Star-Phoenix from Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada • 9

TODAY, JULY 14 18SS. SASKATOON STAR-PHCENIX PAGE NINE This will kill any wilt that la in the seed, but that is only half the battle. The other half of the battle Is in the plant bed and the outdoor flower bed. If astera are grown in an infested plant bed or outdoor flower bed the disease Is certain to reappear. Either grow this flower in a new place each year or at least practice a five or six-year rotation.

-If this cannot be done, then disinfect the soil by treating It with formaldehyde. Use one pint of formaldehyde in 25 gallons ot water. Battleford. Ur. and Mrs.

Art Hyde and boys of Floral; Mini Irens Doit of Delisle; Misses Dorothy and Beulah Major of Kinley: Mr. and Mrs. J. E. McFadyen, Roxle and Eldon McFadysn, Mr.

and Mrs. Elmer McGowan, Miss Ruth, Messrs. Malcolm and Crawford Dingwall Mr. and Mrs. B.

Hickman. Dorothy and Ray, all of Juniata. KONG LEE CO. FRUIT AND VEGETABLE MARKET 304 2nd Aveane. North (Opp.

Hudsons Bay Store). the Second Saskatchewan Lons Guides. Guides of the Third Company have been invited by their captain to attend camp at Buena Vista with the Regina Guides. Enrolment: Florence Lane of Regina Beach. We have now a place for any girls who would like to join the Lone Guides and do their guiding by correspondence with a captain and guides of a company who live in various districts of the province, and who, though scattered, are all links in that great chain which binds together girls of many countries.

Lone Guides include also guides who have been members of local companies but who are now away from organized districts. Any girl wishing to join us may be assured of a very hearty welcome; we shall be glad to send Information to girls or parents desiring a knowledge of tha Lone Branch and its work. Please address all communications to the provincial secretary of Lone Guides, Miss M. K. Paine, Raymore, Sask, Phone SIS Associated Press SILVER BAY, N.Y, July 14.

The Hindu religion is "the most damnable creed ever fastened upon human Katherine Mayo, author of "Mother India," told the association for re-emphasis of new testament missions here. WED IN LONDON LONDON, July 13. The wedding of Comtesss de Fleurieu, 33. daughter of the French Vleompte de Fontarcs, and Leander James McCormick, of Chicago, took place at the register office today in the presence of a few friends. A religious ceremony in the Savoy Chapel followed.

SPECIAL! B.C. BING (HF.KK1EH SO CASES ONLY 2 35c, 65c 1 $1.95 Guide Notes Canteloupe, large size, each 15c and Mo Gooseberries, box ISo Bananas, lbs, 35c Green Onions, Leaf Lettuce and .4 bunches ISO Juicy Oranges, very sweet, dot. 18c, 3 dox. 45c, 38c dos. or 3 dox.

1.00. SPECIAL Large CANADIANS ENJOY THEIR STAYJN PARIS Nonet' Convention in Trane Over Delegate Leave forv Brunei Caaeitian pTMi Cftbll PARIS, July 11 International Congraea of Nuraea went to Brussels today, sessions In Paris hav- tag concluded, but before leaving Kiss Jean Gunn of Toronto, Miss Jean Wilson of Montreal and other executives of the Canadian Nursing Association attending the big gathering expressed to the Canadian Press their keen enjoyment of the meeting. Miss Wilson said the Canadians had enjoyed their visit immsnsely. The Canadian delegation headed by Miss Florence Emory of To-ronto took a prominent part In the Paris sessions. Outstanding Cana- dlan speakers were Miss Gunn, second vice-president of the Inter-' national Council, Miss Bell Rogers of Montreal, Miss A.

E. Wells of Winnipeg and Miss I. Macintosh of Hamilton. During thslr stay here the Cana-. dlans were received by President 1 Albert Le Brun of France.

