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The Clinton News Record, 1930-04-03, Page 8neerwaievaresstariewasnovaravaaaaavvama Put the Sparkle of Newness into Bed Rooms By the use 'o well selected Wall Paper. How,disheartening it is to yearn for refreshment and'beauty and to have circumstances deify, them to ne, and then what pleasure is there to find that: we' can have charm and freshness about us with- in a moderate cost and nowhere can this be done to greater advantage than by beginning with the funda- tion of artistry -the walls, Wall Paper makes a house into a home, it transforms cold and displeasing walls into charming and livable rooms where cheerfulness,' Happy renova- tion and the qualities that delight the eye and mind are at• iiointe to en rich the setting's of the fixtures and furniture. Wle have a libelal as- sortment in limited quantities of. what was much higher priced papers at Sc and 7c per roll. MOTH PROOF'. DUST PROOF ,,DAMP PROOF AIR TIGHT GARMENT STORAGE 'BAG "(Cedai'ized, Size 26"x4"x55") will protect your winter garments in the modern manner. Tile W. D. Fair co., Often the Cheapest --Always the Best llTr. A. T. Coope'* was in Toronto on business this week, ]fajor 1}f. D;` and Mrs. 1WeTaggart visited Detroit recently, 1V1i's. Gordon (inninghanie was in Toronto one day last week. Mr. and Mrs Cecil Cooper of Toron- to were in Clinton last week Mrs.- G. H. David has returned after a visit with Goderich friends, Miss Freda Wallis of Guelph spent the week -end at her home in town, 1 B. 11?oEwen left Friday on a visit to friends in Barrie and To- ronto. Mrs. I3erb. Castle has been visiting Pier, "'clanghter, Mrs. Vincent of Mensall. Vfra. Leith of !Blyth visited her Mothes', 1OEr. J. Livermore, Sr., last week. , Col. IT, 13. Combe and Mist A''uds Combo have been spending a fat - night in Kansas City. • Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Town are spend- ing the Week at the home of the hatter's mother, Mrs George Lavis. Mi and Mrs. Glen Carter and chil- dren of Detroit have been visiting the former's parents, Mr and Mrs. Isaac Carter. 's. WI. T. Herman was in Toronto the latter part of last week and attended the wedding of her sister, which took place in Dunn Avenue Presbyterian church on Saturday afternoon, ti's. W�iu. McDonald, who has been spending 'the winter with her brothers and sisters in town and vicinity, left yesterday for Kan- sas, where she will visit relatives before rbturn•ing to.. her home in Sunset, Wash, r. J. F. Wastnan, a fortifier citizen of tuwn, who has spent the winter with his son at Wialkerville, re- turned to Clinton and will spend a few days' here. He will visit his hon in Toronto and later will go out to Vancouver, where a daugh- ter resides. r. M. McPhee of Toronto and his nephew„ Mo. Angus 11TeMtuehey, son of Mfr. Angus MdCurchey of the Huttensville Woolen- and Knit- ting mills, called an Mr. and Mrs. John MbPhee of town last week. The M',ePhoe brothers had net seen each other for about eight years. r. and Mira, George Cooper were called to Toronto last week owing to the illness and subsequent' death 'of- their granddaughter, Helen, enfant daughter of Ma. and Mrs. Cecil Cooper, who died at the Hos- mita' for Sick Children on Thurs- day, M',arch 27th. 1drs. Cooper is remaining for a little visit with members of, their family in To- ronto. AUBURN The play put on by the Ilolni,es•; lle yenng people last Friday- even - was enjoyed by everyone present. Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Ewing of Col- rne township are 'moving. into the nage this week. 17y. Joe M,i11eh has returned home mi North Bay, whero he has been ployed2er the past few months. 9lhs. Win. Jackson of W higham, is iting her on,sJames of the ].8th' cession. Gast 'week while there with gbed igbing a number of farmerswere, wing -logs to the sawmill making of the last sleighing' of the sea, - TDB CLAN 2ON-NEW$ RECORD Smiles an Chuckles, Seconds per lb. 49c 1 TI URSDAY, APi1JL 3, 183& Jimsanammanaselmonsmapsimeminmew N Mp CLINTON'S PIG CORNER GROCERY ASTER SPECIALT[ES CHOCOLATE BUNNIES, RABBITS AND ROOSTERS, 5c 10c 25c EGG CUPS 10c -PENCIL BARS. 5c EASTER JELLY BEANS, 1b. 19c MADE IN CANADA I GOODS I2;tinsPeas 29c • 2 Aylmer Corn 32c 2 Aylmer Soup 19c Aylmer Pumpkin 15c " Grapefruit,tin 25c C. Pork &Beans2-21c I Sunlight Soap 10-59c E. Brand;Milk °�J19c Red Salmon, tin 33c ,. 1 All 'Our Goods Marked and Special Values for Show Day and Easter You are Invited: to - i Inspect Our Prices Smiles an Chucklesper lb. , for .Easter, 60c SPECIAL FOR THURSDAY BIG TEA DEMONSTRATION Black Tea, (regular 65c) lb. 59c 99c 57c 25c Soap and Kettle Deal 10 lb. Granulated Sugar Fancy Cookies, lb Fancy Package Cookies 25c axwell Coffee, Ib.. 60c Ingersoll Cheese, 2 packages 25c Soda Biscuits, 2 for 25c Jelly. Powders, 5 for 25c IGIDAIIR•E 1-20 Pail Lard $3.25 3 lb. Lard 50c_ 3 lb. Shortening 5Oc- Sausages, lb. 25c Schneiders, Ib. 30c Lamb Roll 28c. Breakfast Bacon; 35 Marmalade large Jar 33c Carnation Milk 2-25c BANANAS, per dozen 25c Morning Delivery: 9 and 11 a.m. Cash and ' Carry Phone 48 $1.00 ORDERS DELIVERED FREE W.T .O'NEI 1 Where "Sells for Less" Price Prevails n Ww Afternoon Delivery: 2;30 and 5 p.m. "I'll Explain Everything" A TIIREE-ACT COMEDY Presented by Ebenezer Young People TN' TIIE TOWN HALL, CLINTON on the evening of Monday, April 7th at 8 p.ni. under auspices of Ontario Street. Young Peoples' League This is an Exeoptionaily Fine Play Conte to Laugh and Enjoy Yourself Adults, 40e. Children, 25c, 60-1. 8% a Flower Garden A CANTATA Presented by Girl's of Public School and MINSTREL SHOW By the Boys • IN THE TOWN HALL April k • loth and l 1 th at 7.30 o'clock Admission, 35 00-2. 'STANLEY Y Ma'. Edward Talbot had a very sncecssful auction sale last Tuesday. Mr. Archie Armstrong }vas in Clinton on. Friday last, _ Mr. John Watson, Jr., is busy these days unloading a carload of fertilizer. Mr. Will Scotehnier, who under- went an ephaation in Clinton •hospi- tal, has returned home. Mr. and Mrs, George L. Reid spent Friday in Bayfield. Mr. and Mfrs. John :Dawson .and Mr. and Mrs. Won.. M'eLinchey and Mr. Norman. Stephenson spent Friday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs, WW11 Hart. 1VIr. George Connell has returned after -spending a couple of weeks with his daughter, Mrs. Gordon Marks of Toronto. Mr. Roy Keys spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Will Reid. Mrs. George Connell spent Friday afternoon at the home of Miss P. Logan. Mr. and Mfrs. Wellington Johnston entertained a number of their friends oh Thursday -evening. Mr. and Mrs. Georgia L. Reid and "children visited Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Keys, Mr. George and Emily Beatty en- tertained a number of: friends on Friday evening, Mr. and Mas. Lloyd 'Keys and children spent Sunday: at the home of Mir. and Mrs, John Dawson, Miss -Dorothy Innis of Toronto Univsersity spent the week -end vis- iting her parents, Mr, and Mrs. John Innis. Miss Grace M%Ewen of Toronto. 