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THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, JANUARY 16, 1930 IN THE CHURCHES OF WHITBY The following are the notices of Sunday and other services and meet- ings in the churches of Whitby for the week. New Models of Durant Cars Announced The Whitby Daily Times Gazette and Chronicle.--~Telephone 23--A fter Business Hours--'Phone 359. ENT. ATIVE--JAMES H. ORMISTON Stops Headache Five years ago ZUTOO was practically unknown in Canada. To-day, thousands and thousands of men and women depend on these little harme less tablets for quick relief from Head. aches. : Their fame has gone from friend te friend--from town to town--from coast tocoast. Wherever there are headaches, thers should be ZUTOO Tablets--they relieve in 20 minutes. 25¢ a box--at all dealers . i A : , ' , : or by mail postpaid, B. N, Robinson & All Saints' Church.--2nd Sunday ; -- ; J bis \ Wil i Co. Pegd., Coaticook, Que. after Epiphany. 8 a.m., Holy Com- : -- ! ; i ar EE St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church. Rev. John Lindsay, pastor. Sunday, Janudry 19th. Services at the usual hours of 11 a.m. and 7 pm. Sab- bath School and Bible Study 2.30 p. M. A hearty welcome is extended i» all services, ; Fdrmers Advise | That They Want ASSOCIATION T To Leave Whitby ; i MEET IN WHITBY Town Clerk and Treasurer. Johar munion, 11 a.m., Holy Communion; pn Clerk advised by W. 3 p.m., Sunday School, 7 p.m., Even. Opens in United Church held Tuesday, t id eld on Tuesday, to consider Best, pastor. Sunday, Jan, 19th--10 ciation is being held in Whitby Un-| would rather leave the Town of ject, "David," fifth in. the se WHEN THE WORLD'S ASLEEP Folk have their different ways Of scarching for happy hours: Some seek their pleasure in music's lure. Or stroll in the midst of flowers Others take close to heart, The call of the rhythmic dance Or loosen their sails and send their ship Far out on the winds of chan A. Broughton, one of the farm- ing. Prayer. Jan. 20, A. Y. P. A. ers whose application to join the Banquet: Jan. 21, Annual Meeting Township of Whitby is now Parish Guild; Jan.' 22, Girl Guides' y Aft G before t e Railway Board, that Play; Jan, 28, Vestry meeting. ood ollowing a meeting of farmers hd i gh This ernoon--! 4 2 Whitby Baptist Church, T. F. Programme terms of a settlement suggested a : by the Council, it was decided to a.m,, Bible School, Mr. 8. L. Wil- & ask for the judgment of the helm, Supt.; 11 am. Divine Wor- The annual convention of Whit | Board. Mr. Broughton stated ) | ship, subject, "Pressing Toward. the Steeldraulic B by Township Sunday School Asso-| that the farmers decided they | Mark"; 7 pum. Gospel. Service, sub- "p teeldraslic Bralees ie] be Fi of Brales are of the 'steeldraulic type, which operate inside of 11-inch drums. The drums are flanged to increase stiffness and assist heat radiation, The mechanism is well protected from mud, sand and water. The new 6-14, an entirely new line, ticularly clean-cut appearance. The of =utomobiles is announced by franie begins to taper from maximum 1d Testament Heroes. The pastor Durant Motors of Canada, Ltd. depth ats the rear hangers of the at both services. Monday, 7 p.m, |, The 6-14 has distinctive features fron Sprig, ensuring super Strength Junior B.Y.P.U., 8 p.m., Senior B.