IIUd-I -L-L"“‘;L-7.:_L,-‘;iig’y g..i:..r.“uf.l-'afnalw sssassssaasgssgzazssi '

Pentium-II! prosefvh

WQFER

IMIIEIEIIIE

,r11ra11

111311.‘ NEVEI 111-s

PAGE SIX M” “ YIIIITII WILL

GARY 1

PRINCE EDWARD: '

uisr TIMES

TODA Y

SATURDAY MATINEE 2.30 0“

,IIEIMI_, .. 5514/01/15’

a

WITH JANE WITHERS

SPECIALI!

SHOWS

P ALL XMAS WEEK

111: 111-sun AIJIEIITIIIIE-SPEOTIICLE or 1111 1m: 111 sum rrcllmcotonl

ES.

"lffiln m1 uounrrn m “wimp” 0f Ihpular p

ffﬂ

Shorts -

._ ‘ﬁlmk. ___-_ s

£01111 ifuows

Dorothy Peterson Ronald Sinclair and the Little Peppers Musical Sport kerl - Nuu-liy‘ Heel Carton ~ . I ' 1 -_ $110113 ALL XMAS WEEK 230- 7.I)0 — 11.45

‘W5. ~» l_..

Y RORS

int.

.1.

~v

ONLY ‘

...wIII1 Iklion’: favorite family ...lha moll lovable crew of kid; who ever look u lug u! your heart-strings! _

nit-111 41nd 1.11:1‘, e11 111 .1 1' . uviiu:

Dzmilnuz.

“Ilse OI-LIIIIG

(1-111101111111111111 I-‘zirms Note) 141111- 1.. 1111111111 11s o. ‘oil amend- 11:-.1 t1 10 s. 11.110 a1 1111411 1111a rcnctioll; 11 ' slrtutllre oi 1.11111; it prompts l1 11nd 1'cn<lc1's.nvuilu'1le' 11.. 1 t mod clelncnts for ero, .1. A, (lurk. Superintendent. l'l:.~,1c11111c11tui Stntlcnﬂ C11 1110111-101111, P.E.I. l ‘lhe 11111011111. r11 ground l1111csio11eI

UtCll

{JOIIS ,

CCYIZIIII ,

one unit or varies according

from 151)!) lb. per acre for light sundv soils to 3.000 lo. for loam soils. To secure similar results,

larger ouuntitics of 511011 mud would be ncccssarv or slightly more :111l1 thcsc quantities ‘would be

to the soil type

than re- ,

Latest Canada Carries 0n Fcalurelle "A LETTER FROM CA1!!!‘ BURDEN"

ALSO — OVER THE SEVEN SEAS — MERBIE MELODY 3 DAILY — 2.30 —- 7.00 — 9.00

snows LAMP sracikn-szra 'I‘oombs T° ‘he Um“ °f Bkmdday‘ AND PLAYING 230 sMusic Stare. L-637-12-21-li. It 15 the road or a shmmg “m, , F017, 551,5 __ Christmas Treesj In the Babe who is born again-

11111111: 111111111. A utsioli 11181111 ' * 111111111 111111111 111m 1111111011

1111111 11111111111

, 11111111: 1111111011

1 -111uc1111111.11.~ 11111111 1111111111

1

use" rulers.- following scale "I? inuumj Cartoon i A 1) A y».

iIlZ§"Z“?"'"= . n ‘.- Shorls -— Golgi-bu’ Kl FOR

y Jolly Old Saint Nicholas

1 Just who wrote this delightful

I, f old CIILISLIIXIJS sung 1111s been I01‘-

“Young Hickock ” A

SHORTS -— EP. l0 ADVENTURES OF RED RYDER —- COMELhYi

gotten, but cvcly gen.ru.io11 of

. childhood remains in his dabt.

Jolly 01d Saint Nicholas Lean your 0a;- this way; c-nt you tell a single soul

What Tm going to say.

Christmas hive is coming soon- Now, you dean" old man,

Whisper what you'll bzing to me. 'I‘ell me l1 you can!

Whcn the clzck is striking twelve, When I'm fast asleep,

Dotm the oninm-sy broad and black, With your pack you‘l1 crcep;

All the stookifigs you will find, Hanging in a raw;

Mine will be the shortest cm, You'll be sure t0 know.

