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The Clinton News Record, 1931-04-09, Page 9CLINTON'S LEADING TE:WELF,RYSTOJt]k 1 WII i CAUSE Y{ cal th A weakness in the eyes, due to constant strain of forcing the vision apd the. consequent drain on nervous vitality, will cause stomach trouble, headache and general listlessness, So sensitive is the eye that a strain on reacts reacts on the entire nervous system, Have your eyes tested at least occasionally by (3-1-m special e- quipment, and fitted with proper glasses. a H. &I N y. HNSON Graduate of Toronto College of Optomet TEE CLINTON-NEWS' RECORD A QUALITY ARTICLE HAS EVERYTHING IN IT'S FAVOR INCLUDING IT'S PRICE Wall Paper arguments for -those who question the merits,: `material or aesthetic, of Wall Hangings. It is economical because it com- pletes a room, there's not a single item in the decoration of your home that adds so much in appearance at so little "cost as 'Wallpapers. It is adaptable because it can be used to hide arcbitectural defects, it can be obtained to match or .harmonize with any period of furniture or type, of fabric. It can be purchased in suit- able designs for any room used for a special purpose, It can be had in a variety of prices to suit every purse, It is durable because it shows wear and tear loss than any other wall covering. It is efficient be- cause it involves less- trouble during decoration. It is easier to anticipate the finished effect, hence more lik- ely to ensure satisfaction. It is liberal in it's variety of coloring and design. It is hygienic because it does not allow ,moisture to collect on it's surface. It does much to make a house a comfortable home. . W'e have a liberal assortment at 6c and 7c in limited quantities and nine patterns very specially priced in new geods, ranging in price from 6c to 20c, The W. D. Fair Go. Often the Cheapest—Always the Best Mr. Jack Scruton is in Toronto this week. Ur. Stewart Scott Was up form To- ronto for Easter. Miss Alice Sloman of Stratford was home for Easter, Miss AL A, Stone was with relatives at Essex for Easter. Mr, Frank Brant spent the Easter . week -end in Toronto. Mr. Ernest Hunter of Toronto was home for the Eastertide, Mr, Gordon Veinier was in Kitchener over the Easter week -end. Mr, Stanley Shobbrook was home from Buffalo for Easter. Miss Ruth Shobbrook of Toronto came up for the week -end and holi- day. Miss Grace Scott of Seaforth is vis- iting Miss Isobel Chowen this week. Miss Anna Taylor of Toronto :spent the Eastertide at her home in town. Mrs. D. A. Kay and Miss Mytrle Armstrong were . in Detroit for Poster. Mite $Mary IN/Wilts of Toronto spent the Eaatpi avtsal;:ppd at her lime in town. • Misses Stone and Ward were in To - ionto yesterday attending 4 con.: vention in the Royal York, riIr. and Mrs, Geo. H. Hardy of Lon- don were the•'gue$ts of Ur. and Mrs. A. L. Cartwright for Easter. AI'r. W. Ford of London and Miss Clete Ford of St. Thomas were Easter visitors at their home in town. Ir. Will Argent of St. Catharines motored up and is spending the Easter vacation 'with his mother in town, Mr. Fred Brown of Brantford visit- ed his sister, Mrs. R. Horsley, and ' his brother, Mr. John Brown at Easter. Misses Eleanor and Jean Plumsteel of the College of Education, To- ronto, came hone for the Easter vacation, Miss Ruth Jackson and Mr. Bill Jackson of Toronto were with friends in town ever the Easter 'week -end, Miss Olive Glew, who is a student at Westervelt, London, spent the Eas- tertide with her parents, the IIu- ron road. VIr. R. E. Middleton of Port Credit spent Easter with his parents', Sheriff. C. Cr. and Mrs. Middleton Sunnyside Farm, Huron road. 4liss Cora Jervis, principal of St. George's Continuation school, is spending' the Easter vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. 