|in body and chassis design and con- {31d rigidity where the heaviest Y.P.U. Wednesday, 8 p.m., Ladies' | struction. "The body," company cn-| Strains are received, The entire frame Aid China Shower; Thursday, 2.30 to | gineers say, "presents a custom-built | '* reinforced with five specially de- © ! MAYOR C. E. BOWMAN 10 p.m,, Sunday. School Convention. |appearance, From the sweeping |i8nd cross-members. ; Four double-acting hydraulic Who was Warmly Congratulated by | Friday, 6.30 p.m. @Baptist Men's lines and curves, the eye is attracted | More Powerful Engine fA shock absorbers, with rubber-cushion- His Colleagues in Couneil on the|Club Supper and Rally. Visitors al-|to the flying spear point hood louvres The: cngine in. the new 0-14 'ised ball and socket connecting rods, Inaugural Address Delivered on |ways welcome. which strike a distinctive note in |larger and more powerful. It is|control the flexible spring action. Monday --_-- hood design. This spear point motif mounted in unit construction with a |The springs are alss specially de- --Photo by Campbell.| St. John's Church, Port Whitby,-- is carried throughout the art treat- |Multiple spring, rubber-cushioned | signed, the gauge of metal being ~ [ment of the entire car, thus creating single-plate clutch and three-speed | graduated in proportion to the load. Rector, Rev. D. B. Langford. Sun a harmonized beauty effect. transmission. The motor is tilted | The shackles are self-adjusting, to More seek the dizzy heights That lead to a crown of fame, Chancing all on a spin of the wheel (A bold and dangerous game) ited Ch rc today (Thursday) from 2 pm to 9 pm. The pro- gram 18 an intgresting and complete one; including the presentation of reports, a number of addresses and and stated that he endeavored the election of officers. All Sun- to advise the farmers along this day Schools of the district will be line. represented. The complete program is as fol- lows: Whitby than consider the settle- ment proposal made to them, Personally, Mr. Broughton fav- ors settlement with the Council, Many join surging crowds, That churn in the city's street, Or wend their way to the jousting grounds Wherein battling warriors meet. WILL ENFORCE SNOW BYLAW The snow bylaw of the Town of Whitby will after today (Thursday) = : be strictly enforced, Chief of Poli »--H. Burdge Rev. A. L. Richards. Herbert Gunson announces. This - --P. Williams --W, Pellow Afternoon Session 2.00-2.15--Devotional Exercises. vulez a llel steel 1 dampen day, Janaury 19th--11 a.m. Morn- back at an angle to give a straight | take { wr and pre ! L. ; X 4 : , pind 'Attention to: Detail | back at an ang » give a straight {take up for wear and prevent loose- | === - 315-2 25 President 8 Address. | means that all snow must be cleared SVG i Rib a in Br "Careful shim 3s To _- ain ialisst In Yrive from eS amkshalt to rear Auss and sioise, : Ped I Xpous secrotary. | Off sidewalks within twenty-four yg: F:omn .m,, Holy Communion. and Sermon. | details, that is everywhere evident in| opr formal loading, The} "Th standard equipment includes dg h 9.25-2.45--Report, of Secretary- | hours 'after each s orm. while if there] R:S:S.--F. James Rionday 20th, 8 p.m., A.Y.P.A. An- | the body fittings, is equally apparent hula propeller shaft employs ele temperature *, Baso- dl SL emai iveden Bd tadon ~ S8.-J. T » «UL, a Iley Auk Balle], dr ia ahd E metal, enclose ype umive line gauge, spee ter, meter, oi ern izi Treasurer. He is ice on a sidewalk which cannot be Chip -- Joe Wilson nual meeting and election of officers (in the harmony for color schemes | ith In (he dosed | pe fa | fine. gauge, Specdometer; Smitieter, ¥ il By modern vaporizing 2.15-2.50 Hymn. : : removed, cinders must be applied. De ey Grand Master Ni:J. M in the Sunday School Hall, Wed-|and fine upholstery materials. Jims, oy ie rauper engine op > Bauge, JON sonal or _ spark and ointment Just rub on i L543. Om Pho nEpient of Com There will be no further warnings, Loko of St