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THE CLINTON NEWS -RECORD
BEAT'TIE'S FUNERAL HOME
- RATTENBURY STREET, CLINTON
an added convenience, in time of need
AT NO EXTRA COST
GEORGE B. BEATTIE
PHONE `184W DAY OR NIGHT
WE CARRY A
OM
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.**,)"4.
r4, Paints
FLOOR WAX, ,PLASTER
HOUSEHOLD
FULL. LINE OF
I Lt Enamels
& Varnishes
WOOD and
CEMENT.
Electric Hot Plates — Irons — Toasters .& Grills.
1 USED ELECTRIC WASHER -
BUG KILLER, King and Three -In -One
SUTTER e? PERDUE
HARDWARE. PLUMBING & ELECTRICIANS
PHONE 147w. CLINTON, ONT.
Seasonable
SALE
erchandi&e
NEW PRINTS — New Patterns suitable for Aprons and House
Dresses Old Prices .19c & 25c
.COTTON BROADCLOTH White or Colored 22c
FACTORY COTTON — Yard Wide 16c to 25e'
FACTORY COTTON —'40 in. wide ` 29c
TURKISH TOWELING — Dark Stripe for common use,
Special Price
•
TURKISH TOWELS — Dark Stripes — Large Size, r
Best Value at Old Price 35e.
LIGHT FANCY PATTERNS 25c to $1.00
MEN'S FANCY COTTON HOSE 19c 25c — 29c
MEN'S BROWN OXFORDS — New Style - A Good Oxford
at a Low. Price 52A9
19e
SUMMER SHOES - Men's, Women's and;
Children's at Clearing Prices.
Plumsteel Bros.
Arrow 'Shirts — Adam Hata — Scott & McHale Shoes for Mea ..
Agents Tip Top Tailors.
Enjoy, Your Leisure•. Hours
IN THE OPEN SPACES
We have just received.a large new stock'of
RECLINING CHAIRS AND STOOLS
of various kinds. But as the season may be rather
short owing to their late arrival we are marking
them at very attractive prices. So here is your
chance to save "money: •
We 'are. pleaded to tell you• that more
•. 'STUDIO COUCHES HAVE ARRIVED
;r ..
and we expect more. very shortly. You will find
one. of these yery comfortable and may help you
out, when extra: company comes; or if your up stair
rooms are pretty hot; . and we :always carry occas-
ional chairs to match them. If you are looking for,
Second hand Prams, Dining Suite, or Chesterfield
Suite or, Davenport, „it will pay to see our stock. •
•
"The Store With . The Stock"
BALL.'', ZAP -FE
Hardware -- Furniture •- F nero1 Directors -- .Ambulance Service.'
W. Ball, Phone 361. ' PHONE 195 -• J. .1. Zapfe, Phone .103.
Have you bought your share of
War Savings Stamps? You may
think it is none of ,our concern. Our
advanced justification for the question
is that it is our animated concern to
sell;the5n. Take hart or all of your
change in War Savings Stamps and
learn how easy it is;to have enough to
possess a Savings Certificate costing
you $4.00 in small payments and se-
curing you $5.00 in return. We have
been specially appointed vendors.
They will keep your dollars working
for you on a small investment, they
will help to secure victory, they will.
help to promote your personal suc-
cess, maybe the foundation of a care
free retirement they will "mend your
fences" in anticipation of the future,
they will forge the dagger Lt Gen.
McNaughton talks about as pointing
straight. at Berlin. Saving is a Ser-
vice. Buy Stamps every week.
Cheer, joy, pleasure and friendship,
in fact.every emotion may be expres-
sed through the mediuin of a greeting
card. • Remember your friends with
one and estimate the two way pleas-
ure.
Due to unprecedented shortages in
basic materials the supply of certain
goods coming to us will be limited or
not procurable, but after all 'we've a
war to win. Give thought to the ad-
vantage it may be to you to buy Wax
Savings. Stamps.
Write to the point—a Fountain Pen
deserving your attention is our Sky-
writer or Parkette at $1.50 plus 25%
sales tax making cost to you $1.88
net. Price is important only when
all other points have been considered.