'University was a week -end visitor at thehome-of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John H. M'eEwen. 'Tee many friends- of Mr. Wim. Scotchmer will be pleased to know he is able to :return to his home, ;af- ter undergoing an. pperation,in Clin- ton hospital. dig Dance Let's go to the Peppiest Dance of the Season under auspices of the L.O.B.A, in the OLD TIME CLUB ROOMS WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9TH Admission, 35c. Good Music Old and New Time and Novelty Dances. 59-2. Ask For MADE IN CLINTON -"'" BREAD Vest Quality Fresh Daily also BUNS, ROLLS AND FANCY PASTRY Wendorf's Bakery MAKERS OF "Whole Wheat" and "Snowflake" BREAD GOAL COKE We sell DL&W and Famous Reading Anthracite Coal, Solvay Nut and Furnace Coke; Liberty Range size Coke, Alberta Coal and Millers Creek Soft coal, Our Motto:- Good otto-Good clean fuel nt--a,reasonable price, W. J. MILLER & SON Orders taken at residence, Ontario St. PHONES; 46w and 46j Impove Your Home Now and Avoid the Spring Rush Everything for the 'Kitchen in A.LUMTNUM AND GRANITE Something for Everyone to brighten up the surroundings . Begin now to improve, by painting WO can supply you with all colours and suggest schemes to the best ad- vantage for you. awkins HARDWARE and PLUMBING Phouq'244 SPRING WILL SOON BE HERE And you will be needing sonic new Furniture to brighten up soma corner and make it more comfortable. Owing to the unusually heavy winter we have deferred ,our Midwinter Sale to take place during the month of 1Vfarch and you will find some unusual•values in DINING ROOM SUITES, CHESTERFIELD SUITES,LAMPS, CHESTERFIELD TABLES. OCCASIONAL CHAIRS, BEDS SPRINGS AND MATTRESSES. IT WILL PAY YOU TO LOOK THESE OVER Clinton Hardware & Furniture' Co. Funeral Directors Monument Dealers THE STORE WITH A STOCK Hardware Phone, 1.25 . Furniture Phone 104 . CHOICE BEET' Rolled Rib Roasts, ib. .. , , 22c Chuck Roasts, 15. 22e Shoulder Roasts, lb. 22c Whole Rump Roasts, ib. 22e Round Side Rump, lb. 20c itaniburg Steak, 15 20e Rib Boils, Ib. 18e Flank Boils, 15. 18c REAL GOOD LARD Bulk 17c lb. or 3 for 50e 3 lb. pails net weight SOe LAMB Lamb Stews, lb. ... , 225 Shoulder Roast, ib. 28e Rib Roasts, lb. 28e Loin Roasts, 15. ... 82n Leg 'Roast, lb. 35e Chops 1b.. • 355 PORK Spare Ribs, lb. 20e Sausage, 1b. 22e Fresh Picnic Rains, Ib. 22c Shoulder Roasts, 15. 24e 1115 Roasts, lb. 25e. Loin Roasts; ib. 27e Pork Chops, lb. .. Teiicterloins, lb. 66c CURED MEATS Dry Salt Pork, ib. 25e Smoked Pidnic Hams 30e Smoked', Cottage. Rolls, 15. 