Catharines, : ave a | nesday, 22nd, 7.30 p.m., W. A. An- "Wide doors provide easy access | is ® seaurcd firmly £3 A a oT lad electric A a ih ; lh mittees, Nominating, Finance, Re- the Chief stated, as numerous com- Sor atin . hii a hes: gave a nual meeting and election of officers |to roomy interiors. When seated | pogo on 2h i 2 aud sis 2 A oj] 1 © bs Sool sad light p Ss solution, plaints are coming in every day, of Od vac aie 8 x n 7 he ory in the S. S. Hall. Vestry meeting |the passenger finds ample headr om [preen Wo pi Songtal, chr mi " plating on right va « vship. o was followed | © Monday, 27th inst. and leg room. 1 Fo A 1 i ! exterior hardware. A wide S AT ONCE and shock-absorbi gine supp range of body models are offered." Newspapermen, periodical repre- 5 sentatives and publishers from vari- cities and towns throughout 3.00-3.30--Address--Miss Mar- -- by B the B John Lind h garet Rider. (Girls Worker, O.R. MOVING TO OSHAWA Ya To. Le lev, Jou [hcEay: Who - "The V-V indshicld i ht-1 vr XY ve on dred th n oo . "The V-V type windshicld is slight- "The bore and stroke gave an address on the birthday, The United Church, -- Minister, |v inclined in order to prevent rc - cgi 3 by 4 I E.C., Toronto). Mr. Samuey Schwartz, who has 4 x : JDamuer Scawartz, who has|y., gam 15th, of the late Bro. Thos. : gine is 3/4 by 4 inches, giving 3.30-3.40--Music. conducted the Idea Sheppe on Brock Wildey. the Eri he OddrT. Rev. A. L. Richards, B.D. Sunday, Feckions and glare | piston d Silas cht Ine 100 in in- | ous ' "Front seats of the sedan, cour I 9 3.40-4.10--Address. Street North for the past two years « i Sunday. Street No the years 115s' Order in the United States. January 19th, Victory Sunday. 11 , | che Canada attended the pre-showing of Richards. is moving to Oshawa, where he will ' a.m., Morning Worship, sermon/|de luxe sedan, de luxe coupe : from new 'Pyrodyne' inder head | the new Durant ll ay 4 DE 4.10-4.15--Hymn and Offering. [open a new store on Simcoe Street IVE PIN ; I THE theme, "The Missionary Motive." | roadster are easily adjustible fore ives 'a comp 2 1016- estordatw Toronto FIVE PIN BOWLING AT THE y y Ac) @ 1 m ratio « 3 to 6-14 yesterday. Jvithout leonaticr Upon their arrival at the plant the LEY I'he ignition unit of the 6-14 js |visitors were welcomed by R. D. : ; 7 4.15-4.45--Demonstration on | South, near the Salvation Army Cit- ONTARIO HOSPITAL Story Sermon to the boys and girls,| ait 1 meet individual requirement at Kerby, President and General Man- Thousands Rev. A. L. Now Eat A Delightful Breakfast Food No More Piles Pile sufferers can only get quick, sa d lasting relief by removing the caus d od circulation in the lower bowel. Cutting nd salves can't do this--an internal remedy must be used. Dr, Leonhardt's Hem-Roid, a harmless tablet succeeds, because it relieves ts blood congestion and strengthens the . affected parts. Hem-Roid has a wonderiy An efficiency expert says that|,ecord for quick, safe and lasting relief Radio tenors are crooning, "1 | football doesn't interfere, with | Pile sufferers. It will do the same for With I had Died in My Cradle Be-| work. The trouble is that work so | or money back. Jury & Lovell, Ltd, a foro I Grew Up to Love You"--| often interferes with football, dragging snywhere sell Hem Reid with th ; D Complete | Satisfaction fg | Every day more housewives are passing through the doors of Arnold's Markets for com: plete satisfaction in Fresh Meats, Groceries, Fruit, Fish and Vegetables. A Thursday, Friday and Saturday Sale That Merits Special Attention AYLMER Choice Corn, 2's ... 2 tins 27¢ AYLMER Apple Sauce, 2's . .. 