Sale Notes discosieted. •
Phone 119.
WESLEY W. nsiTts, AucTionzs.
Will conduct sales anYwhere.
My terms are reasonable and 1 will tr.
and give satisfaction.
Phone Carlow 1314, or address it: it.
4, Goderich. .
POR4e: *ion of Exeter Store
Mr. Frank Coates, of Cabonic, haif:
taken pomession of the grocery,
nosy which he recently purchased
from Mr. Chas. W. Ford, of teeter.
A Former Wisightun Rector Honored
At the 0. E. A. meeting in Toronto
recently ItOs. K W. Snell, of Strat-
ford, a former rector of St. Fauna
Wingbaim, was elated president for
1W29, of the Trustees' and Ratepes--
ere section.
Kincardine Taxes Jacrease Three
Mille
The tax rale for Kincardine wa3
struck at 51 mills on the dollar. This
is an increase of three thine over the
rate of the pest few years. The total
astessment of the town is $1.014,170,
I've forgotten
1 ever had any nerves
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Year doctor will tall you how the
144 Of elsowtog relaxes arid soothes.
straine.d stems, end how tbe health.
ful eleanelag *came of Wrigley's
refreshes and tones you up all
sound. Aids dignition.
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GARDEN SEEDS
iggigmengummealiell1111111111111111r tire stall of the toadies Illedicel
Itchoae arid wee recently perchase4
1 the prattle* if Dr. M. G. Graham. .rf
Itzetei. took poseesition n Wothki-
day of last week. Dr. Diemen is re,
mauling at reeter oatit May La whets'.
he gee* to New York to 'coke as poet
graduate retiree surgery aftere
whieh leering for Fanwood,
where he has accepted the apieeat--1
teem of leeward surgeon in the PriS-i
byterien church hospital there,
Motorist littered fa Creak at WWII
W. J. Wakeite f leindon, repressive'
tative of a wathing inashine coin,
PuillY, was seriously insured Thureilly
afternoon, April llth. when hi3 eat'
was struck at Blyth by the C. P.
train from Goilerieh, Mr. Wakelyand,,
the ear were tarried t!Zi- yard. Tlie
ear was comptetely wrecked and Mr.'
""iAraltely is lying in the hotel there
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with his ribs and erin broken and Ma
head cut mid in a precarioua state.
iThis ia the third accident at this eree.,
sing within a few montlia, but emriugi.
in the direction he was he should have
'lied a. good view of the approaching
train. He cannot explain how the
i,eceident happened.
Dieth of Stanbury
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On Sunday, April 701, there paised,
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:away at Exeter one of the oldest
. re-
siMrs.
ROBERTSON
eidents of Huron County inetlie per-
son of Mrs. Jane Eliza Stanbury,
Phone lae jeiNELER Godurkh widow of the late Dr. Richard Steno
bur', of Heyfield, hi he F9th year.
Born' in Ireland <a May 26th, 1840, .
She. COMO to Camala in 1847 with her
Porents, Rev. James and Mrs. Stuart.
Mr. G. M. Chambers end lying south.. Her father teas an Auld Kirk nada-
adjacent to Inemoriel hall property tee and shortly utter reaching this
- at Blyth.,/Ilds lot has, ever since the eountry the family settled at -Godes
- erection the hall, been used as parti rieh. In 1886 she went to hayfield
•of the grounds. as,governess to the daughters of Rev.
MeCalferysNoian H. Gibson, one of the pioneer Mins
' St. James' church, Seaforthe was: inters of the Presbyterian elven% and
the scene of a nretty vvedding Tues. two years later married. her late bus -
Exeter Pailtor to Remain for Foetal
Year
At a meeting of the official hoetil
ei Jamea *Wet Crated elearth of Es- ,
week, pa
eel en . o e
tor, Rev. 1'. fieltiviahh accepted the
invitation of the Board to route as
their paator for the fourth year.
Cavell Church. Exeter, Elttli4 Call
At a largely attended 'meeting a
the congregation of Owen Presbyter>
ion chuveh, Exeter, on Mond' even-
ing of last week. Mr. A. Barnard
Rhodes, BA, ot Knox College, wiet
the unennuous 'choice as the new min-
iater.
Clinton Will Celebrate 211h
At the regular monthly meeting of
the Clinton branch of the Canadian
- Legion, held in the council chamber
Wednesday evening of last week, it
Was decided to put on a 'celebration In
Clinton on Friday, May 24th.