Children Will Make Bouquets In Play Hours Canadian Press KITCHENER, Ont- July 14. Kitchener children will not waste all their time at childish games if playground supervisors can help it. Instead of playing all day on swings, teeter-totter and in sand boxes the children are being taught to weave into bouquets flowers gathered from playground flowerbeds for delivery to hospital New Green Cabbage, Ibe. New Carrots and Beeta, 8 Crisp Clean Celery, I lbs. for Watermelon, 4 lbs.

Extra Fancy Wlnesap Apples, Jt lbs. BPECIALHot House To-j I matoes, ripe and 4 I firm, per lb. I I B7cT Strawberry 9Cf Rhubarb, Ibe. hOG California Grapefruit, OCn and 4 for CQG for 8o New Wax Beans lbs, 28o Those members of the First Saskatoon 8t. James') Company who are Intending to go to camp are requested to meet at the parish hall on Tuesday enng.

July 18, at 7.30 clock. The captain asks that all fees be turned In at this meet- Good Gardening lie Cucumber, each 1 OC 25c Local grown New Green Peas, injif possible. Cauliflower, each. and Mo New Carrots, new Beets, lbs. 18c Local Cnown Head Lettuce, for I 9 FREE DELIVERY i By DEAN HALLIDAY Central Press Garden Expert Asters are frequently quite difficult and unsatisfactory to grow, largely because of the wilt The wilt is recognized by the blaokenlng of the stem and roots, accompanied by the more or less rapid death of the top.

Often the stem has one or more black etreaks extending more or less Its entire length, and the leaves wither and turn black. To ward off wilt, treat the aeter seed by soaking five minutes in cold water, then keeping moist for five hours and finally dip 10 minutes in a 1-1000 solution of corrosive sublimate. Plant Immediately. Black figured chiffon, with the figure mostly flowers in vivid colors, are bright spots In the evenings of Paris Just now. Paris puts stamp of approval on the all-white costume for summer.

It Is seen everywhere. News Of Manitou Beach Photo by Charmbury. Mr. and Mrs. John Kellerman and their attendants, photographed after their wedding Wednesday morning.

Tha ceremony was performed In Neuman Chapel at the university, both bride and bridegroom being graduates of the university. The bride, formerly Miss Una Vossberg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. J.

Vossberg, of this city, holds the degrees of Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Education, and Mr. Kellerman is a graduate in pharmacy. Miss Vossberg received her early education in Saskatoon and was a member of the first graduating class from the convent and their gold medalist. Prior to her marriage she was on ths staff of St. Marys school Her sister, Miss Renee Vossberg, Is maid of honor, and Dr.

B. W. Hargarten, of Bruno, best man. 1 LOVELY SUMMER DRESSES and SUITS Printed Silks, Crepes, Chiffons, Linens end Voiles, Ws have them no matter what your size, taste or budget 12 34agil Easy Terms Recent Weddings he Sixth Saskatoon (All Saints) Company Is asked to meet at the parish hall Tuesday evening, July 18, at 7.30 oclock. As this Is a very Important meeting all are requested to be present.

PROVINCIAL NOTES In the British Iales there are now 614,688 Girl Guides, an Increase of 28,070 during the year. In the overseas dominions and colonies the number now stands at 182,474 members, an Increase of 15,353. Guides in foreign countries number over 372,000 when the last census was taken and the world total therefore is 1,142,183 an Increase of 47,770. PRESENTATION OF PORTRAIT At the conclusion of the annual meeting of the Imperial Council held In London last April, a portrait of the Chief Guide, Lady Baden-Poweil, on behalf of the commissioners from all parts of the British Empire, was presented to Lord Baden-Poweil. It was given in remembrance of the comlng-of-nge of the Girl Guides to the founder of the movement.

This picture, which was presented by Her Royal Highness, Princess Mary, Is to hang in the council chamber beside that of the Chief Scout. BADGES ISSUED Bulyea Ranger Company Tenderfoot: Phyllie Parker, Florence L. Vldler, Mrs. W. B.