GET THE WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
HABIT! WE SELL THE STA1%iPS
The W. D. Fair Co
Often the Cheapest—Always the Best
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WEEKEND
SPECIALS
1 BAG FLUFFS, 25 qt.
PUFFED WHEAT .. .... 39c
2 LB. PURE LARD 29c
4 PKGS. JAR RINGS 25c
1 DOZ. ZINC RINGS 25c
7 LB. BAG PASTRY•FLOUR 29c
7 LB. BAG FIVE ROSES
FLOUR 29c
6 •CAKES P & G SOAP 29c
6 CAKES ASSORTED
TOILET SOAP 25c
1 Pkg. MORNING CHEER 1 lb. 39c
6 LB. NEW POTATOES,
(Home Grown) 25e
2' CAKES ODEX' SOAP .. 11c
2 PKG. CHAMPION
DOG or CAT FOOD 25c
2 LARGE Pkgs. CORN FLAKES 25e
1 LB. REX BULK COCOA 19c
SWEET JUICY ORANGES
at 24c, 33; 39c Doz.
W. L. JOHNSON
GROCER
FREE DELIVERY
PHONE 286
Miss Edith Hunt, of Toronto, is visi-
ting friends in town. p•�
ior
Miss Cara Streets is holidaying in ; i r
Grand Bend this week
Miss Pearl Elliott spent two days
visiting friends in London this week
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne McBride, of
Windsor, with the latter's sister,
Mrs. Dave Kay.
Misses Lorna Plumsteel and Kaye
Ross, •of Toronto, spent the week-
end
eekend at their homes in town.
Captain and Mrs. Harold Lawson were
guests at the Elson—Redditt wed-
ding in Goderich on Saturday.
Mrs. Eric Howes ,of London, spent
the past week with friends and re-
latives in Clinton and Goderich.
Rev. G. W. Sherman of Sparta, form-
erly of Clinton Baptist church, call-
ed on friends in town this week.
Mrs, Herb. Castle is visiting in Mount
Forest with her son and daughter -
in law, Mr. and Mrs. Cliff. Castle.
Mr. and Mrs. Frecl Sloman and family
of the Railway School Car, at Gap-
reol, are spending the summer holi-
days in town.
Mrs. W. Greenwood and Miss Sylvia
Greenwood of Toronto were the
weekend guests of Mr. G. E. Hall,
and Miss Evelyn.
Mts. Adam Cantelon has reihu'ned to
his home in Piapot, Sask., after an
eiltended visit with friends and re-
latives here and in Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. John . Atkinson and
daughter, Sheila, of Minnedosa,
Man., are visiting in Clinton, Their
son, L.A.C. Terry Atkinson is
training at No. 31 Radio School.
The following Clinton boys spent a
very enjoyable week at the United
Church Boy's Camp on the Goderich
Summer School grounds, Frank
Fingland, Don Haddy, Don Miller,
Bill Ohowein and Fred Thorndike.
Mrs. W. D. Eddy, who has been visi-
ting her, sister, Mrs. G. B. Hale, of
town for the past few months left
on, Saturday for her home at Cres-
ton, B.C. She will stop off in To-
ronto with her brother for a few
days before leaving for the coast.
Mr. and Mns. Sowerby and son Billy
of Detroit spent the early part of
the week with Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Cochrane. On Wednesday,, accomp
anted by 'Mr. and Mrs. Cochrane
and Sgt. Robinson of 'No. 31 Radio
School, they spent the day at
Georgian Bay. ing'staff. Mita' Rickerls now teach -
Mr. W. T .E Leppiiigton, 'of Galt, is i, ing in a Girl's School at Pengschein
spending his holidbys at his 'home' 30 miles from Chengtu, China. Last
`in town; 'andi.orti.lVionclay attended
the 12th of Jdly' celebrations in
London; accompanied by his sister,;
Edith andLloyd Johnston and Mur-
ray East. They called on relatives
while in the city.