Johnny wants a pair of skates, Susie wants a dolly: Nelly wants a story back,

She thinks dOllS are $0111’; 1 As for me, my little brain , Isn't very bright; ‘ Choose for m2, dear Santa Claus, What you uhlnk is lxlfht.

area. Twenty-five Prince Edward island soil samples ainaiyzed by the late Dr. Frank '1‘. shutt .111 l~- c1 high l1111e requirements. lie stutcs.—

"The whole series 1s chulxicterized by a low lune content-too 10w for best. results. whether the mutter 1s considered from the chemical, b1:- logicul or physical point of view. For optimum vields of most farm crops. an application of lime in sontc form would appear to be neccss.

He also made the following gen- ernl stntement:

"For crops other than potatoes. t11e application of ground limestone or other lime-bearing material is suggested t0 correct acidity 2111111111-

_ nish lime for croD use."

Lime is known to have a veiv

teria that are essential in the con- verting of organic matter in the sci‘. so that it is available for plant growth.

Lime should. be applied i11 fine particles and distributed evenly 111 the $011.. When implied autumn, its action proceeds through

surface applications

1n ado more frequently.

m»... 11115.0 to 11116.0‘, VERNQN RIVER mg

AND VICINITY

Many bargains at the Special Sale of HAROLD S. ,McLEOD'S. Don't forget to purchase a bug

uulred 11 burnt or caustic lime were 4 of pulury FLOUR, wlﬂgh will en.

used.

title you to four guesses on the

The soils 01’ the Maritime Pro-I W151", 0| jumbo pm-"y h" M,

vinces are classed generally but var

1mm strongly acid to neutral

"Hi" I correct

l_.

"tsacldwul 1th a .1. "

according to the formntioifl W “y n e s are T is ‘m; m“ 11:11.11 11.11111 tll-cv were derived. and: from previous agricultural llllhl . |1°"*‘~“-'~‘*1'\'W'<l (‘WW0 "If 11HFﬂllwﬂvervfcwalkaline soils occur 111 1111s

A VISIT S1§|_\_I:|:l§>CLAiLI§:_Qne Little Piggy

be presented free on January 8th tn the person guessing nearest 1 weight. 1

11.5.11;

*.'l'he Central Guardian'

‘ of the last meeting read and sign-

, the librnrg.‘ to be distributed among

_ paying the annual fee at the next

beneficial action in improving acid ; soil conditions for certain srnl IJIIL- ~

in the ‘ the ivinter and better seed beds arc 1 are _ made to hav and pasture lands an- '

proximately one third the amount 1 . cf lime is used and applicationsare

l1 "m mu Mao-n. m u A

___,__'I‘_H_E___~CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

T.UI

\V_ C, . NOTES

1Thls column Is reserved for new; 11 iuizzl mun-eat. but llﬁverljlllg u a how's‘! nature may be inserlcd ut 5 cents u word, stricfy pay- uble 111 advance

I

I COOK'S for P11 to l . LEﬂEhI , °Lf§,f,*‘,?fj_,o_,3,_"r11s nosn FROM BETH

I _i_ A road leads out from Bethlehem, y Under a starllt sky;

I It. stretches down the centuries

LIFE INSUR- 1 L-9'Zb9-'1-21-.._‘ 1

(i1 Grafton Street. 218-11.

11-478-12-17-19-21. .

l COAL DISCHARGING TODAY.-- men- Cars 0f Springhill. lnverness. Sulli- . van and Bras D'O1~ screen. W. D. It is the road of a radiant hope Gulls a Co. Phone 176. That war-flags soon shall be 11-633-12-21-21-1 furl; ' d h plness —-—P 1 t ace an 8D A a c wusnan - Special 1<>WSTI§'1I.11“ZQ§‘§ f: our stricken world. _ price. Tcombs Music store. y I L'637‘12'21'1I~ It is the road olf ta burnilrzge love -——-—-— I men s . I TI": BAP T151‘ CHURCH — The IWIIIIIEI/hgftla! £11101; gieed and IYBHIIHY l1 Taggg-Ifggl/f‘)? flirlfaséfl°lfggvf>gljflxlflwIfﬁ| ‘Their dark dominion keep. “ o owing t Ch" ‘t Sta .". The music of thelemoriliiisiénwfll belin A road l-eadst 0'1“ 151E? Bethlehem’ I charge of the Junior Choir who wi.l U“ er a s m it f . l 1 lsing "Infant Holy" tPolish Carol) C°mf*!‘1@I1 11S travelks bear eassby I and "Come Marie ‘ Tm he dawn m“ _ Ea“. ' y‘ ‘ (French Carol). —A"°Id M“ em‘

dslclrcolifiigefhbM "Vghiie SLukn-l 1 ucflvlfv lbv lfiiizriffiz RQTIIISguII-r roI-l THE PRESWENTS MESSAGE {the needy. Mr. Levy. at the ev-I | enmg service will deliver a sermon

on “An Angel Song." The anth- ems ofthe evening will be Yons "Infant Jesus" and "Night of ' Nights" bv Van De Water, John