Miller (acting captain), May Coutts, Dora Paris, Phyllis Goodwin, Adelaide Bright. Technical Trade Badge: Florence L. Vidler. St. Johns Brownies, Saskatoon-Collectors: Gerry Thompson, Doreen Huhn.

Bulyea Guide Company Tenderfoot: Mrs. B. Barlow (acting captain), Connie Henfrey, Sybil Hen-frey, Jean Coutts, Edith Brock, Mrs. G. Critchley (acting Brown Owl), Ottilie Wotters, Mabel Mem-son.

Bulyea Brownie Pack Recruits: Marion Penfold, Edith Coutts, Eleanor Sinclair, Margaret Geddes, Ruby Carr, Mary Jarick, Muriel Coutts. Cabri Guide Company Laundress: Marguerite Millard, Doreen Robs, Blanche McBean. Needlewoman: Jean Gtmby, Marguerite Millard, Doreen Roes, Grace Cushing. Kelliher Brownie Pack 1st class; Vivian Lyle, 2nd class; Alma Johnson. iBt Marshall Guide Company Domestic Service; Marjorie Brooks.

DONATION From No. 1 Saskatoon Companies A and $5 donation. LONE GUIDE NOTES Miss Sheila Elliott of Regina has been appointed acting captain of Pay Day Specials 40 PAIRS WOMENS STREET AND DRESS SHOES Broken lines to clear. Black, white and two-tone pumps and ties. C9 QC July vbiww MENS SPORT AND DRESS SHOES Black, black and white, brown and fawn, leather or sportex soles.

Regular 6- CO QC July 9weWV The wsathar man favored Manitou Bch for anothtr wk-and, with tha mult that I 5P4p4 people (atharad to anjoy tha boating, (olflsf and dancing. Following wara aoma of guaata rtglatarad at the various rooauag houaaa, and hotsla I Martins Hiawatha Lodgs: Saskatoon Isthar Usaar, Faaala Clamoa, c. Graham, 1 J. Wylla and WUa, W. B.

Early; Mooaa I Jaw Mias D. and Mias E. corballu, a. I lAthaua, R. Wlaaman, 8.

Drackatt; Mont- al'Hli, R. wtlllama; Edmonton Mrs. Wlnnlpa Mr. and Mrs. Htb- i artlnti Jolnu Mr.

and Mrs. W. Hlghet; I Aralaa Mr. and Mrs. J.

McCwoy, Mr. i d.Kra. R. Dlckanaon. Dan Swltnky.

Markham's Bath Houaa: Danin t. Rudolph Busting: Raglna Mist Ethal WII-i Hr. and Mm. H. Blair, Ksnneth Straehan, Emeit Brstt, Mm.

Al. Krankla; Saskatoon Mr. and Mm. Oakes; Bolua-vajn, Man. Mr.

and Mm. W. Talt; Manor Mr. and Mm. r.

J. Bmyfort: Edmonton Mm. Kathloon Powell, Mlsa Ivy and Master Jim Powell; Lavenicrfce Mm. Victor Laealre. Manitou Uka Lodg: Winnipeg Mm.

O. OalUnt, Mlaa H. Clamls, Mr. and Mm. G.

Morton, Mm. M. Segal, W. H. Wilson; Saskatoon L.

E. Woodward and son; S. J. Boxer, Frank Farley and family, A. J.

and Mm. Stswart. W. Shaw, J. McIntosh, J.

D. Stafford, R. S. Bowman, Mr. and Mm.

Gao. W. Underwood, J. G. Nicholson, Mr.

and Mm. Robert Maclnnls, A Cox; Raglna E. K. Laver, J. Brown, Mr.

and Mm. W. H. Williams, Hon. W.

C. Buckle. Mr. and Mm. o.

C. Rooks, H. A. Jarvis, Dr. J.

E. Relnhom, Oilman, A. W. Chadwick, Mm. M.

E. Macdonald, Mm. E. A. McLeod, Gao.

Rooks, Moose Jaw Mr. and Mm. A. Goldman, N. W.

Leach and eon; Willow Bunch Mr. and Mm. J. B. Scott: Harris Mrs.

