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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1931-04-16, Page 8mmearissmiassze RU CLINTON-NEWS RECORD CLINTON'S LI ADING ,1EW'EL•ERY' S'TORT 19� WILL CAUSE eatitim. A weakness in the eyes, due to constant strain of forcing the vision and the consequent drain on nervous vitality, will cause stomach trouble, headache and general.listlestness. So sensitive is theeye that a strain on it reaets on the entire nervous system.• Have your eyes tested at least occasionally by our special e: quipment, and fitted with proper glasses. R. H. J § NSON Graduate of Toronto College of Optometry Next Hovey's Drug Store. Jeweller and Optician rearMillarfZERSMEEZEVISEEMEZNOMMASEEIGESiliks WALL PAPER AT 6c A low -pricer] paper,' nicely Colored, printed on a fairly good quality of stock, If you. have a room to paper at small cost- see this excellent val- ue. $1;08 buys enough wall and ,border to paper a room 10x12x8. AT 8c A serviceable pattern for kitchen pantry or hall, znosiac pattern with prettily colored insets. lVlalces a most cheerful wall covering.. You will appreciate the low cost of this ser- viceable pattern. $1.44 for enough. wall' and border to paper a room: 101.- 12x8, Ux 12x8, ATwhe A good looking -bedroom, climbing flowers with'pink and blue predoni- mating, silvery stripes, add znuch to it's brightness, $1.25 bays enough wall and border ` to` papery •a room. I0xl2x8. AT 121/2c A good living room, dining:,room or hall, the pattern resembles that found in' expensive papers. Soft,. subdued colorings are enriched with metallic shades in green, blue and rose. Wall and border for a room 10x12xhcosts $2.05. AT 15c Few low-priced 'papers as well Colored as this one. Rich shades of tan, blue, green and rose are com- bined to make a most desirable ef- fect. We are reasonably sure it will please you. for any downstairs room. $2.46 for a room requiring Wall and border,, size 10x12xS. AT 20c • Artistic colorings plus an up-to- date design usually totals excessive cost, but not so with this distinctive pattern for living -room, dining -room, hall or den, it has a modernistic ground with a graceful tastefully colored design outlined in gilt. $542 for wall and border for a room 1ox12x8. Me W. D. Fair Co. Often the Cheapest—Always the Best UIIII !° �7NNillumi mums n I u . niM '`,,,u SIA nu I�i Mrs, W, C. Brown returned to Woocl stock on Saturday. Mrs. J. Wiseman is visiting her daughter hi Windsor. Mrs, A. L. Cartwright spent the week -end in Toronto. Mrs. Burrows has been visiting her sister-in-law, Mrs. H. Pennebaker. Miss Myrtle Spencer of Toronto is visiting her aunt, Mrs. R. Mar- shall. Mrs. James Connelly of •Goderieb was the week -end guest of Mr. and 3tfrs. A. J, Morrish, Mrs. Len, Cantelon has returned from Toronto after spending a week with relatives and friends. Miss Hattie Courtice spent the Eas- ter holiday period in Toronto and Hamilton, returning home last weekend. Mr. and Mrs, George D. McTaggart,' who have been spending the winter in Toronto, returned to their home here last week M,r. and Mfrs. F. A. Wiggins of To- ronto were in town last week, com- ing up for. the military ball on Thursday evening. Mrs. W. N.: Hamilton and son George of Markstay spent a few days last week as the guests of M'r. and Mrs, A. F. Cudinore. 