Dear Fellow Workers:- Greetings With December come thoughts and plans for Christmas, with its message of "Peace on earth, good-will to men’,

Inch. Mus. Bad. Organist and while the world is torn asunder glmmalswr W1“ be I" Charge C‘ with war. Nothing but, a deep e sc.

_ ‘and abiding sense of the presence FORT AUGUSTUS WOIIIENS INSTITUTE

o1 God is adequate at the present hour, therefore with hearts full 0|

.._____ let us pour out our gifts and pledge

The annual meeting of the Fortlourselves nnew to service. Augustus W. I. was held in the Ever)’ woman has somethl“! Sh‘? schoolroom, December 10th with an 6311 Contribute-Infinity 01‘ time. 0X‘ attendance of eight 111-embers. The mlegféki‘) pvlgg %g:tesg%ehg‘gg‘gt11€g 1011 “as called and the minutes and constructive work. We ream‘: ‘there is much to be done, and the demands on every one made by the war occupy the minds of all. but .Wh1te Ribbon members have n double responsibility and NOW 1s the time to plan. not next year. nor at the end or the W211‘, but NOW!

Make a special drive to enlist new members, study carefully the resolutions and plan of work en- dorsed by Convention and plan for action.

Wherever and whenever oppor- tunity arises be actively concerned about the welfare of our men in training camps. Let us co-operate with other organizations as far 11s is consistent with our principles, in providing entertainment for the trainees.

Make your contribution to our Special War Gift. and let the spirit. prompt the giving and not giving create the spirit.

1 It is our great privilege to have fellowship with the Master, so let us gratefully lay all our gifts at His feet and hear again the angel chorus. Peace on earth, Goodwill to men."

Faithfully yours Elizabeth Wright.

ed. The financial statcment for the year was read; also the correspon- dence fcr the month. It was decid- ed to cider a supply of books from

the members. The order is 1o be mixed Fiction, Handicraft and Cook | Books.

The meetings went back to the houses automatically without cast- ‘mg votes. As those favoring the i school had two years in the schooli i and it setmingly failed. it was s1",- ,gestcd to 11y the houses again to lscc if i1, would better conditions. ~Tl1e l1111cl1 conzmittec will be con- ‘iinued. Th." lady having the mem- I 1121's at. lter house may be a mam- .ber 01 the committce if .=.he wishes. ‘The committee for the month is as followsz-Mrs. Leo Dunne, Mrs. Joseph D1151)‘, Mrs. Carroll Kelly. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Carroll Kelly. The following is the slate of offic- crsz-

President-Mrs. Leo Dunne.

Vice President-Mrs. Carroll Kel-

SecreIariy-Trensurer, Miss Leola? Wcathcrbic. ; The members are to donate two.

i P01111415 of sugar for the school treat" ‘at ‘Christmas. The Secretary was advised to purchase a gift for the‘ I retiring president.

CHRISTMAS JOYS!

Once again we come to the man- Iger to rejoice over Him who l A Fbzsestlen was 0f‘c1\:-" ‘hit a bringeth good gifts unto men prize be played m1- by me mm In a world, torn with strife’ and {present at the meeting, he p.i:- bitterness, sorrow and perplexity. of ivhich is 1o be taken out of the suffering and sadness. peace seems funds for 11w firs; ‘very far away: so we turn from There “'11s discussion about pay- the 5°95 °f M8015 I‘) The 111°" hi1" 111g ten cents for lunch since the ma“ side U‘ m“ BVEIZV 118W PICIUPP lunch committee wrs maintained. Mam 1:21 tens °f the “"361 "f There was 11o final motion on this W’ Imd- “Ymgi "Y° 511*" m" H15 snggestknh name Jesus, for He 5111111 save His The roll coll will be answered bv §&%]e2.f1r1°.';19igegnglﬁghn 3 1,7 w ' . . . Z 8 read tlﬁis message that brlngshloy everyw ere: He was sent not to write added condemnation, but to save people the world. Individually and collectively. how ggcaitly antd 110w often ldo we latring c n emna 1011 on ourse ves, b He came to save the people fromutheir

11 .- 1 .. " uowun MacINNIS The nations stand before God t0- dasr condemned by their own acts ,ar.cl reaiaing the result of national c H R I s T M A s . sin. None are exempt. but He came

‘not to condemn but to save: not SPECIALS

to rescue but to save from their lj1c11r11|1re of Ifmiien‘:

meeting. The meeting adjourned

sins. to save from self.