30c P. Meal Cottage atoll, lb. 28c Breakfast Bacon, piece 34e Back Bacon, piece 50c P, Keeled Back Bacon, lb. 40e Pickled' Pig's Feet, 3 for 25e VEAL' Rib Roast, lb. 25e Shoulder Roast; Ib. 25e Chuck Rbast, lb. 25c Veal Chops, 1b. 80o '"USUAL LINE OF COOKED' MEATS` Connell :& Tyndall " CLINTON'S LEADING MEAT:' MARKET " Phone 162 Huron Street. Now IS THE TIME TO' PICK' YOUR WALL PAPER FOR' SPRING' We have over 600 samples t'o choose' from PRICES: FROM 8c -TO $2.00. Phone 234 and WCI Will calx with Sample Case D., e .. Y Huron St., . Clinton • Paint'er and Decorator CLINTON'. LEADING JEWELERY S' ORE Eye Diseases Defective vision and diseases of the eye are two entirelydistinct conditions. The former is usually due : to certainweaknesses of the muscles or an error' of refraction -arid can be overcome by wearing corrective lenses. • , The Optometrist is trained to recognize vari- ous "eye and body diseases as well as symtoms of = certain -systemic disorders, and will immediately re- ferthe patient to a physician. An occasional ."check-up" on your eyes by a Registered Optomitrist is the. best possible safe- guard against eye, trouble.. • Weare at your service. H. H. JOHNSON .. .. Distributor for Clinton Graduate of 'Toronto College oi' Optorne ry 1 Next Ffovey's Drug Store. Jeweller and Optician •.`5�r A SALE OF SMART. � 4�m: R SPRING SUITS , � 9 1;t is AN' AMAZINGLY FINE ASSORT•. f '` x' ��i MENT OP SMART' SPRING �f Ari � SUITS AT A SALE -PRICE. THAT PRE- ,SENTS OUT OF THE OR- ! DINARY SAVINGS ` � ,4,i;r -, .' EVERY SIZE IS HERE, IN MOD- ELS FOR MEN AND .ti ^r STS YOUNG MEN. A.: pF r , All the Season's newest patterns is Jt\v `� �v `" and shades, beautifully tailored in , single as well as the new two -button p��•1 doable breasted styles, are here a- •r waiting your selection. • • ALL LINES PRICED FOR QUICK OA: ' SELLING Plurnsteel Bros. ___________ I C... _ HOICE MAPLE SYRUP . P Any Quantity � Wio buy the very choicest Groceries -•bulk and package -so our customers will receive only the very best. TELEPHONE -and be assured of quality and service. VISIT OUE STORE -and see that we practice cleanliness and courtesy.,. Phone 125 , We deliver promptly The C. &S. Grocers te.yrvvr�.+aar4wrrr�o,sAknosi ..-r .� < y a, , si . utility Fol'a Lcssllloncy i , 1 • We pay more when we can be certain that the Quality will be the best, and the price the Lowest in Totvii. We carry the most complete line of high-grade hardware in Town. Sutter & Perdue I. PLUMBING HARDWARE ELECTRIC WIRING x Phone 147w . . SPECIAL , THURSDAY,' FRIDAY & SATURDAY._. N Eagle Brand Milk, tic ....19c Sunlight Soap, 10 bars ...59c Clark's Pork & Beans, No. 2, 2 for 21c Pure Pineapple Marmalade 40 oz. jar 39c .611181519013 Choice quality Tomatoes, Large 2 1-2's, 2 for . , , 29e Pumpkin,; 21-2's large size. 2 for . 25c Swift's Jewel Shortening ..17e Crosse & Blackwell's Bran- toil Pickles, bottle .. , .23e Tbddy, 8 oz. , .33c, 16 oz. .. 490 Kara Coffee (The Secret Blend) Ib. . .. ..83c Ci:own Brand Coni Syrup 2's 17c. Crown Brand Corn Syrup • 5's ... 88e Acadia Codfish, 1 lb. . 19e Gorden Bantam -Corn, 2's 2 tins .. 