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Page 8 THE COLBORNE EXPRESS, THURSDAY, JANUARY 26th, 1932 Shellmaker 90c cwt Oyster Shell $1.10 cwt. You Save When You Buy -- AT -- McKAY'S SERVICE STORE PHONE 2.....COLBORNE apped -- fresh daily -- per loaf -- 5c Canned Corn Golden Bantam 3 tins 25c Corn Starch Canada Brand 3 pkgs. 25c Dates Strictly Fresh 4 lbs. 25c Pearl Soap 6 bars 19c Castile Soap 9 bars 19c PEANUT BUTTER Gold Medal 2 for 19c Grape Fruit Seedless 5 for 25c Wheat Germ Ideal for Breakfast 14 lbs. 25c Canned Pineapple Sliced^- Tall Tins 2 for 21c CHOICE DAIRY BUTTER, every ft guaranteed 21c Smoked Fillets Cottage Rolls Fresh Picnic Hams 2 lb 25c 10c lb 8c lb Ripe Tomatoes New Carrots New Beets Head Lettuce 15c lb 2 buns. 19c 2 buns. 25c 10 & 15c Celery -- Spinach -- Bananas --. Fresh Oysters Extra Special - Saturday Only - Extra Special PURE LARD, 1 ft blocks ........____ 3ft for 25c ST. LAWRENCE SUGAR, white or brown 10 lbs. 45c NEW CHEESE, fresh and mild........2ft for 25c COOKING ONIONS, firm and good____12 ft for 25c The Rexall Drug Store Where You Save with Safety REXALL BRONCHIAL SYRUP, 6 oz. and Boots Meloids, both for ..............50c REXALL SHAVING CREAM, 35c, and 25c Pal Razor Blade, both for........39c PORCELAIN FROG (for holding: used blades) FREE with Listerine Shaving Cream........25c Giant Size KRUSHEN SALTS.................75c $1.00 JASMINE FACE POWDER and Jasmine Face Cream, both for.......$1 .00 TINY TOT TALCUM POWDER and Tiny Tot Soap, both for..............29c W. F. GRIFFIS YOUR DRUGGIST "The Rexall Store" Phone 85w, Colborne An Attractive Offer for Our Readers The Colborne Express costs $2.00 per year. The Family Herald and Weekly Star costs $1 per year. Any home may have these two publications every week in the year at a special bargain rate of $2.75 per year The Colborne Express will supply you with all the local news of your community. The Family Herald and Weekly Star will supply you with the best Weekly newspaper, the best agricultural paper and the best Family magazine on the continent. Subscribe or renew now to THE EXPRESS, COLBORNE, ONTARIO Magazine Subscriptions We are Subscription Agents for all LEADING CANADIAN, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN PERIODICALS Abo Foreign Ones most likely to be asked for GET OUR CLUBBING OFFERS ! Reduced Rates on Any Combination of Magazines THE EXPRESS Phone 44 Printing Office Colborne Friday evening, January 20th, the officers of Colborne Lodge, No. 91, A.F. & A.M., were invested and installed for the year 1933. The ceremonies were ably conducted by Wor. Bro. R. Branigan, assisted by Past Masters H. J. Mayhew, C. A. Yule, J. F. Wolfraim, A. G. Cracknell, J. A. M. Macdonald, M. C. Broomfleld. At the close a pleasant hour was spent in the "fourth" degree, held in the banquet hall. Officers for 1933 Wor. Bro. Andrew Wolfraim . .. .W.M. " Geo. A. Brown .... S.W. " Thos. McKim ...... J.W. " M. C. Broomfleld .. I.P.M. " E. R. Branigan ____ Chap. G. Cracknell ..... Sec. H. J. A. G. Mayhe Willoughby . Macdonald . MacGregor " W. J. Onyoi " C. W, Irish ... " S. E. Turpin . . " J. G. Finley jr " W. H. Knight - " J. F. Wolfraim " W. F. Griffis . " H. J. Mayhew, " E. R. Branigan " A. G. Cracknell .. Bi Regular meetings 3rd Friday . D.ofC. .- Org. .. S.D . . J.D. . . . S.S. . . . J.S. . .. I.G. . O.G. Auditor Auditor SALEM January 24th, 18 Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Armstrong and Jack spent Sunday with Belleville The Young People's Club are making plans to prepare a play. Further i otice later. Mr. R. J. Armstrong was at Wellington on Monday last, attending the funeral of the late Mrs. MeKinnon. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Irvine have moved into Mr. Duncan Church's house, l£tely occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Heagle. The meat pie supper on Friday last was not so well attended as u: owing to a great many families being ill. The proceeds were about fourteen A shower was held at Mr. Harry Bellamy's home for his son, Harold rnd bride. Salem friends wish the young couple many years cf joy happiness. Mr. Willis Heckbert's trips into t< wn make a very handy and ec nical transport for a number of the high school young people. Here's hoping they appreciate his kindness Miss Eileen Grant, Reg. N., has been caring for Mrs. Howard Swain Donald, both whom have had a rather serious attack of "flu." Friends will be glad to know they are recovering nicely. ACADEMY HILL January 24th, 1932 Several children are recovering from "flu." Mr. Orlo Mann has a gang of m cutting in