With 111's as our outlook surely wr- remember the words "when ye hear these things look up for your redemption drawct-h nigh." Hear

_| 1

i] Gieen. Helen F. Ryan.

phone 1752 c;- Who lives anew this Christmas! ' In fhie hearts of adventurous ‘Stewart. Eulalie Chaissou. Haul B.

thanksgiving for God and freedom, 1°

‘my house I left there and cam

Contributions To The‘ Teachers’ Spitﬁre Fund

The following is a. partial 11st of those who contributed: Misses Ru Campbell. Ann

e Lucille Mc- Quald. Ruth Montgomery. Reta hHOX, Clarissa Blanchard. Eileen M. Keeping. Carrie Woodside. P. McKenna, Kathleen Ready. a. 111801111 G. Cameron. Misses J Halllday, Margaret meiyn Robertson. Barbara Poun Daisy Agnew, liian MacDonalr Hcpe Davey. Philomena Richarc, Katherine E. MacPherson. Jenn Gordon. Florence Parker. Lou Hume. Bertha M. Wood Hazel G.

Campbell. The Sisters of Miscouche Convent. Misses Ida. Dawson. Flor- ence Currie, Pa rlcia Mclsaac. Marv V. MacKenzie. Beatrice Cameron. Anne MacPherson. Katherine Was- Howatt. Rachael M.

Rita. Pineau. Mildred s. Kathleen E, MacDonald. Beth Rob- inson, Doris E. Gavin. Mamie H. Oannell. Rita M. MacDonald. Ruby MacLecd. Ada MacDouiall. A1106 Gallant. Anne hfarie Poirler. Edith Macliae, Doris MacPherson. Georg- ina L. MacLean. Ethel B. White. Ev- elyn Drake. Anne Marie leGair. Elizabeth R. McKay. Tessie Sexton. Marv E. McCardle. Enid MacFar- lane, Agnes RAIIISBY. U118. COUXIF. Inez Stevenson. Nellie Brenton. L-635-12-21-1i.

lltile Prince Edwﬂfd Island- THE NOONTIDE TRYST We are asked to remember Miss

‘ DECEMBER‘ 21, 1940

NOW Time t0 Beware of Contagious Colds!

At a treacherous-time like thin, with contngious colds all around you, what you do today may nave you and your family n. ot sick- ness. worry and tmuble later.

Pbllow these aim 1o rule: of health: Live norm . Avoid ox- cessea. Eat simple 00d. Drink plenty of water. Keep elimina- tion lar. Take aomeexer- else da ly _ p. outdoors. Get plenty of rest and sleep.

‘Then use these two time-fost- ed treatments when needed.

AT THE FIRST BNIFFLE, 0B BNEEZE 0B SIGN 0F NASA]. IRRITATIONMput a few drape of Vick! Vs-tro-nol up each nos- tril right away. This helps to prevent many colds 1mm develop- ing, because Va-tro-noi is ex- pressly designed to help Nature's own defenses against colds. (If a. held cold causes stuffiness. you'll find that a. few dro s of Via-tro- nol helps clear the c ogging mucus and makes breathing freer and easier.)

the mean e bottle of vicks va-tro-nol and a

.1112. at"; 10g: lglgaexfis. Rub Vapqgub c‘ throat, chest 0“ mt! Mubglalgllégldlelc; ways at

It stimulates surface of chestogfig

passages. Both Va-t - i d have been 11.35;?! iiﬁougiipﬁgﬁ‘;

of use i 1111 f you m“t'1’.’s.°'t'$§ hum“ when

medicines v0“ BIB not experimenting, you ‘an, not taking needless chances. m-

member: If the condition of 111s 212.1111: zsmid i» trouble is indicated - call your

if more serum,

family ph sleian right; away In

be Prepared! Get a ,0! Vicks VapoRub today __

at Iiave them handy, ready to use,

Miss Slack and our British work- ers at noon each day. The latest word from Miss slack is as fol-

WSI

October 1. 1940. Old Jordan's Hostel, near Beaconsfield, Bueko County. Emgland.