36c Kellogg's Rice. Karispies or • Pep, 2 pkgs. 25e MEATS Sliced to Satisfy' Everyone Cooked Ham, lb. ..58e ,Sugar. Cured Haim 15. ....49c Cottage Roll, lb. 36c ..'Fresh Picnic Ham, lb. 25o vi in bo vi Li en J. T Mc KNIGHT SON PHONE YOUR ORDEREARLY( 4LIN ON T ONT. '•':: PHONE 111 ee sic dr us Put the Sparkle of Newness into Bed Rooms By the use 'o well selected Wall Paper. How,disheartening it is to yearn for refreshment and'beauty and to have circumstances deify, them to ne, and then what pleasure is there to find that: we' can have charm and freshness about us with- in a moderate cost and nowhere can this be done to greater advantage than by beginning with the funda- tion of artistry -the walls, Wall Paper makes a house into a home, it transforms cold and displeasing walls into charming and livable rooms where cheerfulness,' Happy renova- tion and the qualities that delight the eye and mind are at• iiointe to en rich the setting's of the fixtures and furniture. Wle have a libelal as- sortment in limited quantities of. what was much higher priced papers at Sc and 7c per roll. MOTH PROOF'. DUST PROOF ,,DAMP PROOF AIR TIGHT GARMENT STORAGE 'BAG "(Cedai'ized, Size 26"x4"x55") will protect your winter garments in the modern manner. Tile W. D. Fair co., Often the Cheapest --Always the Best llTr. A. T. Coope'* was in Toronto on business this week, ]fajor 1}f. D;` and Mrs. 1WeTaggart visited Detroit recently, 1V1i's. Gordon (inninghanie was in Toronto one day last week. Mr. and Mrs Cecil Cooper of Toron- to were in Clinton last week Mrs.- G. H. David has returned after a visit with Goderich friends, Miss Freda Wallis of Guelph spent the week -end at her home in town, 1 B. 11?oEwen left Friday on a visit to friends in Barrie and To- ronto. Mrs. I3erb. Castle has been visiting Pier, "'clanghter, Mrs. Vincent of Mensall. Vfra. Leith of !Blyth visited her Mothes', 1OEr. J. Livermore, Sr., last week. , Col. IT, 13. Combe and Mist A''uds Combo have been spending a fat - night in Kansas City. • Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Town are spend- ing the Week at the home of the hatter's mother, Mrs George Lavis. Mi and Mrs. Glen Carter and chil- dren of Detroit have been visiting the former's parents, Mr and Mrs. Isaac Carter. 's. WI. T. Herman was in Toronto the latter part of last week and attended the wedding of her sister, which took place in Dunn Avenue Presbyterian church on Saturday afternoon, ti's. W�iu. McDonald, who has been spending 'the winter with her brothers and sisters in town and vicinity, left yesterday for Kan- sas, where she will visit relatives before rbturn•ing to.. her home in Sunset, Wash, r. J. F. Wastnan, a fortifier citizen of tuwn, who has spent the winter with his son at Wialkerville, re- turned to Clinton and will spend a few days' here. He will visit his hon in Toronto and later will go out to Vancouver, where a daugh- ter resides. r. M. McPhee of Toronto and his nephew„ Mo. Angus 11TeMtuehey, son of Mfr. Angus MdCurchey of the Huttensville Woolen- and Knit- ting mills, called an Mr. and Mrs. John MbPhee of town last week. The M',ePhoe brothers had net seen each other for about eight years. r. and Mira, George Cooper were called to Toronto last week owing to the illness and subsequent' death 'of- their granddaughter, Helen, enfant daughter of Ma. and Mrs. Cecil Cooper, who died at the Hos- mita' for Sick Children on Thurs- day, M',arch 27th. 1drs. Cooper is remaining for a little visit with members of, their family in To- ronto. AUBURN The play put on by the Ilolni,es•; lle yenng people last Friday- even - was enjoyed by everyone present. Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Ewing of Col- rne township are 'moving. into the nage this week. 17y. Joe M,i11eh has returned home mi North Bay, whero he has been ployed2er the past few months. 9lhs. Win. Jackson of W higham, is iting her on,sJames of the ].8th' cession. Gast 'week while there with gbed igbing a number of farmerswere, wing -logs to the sawmill making of the last sleighing' of the sea, - TDB CLAN 2ON-NEW$ RECORD Smiles an Chuckles, Seconds per lb. 49c 1 TI URSDAY, APi1JL 3, 183& Jimsanammanaselmonsmapsimeminmew N Mp CLINTON'S PIG CORNER GROCERY ASTER SPECIALT[ES CHOCOLATE BUNNIES, RABBITS AND ROOSTERS, 5c 10c 25c EGG CUPS 10c -PENCIL BARS. 5c EASTER JELLY BEANS, 1b. 19c MADE IN CANADA I GOODS I2;tinsPeas 29c • 2 Aylmer Corn 32c 2 Aylmer Soup 19c Aylmer Pumpkin 15c " Grapefruit,tin 25c C. Pork &Beans2-21c I Sunlight Soap 10-59c E. Brand;Milk °�J19c Red Salmon, tin 33c ,. 1 All 'Our Goods Marked and Special Values for Show Day and Easter You are Invited: to - i Inspect Our Prices Smiles an Chucklesper lb. , for .Easter, 60c SPECIAL FOR THURSDAY BIG TEA DEMONSTRATION Black Tea, (regular 65c) lb. 59c 99c 57c 25c Soap and Kettle Deal 10 lb. Granulated Sugar Fancy Cookies, lb Fancy Package Cookies 25c axwell Coffee, Ib.. 60c Ingersoll Cheese, 2 packages 25c Soda Biscuits, 2 for 25c Jelly. Powders, 5 for 25c IGIDAIIR•E 1-20 Pail Lard $3.25 3 lb. Lard 50c_ 3 lb. Shortening 5Oc- Sausages, lb. 25c Schneiders, Ib. 30c Lamb Roll 28c. Breakfast Bacon; 35 Marmalade large Jar 33c Carnation Milk 2-25c BANANAS, per dozen 25c Morning Delivery: 9 and 11 a.m. Cash and ' Carry Phone 48 $1.00 ORDERS DELIVERED FREE W.T .O'NEI 1 Where "Sells for Less" Price Prevails n Ww Afternoon Delivery: 2;30 and 5 p.m. "I'll Explain Everything" A TIIREE-ACT COMEDY Presented by Ebenezer Young People TN' TIIE TOWN HALL, CLINTON on the evening of Monday, April 7th at 8 p.ni. under auspices of Ontario Street. Young Peoples' League This is an Exeoptionaily Fine Play Conte to Laugh and Enjoy Yourself Adults, 40e. Children, 25c, 60-1. 8% a Flower Garden A CANTATA Presented by Girl's of Public School and MINSTREL SHOW By the Boys • IN THE TOWN HALL April k • loth and l 1 th at 7.30 o'clock Admission, 35 00-2. 'STANLEY Y Ma'. Edward Talbot had a very sncecssful auction sale last Tuesday. Mr. Archie Armstrong }vas in Clinton on. Friday last, _ Mr. John Watson, Jr., is busy these days unloading a carload of fertilizer. Mr. Will Scotehnier, who under- went an ephaation in Clinton •hospi- tal, has returned home. Mr. and Mrs, George L. Reid spent Friday in Bayfield. Mr. and Mfrs. John :Dawson .and Mr. and Mrs. Won.. M'eLinchey and Mr. Norman. Stephenson spent Friday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs, WW11 Hart. 1VIr. George Connell has returned after -spending a couple of weeks with his daughter, Mrs. Gordon Marks of Toronto. Mr. Roy Keys spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Will Reid. Mrs. George Connell spent Friday afternoon at the home of Miss P. Logan. Mr. and Mfrs. Wellington Johnston entertained a number of their friends oh Thursday -evening. Mr. and Mrs. Georgia L. Reid and "children visited Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Keys, Mr. George and Emily Beatty en- tertained a number of: friends on Friday evening, Mr. and Mas. Lloyd 'Keys and children spent Sunday: at the home of Mir. and Mrs, John Dawson, Miss -Dorothy Innis of Toronto Univsersity spent the week -end vis- iting her parents, Mr, and Mrs. John Innis. Miss Grace M%Ewen of Toronto. 