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The Goderich Star, 1930-06-05, Page 5i 1 D ,Tiii°RSDAY, JUNE $tb, 1430 KILLERS FOR MOTHS „ . USE Flytox, Flit, Larvex, Moth Gas, Sapha Ce+iarlene Flakes, Moth Balls, eke. to liaot'eet your fart coat, woollen blankets, tittsterfiehls anti scat pets against the destruction of the dreaded moth. CAMPBELL'S DRUG PHONE 00, HURON C flCOUNCIL Meeting :for their June session on the afternoon ref the King's birthday, the Huron County council opened their proceedings with the singing of the National Anthem, on tyre sugges- tion of the Warden. A photograph of the King, draped in patriotic colors adozaed the judge's dais, In his rgpening remarks 'the Warden menticrled the bereavement which had come to two homes, that of Mr. Hen- derson and that of Mr. Holman, and he e Peessed the sym'pat£lty of all the members of the council, comm tee organized a year or gee, on roads £hat 'had ' been wi den ed "int e r ovxncial P nn n , to •24 it t o hi h v,. ee ' f t r tv+h l g Mo T� ome P ea re. o the grid es remained only about 14 feet wide ,arid fi(36.7 done last year arriuurits to BG, - constituted .real- danger spots. Now , �ti6h2' • WEEK • QF JUNE 9 to 14 , also was the time to clean u the `The Old Age Peron since Jar - $15,000 which had been p reported three meetrrtga since Jar.- uary and 152 cases $ealt with, an average of 38 Ter !filleting, average per meeting since iha Act name into force, 32. In all 570 erases have ,been dealt with, 4436 of kir e''being grant- ed. and these with the number sent down will bring the member of peh• stoners in the comity an June up to •,QO, In - the House of Refuge we have 50 pensioners all ^getting the full pension of $20 per month. phis means a total e! "$112,000 of which the He saw be had come in eontaet with the work of the various committees and had been over the cottnty with the Good kltoads Commisslsn, a county that extended for 90 •mites from north to smith and 45 from east to west, and when be looked et sear roads he felt, as the Minister of Highways had stat- ed tleat'the Count] •of Huron was an outstanding county for good roads. Many requests hail - come in for por- tions of rands to be given attention and he felt that the various munici- palities were ,jaStil'Med in asking that these, roads be taken over. The pres- ent he felt yeas 'the proper time to THE coDE1 tCH STAR the amount they received, tat l.a`� : entering, 2 multi' lti Gaiiie and ii.hrkit., :Warden Said he would sooner rat cr .flirt, 1 -alae pretences, 1 :ran fi:rp,,,ux:, any ©the: county committee at aa a • 1 held as a witness,, 1 for cruelty to 'day than au this coarnntttce at 1110 a ,arrin,als. 1^'Iden eluates. at laucii, day, cit account of the unpleasantness Ott in the jail, + est of daily r itrCns and hard feeling occasioned by tlw „per prisoner 12!rie, ' turning down of aipplieetions t .ata Jibe committee of sS:ays and means menalrcr felt he could not ho:te,tly' • re, onnuewk 1 a tai -rate of `i ui alike rcco.nrn ud, $10 a clay for committee (Slz f©r general cei;,ttty rate, 2 fer racetinge and $1 a dayy for time spent ' county roads, 1 fcrr' pravinrial high— en inveztigations and ten coats a utile t woe s and , for Okt Ase Pensions, for travelling lie said was less than r and that $140,0000 10=year debentures the 88 a day and 20 cents a mile be cold to swipe out the Provincial Highway Indebtedness. ' SCHOOL it,Li!ORTS S, S. No, -15. West, Wsweateh T'he. following is the report et S. S. No. 1i+i, 'West Wawanosh, far the 'month ot May: Sr. 11,—Graenao, Chscmney, 658 �; Willie Craig. Gordon Robinson, G7.1. Sr•. In. -- Ilene Plowman, 63.2; Jean It'o'.ainson, 741.. Jr, lila—Mervin Craig. 