0. J. Jervis, the Base line. hiss Grace Venner of Tiverton spent Easter at her home in town and is now in attendance at the conven- tion of the Ontario Educational Association, Toronto. Vlrs,' J. C. McMatb, who has been spending the winter in Toronto and her daughter, Miss Marjorie, who has been teaching at Enmesh, re- tuned home on Monday evening. tars. E. H, Wise and her daughter, Mrs." Howard Clark of town and her son, Mr 0. E. Wise of Goderich township motored over to Port Huron and attended the funeral of their aunt, Mrs. A. S. parks, on Thursday last. Mrs. Parks was a former resident of Gocierich town- ship. • lfr, Clifford Castle, 'who has been taking the winter dairy course at -tile O.A.C., Guelph, has returned - home. Mr, Castle came first in the dairy competition, took fourth in •his exams and took second place as an all-around student. He has resumed: his position with the Clin- ton Creamery. T1fCTRSDA:•Y; :A1?RII -O' 1931 Friday . gidftirday, APRIL SHOWERS OF, SUGAR Y Now, Is Your Opportunit , to Buy a Bagof SugarP �at the Lowest Price of the Season. Starting at. 8 o'clock Friday Morning with. each. Purchase of $1.00 -worth of. Gene-ral Groceries we offer you a As we have only a Limited Number, phone or leave your Orders Early for a Sack at this Special Buy. DO NOT MISS THIS CHANCE ONE SACK TO A CUSTOMER Ammonia,. 4 pkgs. Our Own Tea, equal 60c,lb. pkg. Baking Powder, o°;;.''. Kraft Cheese, lb. ALSO ON THESE SPECIAL SALE DAYS )379 25c 19c 3.3c orday and Macaroni, 3 Ib. 25c Soda Biscuits, 2 lb. 32c Jelly Powder, 6 pkgs. 25c 3 cans of Libby's Pork & Beans 25c Tomatoes, 24, 2 tins 25c thy Nature's Best Peas, 2-25c Golden Bantam Corn,2-25c Dates, loose, 3 lbs. 25c Pitted Dates, 2 lbs. 25c Rice, 3 lbs.. 25c LEMONS AICD ORANGES, per dozen .19c CLINTON'S BIG CORNER GROCETERIA Phone 48 FD EE DELIVERY Lard, 20 pound pail $2.25 PHONE 48 Where "Sells for Less" PricePrevails SPRING SOCIAL St. Joseph's Hall on the evening of MONDAY, APRIL 13 NINE -PIECE ORCHESTRA CARDS. LUNCH, DANCING 13-1-p. ANNUAL PIE SOCIAL The Women's Institute will servo their annual pie supper in the Com- munity. Hall, Londesboro, on the evening of FRIDAY, APRIL 10TH Consisting of: Hams, Salads, Pie and Cake, with their accessories, served from 5.80 to 8 o'clock, This will be fol- loruet `bit a program by Harvey Me. Gee, Auburn, the Aliens, Harlock and others. Admission 86e and 2,5e. If Not Why Not TRY OUR DAINTY MAID WHOLE WHEAT and WHITE BREAD We Also have a Full Line of BUNS,CAKES,PASTRY OF HIGHEST QUALITY "`Minton Sakertj" Bartliff & Crich Clinton, Ont. Phone No. 1 VARNA A pretty Easter wedding took place at, high noon, Saturday, April 4th, at Side -Brook Farm, Varna, when Florence Catharine, second daughter • of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Johnston, was united in marriage to Melvin L. Webster, yonngest son of Mr. and Mrs, Robt. D. Webster,. Rev. E. A, Poulter performed the ceremony, The bride, who was given' iri mar- riage by her father,, was attractively gowned in shell pink georgette, trimmed with radium lace, with bri- dal veil and carrying a bouquet of aphelia roses and maiden hair fern. Her bridesmaid, Miss Rena E. Johnston, R.N., of Stratford was dressed in orchid satin and carried yellow daffodils. The bridegroom was " attended by his brother, Mr. Watson Webster. The wedding mu- sic was played by Miss Eleanor Ev- ans of Seaforth. After• the ceremony the guests repaired to the dining loom," where a wedding dinner was served,by two of , -the bride's • girl friends, Miss Blanche Taylor and Miss Jean Foster. • The bridegroom's 'gift to the bride was a cabinet of silver, to the brides- maid a silver pendant, to the grooms- man, cuff links, and: to the pianist a 4anity ease. The happy young couple left, amid "showers of good wishes, for a trip to Toronto and Buffalo. The bride travelled in guardsman blue costume with grey accessories. On their re- turn they will reside on the groom's farm near Varna. CARD PARTY AND DANCE The annual Firemen's Card. and Dancing Party ,. will beheld in the TOWN HALL, CLINTON on the evening of FRIDAY, APRIL 10TH commencing at 2 o'clock Good Prizes for Cards Refreshments Served. Admisison, Gents. 