Stores
PHONE 1U—CLINTON.
SPECIALS FOR
July 16, 17, 18th
CARNATION MILK ..:large tin 9p
CAMPBELL'S TOMATO SOUP tin 8c
HILLCREST LARD ib. 15c
VAN CAMP'S PORK & BEANS,
tin 10e.
AYLMER TOMATO CATSUP,
12 oz. bottle 14c
ORANGES, Size 344s .... doz23c
GRAPEFRUIT 5 for 25c
LEMONS,4Large Size 4 for 10e
.,NEW POTATOES, . 15 lb. peck 59c
COOKING ONIONS, Small, 3 lb. los
CABBAGE, Large Head . 10c each
CARROTS 3 bunches 25c
CELERY STALKS ......'2 for 19c
TOMATOES, Home Grown .. Ib. 19c
BOSTON BRAND COFFEE, . Ib. 39c
I:LKil•l} bottle 25c
PAROWAX .. 1 ib. pkg. 15c
ZINC RINGS doz. 25c
CERTO CRYSTALS , .. 2 pkgs. 25c
CROWN JARS, Meddoz. $1.19
T. fl. THDMPS.ON
PERSONALS
Mr, and Mrs. H. E: Ricker of North
Bay were guests this week of Mrs.
B. C. Hearn and family. Many of
our citizens will remember •their
daughter, Evelyn, who was former-
ly on :the Collegiate Institute teach -
heard if directly from her vias in
Febr{iary 'last and written on De -
camber 29, 1941. The letter came,.
by air mail post marked and
stamps worth $7.15 which shows
something of the exchange values.
THURS., JULY 16, 194'
In The Letter Box
Mrs. Erma Hale ;Adauis hasre-
ceived the following, letter from Mr.
Frank Knox, secretary of the United
States Navy.,
My Dear Mrs. Adams:-
I desire to offer to you my personal
condolence in the tragic death of your
husband, James Wilbur Adams,
Aviation Chief Radioman, U.S. Navy,
attached to the VP Squadron 44, on
June 4th, 1942.
It -is hoped that you may find com-
fort in thethought that he made the
supreme sacrifice upholding the high-
est traditions of the Navy, in the de-
fense of his country.
Very sincerely yours,
FRANK'KNOX.
v—
Wesley-Willis Y.P.U.
The Wesley -Willis Young People's
Union -sponsored fireside hour, organ-
ized during the early part of the win -
,ter as an after -evening service• en-
tertainment for members) of the var-
ious service units' personnel, is being
'continued during the summer months.
Instead of holding the social hour in
the church hall, as in winter times
they meet at the homes of members
of the congregation. Last Sunday
night the young people gathered at
the home of Mrs. and Miss F. R. Cwn-
ingharne and the meeting was held
on the lawn. About 60 were present.
Miss Kathleen McGill was program
director and Rev. J. C. Britton, Y.M.
C.A. director at Port Albert airport,
and LAG Audrey Conran, of Clinton
radio school song leaders. Sergeant
McEwen favored the group with
piano selections; Mrs. Britton with a
poem reading and Miss Pearl Elliott
with vocal solos with 'sister Edna,
Reg.N., playing piano accompani-
ment, Mrs. J. G. Crowen was pianist
for the group singing. A. bountiful
lunch wad served, including coffee
with cream and with honey for sweet-
ening. Benson Sutter ,Huron Presby-
tery Y.P.U, president, who has just
returned from attending the Domin-
ion Young People's Union conferenea
at Belleville gave a short address.
The benediction and closing prayer
were given by Mr. Sutter.
STANLEY
Mr. arid Mrs. Lorne Pepper return-
ed to Niagara Falls ,after visiting for
a week with Mr. and Mrs. John Pep-
,
1n
I7:
,y 5:
SPECIAL VALUE(SI JULY 16, 17, 18TH
RED AND WHITE GOLD RIBBON CHOICE .