63; Sam Thomason absent Sr. II.4m- tlati are cot tainiy to ,elk ing the TOTI. Stewart ChamneYs ,C.'3': Earl Plowman, slitter That goes into et the ' TOroeS ,60 6,•Edward Robinson, 68. Jr. 11. to and petitions fratn other co-operation in memorializing the Ed Plowman. GO; „Howard Thopip-: stated by the court judge las a fair al- lowance for such committees. Tile time was not tar distant, the Warden thought, when we would re- quire a ?second trans,; cap for the county, ;for the work is the south of the comity kept hi* busy and there should be another officer for the ,north. i It may be as hti often, been stated that county roumtiils lire losing a lat r of their former •mower a but if they ate Edna Owrai ;legislature are a, regular part of Srson'1�',�,aeanlSwardin ,iiTe. Numboreon every erasion of the county I now. The United celerities of Nor- 12.4. L. I. JOHNSTON. Teacher. thu'mberlazzal and Ditiham ask Fi'taon S. S. No. 2, Gocaerieh Twp. County to eo-operate in asking the • Report for the month o£ May: Legislature to relieve the countiesof Naines arf'rin;ed in order of. merit. contributions to the Old Age Pen- IV, --Alice Chambers, James Young, lions, urentworth county wants the Clitload Sturdy, Alive You Beag�' legislature to assume the whole cost Holmes, Sohn krouse, pSr. 1 1,- Lena of of Pr'crwantsl Highways. 1:,ineoln sen Whitely, Bessie Yount;, Ilenson county 'wants all registrations of psoases • Elgin Chambers. Jr. lila— births made in the ids. polity in Reldu Sturdy, Earl Fuller; lural nm which 'the parents reside, 'And so it ` goes. All such conn nie"a'titns were referred to the Legislation committee, a new co ri - two ago. council the roll 14. Average attendance take co• x of•"' e a number r e of small b 'd incurred sex-- 'MONDAY ex 'MONDAY rind TUESDAY — eral years ago, Following the re - CARL LAEMMLE presents "quest seethe -county council the coin - a. mission would spend up to the 2 --still ."THE CHARLATAN highway- -rate and' would , then FLOP with Sv4rk.,: •. +.. . Ilolmes Herbert, Roekcliffe. Fellowes, The, eveirk•,of the Children's Sherr 'Margaret Livingstone, and "Dorothy vcommdeeitv'owhich imposed aGould. From the famous meste:11y itg' art.burdenas on tneine county, A a}pe- play by Ernest Pascal and. Leonard `eml .meeting had been necessary -to .praskins. See consider -the case of a family evith • ""1`$E CHARLATAN", " seven children in - an institution in • `arandus1 aj the expense of this county, 91Ir, Edwat;ds was sent to Lo tl spec: arrangement was ailed° whereby six ea: the children -scene . e o or , a week alid the "FOX NEWS Whitely, Il. 'Largaret ..141�calaillan, Raymond Ginn, 'Tenney Matt:bore. question, • and there lee compelled to: Detroit, were recent visitors wi•Eh •his., mere and tho late Alexander Chid, - Sr. L•.