2 tins 27¢ tunnel is and vast unseen audiences are near future. | heartily seconding the wish.--Bor- der Cities Star. Channel ki White, gigantic moving sale for the next two League resulted in the Beaches from | bath School. 8 p.m., afternoon Wor-| «i, cecion and construction, (he {located above the cylinder hea i tl { : pears elsewhere in this issue . : i " first. place after having led the par- 2 , and members of the engincering Problems. : of Christ." Monday, 8 p.m. Young the structural strength of all-stec 1 "The carburetor is the latest im- p gates in the schoo) rdom. n Monday evening, January 13th, Cubs, by taking four points from the [On the Niagara Gorge, its higtory tiges of wood. Exceptional strength | feature is the > acting acceler~ I'he new Driveway Building was Long before the start the room was The Cubs, skipped by Dr. S. R. P.|day mid-week service withdrawn in| "up 0 0 oe presents a par- | operating cond well arranged display. -7.202-Roll Call. pia) Commits of debate, time totalling 2349 for three wames. | Friday, 6.45, Trail Ranger Boys; | committee. again mooted for the Children's Work. Mrs. Norman [adel. Mr. Schwartz is conducting a Last week's games in the Hospital { "Soud Mond Singh." 2.15 p.m. Sab-|of different drivers. 4.45--Reports of Departmental | weeks, announcement of which ap- ity teh hip at Al d 7 p.m., Evening £14 he : the Power House staff finishing in |Ship a monds. { p.m. : body of the new 5-14 said by Durant Ie unper d of th Sal ager; Phil. J. Dugga Sa ana- Su Elimehdents and Dilussion of AA : i | Worship, sermon theme, The Spirit eneets Rs a ( : Fully 2 ors n+ | that afi s the oil PD ; ; #l J, Duggat, Sales Mans oF Ad ar or ade all season and now qualify for Wis staff, after which an inspection of th ES ony and prayers, dol WHITBY LOST IN DEBATE the play-offs. The Hillcrests and People's Society. Illustrated Lecture body with certain inherent advan- [ prove d plain tube type. An important | new models took place. ie y prov ele- ; a very successful debate was held in|: 7 : d ver developments, by A. E.|. | atir levie 1 ¢ . ) : . Giants and Wanderers respectively, |and power develop ' and safety are outstanding charac- ating dey snanpy | beautifully decorated for the occa- ot Evening Season ! the schoolroom of the United Church. | .c" ctill hooked up in second lace. | Davidson, Esq., of Toronto. Wednes- |... | ace lera , under any !sion and was a fine seting Fi ih .00-7.15--Devotional Exercises. A \ s i ; = | crowded with friends of both sides, Montgomery, easily trimmad Bill | favour of W M.S. Presbyterial meet- - .20-7.45--Reports of and those interested in the subject Hono Wanderers, at the same |ings (see announcement elsewhere).| ang Chalmers were elected as music| = A British tees. { ex : The matter under discussion was: | : : 7.45 Tuxis Boys--basketball game ildi i | The cote k be able | .45-7.55--~Music and Offering. |up.. . i L Was: | pop further particulars of this game | 745 Tuxis Boys--basketba gan Building Committee | Then some Scotch folk will be able 7.55-8.10--Business. Resolved that owing to the limita- api1y to Bill, Commissariat Dept. with Oshawa King St. Tuxis. Visit- The following we appointed a | to, walk to France for a holiday.-- 8.10--Closing, Address--Dr. J. | M. Duncan, Toronto. Hymn and Benediction: DEPUTY-REEVE i Building Committee-=Messrs. C, R.