Cram and slater; SumroerbereyH. Hea; Humboldt Mr, acd Mm. H. D. Hanna; Edmonton Ada A.

WJUla.Mm. J. c. Walton, Mlsa B. Ken-wall; Vancouver L.

Lexington; Ingemoll, Ont, C. Grieve; Montreal W. W. Eadon; gwlft Current Marion Levis; Winnipeg W. J.

Uehar, Jr. Manitou Beach Hotel: Winnipeg Mias L. Brookler, Mr. and Mm. R.

(thaw, Fred Flngerote, Mm. Segal and family; gaaka-I toon Jay Gould, Frank J. Moody and wife; Regina Mm. J. James, c.

Porttgal: ifcb- Moose Jaw E. Gooldman: Ituna 6. Fred Clarke and family; Regina Mies Scott and Mlea Kennedy; Pika Lake Mm Corry and Mlsa Taylor. Macs Roost: Saskatoon Mr. and Mm g'1.

do4 daughter and Mlsa DclU Weidncfc. Big Chief I Saskatooe Mm. Humphrey, family k0ml Humphrey and Whltmoms Hotel! Saskatoon D. B. Llllan Blgurjoueaon, H.

Chamber, Mm. Jaa. Madden; Raglna-! Smut, W. Scott. J.

Cameron, J. Ford. Walter Molleky; Winnipeg, Mr. Ballman, Helen Caspe; Rlverhurst Dr. and Mm.

Ktteley; Lavenham, Man. a. Rands. Woodbine Cottage: Saskatoon Mr. and Mm.

R. H. Ltttla, Dr. and Mrs. Orme, Mr- and Mm.

Powell, Mr. and Mrs. Rock and ehlldmn; Moose Jaw Mr. and Mm. Norman McLeod.

Donald Elliott, BUI and Dave Hinds; Shaunavon Hollis McLeod. In camp at Provincial Park: Saakatocsi R. H. Cowley, F. Crocker, O.

Baarber, Mlaa lock; Marklnch 8. C. Holder; Ed-monton S. o. Mundy; Mooaa Jaw Mr.

Small; Raglna R. J. Flaming, W. Flynn. N.

R. Bugg, A. P. Cheater, W. Frona; Bash.

Bart Crooker; South Fork H. H. Klmpar; Mc-Taggart P. H. Ballsy; Prince Albert Edward O.

Madden; Cut Knife H. M. Flanagan; Virgin W. A. Konker; South Forks c.

Faster; Spaidlng Jej. A. Kron; Cralk A. Pebbles; Foam Lake Mr. and Mm.

o. J. Shannon; Winnipeg W. E. N.

King. Pontine, Mich. Mm. C. W.

McManue; Mooie Jaw Dr. And lln. Hourigan; Rose Alley A. Olson: Sanka-toon Mr. Darrow and wife, U.

Hoff-2n, L. B. Smith, H. Martin; Calgary Ted Preaton; Regina O. H.

Pearson. lender Longer Lodge, the Y.W.C.A. Camp at Manitou Beach, have enjoyed many pleasant outings during the past week. A "Bathing Beauty Luncheon was served in Provincial Park following swimming races and beach games. Other enjoyable occasions included boat rides, JPaptlea and marshmallow roasts.

William Thompson of fiaskatoon contributed much to the fun of each event with community singing and by his own comic songs. Another novel feature of the weeks activities was the "Breakfast Berenede In honor of Miss J. Duthie, when every guest took part In an lm li st 40 Only Spring Coats i Price 5 Only White Summer Coats 10.95 Bruce Baldwin and Clifford Annabel acted as ushers. About 90 guests attended the reception which followed at the town home of Mr. and Mrs.

R. A. Fawcett, grand parents of the bride, where a buffet luncheon was served. The guests were received by Mr. and Mrs.

McGowan assisted by Mrs. F. J. C. Dingwall and Mrs.

Ray Ego. Mrs. A. T. Colder and Mrs.