Mr. Wim. Baptist's woods. Miss Dollie Woodland visited her parents, at Gleason's Corners, this Eddystone Baptist Church held their annual congregational tea and business meeting, Tuesday night. Mr. and Mrs. L. Pratt and baby, and Mr. and Mrs. WP V. Keeler and Jimmie were in Cobourg, Wednesday. SPRING BROOK FARM The home of Mr. Lome Fulford Haldimand is not named after the home of our noted ancestors. Lord ana Lady Fulford of Shropshire County, England, which is named "Great Ful-fcrd," a beautiful old castle with granq, Les and coat of arms. The picture of it may be seen in a book written by the late C. C. Fulford, Barrister and Solicitor, of Brockville, s rs ago. The picture was given to i by the late Senator Fulford o return home to "Fulford Place, Brockville, after visiting the ai cestral home in England. This book gives the family history dating' back as far as the year 1600. The late Senator Fulford not many years after his return from England was hurt in sn automobile accident near Newtonville, and although not instantly -killed lived but a short time, and his remains now lie in a beautiful marble vault in the cemetery in his home city, Brockville, only a short distance from where the Fulford's first settled along the St. Lawrence River as TJ. E. L. When they sailed from England they first landed in New York harbor, thence to Canada, and floating down the St. Lawrence River little knew the fate that was to befall them, for shortly after landing one of the young lads went down to the river to bring a pail of water and was drowned. The accident was a great shock to the bereaved parents and n sympathy was felt for them. The Senator Fulford carried on a drug business in Brockville for a numiber of years, was also connected with the link Pill Co. and Nasal Balm, and out his business became a multimillion-e. From his vast wealth he made ny bequeaths. One to the city of Brockville was a beautiful home for aged ladies; and only a few weeks = go a handsome club bus was donated n honour of the late Senator Fulford. T'he name of his Brockville Home is "Fulford Pierce." This home along tho St. Lawrence River, where my grandfather, the late Nathaniel Fulford ettled as TJ. E. L. on first coming to Canada, after his death was occupied by his son, the late Alonzo Fulford, nd is now occupied by his son, Mr. WKlliam Fulford. The place is partly iow used as a summer resort ana :es about two miles south of Brock-ille City. Let the Express renew your sub icription to the Ottawa Farm Journal md Toronto papers. We are official ubscription agents for all the Toronto :nd Ottawa Papers. We save you the ime of writing, postage and money •rder commission. NOT WORTH A PENNY "A penny for your thoughts." "I was thinking of what papa said --that you hadn't a pen«y in LOVED DEVOTEDLY "And you say you love me?" "Devotedly 1" "With the cost of living as high as It is?" "Indeed I do. And when the cost of living is less I will prove my love by making you my wife." HAD HIS NERVE Oholly--What did your sister say when you told her I was here? Johnny--She said: "Why, the nerve ©fit." SAME OLD STORY Moneybags--Daughter, has the duke told you the old, old story, as yet? Daughter--Yes. He says he owes about 200,000 bucks. MARKED HIS WORDS Freshman--Sir, mark my words-- Professor1--I have marked your words and And that you nave misspelled 40 per cent of them. You mast improve a great deal. Mark my words. HOW SHE KNEW "The count has proposed, mother." "When did you see him?" "Oh, I haven't seen him, I Just got telephone from papa." Heckbert's Economy Store Specials for January 27th, 28th and 30th Gold Medal Jam, 40 oz. jar.......... 25c Aylmer Marmalade, 40 oz. jar....... 25c Tiger Catsup, large bottle............ 14c Icing Sugar................3ft for 20c Moody's Cleanser..............3 for 25c Sunshine Liquid Stove Polish.......... 10c Castile Soap................ 10 bars 25c Clark's Pork & Beans..........3 for 22c Try our Bulk Tea, per lb ............ 25c Rowntrees Maple Buds, per lb ........ 19c Cottage Roll -- Bacon -- Cooked Ham -- Bologna Oranges -- Lemons -- Grapefruit Saturday Only SUGAR, white or brown............ 10 ft for 45c ROYAL YORK ORANGE PEKOE TEA- Jig-saw Puzzle FREE, per lb ... 40c HARDWARE--Forks, Shovels, Nails and Rope THE MORE WE SELL--THE LOWER THE PRICE Phone 140 ALL NEW GOODS We Deliver Which Stores do You Like Best Always remember that the stores which serve you best are those which tell you most Read the Ads. in The Express Subscriptions taken at the Express Printing Office for all the Leading Newspapers and Magazines at club rates