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Home My WebLink AboutThe Clinton News Record, 1931-02-19, Page 8SI. ISS GETTERS FOR •ERIJA.Y . 95c S C RC. 44&r‘ ] CASH .; 'h1EN'$ SILK SCARFS, left over from Christmas Stork Reg, $2.50 for $1,75 $1.75 5 ' Reg. 51,.50 fbr$1.00 MEN'S FINE SHIRTS collar attached or separate col- lars„about25 dozen, assorted, clearing lines, all sizes FEBRUARY PRICE .:. ,,: , ,,,.,... .., 5 DOZEN LADIES' CHA1VICISL"T7.E GLOVES, sizes 161-2 -bp 8, assorted Shades . 2 DOZEN LADIES GINGHAItx DRESSES, assorted patterns FEBRUARY PRICE .. • . , . 5 DOZEN PURE LINEN TOWELS, red border, fast color , Heavy Weight. ' FEB, PRIDE. . - .. .. , .......... . MESE ,.RE CASH PRICES. IT PAYS- TO BUY 1MY1 OTHER. LINES AT EQUALLY LOW; PRICES TO `CLEAR PlumsteeI. Bros .. r,.rrv+r++a CANADA'S PRICELESS HERITAGE! It depends entirely upon you, the paying pubiic, whether or not we are to lose Der priceless heritage of "Individual opportunity and Independent Ownership." 'We know that you certainly will not do this knowingly, but it is so easy to be misled that we urge you to stop and consider where you spend your money—you will find that for service, quality, and price your .Home -Owned Superior Chain Store is unequalled and bas long since proven its ability to overcome the strongest competition.. Shop where you and yours benefit most. Brunswick Sardines, 5 tins 25e Carnation Milk, sm., 4 tins 26e' Tall,2 tins for 25c P. & G. Soap, 7 cakes ...,29c Pure Wagstaff 3farmarade 40 oz. 260 Granulated Sugar, 5 lbs. 28c Family Blend Tea, lb, 39O Family Blend Coffee, lb. 39e Brpom, 5 -string, 3 for 99c Post Bran Flakes, 2 pkgs. 25c Delmalz Corn, 2's 20e. mtA'C` Fresh Picnic Ham, lb. , 20e Pemeal Roll, per 11a. 25c , Sausage, per lb. 28e Break. Bacon, piece, ib. 85c Vi -Tone, serve hot or cold 8 oz. .,33e, 16 oz. , .58c Bulk Ready Cut Macaroni 2 lbs. for 17e Red Cohoe Salmon, tall 31c Laundry. Starch, 2 lbs. 190 Snowflake Ansonia, 2 pkgs. 15c Many Flower Soap, 4 cakes 25c Certified Jam, Raspberry, Strawberry, 40 oz. 43e Sweet Mixed Pickles, in bulk, per ib. 29c FISH Silver Bright Salmon, per 1b: • , '180 White Fish, per lb. 17c Herring, per dozen 40e J. T. McKN IGHT & SON 0 of Pails Pails Pails 0 ° 11 "THE FARMER'S WONDER PACKAGE" °° 1 STRAINER PAIL 1 MILK PAIL 1 FLARING GALVANIZED PAIL • 1 STRAIGHT GALVANIZED PAIL 11 ALLi"i If° •a luga Sutter & Perdue 0020 SUPERIWR QUALITY CRICKS W e have ;Quality Chicks to offer.at redueecd pricer' in. the follew- ibg. popular' breeds: '' Barred Rocks, S.'C. White foghorns, Wihith V4andotths,-- Black 1V1inorcas, Jersey Black .tsiatste Trap -nesting. 200 birds in record of performance. We can 'spare .a few trays each week for ,custom, hatehing. Let us send our pamphlet and dnri0e list and 1etlrn more about us, SUNNYVALE POULTRY FARM AND HATCHERY Seaforth, Ontario. .,Phone 10'7r8, :Stafortl Central. : 10(i-tg• SOME.. SAVINC'BOFJKS SOK SUG6ESTIONS 150 BOOKS FICTION COMIC POULTRY JUVENILE Some Shop worn and soiled. To clean up our •stock we offer at one half regular price.. See them dis- played in our north window. Many of the fiction books are by popular authors. FEBRUARY 27 & 28' MARCH 2 & 3 The Chautauqua Dates. On pre= sentation of your ticket and payment of 50c your seat may -be reserved for the four evenings at our store. The W. D. Fair Co. .Often the Cheapest—Always the Best Pu u -001,„, imniato Mrs, G. VanHorne spent the week- end with her sister in Exeter. Mr. Leonard McKnight 'has been vis= ' sting friends in Oshawa and To- ronto. Mrs. C. W. Carrell and children spent the week -end with Mr. Cur- ren in Oshawa, Mrs. 3. Emerson of Kincardine