R. A. Fawcett poured tea and, assisting In serving were Miss Marguerite Dingwall, Miss Beulah Major, Miss Marjorie Mather, Miss Ruth Dingwall, Miss Irene Dolg, Miss Ethel Young and Miss Jean Dingwall. After the congratulatory telegrams were read the bride and groom left by motor for Banff, and points west, the bride traveling in a dress of shaded blue medallon crepe with matching accessories. Out of town guests included Mre.

Ethel Fawcett, Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Fawcett, Mrs.

R. Black, Mary, Jack and Eileen, Mr. Garfield McGowan, Mr. and Mrs. McFarlane, Helen Aria and Alan and Miss Margaret Findlay, all of Saskatoon; Mr.

Gordon McGowan of Kelfield, Mr. and Mrs. W. McFadyen and Mr. and Mrs.

Mac McFadyen of Ruthilda, Mr. and Mrs. Gus Picketts and Mr and Mrs. Howard Nodwell of North 25 Pair Womens Street Shoes and Canvas Sandals Broken lines to clear. Regular up to 4.00.

July clear- 4 QC ance 9 I sQQ Footwear Limited 150 2nd N. MILADI STYLE SHOP LTD. THE HOME OF CREDIT SSSSSSSSSSSm Inovltch; York ton Mlaa H. Laxter, Rooms: Winnipeg Mr. and Mm.

H. Walnbarg. Mr, and Mm. J. silver.

I apain; Saskatoon K. Romonow, Julia i Kmleo, Mlsa Kallmlck; Melville Mm. ZalU, Mm. KrobeUensky; Regina Mr. and Mm.

Boyd, Muriel Sprague, Mr. mnd Mm. i J. Wllaon; Barrhead Mr. and Mm.

J. 1 schmana, Kenneth Derdall; Canuck MIm Cnmeron. Eureka Lodge: Nokomls Mr. and Mrt. Sam.

Stolts, Donald Stevenson and son, We Reserve the Right To Limit Quantities promptu orcheetra using kitchen utensils for Instruments. Personnel of guests here follows: Saskatoon F. B. Walsh, R. Naylor, Mm.

A. Haynes, Mm. Martin, Wlnnl-fred Martin, E. Mitchell, (Hire Currie, Jessie Currie. Aulsy and Isabel Clam, Miss E.

J. Douglas, Helen Crumb, O. Lambert D. Altklnson, A. Sinclair, J.

Pointer, Mm. G. A. Hunter. Mm.

J. W. McKinnon; Brandon C. A. Morgan; Regina Mm.

Jones, E. Llnott; Kelvington Mm. Lovell; North Bsttleford Mlaa Heines; Moose Jaw Mr. and Mm. Chag, Hleiop, Mm.

J. and K. Mulrhead, Mm. J. H.

Mllbura and Mies D. MUburn; Prince Albert Thireax Dean. Edna Dean: Auckland N.Z D. J. M1 Uod; London, Eng Mm.

F. J. Bentley. Mr. and Mm.

Turner, Outturn, en route to their home from the Postmasters' convention at Prlnca Albert, spent a day or so at the beach. Mm. Meade of Regina hae moved Into her new cottage, corner Saskatchewan Street and Lakevlew Drive. A group of Trail Rangem front Cralk am camping at Manitou Beach, Mm. Scott of Yellowgraaa am holidaying at Sunshine Centre.

Extra Values Effective Saturday, July 15th Jack, Mr. ana Mm. Geo. Parker and dsughtsr, Margaret; Moots Jaw Mr. and I I Mm.

Gordon McGsw. I Martin's Tourist Hotel: Saskatoon Mm. Carolina Bell, B. N. Burae, o.

M. Hutchln-I eon, Mr. and Mm. E. Bell, Mr.

and Mm. R. George, Mlee K. Jacobe, Mlaa Grummet, A. J.

Caraoa and wile, D. C. Flutter I and wife; Moose Jew M. Steinberg. Mira I.