35c; Ladies, 25c. 12-2. TASTY BAKING COFFEE PRETZELS The Three Bnkertt' Broadcast Special Hear Them Broadcast Every Monday Night. CANDIES Humbugs with a Butterscotch Center SPECIAL MIXTURE Chocolates, Creams and Jellies Only 19c a lb. FOR THE WEEK -END Bissett Bros. are Making A Special Ice Cream. It will Remind you of the First Ice Cream you Tasted. }—AND HOW G00D— Wendorrf's Bakery & CONFECTIONERY — Makers of "Whole Wheat" and "Snowflake" BREAD PHONE 68 ep a for Sp1 BY HAVING YOUR PLUMBING OVER- HAULED. EAVI;TROUGHING .AND METAL WORK OF ALL KINDS. AGENT FOR RENFREW SEPARATORS AND SCALES 1'0 ak Liens HARDWARE and PLUMBING Phone 244 House Cleaning Time Will Soon Be Here ASK FOR OUR SPECIAL OFFER OF UTILAC QUICK -DRYING ENAMELS' One 25e Brush and one 30c can of Utilae fol+ 25c. ,Also a chance for a Tilt -top centre table whichwill be drawn for on April llth at 9 p.n1. 1Get your coupon numbers now, absol- utely FREE. Then you know we are agents for the old reliable Sherwin- Williams, Berry Brothers, and Campbells Paints; Varnishes and Stains, and we want to tell the World, they are all high grade. Don't miss getting the carton of the Farmer's Wonder Package of Milk Pails, Value, $3.25, for ,$1.98. A brand new stock of Chemically treated Wall and' Floor Mops, etc. FUJJNITURE DEPARTMENT' Our new Spring Patterns of Linoleum, Oil Cloth and Congoleum Also the Linoleum and Congoleum Rugs are here. There are some pretty, snappy patterns to select from. And don't forget to shed your furs, or anything you value into a nice new cedar chest and there will be no worry about Moths. Clinton Hardware & Furniture Co. REAL, NOT IMAGINED SAVINGS While the groceries advertised below are offered at prices that mean real savings to you, the remainder of the stock in our stores is sold at correspondingly low pric es. There is no "jacking tip" of non -advertised commodities to offset the low profit on advertised goods. You may take advantage of our weekly bargains and order the rest of your requirements from our stores. You have the know- Iedge that the balance is being sold to you at the lowest prevailing prices, giving you a cash saving on your whole order. WE SELL THE BEST FOR LESS 111cLaren's Jelly, 5 pkgs, . ,26c Clark's Pork and Beans 2's, 3 tins 25c Wagstaffe Marmalade, 40 oy. ...... i .....,,29c Infant Delight Soap, 8 at 190 Surprise Soap, 4 cakes...,21c Kellogg's Corn Flakes, 2 at 17c Lux Flakes, 3 pkgs, 26c Lealand Pickles, 12 oz. . , 27c Libby's Sauer Kraut, 2 this 25e Hillcrest Shortening, 2 lbs, 27e Corn Starch, 2's at 17c Aylmer Tomatoes, 3 tins .,27c Family Blend Tea, ib39e Brooms, No. 10 3')c MAPLE SYRUP, per gallon 'x2,36 VEGETABLES—Green Onions, Lettuce, Cauliflowers, Cabbage, Celery, ,Tomatoes, SPECIAL SATTJRDAY-Sugar by the. Sack. J. T. MOO IGHT & SON ...,.e,rri+wws..i wit ,g rill, rim A SUPPLY OF THIS FERTILIZER ALWAYS IN STOCK H. CHA•``L SW lvext •Hovey's Drug Store. Jeweller and Optician ,i;h.k., .- REGULAR $1.50 - Some ridiculously facturers, gathered These Shirtings Thursday of 95e weeks low about together shirts and are these each, or 3 �wr, ago we were fortunate enough to purchase at a price, from one of Canada's Largest Shirt Manu- 20 doz, of the finest spring shirts wc'have ever seen at very much higher prices. ' are made from fine broadcloth and fancy weave all fast colors. Shirts go on sale at tax ridiculously low price Shirts for $2.75. SEE THESE IN OUR WINDOW Pluusteel Bros. EXCLUSIVE DEALERS, "CLOTHES OF QUALITY" d x v. 0�,xr nay •14,x ��,1 • dr �F.