Vis- ited last week with her cousin, Mrs. R. J. Cluff. Miss DfcLaren left on Friday to spend a few weeks with friends in Milton and Toronto. Dr. J. C. Lindsay of London was in town last week for his another's ninety-first birthday. lktr Wilbur Ford of London spent the week -end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs„ J. A. Ford of town. 1414-s. G. D. Roberton is spending a couple of weeks with Woodstock and Innerkip friends and relatives. Mrs. (Ilr.) Ferguson of Kincardine was in town on Saturday attend- ing the funeral of Miss Amy How- son. Misses Eleanor and Jean Pluinsteel of the College of Education, To- . ronto, spent the week -end at their lhoine in town. Ms. MeGoun of London was the ndeek-end guest of his father, Rev. K. MeGoun of St. Paul's Rectory. Miss Mary C. Irwin was up from Toronto for the funeral of Miss Howson, returning to Toronto Saturday evening. Mr. T. W. Hawkins is attending the , Hardware Association convention in Toronto this week and will also visit in Hamilton before his return. Misses Gladys and Harriet and Mr. ',Elarold Cantelon were up from To- ronto ,for the ,funeral of their brother, D, W. L. Cantelon, on Saturday., ' Miss Evelyn Hall, who ie,in her Se- - end year at the University of Toronto, has been horde tate past week, She its jrist recovering from his uttaclk of tonsilitis. Mrs. E. M. arpenter of Buffalo is visiting hes aunt; Mrs. Kearns of town, who has been . ill the past week.. Her friends hope she will soon be herself again. Dr. P. Hearn is in Toronto this week. His brother, Mr. R. T Hearn, who has visited hint : here on several o0casione. is undergoing an opera- tion and Dr. Hearn went down to be with him. 1V . Howard Clark of Sunshine cal- led on Mr.. and -Mrs. S. Kenner of town on Tuesday. Clark had come down from Sunshine with `a motorist from Detroit who had got snowbound up .in that northern ;clime. Mxs (Dr.) Hodgson, who bas been, spending seine' weeks With her sic- tern, Mrs. W. Sparks of Hayfield and Miss Margaret Mahaffy of town, leaves ,tomorrow to visit in Ii'ergus and Toronto before leaving for her 'home hi Moose law. Miss Maude Rowell, daughter of -Mr..and Mrs, Melvin Howell of oderich, was in Clinton. on Men - calling on some friends prior to leaving for San Fernando, Triin- . eadad, where she will take a posi- tion oa the staff of the Girls' High " School in, connection with- the W. M.S. work., Miss pupils wall be Mostly; Last India girls,. She will be absent twro and a half` years. Her friends and :friends 01. ,het family in this community will wish Miss vaenbA ; h 'lies• wow •v roil. ' Ri CLIIVTON-NEWPB l ECORD THURSDAY;, It'E$RUA'ItY I9, 193 v' l.i ' , .. k`b 1i ` y �1Jllg r1 r(♦1 l `�.' �tiXri 'l� / ,,,,... 91�• = a @ , ri 7� e' ,, ;�., Chautauqua Dates are February 27-289 Mardi 2-3�� , . You can Save enough to buy "a Ticket February BEES Rump Roast, per lb.....,17c Roll Side' Roast, per 1b. . ,18c Chuck Roast, per lb. 16e Shoulder Roast, per lb. ...,16e Corner Roast, per lb. ' 20e Flank Boils, Rolled, ib. ... ,1Se Rib Boil, per` lb 14e Hock. Cut,per lb... 18c Round Steak, per lb,.. ,22e Ramberg Steals, per lb. 20c PORK Shoulder Roast, per lb .,.18c ;., Rib '.Roast, per lb. , .....19c Loin Roast, per lb........20c Fresh Pi,enic Hann, Tb. ....18e Pork Chops, ib. 20c Pork Sausage, lb, 20c . Head Cheese ib 15e Side Pork, per lb. .. 18c„ Fresh Bacon, per lb ,20e 1.2 Dressed Hog, ib 12c SOENIDEI 'S ,LARD, 20 lb. Pail ......' ..... ..........82.55 SCHNID 3R'S LARD, in bulk, 3 for ., 450 DILL 1?ICKLES, 3'for ... 