Death of Mee. George Murdie •
The death ereurred at the home .of
her nephew, in Hibbert township, on
Thursday morning of last week of
Mrs. Geo. Muivlie. Mrs. lidurdie was
for many years a well 1:rievat and re-
speeted resident of Seaforth.
Scott-Maittie
The manse, Londeaboroe was the
scene of a quiet wedding at 11 aan,
Wednesday, April 3, 1929, when Janet
IDonaldii, youngest daughter of Mr.
and Mre. S. lideVittle, Hulletts was un-
ited in marriage' to JAMAS DIUglaSS
Scott tt of Toronto, by Rev. Jes. Ab -
Bolger-Richmord
A happy event took place on Sat-
urday, April 6, at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Russel Rielunond. of Blyth,
when their 'only daughter. Elva Pearl,
Bolger, of Grey twp. The ceremony
was performed at the parsonage by
learnby, of Blyth.
Blyth Women's Institute BuY LotAt a meeting of the Women's In-
stitute of Blyth recently it was de-
cided almost mentalists vote to
Purebase the vaeant lot belonging to
was united in marriage to say A.
Sold
TI -IE
DIAMOND
APRIL 15 DIAMOND
MONTH
It is April's birthstone
and April is the most fav-
orable month for engage.'
ments.
We have a large stock
of well selected stones set
in the latest settings.
(ley, April Oth, at 9.30, when Marier- bold. 'who Predeceased her In 1911.
can't be described. It
can't be copied. But it's
the flavor of Kellogg's
Corn Flakes that makes
12,000,000 people de:
.mancl this "wonder"
cereal every day.
CORN ,FLAKES
* Outtn.fresh in the rribanatiptett
pork -age
years were- out in a boat on the rivet
when it upset near the McKenzie
bridge. Rae and Skelding succeeded
in swimming ashore. Uurgman and
Stone clung to the upturned boat and
were carried down the river toward
ie Josephine, daughter of Mr. and She is survived by two sons. Dr. John the mill dam. Ropes were thrown to
Mrs. John Nolan, became the bride Stanbury, of Toronto, and J. G. Stan- them. Young Stone clung to one of
ef Mr.Charles W. P. McCalfery, son
bury, barrister, of Exeter. and by the ropes for a time but lost his hold
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of and him. WM. MeCalfer,v of one daughter, Mrs. H. F. Stelek, of and both were swept over the dam.
vor. Rheumatic Pains. -The naive
and aches of Sciatica and 11410111114.
tisen should be treated with At.
Thorium' Eclectrie Oil. Tho soothing
'andlieoling' properties of .tille farm%
remedy have been demonstrated for
fiftyyearsUse it .also for indent-
entatory pains, euts, Scratches, bruise:;
and sprains, eitherin hunian beinge
or the lower animals.
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Stratford. amt.. Father Goetz MolmOnton; another daughter, Dlisa Stone Alien caught on tO 11' clamp of .
014tek.1 at the ceremony. • Iteta, having died In 1903. trees and was later pulled ashore by %),`"*.e%
. Won $1200 Fellowship Huron County Man Steps Tip in West means of a rope attached to a C. N.
Mr. Moorehouse Morgan, eon of W. II. McLellan, a former Huron R. freight engine. Hammon was
Mrs. Agnes Morgan, Ripley, a gri4"-- Cpr°ouvnitielaniuk pno' ulliatraYjuPsrto)n140etnerafPOP:1118t0V- curled down stream and when be -
ate of Western University and now a tween Hewson's dam and the lower
student at McGill 'University, Mon-
katebewan. The post has been new- town dam he disappeared under the
trete, has been awarded a fellowship p
ly areated to take care of the expan- water. Hisbodyhas no o' lwon `'"'"'"'••
of $1,200 in chemistry, by the Nation- sion in poultory production in this ered. W. F. Burgman, father of Iia
is the third year in succession that
This mid.westere province.. MV. Meta. biior.v.ill C. N. R. agent at Wingham.
e,
al Research' Council of Canada. Ian is a native of Seaforth, Ont., .and ,
gia uat tom the Ontario gruel -
Mr, Morgan bas eiitured this coveted
poultry, and was subsequently ap.
tural College in 1923. While at col-
. prize, -winning in alt nearly 4000.