•' ati SCHNIDER'S LARD, 20 -1b. -pail $2.40 P: -M. COTTAGE ROLL, per lb. 22e SMOKED ROLLS, per lb. .250 BREAKFAST BACON', in piece 25e SMOKED HAM, in piece . 25e ALSO BACK P. M. BACK AND ROLLS FRESH PICNIC HAMS, per lb. 16e SPARE RIBS, per ib. 16e SHOULDER ROASTS of PORK, per Ib. 16e HOME-MADE SAUSAGE, 2 lbs. for 35c HOME-MADE HEAD CHEESE, 2 lbs. for 23c HORSE RADISH, Fresh, per bottle 20e BULK SWEET MIXED PICKLES, per pint 25c SAUER KRAUT, 8 IUs, for “Ju ...• . 25e DI L •f'i'L'.KLES, 2 for Sc KINDLY ORDER THE DAY BEFOREFOR EARLY DELIVERY d 1 1J L L & TYNDALL N " CLINTON'S LEADING MEAT MARKET " Phone 16 Huron Street, 1 is q C8 Q. Ii II 6Spcd - .. kit•• y' �i. I-I�s'f�p't:W.'10 fir. % e 11. . 19 quart Galvanized Pail ALL FOR ®1 Dost Fan 1 Fennell g 1 Bread Pan11 ' OR YOUR CHOICE OF p SEVERAL ARTICLES 0 Sutter & Perdue ............=.0.0.........,, • SUPERIOR -QUALITY CHICKS' - We have Quality Chicks to offer at reduced prices in the follow- ing popula2. breeds: • Barred Rocks, S. C. White Leghorn, White W.yandottes;: Black Minorcan; Jersey Black Giants Trap -nesting. 200 birds in record of performance., ' We can spare a few trays each week f'or custom batching. Let us send, our pamphlet and price list and learn more about us. SUNNYVALE POULTRY FARM AND HATCHERY Seaforth, Ontario. , Phone 137r3, Seaforth Central. O6-tf., TEE CLINTON-NEWS' RECORD A QUALITY ARTICLE HAS EVERYTHING IN IT'S FAVOR INCLUDING IT'S PRICE Wall Paper arguments for -those who question the merits,: `material or aesthetic, of Wall Hangings. It is economical because it com- pletes a room, there's not a single item in the decoration of your home that adds so much in appearance at so little "cost as 'Wallpapers. It is adaptable because it can be used to hide arcbitectural defects, it can be obtained to match or .harmonize with any period of furniture or type, of fabric. It can be purchased in suit- able designs for any room used for a special purpose, It can be had in a variety of prices to suit every purse, It is durable because it shows wear and tear loss than any other wall covering. It is efficient be- cause it involves less- trouble during decoration. It is easier to anticipate the finished effect, hence more lik- ely to ensure satisfaction. It is liberal in it's variety of coloring and design. It is hygienic because it does not allow ,moisture to collect on it's surface. It does much to make a house a comfortable home. . W'e have a liberal assortment at 6c and 7c in limited quantities and nine patterns very specially priced in new geods, ranging in price from 6c to 20c, The W. D. Fair Go. Often the Cheapest—Always the Best Mr. Jack Scruton is in Toronto this week. Ur. Stewart Scott Was up form To- ronto for Easter. Miss Alice Sloman of Stratford was home for Easter, Miss AL A, Stone was with relatives at Essex for Easter. Mr, Frank Brant spent the Easter . week -end in Toronto. Mr. Ernest Hunter of Toronto was home for the Eastertide, Mr, Gordon Veinier was in Kitchener over the Easter week -end. Mr, Stanley Shobbrook was home from Buffalo for Easter. Miss Ruth Shobbrook of Toronto came up for the week -end and holi- day. Miss Grace Scott of Seaforth is vis- iting Miss Isobel Chowen this week. Miss Anna Taylor of Toronto :spent the Eastertide at her home in town. Mrs. D. A. Kay and Miss Mytrle Armstrong were . in Detroit for Poster. Mite $Mary IN/Wilts of Toronto spent the Eaatpi avtsal;:ppd at her lime in town. • Misses Stone and Ward were in To - ionto yesterday attending 4 con.: vention in the Royal York, riIr. and Mrs, Geo. H. Hardy of Lon- don were the•'gue$ts of Ur. and Mrs. A. L. Cartwright for Easter. AI'r. W. Ford of London and Miss Clete Ford of St. Thomas were Easter visitors at their home in town. Ir. Will Argent of St. Catharines motored up and is spending the Easter vacation 'with his mother in town, Mr. Fred Brown of Brantford visit- ed his sister, Mrs. R. Horsley, and ' his