1 Ir. and Mrs. Harry Tasker and sons of Toronto spent a recent week- end as guests at the home of the 'lady's sister, Mrs, J. A. Rath. 1Vir•.. Dean Courtice and little daugh- ter, Miss Betty, of Hamilton were week -end guests of the former's sister, Miss Hattie Courtice. Mrs. A. T. Cooper was in Toronto last week attendingthe annual convention of the Ontario Federa- tion e - i'ed za tion of Home and SehooI Clubs. Mrs. C. McKinnon left on Saturday last for her home in Thorold after spending the Easter vacation per- iod with Iter mother, Mrs. J. John- ston. r. and Mrs, W. E. Perdue returned last week from Bay City, 'Mich., whither they had been called by the sudden death of. the latter's father. Mr. Ray Carter returned to Toronto on Sunday after spending the Eas- ter holidays at the• .home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. T. Carter of town. Mrs. Constantine of Drumheller, Al- ta., and Miss Elizabeth Chidley of Toronto visited last week with Mrs. W, Brydone and called on many old friends. Mrs, How motored up from Toronto last week -end and visited her brother and other relatives in Stanley township and went on to 'Goderich to visit her sister, Miss Frances Cooper returned to Toronto on Friday after .spending a week with her cousin, Mrs,,II. B,. Manning. She motored home with 51!r. and Mrs. G. E. Hall. lir. Dodds Holloway, who has been spending the past few weeks with. his mother in town; coining to at- tend the funeral of his father, re- turns this week to Fleming, Sask. Mr. W. B. Paisley motored up from Toronto on Thursday, bringing his mother, Mrs. W. J. Paisley, who has been spending the winter with him in the city. He remained un- til Saturday. • Mr. and Mips. G. E. Hall motored to Toronto" on,. Friday and remained over the week -end with their' son in the city. Miss Evelyn returned with them to ,resume her studies at the [Iniversitv,•after spending the Easter vacation at her home,. r. W. Argent returned to resume his teaching' duties at St. Cathar- TIii,RSPAY, APRIL '16, 102t Lemons, per dozen .19c Oranges, per dozen 19c Large Juicy Grape Fruit,, each l0"e•, BASKET OF ORANGES 49c tete h Kraft Cheese, lb. 33c Soda Biscuits, lb. 16c Rolled Oats, 7 lbs. 23c Corn Flakes, 3 for 25c Jelly }Powder, 6 for 25c 3 Libby's aPdr]Beans 25c Our Own Tea pkg. 25c. Oyir Own baking- 19c powder Macaroni, albs. 25c is Hsi eging S ee g is • Lux, 3 pkgs. 25c Soap Chips, 2 lbs. 19c Ammonia, 4 pkgs. 25c Comfort Soap, 5 b. 25c amMT Scotch Mints, 2 lbs. 25c Tomato Soup, 2 tins` 21c Peas, 3 (No. 4) 25c Fresh Picnic Hams 16c Tomatoes, 2 (2 2) 19c 10 Surprise Soap 53c 5 lbs. Gran. Sugar 28c Dates 3 lbs. 25c Breakfast Bacon 25c j Lard, 5 lb. pail 75c Peameal Bacon 35c Lard, 10 lb. pail $1.25 FRESH TROUT FRIDAY AND SATURDAY CLINTON'S BIG CORNER GROCETEi,IA Phone 48 Wher e "Sells for Less" Price Prevails ines after spending the ,Easter holidays at his home in town. He took his sister, Mrs. J. G. Quinnell, and little Miss Margaret, to their home in Toronto, his mother also accompanying them to spend a few weeks in the city. AUBURN Mrs, W. Moore, of Cobalt is visit- ing her father, Mr. Jas. Lawson, who is -not in the best of health. Mrs. Howard Adams of Toronto is visiting .at the home of Mr. Thos. Adams. The B,Y.P.U, will hold their regu- lar monthly meeting next Sunday ev- ening, The young people of Knox United will put on the program. The funeral of the late Miss Han- nah Erratt was• held on Tuesday af- ternoon from the hone of her niece, Mrs. John Wilson, Jr. The deceased woman was born in Stanley township 76 years ago and of late years made her residence with her nieces, Mrs. J. Wilson and Drs. Charles Straughan and her nephew, 0. E. Erratt, who are the only immediate surviving relatives in this vicinity. A. private service -was conducted by Rev. T. W. Goodwill and interment Made in Bayfield Ceme- tery. Sprinkled with Crisp Nut Meats Thosea "Three Bakers" rs' know how to good pick thingsYou g d toeat. Y can take their advice every time. This week it's FILBERT ROLLS. • Crun- chy delights! Rich, delicately sweet- ened and thickly sprinkled with crisp, fresh filbert nuts, are the FIL- BERT ROLLS we make. You'll want to serve them often. Start in this week—we're snaking a feature of them, FILBERT ROLLS BAKED HY "Winton: Sakerq" ANOTHER SHIPMENTS- OF SMILES'N CHUCKLES Fil!DGE Special Saturday at 29c a lb. OH, -SO GOOD Bartliff & Crich Clinton, Ont, Phone No. 1 Shrubs, and Perennials This is the time to place your or- der for shrubs and Perennialsfor early May delivery.