lege, Mr. McLellan specialized in
quiettbVuittlaprdre-Cttyonnwored,ding
A. teolt pointed to the Dominion Experimen-
place eat Centralia church parsonage tat Farm at Mosethern, Sask., in
on Saturday afternoon, April fith, charge of the poultry flock. in 1926
>when Miss Annie Connor, daughter of he reSigned to become assistant era -
Mr, and Mrs, W. H, Connor, was ute kisser in the poultry department at
iteri in marriage to Mr. Edward Wil- the University of Saskatchewan, Mr.
hi lard, son of Mrs. Mary Willard, of McLellan takes over his post with the
eve ere
Canada
No wafter where you llre.you
Cad get Steele, Briggs' Seeds
without difficulty. Your gar.
den steeds seeds that will,
ensure good results. Steele,
Bri Seeds r tested for
purity andligh ligerminerion.
Sew Steele, Briggs' Seeds for
gm -mg, BEGGS, $eods wee -tested lure satisfaction.
10 411 to ensure strains suitable for
Canadian growing conditions. Sold everywhere in Cat,tathe
Look for the Smelt, BrigP' Seeds Send for new illaittate4 eetaiostte
Display Dor.
, hineluaers of the D. M Perry Canadian Business
BRIGGS _
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LIMITED
"CANADA'S GREATEST SEED HOUSE"
TOROINITO7NAMILTON-ViINNIPEG"REGINA. EDMONTON
.1..•••••••••111wrodaom
INSURANCE
The
Mutual. Life
Exeter. The ceremony was perform- provincial.governnient May lst. Assurance Company
Monkton Pastor Accepts Call t of Canada
ed by Rev. R. P. Irwin. Wingham Youth Is Drowned in River
° -The Maitland river took its first
urc ) toll of life at Wingham on sat., Apr. ii14044hed 1311
Xtele. E. L. Andeeson, B.A., bas re. on, when Jack Burgmau, son of Mr.
ceived and accepted A call from the and Mrs. W: F. Burman, lost his life. Ilflan G Men WaTniu.00, Orr
. D. 11 , eni
GftorTiteu,on.__
church, Blyth, to become their min 'Rae, Hawed Skelding and Arthur
July 1, 1930. Mr. Anderson has at
Official Board of 'Queen street United Four Inds, Jack Burgman, Murray • '
uu Ag
niter for the pastoral term beginning Stone ranging n age from10 to 1 t
WINTG,R' EA' T -1S-C111-'-111-14-T,
the same time accepted the unani-
Teem 240 •
BABY SS) ABLETS --
mous invitation of his board to res
main at Meriden for a fifth year.
' Y Doy. • A •
oun, ) Passes way Many Mothers .Abvays Keep Them in,
A very sad death oteurred in Clin- • the House
ton Hospital Friday, April 5tb, when
Harold, the bright little five-year-old ithoueends ,of mothem state -they
son of Mr. and Mrs. Elgin McKinley know of. no other medicine for little
of Stanley, passed away. had ones to equal Baby's Own Tablets-,
• been operated on that morning for that they always keep the Tablets
the removal of his tonsils. and al- the home as a t)revoniv.( e eluldhoeti
though be came through the opera- ailments, or if sickness does suddenly
tion all right the siaock seemed to be grip their little ones they feal safe
too much for his system and he pas- with such a remedy at hand.
sed away about six o'clock the same Concerning the use of the Tablets
• -..resteososeeseoureweree.se. evening. • Mrs Donat Pioudre Tingwick Que.,
a NOTARY PUBLIC. ETC.•
NoTARY PUBLIC:
General Conveyancing done
Good Genmanles IleProsented
'Phone No, VS. Goderich, Ont.
‘INSURANCH
AVICILLOP airTITAI, FMB ZAM-
A'''. Espy INSURED. '
FARM AND ISOLATED TOWN Pita, -
MAY INSURER.
Value of propertvenoured up to Jan-
uary 1010. te`4.0.18. 015.00. •
OFFICEDS--James C.onnoler. 'Presi-
dent, Goderieb; Jas. Evans. Vice-Presi-
dont, Beechwood; T. E. Hays, Sec.-
Treas..
Treas.. Seefortb,
DMECTORS-D. P. McGregor, Sea -
forth; J. G. Grime. Wintbropt Wro.
Wein, Conetenee: George iticrairinev.
Tuckersmitha John Ferris. Harlon:
John Bennewise, Broadhagen; Murray
Gibson, Drueetleld.