—Joe Hackett,. Doris Cha.ish ra, grow a potted- plant .or awe as i sacra- . and Airs. M. Ainslie. mora, et Manton, to Harold Earl as ?ACIC /PM On the CoJf Course or the Teams Court Ladies' three piece all wool or silk and wool Suits provide the proper apparel The freedom of movement required for the successful playing of these games can be had: only in one of these fine all wool or silk and wool three-piece ensembles. «'e would be pleased to show you these new sub ,. our large assortment of Misses° fine Pullovers and Ladies' Coat Meas. Will you be needing a New Bathing' Suit for the . coming season? ' 'e have theta in all shades. and with the new sunnbaek The Cash F. E. HIBBERT Phone 86 Store Qaulitty 1lf rc.iandisa, Courteous Service and Moderate ,tori"cern. Phyllis Ginn. Jr, I,--Ve na Fialekett, +lee. upon the alter ot memory. But , Mr. and Mrs. Aiucrt hiadeenald, of Geergo Chambers and Chester ::,tr)rdy anywnere else you will gloat over the Poet Huron, visited their hoaxes • hero (equal).. Ir—Maitlord Ch;ambers, opportunity to till the soil. during the past week. Dorothy Gina and Jamar Sturdy You may have a real .garden behind Mrs. (i:nn and Alia; Ginn and the (equal). the garage. Non magi •have to tray 7latter' sister, Ors. Vila -vett, of Tor- n LILLICO. 'heeler. plot at the rear of the house. I ou ' onto, are on a motor trip to New U. S S. No. 1, Cef:l+aartte may have to be content with a box o.'x ; work. This , the window ledge into which you rev.; Mr, and litre, sllfred Clairmont,- of Ontario, turd of Mrs. Cooke, Toronto, holt, Gain of 111r. and Mae arena lea Hiatt, of Codorih. Mie marriage 15w411 tab;e place in hloniton the latter.pare of . June. The engagement is announced of Louise, youngest slaughter of the late H. J. tip},• Cooke, barrister, Goderien, This rs thea report for •Cl. B.•S. No. erently deposit the .proper soil and' Buffalo, N, Y,, have been visiting to Mr. John Sanders Aueton, Weed, 1, Colborne, daring; may; 4,--eleath- later a few lettuce or radish seed, or ("apt, and Mrs. Clairaxnnt, lighthouse sor•, non of Mis. Aaston and the la,: leen Williams (net I -animal). • Sr. IV. two c,r three tomatn.plants. .r street. L, J, Austen ' of liri4htorr, Ontaraz'. --,Wilmer Rutlezl_ fir. Q0; Eileen ken Once a gaxdenez, always agarden- Mr. and Mrs. W. Il, Pinder, with ALiti :ago will -alto p1t::c latter part gnn, 67; Keith Fteegan„ lkaa. • Sr. III.-- ser, and it is surlirising what xesults i their daughter, Mrs. Henry and her' of June. Kenneth Williams, 71; .Benson Fent- May ase obtained. tom even the tiniest ; little daughter, of Toronto, are emend- - ' an,53 Dr. I3➢, --Do ts�lld Williams, plot of ground. .Ashes will break the ting as week in town, BRIEF s1 TOWN ' .0 '..;S 8 , Wasnifred \Vatsuo. 69; Gordan stickiest clay. .Paper mulch will ; Miss V p puta Verna Sailrrws. who heal been ThA Alkmeek Chapter of the I. O. Williams,pe ....... et __.-_....rove s__:_,.•__ _. I Atm p 6a3, Penson .leers. 3$. To. a .c.am••^- •. R. R. zntlrl{s 1p'i00. •i~,>;. 