• We will be glad to quote you prices, - J. CUNINGHAME ' FLORIST CLINTON," ONT. Phones :1,76W, 31 14-1. Is the Night of the Play Old Maids''Association in the Town Hall, Clinton given under auspices of the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Presbyterian Church. It will be Funny • Admission 50c and 35c. TASTY BAKING COFFEE PRETZELS The Three Bakers' Broadcast Special Hear Them Broadcast Every Monday Night. CANDIES Humbugs with a Butterscotch Center SPECIAL MIXTURE Chocolates, Creams and Jellies Only 19c a ib. FOR THE WEEK -END Bissett Bros. are Making A Special Ie Cream. I Ice vil t� 1Rmm e ' do y u of the First Ice Cream you Tasted. —AND IOW GOOD -- Wend rf's Bakery & CONFECTIONERY --- Makers of "Whole Wheat" and "Snowflake" BREAD PHONE 6S epare 1 S BY HAVING YOUR PLUMBING OVER- HAULED. EAVETROUGHiNG AND ME!fAL WORK OF ALL :KINDS: ' AiGENT FOR RENFREW SEPARATORS AND SCALES • • HARDWARE. and PLUMBING Phone 244 r Spring Clean-up Time is Here We have a New Stock of Lawn Mowers The Best Make at the Best Prices also Garden and Lawn Tools of all kinds Then you:know we are agents for the old reliable Sherwin- Williauts, 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. PUEINITURE DEPARTMENT Our new Spring Patterns of Linoleum, 011 Cloth and Congoteutn Also the Linoleum and Congoleurn 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. EMPHASIZED FACTO` I- S • Your Superior grocer, placing great value on your continued patronage, does give your orders the attention they deserve. His delivery service is maintained for your convenience, In every way he tries to make shopping a pleasure in his Superior Store. Wt SDLL THE ;ESTI Of` LESS Rlnso large pkg. 19c Fancy Hallowi Dates, 2 lbs. 17c Fray Bentos Corn. Beef 170 Sherriff'sGood Morning Strawberry lain, 40 oz. ,39c Marmalade, 16 es 23e, Macaroni Spaghetti, pkg. • .100 32 oz, for 39c Princess Soap Flakes 23c Hillcrest Shortening, 2 lbs. 27c Calay Toilet Soap, 3 for 22c Maple Leaf Salmon, 1-2's 19e (ono Free) Maple Leaf Salmon, 1's,.35e Bulk Soap Chips, 2 lbs, 25c Aylmer 'Soups, 8 tins 29c Junket tablet 'or powder Kellog's All Bran • 17c 2 for 25e STOP ANI) LOOK At our window display of Fresh Fruits and Vegetables also Week -End Special in Groceries are on display. Oranges, ,2 dozen 33e New Pineapples .. ,•, .....25e Oranges, per dozen 27c New Carrots, 2 bunches ..29c Oranges, per dozen 35c Cauliflower, New Cabbage, Grape Fruit, 80's 3 for ...,23c Celery, Leaf Lettuce, Head Lemons, per dozen 10c Lettuce SPECIAL AND EXTRA SPECIAL AYLMER TOMATO WEEK, APRIL- 27th to MAY 4th We have been able to get a special price on Aylmer goods for the annual Aylmer Tomato Week. So be sure to give us- a call and you will save money by so doing, J. Te McKNIGHT M • _• 4-* q..y pOJ•JJ.A•.! 6. DOUR 0 fill Cm tviL Free Flom _Fe flEerp� A SUPPLY OF THIS FERTILIZER ALWAYS IN STOCK. H. CHARLES O T .vac..a+.,Pe.•meaw+ae.�c•.•ar��oo• .. ... ,Sone ridiculously facturers, gathered Shirtings of 95c . weeks low about together These shirts and Thursday each, or ago price, 20 doz. at are are all these 3 Shirts SEE REGULAR $1.50 i 3c we were fortunate enough to purchase from one of Canada's Largest Shirt of the finest spring shirts we have very much higher prices. made from fine broadcloth and fancy fast colors. Shirts go on sale at teh ridiculously for $2.75. • THESE IN OURWIINDOW at a Manu- ever seen , weave low price Plurnsteel Bros. EXCLUSIVE DEALERS, "CLOTHES OF QUALITY" ilwaffitegIvlobledEMONINIMMIIIM wr,°�� p�@w4 r � 44 �K;Fc�''3 k. SCHNItiER'S LARD, 20 -1b. -pail P. M. COTTAGE ROLL, per lb. SMOKED ROLLS, per lb.25e BREAKFAST BACON, in piece SMOKED HAM, in piece . ' ALSO BACK P. M. BACK AND ROLLS - FRESH PICNIC HAMS, per lb. SPARE RIBS, per Ib. SHOULDER ROASTS of PORK, per ib. HOME-MADE SAUSAGE, 2 lbs, for HOME-MADE HEAD CHEESE, 2 lbs. for HORSE RADISH, Fresh, per bottle BULK SWEET MIXED PICKLES, per pint • SAUER KRAUT, 8 lbs, for DILL PICKLES, 2 for $2.25 22e • , , .25e 25c -1/4 16c 160 160 350 25c 20c 25c 25c 50 KINDLY ORDER THE DAY BEFORE FOR EARLY DELIVERY CONNELL, TYNDAL� CLINTON'S LEADING MEAT 'MARKET " Phone 162 Huron Street. °m�®,m =i0=6i ,H qqpp II cs 11 `- G bJ y �r01=dD%e.=:=0=0 Cl=EB.-�-d...•. al r,s 4n� jq Rk,. i tir '' s' �� ________„_______ 11 10 quart Galvanized Pail 0 1 Dust Pan 1 Bread Pan •1 Funnel] OR YOUR CHOICE SEVERAL ARTICLES o ' ALL FOR �; .. . OF II n o II 0 • Sutter Perdue, r ........=. .....E ... SUPERIOR QUALITY CRICKS Wo have Quality Chicks to offer at reduced prices in the.follow- ing popular breeds: " Barred Rocks, S. C. White Leghorns, White Wyandottes, Black Minorcas, Jessey Black Giants • Trap -nesting. 200 birds in record of :performance. We can•spare a few trays each week for eustora hatehing. Let us send our'patiiphlet and price list and • learn more about us. SUNNYVALE POULTRY FARM AND -HATCHERY - Seaforth, Ontario. Phone 137r3, Seaforth Central. ' OG-tf•, WALL PAPER AT 6c A low -pricer] paper,' nicely Colored, printed on a fairly good quality of stock, If you. have a room to paper at small cost- see this excellent val- ue. $1;08 buys enough wall and ,border to paper a room 10x12x8. AT 8c A serviceable pattern for kitchen pantry or hall, znosiac pattern with prettily colored insets. lVlalces a most cheerful wall covering.. You will appreciate the low cost of this ser- viceable pattern. $1.44 for enough. wall' and border to paper a room: 101.- 12x8, Ux 12x8, ATwhe A good looking -bedroom, climbing flowers with'pink and blue predoni- mating, silvery stripes, add znuch to it's brightness, $1.25 bays enough wall and border ` to` papery •a room. I0xl2x8. AT 121/2c A good living room, dining:,room or hall, the pattern resembles that found in' expensive papers. Soft,. subdued colorings are enriched with metallic shades in green, blue and rose. Wall and border for a room 10x12xhcosts $2.05. AT 15c Few low-priced 'papers as well Colored as this one. Rich shades of tan, blue, green and rose are com- bined to make a most desirable ef- fect. We are reasonably sure it will please you. for any downstairs room. $2.46 for a room requiring Wall and border,, size 10x12xS. AT 20c • Artistic colorings plus an up-to- date design usually totals excessive cost, but not so with this distinctive pattern for living -room, dining -room, hall or den, it has a modernistic ground with a graceful tastefully colored design outlined in gilt. $542 for wall and border for a room 1ox12x8. Me W. D. Fair Co. Often the Cheapest—Always the Best UIIII !° �7NNillumi mums n I u . niM '`,,,u SIA nu I�i Mrs, W, C. Brown returned to Woocl stock on Saturday. Mrs. J. Wiseman is visiting her daughter hi Windsor. Mrs, A. L. Cartwright spent the week -end in Toronto. Mrs. Burrows has been visiting her sister-in-law, Mrs. H. Pennebaker. Miss Myrtle Spencer of Toronto is visiting her aunt, Mrs. R. Mar- shall. Mrs. James Connelly of •Goderieb was the week -end guest of Mr. and 3tfrs. A. J, Morrish, Mrs. Len, Cantelon has returned from Toronto after spending a week with relatives and friends. Miss Hattie Courtice spent the Eas- ter holiday period in Toronto and Hamilton, returning home last weekend. Mr. and Mrs, George D. McTaggart,' who have been spending the winter in Toronto, returned to their home here last week M,r. and Mfrs. F. A. Wiggins of To- ronto were in town last week, com- ing up for. the military ball on Thursday evening. Mrs. W. N.: Hamilton and son George of Markstay spent a few days last week as the guests of M'r. and Mrs, A. F. Cudinore. 