AGENTS -J. W. lees, Goderich: Sandy
tsitch, Clinton: Win. Chesney, Sea -
forth; II, Hinckley, Seaforth.
Policyholders ean pay their assess -
meats at Calvin Cutt's store. Goderich:
5 A. J. Mooristes Clothing store, Clinton:
or J. H. Reid's, Deyneid. -
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Have it attended to by tho
*EST WAWANOM II/WOK INSOCAOCE CO
Establislied 16178
Head Otte: Ourinasnon, Ont.
Wm. J. Thompson. Auburn, Pres.;
Wm. liVatson. Vie' Pres.; James (11r -
N.10 Hon. Direetor: Direetors-Wm.
ate/ituillan, St. Helens; W. P. Heed,
R. . No. Lucknowt Harry L. Sal-
keld, Godericht Alex. Nicholson, Luck -
now; Tim Grinin. 11. No. 7. lareanow;
011aS. flowitt, Kincardine; Itobt.
sri, Dungannon.
Rate -42.00 per thousand.
THOS. sTornsits, G. ALLEN,
Treaa.
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Broollou BrOS•
OODERICH
The Legible
Fameral Directors
aarlEmbalmers
also Aldndsact Service
Orders carefully attendea ta
at all hours -night or day. We
are the Inspeetors of saiatomy in
and for the County of Huron,
Phones: Store 120; Residence
217.
Funeral Director and
Embalmer
ft. Wheeler
Oodericb, Ontario
All calla promptly allandefi ta
day or night,
rbOaes: Stare Al: Home 3,15W •
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A CANADA PAINT PRODU An old resident of Brussels in the
person of Mrs. Francis Oliver passed for Baby's Own Tablets. They are
the only mitaieina. I have ever given
away Wednesday morning, April 10, state that the Tablets have always .
months, in her 88th year. Deceased kept them in perfect health. I feel
was horn in North East Hope, 'being so safe with the Tablets that I al -
the second daughter of. the late Wal- ways keep a box in the house."
ter 411d. Mary Tytier and hed lived in Babes Own Tablets are a mild but
CTDeath of Mrs. F. Oliver, Brussels writes; -"t have nothing but praise ,
after a lingering illness ef a few
my two little ones and I am glad to
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7-4s4c).•:\4'.
VI:we
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that locality until si:e was married to thorough laxative. They regulate
Francis Oliver by the Rev. Mr. Bell the bowelsitsweeten the stoniach and
of Guelph, 65 years. ago. He mech.- thus banis constipation mrd indiges-
ceased her 40 years ago,' and she is tion; break up colds and itsimpit fever
and make the en ing * ee. pai
n.
survived by two sobs and three
•daughters, less, Tbe Tablets are absolutely
Barn Burned . free from 3:1 iniurious druga. They
are sold by all medicine dealera or by 1
During the severe electrical storm mail at 25 cents ii box from The Dr.
of Friday night, April Oth, lightning Williams' Medicine Co, Brockville,
struck the large barn on the fern of Ontario. ...
Mr.- P. Delehert, Jr., Blind Line, about
two miles northeast of Zurich, and -
the
the structure. The contents of the THE
'resulting fire totally destroye
l
exception of a number of pigs and the
with the D
the assistance of neighborsERICH
building were nearly all kemoved by
grain and feed, which were consumed .
in the blaze. - ano......op...4..
Married 57- Years
The home of Mr. and Mee. Wm.
• Bcauty
0.00 the icene of a happy evept on Wed-
MacEerideefiteter.eeteelitingliam, was
nesday, April 3rd, it being the role.
brnantiivrsaoenofr y.I
theirt lisfwas
uthe-soeVenthltIlrdeidd i nog
ar
art annort
. A CHEERFULLY painted house •
42 -cannot help but impart bright- •
nessi-prosperity rind cheer' to the,
spirit which pervades the home.
CANADA PAINT is reit economy. •
Good paint saves the Surface, makes
your buildings last tour timeas
long as they would if neglected.
There is "Qualiti in cvery drop" of
CANADA PAINT because of its
basic pigments -Genuine Elephant
White Lead, corribinert with first
quality pure linseed o0 0
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Thirty-two beautiful colo?) afford
$eu a wonderful selection to choose
from. 0 0 •
for sale by
Ft. J. HOWARD
April, 18/2, that Mr. 1ViacKersie and
Miss Anne Reddaway became man
and wife,' the knot being -firmly tied
at Wilmot, by Dm Thor. Hazzard, a
Methodist minister of pioneer days.