| Guelph Mercury. | Mcintosh, Robt. Meek, John Mc- . | Eachern, R. H. Deyman, Robt Drum- mond Al Sparks, Geo. Scott, H. M Gilchrist and N, F .Mechin. Mr. McLaughlin read the 1eport of the reception and welfare work of | tion in the demand for labor in Can- |", hen : lors always made welcome at the ada, ne Should have a restricted im- eave standing a January | Sabbath ice and also week-night migration policy. a Nave / J « | activities. The affirmative was taken by Jim Jenches Played W hl ont [> McQuay and Violet Hall, represent- Hillcrests ull 4 py 12 21! ing Almonds, and the negative oy Cubs ji 13 24 \ Alice Cosrell_and Collins McBride, [goo ors a A 16 22 representi itby. T judges | ww . 9 1 ' a4 repre Miss. his of oe Ontagto | Wanderers 'ont 9 32 2 the church. He had made 120 calls Ladies' College, and Rev. P. L. Jull, |} Rupe EB wey sau : 13 19 and Mr. Agar, of Brooklin. After | iy 1a 16 Q y upon newcomers to Oshawa. The usual votes of thanks were | Some 'constructive criticism of the | 1 sides . ¢ 6 8 4 kasd | tendered and the meeting came to a debaters and congratalations to them Falccns ... 3 : 1b jt 2 | close by the minister pronouncing the | on the high standard of the debate, | {12% - 2 13: 0048 KNOX CHURCH HERE benediction, Rev. P. L. Jull gave the decision of | ; /&5™ * ' : * 11 + he, LB er ga BATTLESEIPS AT CONFERENCE C. F. McGillivray was in the chair, | BIG MEF and readings. by' Miss Josephine igl t AThGIsdny Thomas contributed much to the en-| be rv rth ph hi of the Whitby | joyment of the evening. | Chamber of Commerce, when a I. 0. 0. F. OFFICERS INSTALLED | number of important local mat District' Deputy Grand aster C.| ters will be discussed, including DeGuerre, of Oshawa, and his in- | street paving, house numbering ang stallation team, came to Whitby on | An improved telephone service for Tuesday night and installed the fol-| Whitby. The Council Chamber lowing officers of Eastern Star] should be filled to the doors for Lodge, 1.0.0.F.: | this meeting, which starts at eight : LP.G.--W. McCullough. | o'clock. (Continued from page 1) cruiser question was largely a | | problem of tonnage in the differ- | ent categories. What was wanted was equilibrium In building ecruis- | ers that would enable a nation to | distribute its forces over the world each of which would be effective for defense" but not sufficient for attack. He also declared it was hoped an agreement would be reached for reduction in submarines, which N.G.--J. W. Sawdon. V.G.--H. James Ree.-Sec--G. Mowat. Fin, See.--J. Rowe. would also have its effect on the question of destroyer fleets. | Editorial Comments London, Jan. 16.--London morn to nt nd s (Continued from Page 3) there Will | cers and revealed the fact that this young congrgeation is making splen- did progress all aleng the line. The Board of Management was represented by J. V. Findly who pre- sented the financial statement of the church. This indicated receipts for current expenses amounting to $3, 427.39. New Board Members The following were elected to the a A Noard for three years to fill vacan- i +s caused by the regular one third 'the Board retiring each year. ANNOUNGE LUT Tossrs, Jack Chalmers, A. Sparks, arge Roy re-elected and Messrs | (;corge Scott a nd. Frank Matheson ) JR members. sh | The Financial Statement of the | Building Committee was read by the treasurer and showed that this fund is in a very healthy condition. The women's association represen- ted by Mrs. Jas, Cormack reported having arised a total of $1,196.62, Mrs. Dr. D. Archer reported on behalf of the Women's Missionary R. M. DEVERELL Whose Years of Experience in Local, \War.--G. Dopp. Municipal Work Will Serve Well at ('s.--H, Hinkson the Sessions of the County Council.| 0.G.--J. Noble --Photo by Campbell. 1.G.--~W, Hoar. A new schedule of rates for th rural power district of Pickering, er- fective January lst, is annéunced by the Ontario Hydro Electric Power Commission through the local sup- crintendent, George W. P, Every. The new rates apply to all power users west of Whitby, including the Treas.