"As bombs were dropping neag

here on September 23. That n18?" a bomb struck my house. broke my dining room window and did oth- er damage. Had I been there I should have had to leave during the night. On September 24, a parachute dropped a land mine the worst kind of a. bomb. It knocked out the end o1 by draw- ing room, damaged the roof and chimneys, knocked to pieces the front loor and all doors opening into my hall. Unexploded bombs are still there and my builder and agent not permitted to enter, and. 0f course. I should not be pennlt- , ted to enter as any minute these

bombs might explode. I

For a fortnight the bombs over my head, every night, were just terrible."

A this Christmas time let up remember all White Ribboner! In war zones. As slavery and piracy have been fought in the past by reformers of faith. so shall other evils of war and lntemperance be

‘overcome by faith and unwavering

opposition. “Thine is the kingdom 1 and the power and the gloryl" |

In Memoriam

lvm. 101m cEAWI-‘onn McPHERSON

Mr. John Crawford Mac- Phcrson, Summerside, passed away suddenly 011 Sunday at one o'clock. Mr. MacPherson was only 33 years of age and although not, feeling well since Thursday his condition was not considered at all serious. However, on Sunday he was stricken with a. heart attack and passed away within an hour.

"Crawford" as he was known in all was a young man of genial personality whose sudden deuuae 1s deeply deplored.

Them are left to moum his wife. formerly Rita Ford of Northan, and one little son, John Crawford; his mother, Mrs. George Crawford MacPherson and the following sis- tersz-Miss Dorothy, Ottawa; Ma:- garct (Mrs. Bennison Craig), Wol- lnston. Mass! Jean (Mrs- Charles Dennisl Warren, Ohio: and Mild- 1rd (Mrs- John Currie) Uchi Lake, Ontario.

LONDON. Dec. 19—(CP Cable) —The War office's 109th casualty list issued tonight contains 641 names, made up of 80 killed, B9 wounded. 82 died. 2'7 died wounds, 336 prisoners of war, eight q‘E!1__E_5_P.'_I§2E§§§-.J"d 19__ re

Slippers . . . . . . . . .. 95c ‘Ioé wartsnand rumours of 11.8w ‘lea: o. . e -

Ilissea ‘(with heels), 11 to 2 59c E 130$?“ 1',‘,°°I1_,“.’IS' firginfheLodlllclsfirrlIi Womrns Felt Jnlicis .. $1.11) _ and joy willfill our souls. S0 with _

‘ ‘ _ ' ; the good tidings brought on Chri t- ' 11011101111 lloso 1n .\1nns mas morn. we still can sing " 0v

wrapper“ _ _ _ ' _ _ _ _ 69c =to the world the Lord has come."

Let us bury our sorrows - 110w‘, they 100m 11D 50 large to each one ~-let others be glad. He came not, t0 be ministered unto but to min- .

Women's Velvet Owl-shoes, Zipper style - plnln or

Fur (‘n11 . . . . . . . . . . .. . ﬁgiqggokby follgwing His foot-v lfoglllnr lncml style $2.49 on} Canaggrllmneéllgllih $22 1idflts._‘ Mlsscﬂ. 1 110 B. $2.111 “mm "w Cmmdm Tmlpemnf-ﬂ‘

Act 1n all 11s forms and varlatlonst for our present liquor laws are the ‘

1.‘. '1 2.69 m“ "m," ‘m’ $ snmc Canadian people who in thr- '

3mm; 2.1.1,], peel-shoe, 31,39 not too far distant future may flnri 1 new needs for the old laws or for lion's London Qunllfy bftter Ones. Spnfs . . . . . . . . . . . $1.25 When the Christian conscience

once more becomes thoroughly aroused; when the intelligent citi- zenship of our time once begins to clearly understand that govern- ments exist primarily (or should exist primarily) to make it easier for peoples to do right and hard- er for them to do wrong and ac- cept their individual responsibility as voters to this end, we believe we shall sec Canadians give birth to a _zea1. a patriotism. a deter- mination that. will at last hold up t0 the world's admiration a new Miss Canada 01 vigorous, vital and convincing prohibition. Meanwhile we Maritime

vinccs are three. and 0N3

110ml Shoe! $8.00, $4.00 or $5.00

Women's Shoes $2.95, $8.115 and $4.95

IIIIWARII MacINNIS

Great George Sircct Phone 12111 12-20-fm 2i.