POT/PS , 3 tins 25c PEARS ,. 2 tins 231c
OGILVIE'S NULANIER PRIDE CHOICE
Blendies 3 pkgs. 25c PEAS, 2 tins 23c
COOKIES Lemon Creams lb. , 21
l�v'p�,t lCo
YOUR
CHOICE
19C lb,
DOG FOOD, Gro -Pup
2 lb. pkg. 25c
RED & WHITE CUSTARD McCOBMXCK'S BUTTER
POWDER tin 25c BIX pkg. 15c
BEEHIVE CORN „N:i ii+1CT IRISH
SYRUP ... 5 lb. tin 57c STEW 2'tins 27c
GARDEN FRESH FRUITS. AND VEGETABLES
SEEDLESS 4 for , PLUMS SUNKIST JUICY doz.
Grapefruit BERRres 'ORANGES 25c
23c MELONS•
CHOICE LB. APPLES WAX LB.
Tomatoes ... 15c c}IERRIEs. BEANS 15c.
JUICY LARGE 6 fbr PEAS New Ontario 5 Lbs.
Lemons
19c CAULIFLOWER Potatoes 23c
CHOICE BUNCH H. LETTUCE CHOICE2 for
Beets 5c CABBAGE CARROTS 17c
C. M. SHEARING
PHONE 48 For Quality Foods CLINTON
WHY NOT HAVE YOUR.Plumbing or Furnace Overhauled
DURING THE SUMMER
Help will be scarce so get your order in and be really, for, the
cold weather.
PRICES CHEERFULLY GIVEN ON PLUMBING. AND HEATING.
L Ha)
PLUM HARDWARE and
PLUMBING
9 Phone 244
per, and other friends, at St. Catharines.
Mrs. Norman Baird left on Monday Miss Audrey Baird is visiting with
to visit her sister, Mrs. Bob. Valley friends in Hensall this week,
JULY 1
th to 1St
2 Bars llc
CASTLE FLOOR WAX ... ibtin 29c
DUNDURN MARMALADE, jar 29c
COFFEE, fresh ground lb. 39c
NUT CRUSH jar 27c
YORKPUMPKINtin 12c
ZINC RINGS doz. 25c
RUBBER RINGS 4 doz. 25c
VAN CAMP'S PORK &
BEANS 2 tins 19c
TOMATO JUICE 20 oz. tins, 2 for 19c
SNAP HAND CLEANER tin 15c
LAUNDRY SOAP 5 bars 19c
FRESH RONEY 2 lb. jar 35c
OLD ENGLISH, NO -RUBBING
WAX tin 49c
19c LB -
19c LB.
ROSE DALE CATSUP, 2 bottles 29c
CARROTS, CABBAGE, LETTUCE,
CUCUMBERS, CELERY,
TOMATOES
and
NEW NO. 1 POTATOES
FRESH PICNIC HAM 24c lb.
FRESH SAUSAGE 25c lb.
FRESH WEINERS 27c lb..
VARIETY LOAF 39c Ib.
DUTCH LOAF , 29c lb.
DELICA HAM LOAF 45c lb..
.BOLOGNA 20:c lb., in piece,
HEADCHEESE22c lb.
cik
Giant' size 69c pkg;
Large size 20c.• pkg:
Orv1. L ebb, Grocer
PHONE 40, • THE STORE THAT SAVES Y'OU MONEY.
d:,e, ;;
fa
SPRAY with
VITASPRA
and have healthy
clean plants
40c a bottle
"FERTABS" are just the
tonic your plants require.
Sold in
15c & 25c Packets
FLOWERS FOR ALL
OCCASIONS. '
F. R. CUNINGHAME
Member of Florists Tel. Del As.