brother, Mr. John Brown at Easter. Misses Eleanor and Jean Plumsteel of the College of Education, To- ronto, came hone for the Easter vacation, Miss Ruth Jackson and Mr. Bill Jackson of Toronto were with friends in town ever the Easter 'week -end, Miss Olive Glew, who is a student at Westervelt, London, spent the Eas- tertide with her parents, the IIu- ron road. VIr. R. E. Middleton of Port Credit spent Easter with his parents', Sheriff. C. Cr. and Mrs. Middleton Sunnyside Farm, Huron road. 4liss Cora Jervis, principal of St. George's Continuation school, is spending' the Easter vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. 0. J. Jervis, the Base line. hiss Grace Venner of Tiverton spent Easter at her home in town and is now in attendance at the conven- tion of the Ontario Educational Association, Toronto. Vlrs,' J. C. McMatb, who has been spending the winter in Toronto and her daughter, Miss Marjorie, who has been teaching at Enmesh, re- tuned home on Monday evening. tars. E. H, Wise and her daughter, Mrs." Howard Clark of town and her son, Mr 0. E. Wise of Goderich township motored over to Port Huron and attended the funeral of their aunt, Mrs. A. S. parks, on Thursday last. Mrs. Parks was a former resident of Gocierich town- ship. • lfr, Clifford Castle, 'who has been taking the winter dairy course at -tile O.A.C., Guelph, has returned - home. Mr, Castle came first in the dairy competition, took fourth in •his exams and took second place as an all-around student. He has resumed: his position with the Clin- ton Creamery. T1fCTRSDA:•Y; :A1?RII -O' 1931 Friday . gidftirday, APRIL SHOWERS OF, SUGAR Y Now, Is Your Opportunit , to Buy a Bagof SugarP �at the Lowest Price of the Season. Starting at. 8 o'clock Friday Morning with. each. Purchase of $1.00 -worth of. Gene-ral Groceries we offer you a As we have only a Limited Number, phone or leave your Orders Early for a Sack at this Special Buy. DO NOT MISS THIS CHANCE ONE SACK TO A CUSTOMER Ammonia,. 4 pkgs. Our Own Tea, equal 60c,lb. pkg. Baking Powder, o°;;.''. Kraft Cheese, lb. ALSO ON THESE SPECIAL SALE DAYS )379 25c 19c 3.3c orday and Macaroni, 3 Ib. 25c Soda Biscuits, 2 lb. 32c Jelly Powder, 6 pkgs. 25c 3 cans of Libby's Pork & Beans 25c Tomatoes, 24, 2 tins 25c thy Nature's Best Peas, 2-25c Golden Bantam Corn,2-25c Dates, loose, 3 lbs. 25c Pitted Dates, 2 lbs. 25c Rice, 3 lbs.. 25c LEMONS AICD ORANGES, per dozen .19c CLINTON'S BIG CORNER GROCETERIA Phone 48 FD EE DELIVERY Lard, 20 pound pail $2.25 PHONE 48 Where "Sells for Less" PricePrevails SPRING SOCIAL St. Joseph's Hall on the evening of MONDAY, APRIL 13 NINE -PIECE ORCHESTRA CARDS. LUNCH, DANCING 13-1-p. ANNUAL PIE SOCIAL The Women's Institute will servo their annual pie supper in the Com- munity. Hall, Londesboro, on the evening of FRIDAY, APRIL 10TH Consisting of: Hams, Salads, Pie and Cake, with their accessories, served from 5.80 to 8 o'clock, This will be fol- loruet `bit a program by Harvey Me. Gee, Auburn, the Aliens, Harlock and others. Admission 86e and 2,5e. If Not Why Not TRY OUR DAINTY MAID WHOLE WHEAT and WHITE BREAD We Also have a Full Line of BUNS,CAKES,PASTRY OF HIGHEST QUALITY "`Minton Sakertj" Bartliff & Crich Clinton, Ont. Phone No. 1 VARNA A pretty Easter wedding took place at, high noon, Saturday, April 4th, at Side -Brook Farm, Varna, when Florence Catharine, second daughter • of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Johnston, was united in marriage to Melvin L. Webster, yonngest son of Mr. and Mrs, Robt. D. Webster,. Rev. E. A, Poulter performed the ceremony, The bride, who was given' iri mar- riage by her father,, was attractively gowned in shell pink georgette, trimmed with radium lace, with bri- dal veil and carrying a bouquet of aphelia roses and maiden hair fern. Her bridesmaid, Miss Rena E. Johnston, R.N., of Stratford was dressed in