--R. McMillan anne sd PEP 00000 0000000000000 00 Upholding our reputation for } good Meat with special prices ; that mean real savings. DELMONTE Prime Fancy Spinach, 2's . .. tin 15¢ HAIRCUTTING Men! Look! ix stiavine PRICES REDUCED! Men's Haircut .. 25c¢ || Ladies' Haircut .. 26¢c Men's Shave ..... 15c || Children's Haircut 25¢ EACH CHILD GIVEN CHOCOLATES FREE! These Prices are the Same Every Day of the Week! JACK MACKAY'S BARBER SHOP 6 Richmond St. Opp. Fire Hall SATISFACTION GUARANTEED West i. To SNR VANCOUVER "+. "Improved Schedule"--Modern Equipment Lv. Toronto we... daily 9.00 p.m. 'Ar. Winnipeg eee .. 8.45 a.m, 2nd Day Ar, Reging eee. 5.35 p.m. 2nd Day _.Ar, Calgary 7.40 am. 3rd Day Ar, VADOOUVEr eee n-eae 9.30 am. 4th Day ) ent connections at Winnipeg for all him yeni 4 in west; at Regina for Saskatoon; at Calgary for Edmonton. CANADIAN PACIFIC village of Pickering, and are as fol- lows : : Old Service New Service Class Charge Charge 1B Hamlet 1.65 1.50 1C Hamlet 3.00 2.33 2A Hamlet 200 172 2B Farm 3.10 233 3 Farm 4.05 2.78 4 Farm 425 3.00 5 Farm S547» 4.17 6A Farm 7.50 5.17 6B. : 5.89 7A. A 7.72 7B. A "9.28 The kilowat hour rates of four cents and two cents remain the same. The reductions are believed to be due to surplus earning of the district. DEATH OF J. H. STAPLES After a brief illness, the death occurred at the Oshawa General Hospital on Monday of John How~ ard Staples, a resident of Whitby for abouf a vear, and beloved hus- band of Alice M. Rogers. The de- ceased, who was in his 64th year, wag born in the Township of Ca- van, near Peterborough. which he left when a boy. The greater part of his life was spent in Fene- lon Township, where he succesg- fully carried on farming opera- tions. In April of 1929 deceased came to Whitby from Oshawa, and purchased the property known as "The Gables," on Dundas street east, A man of genial disposition, he had made many friends since coming here, and his passing' is deeply regretted. The funeral was held on Wednesday afternoon from his late residence to Mount Lawn Memorial Park Cemetery, Kingston road east, and was attended by quite a' number of relatives and friends. The service was conduct: ed by Rev. Mr. Cragg, of King street United Church, Oshawa, of which deceased was a member, Deceased is survived by his wife, two sons, one daughter, two broth- ers and two sisters, lA, LL Society, telling of the work done by this organization, raising funds for the Home Mission field and sending a bale out to the west. The trea- surer's statement showed $176.06 raised by this society during the year. Sunday School Progressing The Sunday School report was presented by the superintendent,. H. M. Gilchrist and indicated that this department is growing at such a rate that the present accommodation is fast becoming inadequate. The school receipts for the year amount- ¢ dto $4 A The Mission Band was represented by: Miss Margaret Adams and that of the Young People's « Society by Dorothy Sissons, The young people enjoyed a very actvie season. This society raised $78.04 during the year. Mrs. IFrank LeRoy read the report of the choir which hegretted the de- parture of Mr. Gouldburn as choir leader, The church raised during the year for all purposes $7,653.72. Messrs. Cormack, Gilchrist, Folks Past 40 Should Read This Roy If you are troubled vith a burning sensa- tion, bladder weakness, frequent daly an- noyance, getting-up-nights, dull pains - in back, fower abdomen and down through groins--you should try the amazing value of Dr, Southworth's *"Uratabs" at once and see what a wonderful difference