1T3,—"Ph lh weed. err, ; .3.enneth "I{err 410 J 2 �' a--•- -r---- ••---r,a_'-`•^•• • `• • .r... p� way,, rna.:tuu .seas, it, ,.. Sal-' D. E. will notal a Sale eI home-made tal 55� y sThe ever -obtainable seed cata- len„ Chunk Ste ',left last Sungay •on baking on Saturday afternoon, Juni county refunds $2 , i, „ o 1A1 acde se -what to plant, .how to bee • return to :layan, Olio. 14th, in Mr, ,J, C. Comic's store, n cn and S per month or IL, stag mesas ' abli- Jack Wilson, • plant it, and low to care for it. I Bliss Isaibel Janet, nurse -in -train- Central School Marto and School "AMBUSCADE" a l :fi1200 aeavizi `tire county 810 800 IL—Total 1 1 'WED. and THURS. +al en a pr f f a8q 85 Arnold 'Y • marks .'fit}--Txtelt Wilson, .tile army tip: home ;gardeners is 'lag at Hauiiltmn General H 4i ital, is (11th will hold its next regular nu. The total 'paymtents made to pension- j 1020; ''Doris Williasas, " 897; Eleven :delaying en arouse today. Each mem- • Spending her eacation with !her par. in- an Monday evening, June 9th, at ors during the rovork'iag of the act hrs Rven 7 l+ as .follows : �-- . - sung, 600, Glee of #ltut .army is searching for ,tents, Air, and firs. ('.has, Bisset. • JOAN GARRICK , yaun est,:ev�s brow IWirearne, -Sg7, 1V1s are- McKnight,; some vgrrety.that will mature earlier! Dra aria Vile., Tye and Moe Tye, of Home and School Club will furnish g aback •xo this 3f6. N'avenrxberyments...$ 5771.15: 25'T T—iTiiitail 1 comity; To have looked 6,$111:43 ; ranee , r r, an Mrs. ell the program. r + 3'outit ' h December Helen Chapole and Gilbert Ent a e ao eel atter this •339 D j,er „ 'nwi is 1400 -,Law. tat other etrkrer n+entbers of its Immediate tart 8 p.,m, Membore of the Clinton DYIxlverto�, and i d N ']Tread a great cast in a thrillin )t a shelter bore wool have • 383 January n 7,847:98 7Baby V�91s n r9 Haab 1Fearan, i family, sothat his produ:t may Angus, at Toronto, were guests of Airs, Jahn Tiger- has resigned her thrillingWe neve il. the appointment y en Free • proudly exhibited a day or two before ;Mrs. lug'• Jae rs. aatrl • ass Tye On Sunday, position as matron et ;.the s1.. Thrilling action, da t ofan 404 Febraazy y g r •aesistant'aineron'of the•shel'ter. 436 afareh adventures and refreshing romttnen. A meefing -was held at the County, 430, April tt , "Rome' last Friday. -The Agrsculturaei The Sky Hawks n• epresentative was asking for tent 844.727,60 •11I;DI ANUS^ COMEDY acres- of Wad for demonstration pur- ;Average mtrn'tltly payment $ 7,454.60' poses, Tie. cdiintyt home ceded all : Paid by the 'Ovamty........ 8,94552' "NEWLYWEDS' VI'StT" its,.presQent land, b kVe46 ;acres to, the.•Paid by the Dominion 22,363:80 Aiatinee Thurs. at 4.15 reiart ee t of the hemi+°'aeould be; a pur- Reserved •into 'the rr ,, 758806 8,985;63 7,723.'75! • at the Children's 420; Elmer McWliiitney, 403. Pr.--.!! that of tnnitghbor Jones or neighbor 1 Lieut.-Jeiiin Semple, of the local Shelter, and Mrs. Oliver,. also of Port —'Good='e;falargaret'Mattson, '*Violets iBrowie: eSal�vatnen Army Corps was called Albert, has 'bcc t apponted to t::c. Fret, Tfiiila "Keel', Those marked/ There ism little work ahead of tltofae. • home this week on aorount of the position. a have 'Missed qhs - or more days. •home ;gats neve, but -kat weak Js death ,of her father in Hondas, Ont. • - 0 1 +'based but he felt it might county Venings -.Adults 35c, Children Zaae etweeief this land for five gears or take from the Province 13,41/3;28; Matinee --Adults 25c, Children 1.5e. 9 a e• Dominion • ,772:08: ; an optiotd;oi it rather than ;urefaie ; , 'f'o j i e vpd fro m '`'at the ;Present time.