Robertson, R. Hawke, B. Jonee, G. Cowl; Montreal W. W.

Eidon; Sutherland J. Davey; Regina S. and W. Kln-non, A. Logo, A.

R. Roberteon and wife Htllmont Lodge: Saskatoon Mr. and Mm. Wanitall. Mr.

Dalton Fltxpatrick. Mm. Porter and daughter, Mr. and Mm. BUTTER 3 lbs.

65c CORNED BEEF .2 tins 25c FLOUR hT 24 lbs. 79c Palmolive Beads pkg. 5c PINEAPPLE SINGAPORE Extra value, tin WASHDAY D0ESNT WORRY ME ANY MORE. IVE FOUND THAT CLOTHES SOAPED WITH PEARL WHITE NAPTHA AND LEFT TO SOAK OVER NIGHT NEED NO SCRUBBING OR RUBBING I COCOA I BUY IT IN BULK WHIZ FLY FUMEK tin 29c iObars 35c PUFFED WHEAT 2 pkgs. 25c KELLERMAN VOSSBERG VEUMAN Chapel at the university Av was ths scene of a wedding of much interest Wednesday morning at 7 oclock, when Miss Rose Una Vossberg, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. H. J. Vossberg, 807 Seventh Avenue, became the bride of Mr. John Francis Kellerman, son of Mr.

Francis Kellerman and the late Mrs. Kellerman, of Dana, Sask. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Dr. Markle in the presence of fifty relatives and friends.

Given In marriage by her father, the bride was charming in a gown of white chiffon trimmed with tiny frills of silk net Her veil was prettily shirred In cap style and gaught at the sides with lilies of the valley. She carried a shower bouquet of roses, lilies of the valley and fern. Her sister, Miss Renee Vossberg, as maid of honor, was gowned in peach organdie. The dress was distinguished by its smart cape formed from bias folds of the material. With this she wore a large white hat and lace mitts and carried a bouquet of pink carnations, snapdragons and babies' breath.

The bridegroom was attended by Dr. Hargarten, of Bruno. During the service Miss Gladys Markle played softly on the organ and at the offertory sang Gounods Ave Verum. Mr. Ed Vossberg, the bride's brother as usher.

Messrs. Amend and Jack Goetz served at the altar which was bright with garden flowers, ferns and tall cathedral candles. After the ceremony the bridal party and relatives returned to the home of the brides parents where the wedding breakfast was served. The table was lovely with a drawn work cloth, made by the bride's mother and used at her own wed ding 26 years ago. In the centre of the table was the wedding cake surrounded by bud vases of pink sweet peas and pink candlea In silver holders.

The toast to the bride was proposed by Rev. Dr. Markle and responded to by the bridegroom. During breakfast many telegrams of congratulation were received. The reception In the afternoon was attended by many friends of the young couple.

Mrs. J. Prlel and Mrs. A. Fhillon performed the tea honors assisted by the Misses Marion Wylie, Bernice Silverwood, Germaine Goetz and Ann Loran.

Miss Yvette Des Hosiers presided In the gift room. Mr. and Mrs. Kellerman left on a honeymoon trip to Jasper. The brides golng-away costume was of apple green flat crepe with three-quarter length coat of tbs same material.

White hat, shoes and gloves completed the smart outfit. Out-of-town guests at the wedding included: Mrs. M. Kellerman, grandmother of the bridegroom; Mrs. Hargarten and daughter, Mlsa Anne, of Bruno; Mrs.

W. J. O'Callaghan, of Wainwright, Alberta, and Miss Carrie Vossberg, of St. Cloud, Minnesota, the bride's aunts; Mr. and Mrs.

Meinz, and son, Richard, of Waite Park, Minnesota; and Mr. J. C. Smith, of Davidson, the brides uncle. PICKETTS McGOWAN Masses of pink and white peonies and geraniums with babies' breath and fern formed a lovely back ground in Asquith United Church on Thursday afternon, July 13, for a pretty mid-summer wedding when Thelma Grace, only daughter of Mri and Mrs.