1 Ir. and Mrs. Harry Tasker and sons of Toronto spent a recent week- end as guests at the home of the 'lady's sister, Mrs, J. A. Rath. 1Vir•.. Dean Courtice and little daugh- ter, Miss Betty, of Hamilton were week -end guests of the former's sister, Miss Hattie Courtice. Mrs. A. T. Cooper was in Toronto last week attendingthe annual convention of the Ontario Federa- tion e - i'ed za tion of Home and SehooI Clubs. Mrs. C. McKinnon left on Saturday last for her home in Thorold after spending the Easter vacation per- iod with Iter mother, Mrs. J. John- ston. r. and Mrs, W. E. Perdue returned last week from Bay City, 'Mich., whither they had been called by the sudden death of. the latter's father. Mr. Ray Carter returned to Toronto on Sunday after spending the Eas- ter holidays at the• .home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. T. Carter of town. Mrs. Constantine of Drumheller, Al- ta., and Miss Elizabeth Chidley of Toronto visited last week with Mrs. W, Brydone and called on many old friends. Mrs, How motored up from Toronto last week -end and visited her brother and other relatives in Stanley township and went on to 'Goderich to visit her sister, Miss Frances Cooper returned to Toronto on Friday after .spending a week with her cousin, Mrs,,II. B,. Manning. She motored home with 51!r. and Mrs. G. E. Hall. lir. Dodds Holloway, who has been spending the past few weeks with. his mother in town; coining to at- tend the funeral of his father, re- turns this week to Fleming, Sask. Mr. W. B. Paisley motored up from Toronto on Thursday, bringing his mother, Mrs. W. J. Paisley, who has been spending the winter with him in the city. He remained un- til Saturday. • Mr. and Mips. G. E. Hall motored to Toronto" on,. Friday and remained over the week -end with their' son in the city. Miss Evelyn returned with them to ,resume her studies at the [Iniversitv,•after spending the Easter vacation at her home,. r. W. Argent returned to resume his teaching' duties at St. Cathar- TIii,RSPAY, APRIL '16, 102t Lemons, per dozen .19c Oranges, per dozen 19c Large Juicy Grape Fruit,, each l0"e•, BASKET OF ORANGES 49c tete h Kraft Cheese, lb. 33c Soda Biscuits, lb. 16c Rolled Oats, 7 lbs. 23c Corn Flakes, 3 for 25c Jelly }Powder, 6 for 25c 3 Libby's aPdr]Beans 25c Our Own Tea pkg. 25c. Oyir Own baking- 19c powder Macaroni, albs. 25c is Hsi eging S ee g is • Lux, 3 pkgs. 25c Soap Chips, 2 lbs. 19c Ammonia, 4 pkgs. 25c Comfort Soap, 5 b. 25c amMT Scotch Mints, 2 lbs. 25c Tomato Soup, 2 tins` 21c Peas, 3 (No. 4) 25c Fresh Picnic Hams 16c Tomatoes, 2 (2 2) 19c 10 Surprise Soap 53c 5 lbs. Gran. Sugar 28c Dates 3 lbs. 25c Breakfast Bacon 25c j Lard, 5 lb. pail 75c Peameal Bacon 35c Lard, 10 lb. pail $1.25 FRESH TROUT FRIDAY AND SATURDAY CLINTON'S BIG CORNER GROCETEi,IA Phone 48 Wher e "Sells for Less" Price Prevails ines after spending the ,Easter holidays at his home in town. He took his sister, Mrs. J. G. Quinnell, and little Miss Margaret, to their home in Toronto, his mother also accompanying them to spend a few weeks in the city. AUBURN Mrs, W. Moore, of Cobalt is visit- ing her father, Mr. Jas. Lawson, who is -not in the best of health. Mrs. Howard Adams of Toronto is visiting .at the home of Mr. Thos. Adams. The B,Y.P.U, will hold their regu- lar monthly meeting next Sunday ev- ening, The young people of Knox United will put on the program. The funeral of the late Miss Han- nah Erratt was• held on Tuesday af- ternoon from the hone of her niece, Mrs. John Wilson, Jr. The deceased woman was born in Stanley township 76 years ago and of late years made her residence with her nieces, Mrs. J. Wilson and Drs. Charles