• ,FR/. and SAY'. •1 !The Old Age Pension whine had' The aver and 35 BOB PERK IN' , served for• the'.. Pan era is $'port . new applications had boom. I 'unc�••committee reported' on. } re average pension Haid Fell xesulted. is 567 Applications' being re- , mnoth to all pensioners a tale of the adventurous west. cA pension lar 156 The 'tweeze -along, outdoor picture for lov-'since eventber, 436 hied .beenegrant- that mee•atvditvrs'xeportebemne recom• mended! ei',s of fast action. There are no diatll , ed bee the -Provincial. authorities and and 'that curtailment of expenditures !. +'moments in • 160 more had passed the county com- by all ofeials and comm: ,Z "GUARDIANS OF THE' WILD" nitti ea The, pension fund was cost-, I -aerie as far as possible. -tees 'be ' 14"- be county. fr16Q0••aemonth and the .-"The -j • t . 1 Episode No: .6 -Of - 'f ' "THE DIAMOND MASTER" l m to meet, • 16 for lireaelt f CARTOON COMEDY There had been a o the L.C.l1., 11 goo t t. of the great deal of cri- theft, 5 . for ' -assault, 4 for carnal' ;Matinee—Thurs. at at 4.15, Sat. at 3 p.zn, pension committee for knowledge-, 4 for insane.., 3 vagrancy, - the number of times they met and for 2 attempted suicide, 2. breaking anti; expense EO far would take half a mill mittee during th edsuners rlcl Ion- the assessment pastfive 'months 1 1 SUPE p IOR ST STEADILY GROWING At close to seven hundieil points in Ontario you:mill find Superior Chain Stores. This great organization is steadily growing and there are good reasons. People like ;to do business with men who own their own stores.—where. high quality, personal service, low prices and rapid delivery are always frrekixonsiderations.: You, too, will prefer to shop with the Merch- : ants who can truthfully say— We ay We SELL.THE BEST FOR LESS MAPLE LEAF Sockeye Salmon • ,e-,3 22c .Borden's Malted Milk.... ........... , 53e Ovaltine, Small, 50c, Medium ',•75c, large $1.25 Lug Toilet Soap.... ........ 3 .ethos 21e .Draft Salad Dressing or Spread,. - large ;bottle 25c ,6abbitt's Cleanser 2 tins 17e Kara Coffee, 1/2 Ib. 33c, '1.'1b. n63c ' ;Chipso, large' • ., 44c (KELLOGG'S ALL -BRAN Large pkg. 19c • ,Crgyle ,1k;Blackwell's Lemon or Orange ..... , .13 ..oz. bottle 35c .Kkov.sh.Staph Salt........2 tins for 35c rarr at JM lk large 14c,,runall 2 for 15c B4t+aon's .Corn Starch per pkg. 11e .111cLaren's Queen Olives... .. 32 oz. jar 37ca Pumpkin Loge 2'/a Sze 2 tins 25c 1 :LAND SWEET Mixed Pickles B: unswick Sardines Br ilo, tmall Loose Clothes Pin3 doz. 10e Corn 2's, Peas 2's, Sieve 4 2 for 229c Red Pitted Cherries, Heavy Syrup, 2's per tin , Pure Strawberry Jam 40 oz. jar 39c Large 30 oz. bottle 44c tins 25c 2 pkgs. 25c .23c Free Running or Iodized SALT 2 cartons 17c Aylmer Sliced Hawaiian Pineapple, 2's ............per.. .:..per tin 15c Marshall's Kippered Herring in Tomato Sauce .. , ., .. ,. 1's 23c Chocolate 'Bats..... 6 for Zrat Ellmar Vanilla or Lemon Extracts 3 bottles for 25c ' GOLDEN Hallowi Dates 2 lbs. 23c• Groceries at Reduced Prices -..Thursday, Friday ;u and Saturday, JUNE 5th, 6th, and 7th ° PHONE YOUR ORDER TO L J. McEwen, Goderich I Calvin Cott, Goderich VIION1 46 - m'HONE 116 WE DELIVER ainmbex an -he roll 26, Average •at-1.needeel wxarreise and a pleasure emu- Mr.. and.aelrs. Martin ,'Price and two 'fie 'OB for :the Athlete.,--I'n r tendance e23 $6 ' ' GRA't;E71LATE. al .7 Teletex tri 8- Ashfield Boort .foruxocth etpf-at`ayeforeeliriirr r - timed; there is the atutiekee bin nf child qm 'end ?lir, and Mrs, Harold bine- down, the ,athlete will find s, crisp, fresh greens for the cleoid} ' ; Curly, :killed Detroit; tient the weeks aprons' "-locule 011 ane excellent ar- .there .as Ike knowledge that a leAfl g, end eeitheefr. and Alia. George peke. .title. It • renders the muscles and grooming',•, fruiting garden »alias ••a Airs, ,-'Searle, St:, has returner? froze eanews 4ifabio, dikes the soreness out 'far :better. -impression upon visiting :a ae lt. f,h friends'sra'London, 'Whet.. of them and strengthens them for irienas than awash dump 01' Piot of. sor and -Detroit, and -Cattle in Windsear tttralns 'thin :nay be put upon tftean. xrpopxr, Dungannon. public sihool: `weeds; sated there is iilee overaconrhtnt , otal 100yo, Iiussors :75;"0. Jr. atil atbenited ;a W. A. convention: - tads a at stands preaireenent for this pike. cuveing tto be able to flaunt the Trost 'ntaniber,ef the Dioeteun Bean'. pn a and athlete: who far years' hero tats 'Zi leave'p, neeDona➢da Jones,, ;ted -Tea pod. or he,.+4erat rr Ile:lr en • Mrs..'Rev.) G. W. 'klutt is alt Loa- men using it earn testify to its; v lue 90; 'VidIla 'Young; ,72; Bertha •Demes,. grown In the Week. • • "du 'attending the 'funeral of her "las 'a 'hi . iranit. a; a Robb nig Violet ESr. II—,mum r eedlt into neg�y'tal.les this Irma-her:414ira. Joseph Your who died' t reiFslatem, 87; Alma Anderso'n,'85; Irene 'Exeter,' liar r1.►1'd timers may. do•,tHis,reiith- ' huceelayurede morning oars wasbailed on' chat/.en 1 •sit the ail{lags but may I sRggestdt+to 'Thurduy afternoon., ' 6; Mlle-,: !eraser,' 74; Madeleine; ` keee echo have never 'enjoyed ' thea ; Causer. "Z2; 1ltitliar�dr�Park,re7; Ferne'�' The engagement �s annr�riaot'1 .>1', FOR 'FLETC6I�R � :+ , tltxills tt brings 'There nee ta few Ma a -t l Mon; .62; Dehio Steam- 60; "M eelm' seeds "left in the little store around ssessie, daughter MacKenzie, 57, I1)1 a 14 echlrer•..53 Alvin "rIteell, eta ;Abort ltivett, •38.r Jr.ITI:—LlotrtiIti'ltass,.9;i; Harvey Cala SD; 'Alberta. Currie, 57. 1L----' Anetta' Stewart, 94; Mirk Errington,'. 90; Raymond Currie, 87; ViolaNivin'.s,, ane (Gladys 'Ni,ins, - 75; Clayton An-' derson, 13; 'Wrnnifred Swan, 075 El-) min P?F'arnuigan, i 62; Vera 3tivdtt, '58. B. Pr.--Franilin Eedy, Neil Haines, Bernidine 'liivett. A. Pr,—Tem. Young, Ettabel Webster, La 'Verne C'uibert, Tris 'Rivett, (Rita Swan, Jack'fJeasarl, 'Gerald Currie; Mildred; Anderson, "fibeeneefor examin (dors. E. G. HICKS, Teacher. • ;i Baines"s 'Worm PoWders wort{ aa ef- fectively that no trace of wormia can he found. 'The pests pass - away • in +l,n steak without being pereep'tible. They •m'a'ke an -entire and clean meal •rf.the irtteetinee, and nothing in the• shape of a •worrn can awl lodgement, 'here v,ien these powdctrs are in op- eration. Nothing could be more thor- ough or <8esiraille then their action. HEALTH IN 'THE HOME, GARDEN IRichard S. 