A. E. McGowan of Asquith, became the bride of F. Harold Picketts, eldest son of Mr F. A.

Picketts and the late Mrs. Picketts of Asquith. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. H. J.

Sangwine of Asquith and Kinley. Promptly at three-thirty the bride entered the church on the arm of her father to the strains the Wedding March from Lohengrin. She was lovely In a gown of white silk Jace and net ana wore a tulle veil with a wreath of valley lilies. Sht carried a shower bouquet of eunset roses, lilles-of-the-valley and west peas, and was attended by her cousin, Mias Loy Fawostt who was charming in an ankle length gown of pastel pink, striped silk organdie with a wide picture hat. Her bouquet was of sweet peas and snapdragons.

Mr. Alvin Hamilton of Rosetown, supported the bridegroom. Ths bridal mualo was played by Miss Dorothy Peat who appeared In a costume of whits crepe with a pale green silk coatee and hat to match. Following the ceremony the choir ssng Oh Perfect Love" and during tne signing of the register, Mr. Albert Cooke sang Oh Promise Me.

Messrs. H.P. SAUCE bottle 25c LOBSTERS 25c MAYONNAISE ami. jar 19c PUFFED RICE 14c OLIVES, Queen, 5-oz. jar 12c Jelly Powders Woiw 3 pkgs.

14c PICKLESii.prrrx 31 -oz. jar 31c GINGER SNAPS, 2 lbs. 25c GINGER ALE Dnxiyi Qt. 25c MfZ' Th' Mustard Less Than 33c Per Quart 6 Ql Tin 1.97 SARDINES Hrannlek tin 5c SAFEWAY TEASU lb. 39c myLArih.

You, too, can have a SCRUBLESS, Easy Washday! RICE KRISPIES ntlVK6 and Color 2 pkgs. 19c DR. BALLARDS DOG tin 14c GRAHAM WAFERS gSS. ib. pkg.

19c BLUEBERRIES un. 19c GRAPEFRUIT 4 for 25c CABBAGED lb. 5c ORANGES IX 2 doz. 45c NEW CARROTS and NEW BEETS .2 lbs. 9c I CHAUTAUQUA Corner of 25th Street and 4th Avenue Starts Next Wednesday Violinist, No.

1 Deep River Plantation No, tt Canadian FRESH AND COOKED MEATS your wash thoroughly in warm water. Next washday try this simple labour-saving method yourself and you will find you have a bushel of snowy, fragrant clothes in no time. Use Pearl for your other household cleaning too it is alto wonderful for pota and pana. YOU try washing this way and see how Pearl White Naptha Soap will do the hard work for you. Just oap your clothes thoroughly with Pearl and soak them all night in cold water.

At the temperature of the loafer rises to the temperature of tha room Pearl will loosen the dirt that you used to work eo hard to wash out. In the morning ell you will have to do I to rinae lb. 7c lb. 12c gingers. No.

I Drama Sumup," No. 8 Comedy, "A Fair of Sixes." No. 4 Lectors, "On the Bottom of the Sea." VEAL MILK FED SHOULDER ROASTS RUMP ROASTS Fillett or Leg Roasts lb. 15c VEAL CHOPS lb. 15c STEWING VEAL lb.

5c PORK SAUSAGE 2 lbs. 25c BEEF CHOICE QUALITY CHUCK ROASTS lb. 7c ROUND BONE ROASTS, lb. 9c RUMP ROASTS lb. 12c PRIME RIB ROASTS lb.

13c BOILING BEEF, plate lb. Be Hamburger, fresh ground, lb. 5c "Joseph Marks." No. Lombard Entartatoms, No. 7 Dorothy Slsslon, Whistler and Warbler." No.

Marionette Programme Go Your Season Ticket Now at GLOECKLER PIANO HOUSE AND HEINTZMAN CO. AND FROM COMMITTEE ADULTS $2 CHILDREN $1 For Information Please Phono Mias Batty, at King George Hetei.