McKinney -Gurney •
The home of Mr. and Ws. W. II.
Gurney, Vittoria street, Wingbani.
was the cone of a pretty Easter wed-
ding on Wedneaday, April fird, when
at 'high noon Rev. Dr. Perrie, of St.
.Andrewts Presbyterian church united
in marriage their only daughter Mar-
orie Willielmine, and Hobert 'Eldon
111cEinney, of Toronto, son of the late
Mr. and .3Ira. Jover.li IlleKinne), of
Morale.
Takes Posaession of Exeter Practice
Or. J. G. Dunlop, who bus been on
Herbs to Heal
NO FOX tAN LIVE. ON ROCK'S
o AND swkre.
it NEEDS A 0 El i ose
PUT HEAT FOLKS COAL
INTO THE GRATE
ANP114AT WILL SATISFY IT
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You trivioareldl.itive the beet fircpince in the.
I Your kitclien range may be in perfeet
SiS Your furnace may be the best on the
order.
, market.
Those Sore
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rouclual Tubes Hut none of them will Work satisfac-
.
torily unless you have the right
kind of coal,
• natio why. we are in busineso.--to
feardok you with the bet cord or ,
every purpose.
CALL TIIlt
ttrOttfild
Gallagher', Indian Lasts
Remedy comes right frons
the Heart of Nature
DeatimmiaerahleallWititer. ';.p'i't'
aubject to trOViChitiS or *radar !;t-.
GODERICH /ioyvkr.,"431,77,Cill19110"1.
Gaihert'S ittlat Remedy.
It is caracoled mkt? r.tiwairas
2/4 A reataral 2"2111e717. retftet for tame
oft a, cattgli (old far ime.vhi3i
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MADE BY THE MAKERS OP THE FAMOUS body11114 lad other vtlillgo
'ELEPHANT BRAND' WHITE LEAD •
tittriveter !Wall liaafeb.old Itemeditl
ros for ob 7.oy •
for Good Man Coal
J. B. MUSTARD OMNI
• tatephell'a Deis Store, Oultrieh Phone 98 - Go:lends
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'tooted ▪ in lite neat or Me
.busineft district.. *-
Overlooking Grand (*Vett:Pock
A modern fietsproof Hotel,
S00 mons: each with bath..
Baler, $2.4P and upwards.'
ramoudestautasit cut music
also coWse Shop,
AV -wow,
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HOTEL
1LVEIRINE.
-DETROIT-MI-4H
Home
See eel Horne
Marie
Saa L& -ter
Still
BUCHANAN'S
, Goderich Planing Mills, Led
k GODERICH
Ir
Estimates gladly furnished for -any job,' in an
Grade of SeamanXent Oak, Maple or Bite
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LUX Small PM. 2011
SVAPORA ran awl",
MILK BEEF
21Fg. 25cUst 23*
Mr4E.ST dALIFORNIA
RAISINS
2 ibs. tor 190
CHOICE SMYRNA FANCY
COCONINO ELM ROSE
FIGS BICE
3 Ibt, 25* 3 Ilvs. 25o
. FINEST CALIFORNIA.
PRUNES
tt1b.10.1=216..25.
1 14 INNII . ••••.,
Cleaning
OXYd01 LAW Mgt. 23.
sok:c.g
Cleanser -11-K-10ii-
Swansdown
Cake Flour rut. 33e
Cha:e
trildSCRIMORR 2 00.290
Libby's Prepared
Mustard 5./44./401Se
cemmi
Barley PIR. 211*
Crew of
Wheat ett. 24.
Shirears Pere Orange Finest 2 into
Marmalade i .134k Kipp*" Steak* 13e
Lyiefe
Geklien Syrup 2 -SS,. IriA 2$e
mimes Alittettel
elS:116.6
Lobster 2,,:lts 25.
SandwIth Inseults v., 3ce . .......... 310
Ofsoto A Sleckwell's .
Nercregise
St4telin** lit-iwt ZS.
Moat asd W1I P41011.11 i 27.
Beant Sauce
' tirk Iffer, Vittit Irak Att. t ft:42:a
Itg. t13.
1
arvoiSott I 220
Aerser5.4 rand
Cherries ntha Tit 25*
_ftkowa-mimoo& Pow•let* 10.
Actsanrommorincooritim
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