100 BULK, SWEET MIXED PICKLES, per pint 25e SHORTENING, Ib. prints.,15e SABER KRAUT, 3 lbs for.. 50e CHAUTAUQUA DATES -FEB. 27 end 28; Mar. 2 and 3 KINDLY ORDER THE DAY BEFORE FOR EARLY DELIVERY CONNIELL, I& TYNDALLS ” CLINTON'S LEADING MEAT MARKET " Phone 162 . • Huron Street. } ,KEEP CHAUTAUQUA DATES IN MIND r,.rrv+r++a CANADA'S PRICELESS HERITAGE! It depends entirely upon you, the paying pubiic, whether or not we are to lose Der priceless heritage of "Individual opportunity and Independent Ownership." 'We know that you certainly will not do this knowingly, but it is so easy to be misled that we urge you to stop and consider where you spend your money—you will find that for service, quality, and price your .Home -Owned Superior Chain Store is unequalled and bas long since proven its ability to overcome the strongest competition.. Shop where you and yours benefit most. Brunswick Sardines, 5 tins 25e Carnation Milk, sm., 4 tins 26e' Tall,2 tins for 25c P. & G. Soap, 7 cakes ...,29c Pure Wagstaff 3farmarade 40 oz. 260 Granulated Sugar, 5 lbs. 28c Family Blend Tea, lb, 39O Family Blend Coffee, lb. 39e Brpom, 5 -string, 3 for 99c Post Bran Flakes, 2 pkgs. 25c Delmalz Corn, 2's 20e. mtA'C` Fresh Picnic Ham, lb. , 20e Pemeal Roll, per 11a. 25c , Sausage, per lb. 28e Break. Bacon, piece, ib. 85c Vi -Tone, serve hot or cold 8 oz. .,33e, 16 oz. , .58c Bulk Ready Cut Macaroni 2 lbs. for 17e Red Cohoe Salmon, tall 31c Laundry. Starch, 2 lbs. 190 Snowflake Ansonia, 2 pkgs. 15c Many Flower Soap, 4 cakes 25c Certified Jam, Raspberry, Strawberry, 40 oz. 43e Sweet Mixed Pickles, in bulk, per ib. 29c FISH Silver Bright Salmon, per 1b: • , '180 White Fish, per lb. 17c Herring, per dozen 40e J. T. McKN IGHT & SON 0 of Pails Pails Pails 0 ° 11 "THE FARMER'S WONDER PACKAGE" °° 1 STRAINER PAIL 1 MILK PAIL 1 FLARING GALVANIZED PAIL • 1 STRAIGHT GALVANIZED PAIL 11 ALLi"i If° •a luga Sutter & Perdue 0020 SUPERIWR QUALITY CRICKS W e have ;Quality Chicks to offer.at redueecd pricer' in. the follew- ibg. popular' breeds: '' Barred Rocks, S.'C. White foghorns, Wihith V4andotths,-- Black 1V1inorcas, Jersey Black .tsiatste Trap -nesting. 200 birds in record of performance. We can 'spare .a few trays each week for ,custom, hatehing. Let us send our pamphlet and dnri0e list and 1etlrn more about us, SUNNYVALE POULTRY FARM AND HATCHERY Seaforth, Ontario. .,Phone 10'7r8, :Stafortl Central. : 10(i-tg• SOME.. SAVINC'BOFJKS SOK SUG6ESTIONS 150 BOOKS FICTION COMIC POULTRY JUVENILE Some Shop worn and soiled. To clean up our •stock we offer at one half regular price.. See them dis- played in our north window. Many of the fiction books are by popular authors. FEBRUARY 27 & 28' MARCH 2 & 3 The Chautauqua Dates. On pre= sentation of your ticket and payment of 50c your seat may -be reserved for the four evenings at our store. The W. D. Fair Co. .Often the Cheapest—Always the Best Pu u -001,„, imniato Mrs, G. VanHorne spent the week- end with her sister in Exeter. Mr. Leonard McKnight 'has been vis= ' sting friends in Oshawa and To- ronto. Mrs. C. W. Carrell and children spent the week -end with Mr. Cur- ren in Oshawa, Mrs. 3. Emerson of Kincardine Vis- ited last week with her cousin, Mrs. R. J. Cluff. Miss DfcLaren left on Friday to spend a few weeks with friends in Milton and Toronto. Dr. J. C. Lindsay of London was in town last week for his another's ninety-first birthday. lktr Wilbur Ford of London spent the week -end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs„ J. A. Ford of town. 1414-s. G. D. Roberton is spending a couple of weeks with Woodstock and Innerkip friends and relatives. Mrs. (Ilr.) Ferguson of Kincardine was in town on Saturday attend- ing the funeral of Miss Amy How- son. Misses Eleanor and