orchid satin and carried yellow daffodils. The bridegroom was " attended by his brother, Mr. Watson Webster. The wedding mu- sic was played by Miss Eleanor Ev- ans of Seaforth. After• the ceremony the guests repaired to the dining loom," where a wedding dinner was served,by two of , -the bride's • girl friends, Miss Blanche Taylor and Miss Jean Foster. • The bridegroom's 'gift to the bride was a cabinet of silver, to the brides- maid a silver pendant, to the grooms- man, cuff links, and: to the pianist a 4anity ease. The happy young couple left, amid "showers of good wishes, for a trip to Toronto and Buffalo. The bride travelled in guardsman blue costume with grey accessories. On their re- turn they will reside on the groom's farm near Varna. CARD PARTY AND DANCE The annual Firemen's Card. and Dancing Party ,. will beheld in the TOWN HALL, CLINTON on the evening of FRIDAY, APRIL 10TH commencing at 2 o'clock Good Prizes for Cards Refreshments Served. Admisison, Gents. 35c; Ladies, 25c. 12-2. TASTY BAKING COFFEE PRETZELS The Three Bnkertt' Broadcast Special Hear Them Broadcast Every Monday Night. CANDIES Humbugs with a Butterscotch Center SPECIAL MIXTURE Chocolates, Creams and Jellies Only 19c a lb. FOR THE WEEK -END Bissett Bros. are Making A Special Ice Cream. It will Remind you of the First Ice Cream you Tasted. }—AND HOW G00D— Wendorrf's Bakery & CONFECTIONERY — Makers of "Whole Wheat" and "Snowflake" BREAD PHONE 68 ep a for Sp1 BY HAVING YOUR PLUMBING OVER- HAULED. EAVI;TROUGHING .AND METAL WORK OF ALL KINDS. AGENT FOR RENFREW SEPARATORS AND SCALES 1'0 ak Liens HARDWARE and PLUMBING Phone 244 House Cleaning Time Will Soon Be Here ASK FOR OUR SPECIAL OFFER OF UTILAC QUICK -DRYING ENAMELS' One 25e Brush and one 30c can of Utilae fol+ 25c. ,Also a chance for a Tilt -top centre table whichwill be drawn for on April llth at 9 p.n1. 1Get your coupon numbers now, absol- utely FREE. Then you know we are agents for the old reliable Sherwin- Williams, Berry Brothers, and Campbells Paints; Varnishes and Stains, and we want to tell the World, they are all high grade. Don't miss getting the carton of the Farmer's Wonder Package of Milk Pails, Value, $3.25, for ,$1.98. A brand new stock of Chemically treated Wall and' Floor Mops, etc. FUJJNITURE DEPARTMENT' Our new Spring Patterns of Linoleum, Oil Cloth and Congoleum Also the Linoleum and Congoleum Rugs are here. There are some pretty, snappy patterns to select from. And don't forget to shed your furs, or anything you value into a nice new cedar chest and there will be no worry about Moths. Clinton Hardware & Furniture Co. REAL, NOT IMAGINED SAVINGS While the groceries advertised below are offered at prices that mean real savings to you, the remainder of the stock in our stores is sold at correspondingly low pric es. There is no "jacking tip" of non -advertised commodities to offset the low profit on advertised goods. You may take advantage of our weekly bargains and order the rest of your requirements from our stores. You have the know- Iedge that the balance is being sold to you at the lowest prevailing prices, giving you a cash saving on your whole order. WE SELL THE BEST FOR LESS 111cLaren's Jelly, 5 pkgs, . ,26c Clark's Pork and Beans 2's, 3 tins 25c Wagstaffe Marmalade, 40 oy. ...... i .....,,29c Infant Delight Soap, 8 at 190 Surprise Soap, 4 cakes...,21c Kellogg's Corn Flakes, 2 at 17c Lux Flakes, 3 pkgs, 26c Lealand Pickles, 12 oz. . , 27c Libby's Sauer Kraut, 2 this 25e Hillcrest Shortening, 2 lbs, 27e Corn Starch, 2's at 17c Aylmer Tomatoes, 3 tins .,27c Family Blend Tea, ib39e Brooms, No. 10 3')c MAPLE SYRUP, per gallon 'x2,36 VEGETABLES—Green Onions, Lettuce, Cauliflowers, Cabbage, Celery, ,Tomatoes, SPECIAL SATTJRDAY-Sugar by the. Sack. J. T. MOO IGHT & SON ...,.e,rri+wws..i wit ,g rill, rim A SUPPLY OF THIS FERTILIZER ALWAYS IN STOCK H. CHA•``L SW