they make! I{ this grand old formula of a well known physician brings you teh swift and satis- fying comfort it has brought to dozens of others, you surely will be thankful and very well pleased. If it does not satisfy, the druggist that supplied you with '"Uratabs" is authorized to return your money on the first box purchased. This gives you a full 10 days' test of "Uratabs" without risk of cost unless pleased with resutls, 1f you would know the joys of peaceful, restful sleep and a normal, healthy Bladder, start this test today, Any good druggist can sup- ply. you. mination the navies of the world. ennial advocate of a strong British a method of saving money on naval armaments would be agreed upon by all powers. The British Conservative press, however, still spoke cruiser strength, alarm already expressed and their contention that the proposed limi- tation to fifty cruisers involved great danger to British security. The Conservative Telegraph tation: yesterday to be most dis- quieting. The Morning Post en- dorsed the stand by Lord Bridge- man, former first lord of the ad- miralty that the Labor government had assigned only "unconvincing" reasons for the proposed reduction in eruier strength. The Liberal Chronicle visitors to the conference here that ity opinion\in Great Britain. The straightforward young wo: man believed 'in tolling the truth, She married a very sentimental young man. "My darling," he said, 'surely I cannot be worthy of you?" "Oh, of course not.' she answer 'ed. "But when a girl's been twen- she?" "Women don't marry geniuses,' says a psychologist. No, it takes a genius to escape.---"London Op- inion." ing papers today editorially raised | no objections to Premier Ramsay | MacDonald's idea of eventual eli- , of the battleship from | Even the Morning Post, the per- | navy, expressed a hope that such | uneasily on | the question of reduction of British | reiterating the | found absence of any reference te cruisers in Mr. MacDonald's disser. | said it | would rely on the Briand-Kelloge | pact; the paper sought to assure | Lord Bridgeman does not repre- | cent even any considerable minor- ty-three for six years she would be | silly tobe too particular, wouldn't i Rib Roast Beef ib. 27e¢ {| © Round : Yellow Cling Peaches, 1's, 21c¢ ShoulderRoast » 22¢ ; [vory Soap Flakes, 2 pkgs. 15¢ Rump Roast ©» 25e¢ Creamery Wing Roast i. 3%7¢ i BUTTER Front Quarter Young Lamb ©. 19e¢ : CARNATION COTTAGE aan? eaaacas Pe Real Goo Millionaire Sardines, tin.. .. 16¢ Quality Aylmer Fancy Crosby Corn, tin................. 18€C | Our Markets are famous for Pork. Country Club Chocolates, : This is real quality at sale prices. 3b. box ... ... ... ... 99¢ Assorted Chocolates, bulk, 1b. 29¢ Bassett's Licorice Allsorts, 1b. 23c Korff's Chocolate Bars, 10 for 25¢ Sunmaid Raisins, seeded or puffed, 15-02. pkg. .. .. ..17¢ Sunmaid Seedless Raisins, 15-0z. pkg. . ..... ... ... 15¢ Vitone (Chocolate, Malt and Milk, 1-Ib. size) .. ... ... 3c Choice Hallowi Dates, 2 lbs. 25¢ Arnold's Dinner Blend Coffee, Ib. Jie. in. ia vs 00 Valencia Almonds, Ib. ... ...59¢ Bordeaux Walnuts * Tan .. §9¢ Domestic Brooms (4 string) 39¢ Arnold's Red Label Tea / (Ceylon and Indian) Ib... §9¢ BOILED HAM ..... Ib. 49¢ MILD-=CURED.-SHORED BEEF BOLOGNA .. Ib. 22¢ SMOKED WEINERS 1b. 22¢ || PICNIGS Ib. 22¢| SB BARNOLD'S ALL CANADIAN MARKETSH 3B 9 LEAS a oS a a a a ee a a a Fresh Roasting Hams eT a ID: 26¢ Loin Roast .- © 32e Fresh Shoulder * 20e Winter Caught Fish CHOICE Whitefish, Ib. ... ... ... .. 20¢ Lake Herring, Ib. .. .. .. .. 15¢ Breakfast Haddie, Ib. ... ... 16¢ CHOICE Alaska Salmon, Ib........... 18¢ Kippers: (English Cure) 4 fish 22¢