Jean Pluinsteel of the College of Education, To- . ronto, spent the week -end at their lhoine in town. Ms. MeGoun of London was the ndeek-end guest of his father, Rev. K. MeGoun of St. Paul's Rectory. Miss Mary C. Irwin was up from Toronto for the funeral of Miss Howson, returning to Toronto Saturday evening. Mr. T. W. Hawkins is attending the , Hardware Association convention in Toronto this week and will also visit in Hamilton before his return. Misses Gladys and Harriet and Mr. ',Elarold Cantelon were up from To- ronto ,for the ,funeral of their brother, D, W. L. Cantelon, on Saturday., ' Miss Evelyn Hall, who ie,in her Se- - end year at the University of Toronto, has been horde tate past week, She its jrist recovering from his uttaclk of tonsilitis. Mrs. E. M. arpenter of Buffalo is visiting hes aunt; Mrs. Kearns of town, who has been . ill the past week.. Her friends hope she will soon be herself again. Dr. P. Hearn is in Toronto this week. His brother, Mr. R. T Hearn, who has visited hint : here on several o0casione. is undergoing an opera- tion and Dr. Hearn went down to be with him. 1V . Howard Clark of Sunshine cal- led on Mr.. and -Mrs. S. Kenner of town on Tuesday. Clark had come down from Sunshine with `a motorist from Detroit who had got snowbound up .in that northern ;clime. Mxs (Dr.) Hodgson, who bas been, spending seine' weeks With her sic- tern, Mrs. W. Sparks of Hayfield and Miss Margaret Mahaffy of town, leaves ,tomorrow to visit in Ii'ergus and Toronto before leaving for her 'home hi Moose law. Miss Maude Rowell, daughter of -Mr..and Mrs, Melvin Howell of oderich, was in Clinton. on Men - calling on some friends prior to leaving for San Fernando, Triin- . eadad, where she will take a posi- tion oa the staff of the Girls' High " School in, connection with- the W. M.S. work., Miss pupils wall be Mostly; Last India girls,. She will be absent twro and a half` years. Her friends and :friends 01. ,het family in this community will wish Miss vaenbA ; h 'lies• wow •v roil. ' Ri CLIIVTON-NEWPB l ECORD THURSDAY;, It'E$RUA'ItY I9, 193 r 11IcKILLOP: Friends in this vi- cinity learned with deep and sincere regret of the death at Richmond Hill of Rev. J. A. Ferguson for a number of years the beloved and very highly esteemed pastor of Winthrop United Church and Duff's United Church, McKillop, which charges he was ob- liged to resign a few years ago, on account of ill health. His widow and one son, Scott survive. Father & Son Banquet A Father and Son Banquet will be held in Ontairo St, chinch on Tues- day evening, Feb. 24th, at 0,30 p.nn. This banquet is interdenominational and all the boys and young men, to- gether with the dads, are urged to be present and hear the guest speaker, lofr•. Gordon Lapp of Toronto, The program will consist of addresses by local boys and men representing all churches in town. Supper 40c per plate. 06-1. GOOD NEWS! HOT CROSS BUN TIME—is here again, They're rich, er and tastier than ever this year, as promised by the "Three Bakers," who broadcast every Monday at 9 p.nt. We are now staking a special feature of them, right from the oven, to your home. Give your family a sur- prise and order HOT .CROSS BUNS Have you Tried Streusel Coffee Cake NEXT WEEK There will be a pleasant Surprise. Wendorf's Bakery 3c LU1Vi+E0110I+Ttt.Y—14lakers of "Whole Wheat" and "Snowflake" BREAD PHONE 68 ASHER SALE 1 NEW MISS SIMPLICITY ELEC- TRIC WASHER Reg. $169.00 ' NOW $75 SECOND tIANll MISS SIMPLICITY (in excellent order) ONE 1500 CATARACT (Wend Hand) n ARCONI) RAND ItANGlii 11A10,21N 1--'111c•,ES \ • Q:+.) lA1,t •and 'P'LUM1i fi`1 O Phone 2414 GOOD NEWS! HOT CROSS BUN