'University was a week -end visitor at thehome-of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John H. M'eEwen. 'Tee many friends- of Mr. Wim. Scotchmer will be pleased to know he is able to :return to his home, ;af- ter undergoing an. pperation,in Clin- ton hospital. dig Dance Let's go to the Peppiest Dance of the Season under auspices of the L.O.B.A, in the OLD TIME CLUB ROOMS WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9TH Admission, 35c. Good Music Old and New Time and Novelty Dances. 59-2. Ask For MADE IN CLINTON -"'" BREAD Vest Quality Fresh Daily also BUNS, ROLLS AND FANCY PASTRY Wendorf's Bakery MAKERS OF "Whole Wheat" and "Snowflake" BREAD GOAL COKE We sell DL&W and Famous Reading Anthracite Coal, Solvay Nut and Furnace Coke; Liberty Range size Coke, Alberta Coal and Millers Creek Soft coal, Our Motto:- Good otto-Good clean fuel nt--a,reasonable price, W. J. MILLER & SON Orders taken at residence, Ontario St. PHONES; 46w and 46j Impove Your Home Now and Avoid the Spring Rush Everything for the 'Kitchen in A.LUMTNUM AND GRANITE Something for Everyone to brighten up the surroundings . Begin now to improve, by painting WO can supply you with all colours and suggest schemes to the best ad- vantage for you. awkins HARDWARE and PLUMBING Phouq'244 SPRING WILL SOON BE HERE And you will be needing sonic new Furniture to brighten up soma corner and make it more comfortable. Owing to the unusually heavy winter we have deferred ,our Midwinter Sale to take place during the month of 1Vfarch and you will find some unusual•values in DINING ROOM SUITES, CHESTERFIELD SUITES,LAMPS, CHESTERFIELD TABLES. OCCASIONAL CHAIRS, BEDS SPRINGS AND MATTRESSES. IT WILL PAY YOU TO LOOK THESE OVER Clinton Hardware & Furniture' Co. Funeral Directors Monument Dealers THE STORE WITH A STOCK Hardware Phone, 1.25 . Furniture Phone 104 . CHOICE BEET' Rolled Rib Roasts, ib. .. , , 22c Chuck Roasts, 15. 22e Shoulder Roasts, lb. 22c Whole Rump Roasts, ib. 22e Round Side Rump, lb. 20c itaniburg Steak, 15 20e Rib Boils, Ib. 18e Flank Boils, 15. 18c REAL GOOD LARD Bulk 17c lb. or 3 for 50e 3 lb. pails net weight SOe LAMB Lamb Stews, lb. ... , 225 Shoulder Roast, ib. 28e Rib Roasts, lb. 28e Loin Roasts, 15. ... 82n Leg 'Roast, lb. 35e Chops 1b.. • 355 PORK Spare Ribs, lb. 20e Sausage, 1b. 22e Fresh Picnic Rains, Ib. 22c Shoulder Roasts, 15. 24e 1115 Roasts, lb. 25e. Loin Roasts; ib. 27e Pork Chops, lb. .. Teiicterloins, lb. 66c CURED MEATS Dry Salt Pork, ib. 25e Smoked Pidnic Hams 30e Smoked', Cottage. Rolls, 15. 30c P. Meal Cottage atoll, lb. 28c Breakfast Bacon, piece 34e Back Bacon, piece 50c P, Keeled Back Bacon, lb. 40e Pickled' Pig's Feet, 3 for 25e VEAL' Rib Roast, lb. 25e Shoulder Roast; Ib. 25e Chuck Rbast, lb. 25c Veal Chops, 1b. 80o '"USUAL LINE OF COOKED' MEATS` Connell :& Tyndall " CLINTON'S LEADING MEAT:' MARKET " Phone 162 Huron Street. Now IS THE TIME TO' PICK' YOUR WALL PAPER FOR' SPRING' We have over 600 samples t'o choose' from PRICES: FROM 8c -TO $2.00. Phone 234 and WCI Will calx with Sample Case D., e .. Y Huron St., . Clinton • Paint'er and Decorator