'Bond He thrust, his lumbi in his vest, swelled out bis chest impressively, and allowed his glance to sweep across a tiny plot an ground—a mass „t greens, rade and ,goldens, ":eighty bard -carved cents worth of :iced; zrom the store around the cor- ner, a lot of real enjoyment m the - open, some eSiercise I surely needed, • and there you hale it." • Extracting his rig} ,thumb from the well-worn vest, he waved Itis hand - toward the peas, the corn, and the vegetables that bad responded , to his magic touch. !other , "Next week I'll give yep some real Icorn. Grown myself, dont forget tt, neighbor. Today you eat tomatoes, radishes and lettu'ee trona :the little old two by four back yard. What do you think of that?" Who is this magician? ,iiia .name is Legion, a Prince of Good Fellows, and a member of the unorganized "In- ternational Association of iiowe •Gar. deners Incorporated" of :which teach member is President, Treasurer, Out - ler Guide, and by all means, the .Sup- reme Janitor and Caretaker. There is something in the Spring air that brings fatigue to all but three, w groups—loverefishermen and hon^,e' gardeners. Thee, tierce exert there-' I. pelves to answer a eeIl so insistent 1 that a simple thing like Sprint; fever remains unnoticed, if present. And ddon't for a trrorrent imagine that the call of Spring to the- home gardener is one which is less appeal- ing than that of the swishing wind to - the fisherman or the caressing breeze ; - to the lover. ')'here is a deep, dank - call from Mother Earth that assails his nostrils and starts the intisclea of bis spade arta twwitching lona before _ I the first earth worms has ctuet: his 1 nose ahsve -round in. search of a • mato. • Once playnt a steal a nal wat'T it _ grove and you are an incurable. You may be forced into d citV apartment a: e.r ,2 P 4x40.1. c,f 01 Isimb are octt of the earner. There is -Health 'to be! aired"as you caress Mother 'Earth with gloved hands or -With herein ,tire Tittle tllvt of ground at the rear. 13e a'home gardener, Tao matter up- on haw small a scale., 'You Will -never _ eogrot''er. BELL WORK PEOPLE WE KNOW 1 • • HOUSE 'WIRING - Mr.,and lairs. Abren e, of 'Texcinte,;•-MOTORS AND OTHER are viriting in town;, t • .ELECTRICAL APPARATUS Mr. Thos, Pritchard, of :Landon,. • spent the week -end in town, { •. i1Ir.'sBeg. Pincer, oar r, Windtiu'i;,pent 1 the week -end at hick home here. Mr. Lorne Clark, of Kircardine, • vleiteilrat his home on ;Sunday. Mr. and 117rs. F. D. ilioIler, .oi' Ihr- troit, 'were week -end, visitors with their •i 4atiyes here. Ilir. .ind Mrs. Harrold Ainslie, o.', of Altai, f1tnl�i ♦' • ELECTRICAL WORK 'WE 'INSTALL AND REPAIR ALL KINDS; iif ELECTR'I'CAL - !EQUIPMENT • ..03J.R PRICES ARE RIGHT OUR 'WORK GU,4RANTEEDI Let us give you an estimate un your worts TALBOT & COR Phone 81 West Street ` HE DEALER YS -U BUY -FRO • Q'4 IS FULLY AS I PORTANT AS THE USED CAR YOU INN BUY WITH CONFIDENCE -•-OUR REPUTATION YOUR PROTECTION Chevrolet Sedan, good shape 5139.00 McLaughlin Sedan, Master Four $195.-00 Overland Coach, 1926 $275.00 "' Hudson Coach, 1924 $295.00 ,, McLaughlin-l3Uick '1:° loupe, 1925 $425.00 v.. t,,, 'Ford Tudor,..... : 1920..:'.. 8495.00 `,,;4,4:11-:. 'McLaughlina luick Coach, 1926 8525.00 a`'U' - Chrysler Sedan, 1928 Model 62 ./•.. � � 8695.00 lk •''' rGrahallta'aige Sedan, Model 610 5745.00 Erskine Sedan, 1928 8745.00 t 1McLaughlin4luick Sedan, 1927 $850.00 Chlysler ►s'edan, Model 65 4045.00 McLaughlin Motor Car Company,Limited PACTORY BRANCH RICHMOND AT BATHURST LONDON OPEN EVENINGS t. 2372 4j•