TIME -4s here again, and every day during Lent we are preparing ;Fresh batches of these light, tender buns. They're richer and tastier than over this year, as promised by the "Three Bakers" on the radio. Beginning yesterday (Ash Wednes- day), the first day of Lent, we are making a special feature of them, Right from the oven they'll almost emelt in your mouth. Give your fam- ily a surprise. HOT CROSS BUNS BAKED BY ` VBarton �3alcerti" Phone 1 BARTLIFF Sc CRICH Listen to the "THREE BAKERS" Monday Evening at 9 o'clock. Columbia Broadcasting System., PREVENTION OF EYE TROUBLE Prevention is better than cure. It is cheaper. ft is possible when mire is hn- possible: Eye trouble may be avoided by the timely use of glasses, averting discomfort, suffering and perman- ent impairment of sight. We are properly equipped to adjust glas- ses and guarantee satisfaction. USELESS TIME PIECES If there is a watch or clock In your house that refuses to go let us have a look at it, You know it would go if it could. Something some- whnee is • wrong. It may be nothing serious. .A. few minutes' time at a few cents' cost may make it as good as new. We will look it over for you and if it can be fixed we can fix it. R. H. HN ON CLINTON'S LEADING .151 w elfERY STORE Graduate of Toronto College of Optometry Next,Hovey's Drug Store, Jeweller and Optician I19JRE ill Salve yoIR a lot .. , { one It will pay you to buy now and have these bargains pilt away 'til later 'We have put especially low prices on all our Bedroom Furniture, in- cluding: BEDROOM SUITES, ODD DRESSERS and STANDS, I3ED SPRINGS 'ANIS MATTRESSES, . DININGROOM SUITE'S at amazingly Low Prices. Some Extra Special Values in KITCHEN CABINETS. Several Real Values' in Chesterfield Stites, Automans, and `Footstools. -tetter hurry and get some of ourLAMP BARGAINS while they last. These special Prices will only be good while the Stock lasts so be wise end .get. some- of these Bargains. ClintonCliOtonilardlitareFur Monument Dealers net red, b'ireeto) e Hardware Phone, 195 The Store with a Stock 'C1iaultstitq'W will be 'Better than Ever this Year.., IPA. 27 and 2S, 1VIarch .2' and. 3� .. k`b 1i ` y �1Jllg r1 r(♦1 l `�.' �tiXri 'l� / ,,,,... 91�• ,ur FI -ebru _ Sale For Balance '1 ' nit ri 7� e' ,, ;�., Chautauqua Dates are February 27-289 Mardi 2-3�� , . You can Save enough to buy "a Ticket February at this Sale • �, / rc; 1 �� ,,.-op,....... '' „r i and other Lenten BAKING FIGS j1QC Per lb. c- DRIED PEACHES 5 Per 9b '.. ' 15C . PRUNES ' 35� ! Large, 2 lbs. ..... . • MACARONI, ready 'cut 6 C C 2 lbs. fol.. 1— LARD, Awl€'s A 3 Ib; pkg. 'f COFFEE ,good;, for .the money, per Ib• 2 C. TOILET PLUSH. WIZ For ' 25C ROLLED OATS • . 2dC. ,� .... ' -1 �..�,._,,, 4 ug SODAS, small pkg: 2 for 25C 7 .. ... ORA2VM ge�tIDY1S Pineapple, 2 for 25c Sardines, 4 for 25c Aylmer Soups, 3 for 27c ca r Fresh Herring, dot. ®C Red.,SalmOn 30c . .._' JiRAFT CHEESE 3 C Per 1b piLOK.EN :SODAS . . • I.Qc PEANUT BU'liii 1 Per ib. 19c JEWEL SHORTENING 2 lbs. for 27c 2 doze4SC ... , , ... ' GRAPE FRUIT, seedless 3 for. �- , 25C CHOQO•LATE BARS' 25c 0' fbr Pea Meal Bacon, per Ib 30c Sausage 25c. Smoked Rolls` 25a Fresh Hams 25c' LARD, Saturday -onl20 lbpail $2.75 Y9 . C. & S. COFFEE, lb. 55c -ONE . • Our Heinz Special Prices Continues all this Week QArE b44ri§,i.P%M/htG0. jp$J, obTE f SALADA, LIPTON AND RED ROSE TEA,. Ib. 53c E Granulated Sugar at OTIN Special Cash Price O'NEIL'S. SPECIAL TEA 3 pound's for $1.00 _ CLINTON'S BIG CORNER GROCETERIAW Phone. 48 • FREE DELIVERY �' _�,= PHONE Where "Sells for Less" Price Prevails. 