Pro-

By GEOFF HAYES

V-.." f‘ s v '1

I THEY JUMPED IN 774E SLED, HSHOET HOP, 4ND THE/V

flNOTl-IEE ROOF 7UP

ﬂit/D DOWN FIE CHIMNEVﬂGIQ/N.

UPON THIS FIRE P1446 E WERE HUNG 4 LONG NOTE. "HUMPII-I, "Ml/EMUEED IWWW, "WOULD/V 7' 71/47’ GET yomgmy;

ﬂND 4 NEW

"D2412 54mm, " / r 54/0, ‘LEM/E NUIJ,‘ can/ovum: Mrs . 4 TPMN. anu. 4ND au

I, ‘ssumw, {£54m Jﬁlt/Tﬁ. 4V0 mar: nn/Ful. e40. 4 YUUA/EJTEE 1.1m; THIS

B4]? Mﬂlféf ME VEEI/Sﬂb. "

1v 0F 5M4 r£J2 "

. OF I §$LUS " " P'°“""“°" P‘°""°° ~ 9'

‘ <1: nu: ouiss FLOWER 011st I (lop) a s a $1.35; 91h bend, $1.60; with atomizer, $2.00, g1" bond, $2.25. larger IIIOI, $2.50, $4.00 and $3.75

4! ILUI GRASS GIFT IOX..; .‘ comolnlgug Flower Mm, bunting Powder and Hand Soap t a a all In Elizabeth Anion’: fumed I Iluo Gran fragmml, $4.25

"The Quality Store" (for. Kent and Pr nee Sta.

C

>1‘ 1;; ;_‘_

The British and Foreign Bible Society

Is World Wide In Its Operations And Serves All Branches Of The Reformed Faith

If: one aim is the Word of God without note or com- ment for all people in their own tongue.

The society is now publishing this Holy Message in 741 different Languages and Tongues and In 40 different translation: for the Blind.

From 1914-1918 over 9 million New Testaments were given to the defence forces.

In this war the men of the Land, Sea and AIr Forces are given this Book with a special message from His Muiesty The King.

‘For this spacial war work New Brunswick is asked for

$1,600. But the regular work of the Society must also

be maintained, if all that‘: best in British Life is to be preserved.

The people of the Old Land have borne by for the muior

share of this high enterprise.

Now they are very

bard pressed by a ruthless foe.

Help Them by Sending Your Contribution

_.T()__

PROF. HAZEN WIGMORE ' Treasurer P. E. I. Bible Society

cnnlsrulis srrcuis

X Moira a 1-2 11.. box assorted cnocomras 85c MIXED CANDY, lb. -- - - 15c. 25¢. 29¢» 32¢ PEANUTS, fresh roasted, lb. -— — — - 15¢ MIXED NUTS (without peanuts), lb. — — WALNUTS, highest quality, lb. —- — — NEW FIGS, lb.-—’———-————-- ORANGES, new crop, Sunkist 29c, 89c and APPLES (McIntosh), doz. — — - — —- —- GRAPES, per lb.——————-—- PLUM PUDDING (Pyrex dish) — — '- Bulk Seeded RAISINS, 2 lbs. — —- — — Bulk Seedless RAISINS, 2 lbs. - — — — CHERRIES, red and green, 2 pkgl. — — CRANBERRIES, per lb. — — — — — - ., SHORTENING, 2 lbs. — — — — — -- '- .,- LARD,perlb.-——-—-——————_ -' TEA, a1lk1nds,1b. — — — — — — - '- Quaker CORN FLAKES, 3 pkgs. — — — ' .1 mxan COOKIES, per 11>. - - - — — '1 JAM, raspberry and strawberry, 32 oz. — r MARMALADE, 82 oz. jar - — —-—- —- - LIME JUICE, 13 oz. bottle — -— — — '- Raapberry and Strawberry SYRUP — — VANILLA, Artificial, 8 0|. bottle — — - LAPRICOTS, bulk, fresh, lb. — — — — - In addition to the above we carry a comllme

I f ling of everything in groceries. Also gift Batik‘ ages of Cigarettes and Cigars.

1

'.

~-

1, 1, 1, 1, 1_ 1, 1_ 1, _1_ d.

Johnson & Johnson “EREEEIVGYgJHthZAKEM

22c

65c

15c 29c

23c

I Phone 1505