Straughan and her nephew, 0. E. Erratt, who are the only immediate surviving relatives in this vicinity. A. private service -was conducted by Rev. T. W. Goodwill and interment Made in Bayfield Ceme- tery. Sprinkled with Crisp Nut Meats Thosea "Three Bakers" rs' know how to good pick thingsYou g d toeat. Y can take their advice every time. This week it's FILBERT ROLLS. • Crun- chy delights! Rich, delicately sweet- ened and thickly sprinkled with crisp, fresh filbert nuts, are the FIL- BERT ROLLS we make. You'll want to serve them often. Start in this week—we're snaking a feature of them, FILBERT ROLLS BAKED HY "Winton: Sakerq" ANOTHER SHIPMENTS- OF SMILES'N CHUCKLES Fil!DGE Special Saturday at 29c a lb. OH, -SO GOOD Bartliff & Crich Clinton, Ont, Phone No. 1 Shrubs, and Perennials This is the time to place your or- der for shrubs and Perennialsfor early May delivery.• We will be glad to quote you prices, - J. CUNINGHAME ' FLORIST CLINTON," ONT. Phones :1,76W, 31 14-1. Is the Night of the Play Old Maids''Association in the Town Hall, Clinton given under auspices of the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Presbyterian Church. It will be Funny • Admission 50c and 35c. TASTY BAKING COFFEE PRETZELS The Three Bakers' Broadcast Special Hear Them Broadcast Every Monday Night. CANDIES Humbugs with a Butterscotch Center SPECIAL MIXTURE Chocolates, Creams and Jellies Only 19c a ib. FOR THE WEEK -END Bissett Bros. are Making A Special Ie Cream. I Ice vil t� 1Rmm e ' do y u of the First Ice Cream you Tasted. —AND IOW GOOD -- Wend rf's Bakery & CONFECTIONERY --- Makers of "Whole Wheat" and "Snowflake" BREAD PHONE 6S epare 1 S BY HAVING YOUR PLUMBING OVER- HAULED. EAVETROUGHiNG AND ME!fAL WORK OF ALL :KINDS: ' AiGENT FOR RENFREW SEPARATORS AND SCALES • • HARDWARE. and PLUMBING Phone 244 r Spring Clean-up Time is Here We have a New Stock of Lawn Mowers The Best Make at the Best Prices also Garden and Lawn Tools of all kinds Then you:know we are agents for the old reliable Sherwin- Williauts, 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. PUEINITURE DEPARTMENT Our new Spring Patterns of Linoleum, 011 Cloth and Congoteutn Also the Linoleum and Congoleurn 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. EMPHASIZED FACTO` I- S • Your Superior grocer, placing great value on your continued patronage, does give your orders the attention they deserve. His delivery service is maintained for your convenience, In every way he tries to make shopping a pleasure in his Superior Store. Wt SDLL THE ;ESTI Of` LESS Rlnso large pkg. 19c Fancy Hallowi Dates, 2 lbs. 17c Fray Bentos Corn. Beef 170 Sherriff'sGood Morning Strawberry lain, 40 oz. ,39c Marmalade, 16 es 23e, Macaroni Spaghetti, pkg. • .100 32 oz, for 39c Princess Soap Flakes 23c Hillcrest Shortening, 2 lbs. 27c Calay Toilet Soap, 3 for 22c Maple Leaf Salmon, 1-2's 19e (ono Free) Maple Leaf Salmon, 1's,.35e Bulk Soap Chips, 2 lbs, 25c Aylmer 'Soups, 8 tins 29c Junket tablet 'or powder Kellog's All Bran • 17c 2 for 25e STOP ANI) LOOK At our window display of Fresh Fruits and Vegetables also Week -End Special in Groceries are on display. Oranges, ,2 dozen 33e New Pineapples .. ,•, .....25e Oranges, per dozen 27c New Carrots, 2 bunches ..29c Oranges, per dozen 35c Cauliflower, New Cabbage, Grape Fruit, 80's 3 for ...,23c Celery, Leaf Lettuce, Head Lemons, per dozen 10c Lettuce SPECIAL AND EXTRA SPECIAL AYLMER TOMATO WEEK, APRIL- 27th to MAY 4th We have been able to get a special price on Aylmer goods for the annual Aylmer Tomato Week. So be sure to give us- a call and you will save money by so doing, J. Te McKNIGHT M • _• 4-* q..y pOJ•JJ.A•.! 6. DOUR 0 fill Cm tviL Free Flom _Fe flEerp� A SUPPLY OF THIS FERTILIZER ALWAYS IN STOCK. H. CHARLES O T .vac..a+.,Pe.•meaw+ae.�c•.•ar��oo• .. ...