48 • r 11IcKILLOP: Friends in this vi- cinity learned with deep and sincere regret of the death at Richmond Hill of Rev. J. A. Ferguson for a number of years the beloved and very highly esteemed pastor of Winthrop United Church and Duff's United Church, McKillop, which charges he was ob- liged to resign a few years ago, on account of ill health. His widow and one son, Scott survive. Father & Son Banquet A Father and Son Banquet will be held in Ontairo St, chinch on Tues- day evening, Feb. 24th, at 0,30 p.nn. This banquet is interdenominational and all the boys and young men, to- gether with the dads, are urged to be present and hear the guest speaker, lofr•. Gordon Lapp of Toronto, The program will consist of addresses by local boys and men representing all churches in town. Supper 40c per plate. 06-1. GOOD NEWS! HOT CROSS BUN TIME—is here again, They're rich, er and tastier than ever this year, as promised by the "Three Bakers," who broadcast every Monday at 9 p.nt. We are now staking a special feature of them, right from the oven, to your home. Give your family a sur- prise and order HOT .CROSS BUNS Have you Tried Streusel Coffee Cake NEXT WEEK There will be a pleasant Surprise. Wendorf's Bakery 3c LU1Vi+E0110I+Ttt.Y—14lakers of "Whole Wheat" and "Snowflake" BREAD PHONE 68 ASHER SALE 1 NEW MISS SIMPLICITY ELEC- TRIC WASHER Reg. $169.00 ' NOW $75 SECOND tIANll MISS SIMPLICITY (in excellent order) ONE 1500 CATARACT (Wend Hand) n ARCONI) RAND ItANGlii 11A10,21N 1--'111c•,ES \ • Q:+.) lA1,t •and 'P'LUM1i fi`1 O Phone 2414 GOOD NEWS! HOT CROSS BUN TIME -4s here again, and every day during Lent we are preparing ;Fresh batches of these light, tender buns. They're richer and tastier than over this year, as promised by the "Three Bakers" on the radio. Beginning yesterday (Ash Wednes- day), the first day of Lent, we are making a special feature of them, Right from the oven they'll almost emelt in your mouth. Give your fam- ily a surprise. HOT CROSS BUNS BAKED BY ` VBarton �3alcerti" Phone 1 BARTLIFF Sc CRICH Listen to the "THREE BAKERS" Monday Evening at 9 o'clock. Columbia Broadcasting System., PREVENTION OF EYE TROUBLE Prevention is better than cure. It is cheaper. ft is possible when mire is hn- possible: Eye trouble may be avoided by the timely use of glasses, averting discomfort, suffering and perman- ent impairment of sight. We are properly equipped to adjust glas- ses and guarantee satisfaction. USELESS TIME PIECES If there is a watch or clock In your house that refuses to go let us have a look at it, You know it would go if it could. Something some- whnee is • wrong. It may be nothing serious. .A. few minutes' time at a few cents' cost may make it as good as new. We will look it over for you and if it can be fixed we can fix it. R. H. HN ON CLINTON'S LEADING .151 w elfERY STORE Graduate of Toronto College of Optometry Next,Hovey's Drug Store, Jeweller and Optician I19JRE ill Salve yoIR a lot .. , { one It will pay you to buy now and have these bargains pilt away 'til later 'We have put especially low prices on all our Bedroom Furniture, in- cluding: BEDROOM SUITES, ODD DRESSERS and STANDS, I3ED SPRINGS 'ANIS MATTRESSES, . DININGROOM SUITE'S at amazingly Low Prices. Some Extra Special Values in KITCHEN CABINETS. Several Real Values' in Chesterfield Stites, Automans, and `Footstools. -tetter hurry and get some of ourLAMP BARGAINS while they last. These special Prices will only be good while the Stock lasts so be wise end .get. some- of these Bargains. ClintonCliOtonilardlitareFur Monument Dealers net red, b'ireeto) e Hardware Phone, 195 The Store with a Stock 'C1iaultstitq'W will be 'Better than Ever this Year.., IPA. 27 and 2S, 1VIarch .2' and. 3