Personal care given every order
and. special attention given to
funeral orders. '
Phones 176 and' 31
WEEKEND
SPECIALS
1 BAG FLUFFS, 25 qt.
PUFFED WHEAT .. .... 39c
2 LB. PURE LARD 29c
4 PKGS. JAR RINGS 25c
1 DOZ. ZINC RINGS 25c
7 LB. BAG PASTRY•FLOUR 29c
7 LB. BAG FIVE ROSES
FLOUR 29c
6 •CAKES P & G SOAP 29c
6 CAKES ASSORTED
TOILET SOAP 25c
1 Pkg. MORNING CHEER 1 lb. 39c
6 LB. NEW POTATOES,
(Home Grown) 25e
2' CAKES ODEX' SOAP .. 11c
2 PKG. CHAMPION
DOG or CAT FOOD 25c
2 LARGE Pkgs. CORN FLAKES 25e
1 LB. REX BULK COCOA 19c
SWEET JUICY ORANGES
at 24c, 33; 39c Doz.
W. L. JOHNSON
GROCER
FREE DELIVERY
PHONE 286
Miss Edith Hunt, of Toronto, is visi-
ting friends in town. p•�
ior
Miss Cara Streets is holidaying in ; i r
Grand Bend this week
Miss Pearl Elliott spent two days
visiting friends in London this week
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne McBride, of
Windsor, with the latter's sister,
Mrs. Dave Kay.
Misses Lorna Plumsteel and Kaye
Ross, •of Toronto, spent the week-
end
eekend at their homes in town.
Captain and Mrs. Harold Lawson were
guests at the Elson—Redditt wed-
ding in Goderich on Saturday.
Mrs. Eric Howes ,of London, spent
the past week with friends and re-
latives in Clinton and Goderich.
Rev. G. W. Sherman of Sparta, form-
erly of Clinton Baptist church, call-
ed on friends in town this week.
Mrs, Herb. Castle is visiting in Mount
Forest with her son and daughter -
in law, Mr. and Mrs. Cliff. Castle.
Mr. and Mrs. Frecl Sloman and family
of the Railway School Car, at Gap-
reol, are spending the summer holi-
days in town.
Mrs. W. Greenwood and Miss Sylvia
Greenwood of Toronto were the
weekend guests of Mr. G. E. Hall,
and Miss Evelyn.
Mts. Adam Cantelon has reihu'ned to
his home in Piapot, Sask., after an
eiltended visit with friends and re-
latives here and in Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. John . Atkinson and
daughter, Sheila, of Minnedosa,
Man., are visiting in Clinton, Their
son, L.A.C. Terry Atkinson is
training at No. 31 Radio School.
The following Clinton boys spent a
very enjoyable week at the United
Church Boy's Camp on the Goderich
Summer School grounds, Frank
Fingland, Don Haddy, Don Miller,
Bill Ohowein and Fred Thorndike.
Mrs. W. D. Eddy, who has been visi-
ting her, sister, Mrs. G. B. Hale, of
town for the past few months left
on, Saturday for her home at Cres-
ton, B.C. She will stop off in To-
ronto with her brother for a few
days before leaving for the coast.
Mr. and Mns. Sowerby and son Billy
of Detroit spent the early part of
the week with Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Cochrane. On Wednesday,, accomp
anted by 'Mr. and Mrs. Cochrane
and Sgt. Robinson of 'No. 31 Radio
School, they spent the day at
Georgian Bay. ing'staff. Mita' Rickerls now teach -
Mr. W. T .E Leppiiigton, 'of Galt, is i, ing in a Girl's School at Pengschein
spending his holidbys at his 'home' 30 miles from Chengtu, China. Last
`in town; 'andi.orti.lVionclay attended
the 12th of Jdly' celebrations in
London; accompanied by his sister,;
Edith andLloyd Johnston and Mur-
ray East. They called on relatives
while in the city.
Stores
PHONE 1U—CLINTON.
SPECIALS FOR
July 16, 17, 18th
CARNATION MILK ..:large tin 9p
CAMPBELL'S TOMATO SOUP tin 8c
HILLCREST LARD ib. 15c
VAN CAMP'S PORK & BEANS,
tin 10e.
AYLMER TOMATO CATSUP,
12 oz. bottle 14c
ORANGES, Size 344s .... doz23c
GRAPEFRUIT 5 for 25c
LEMONS,4Large Size 4 for 10e
.,NEW POTATOES, . 15 lb. peck 59c
COOKING ONIONS, Small, 3 lb. los
CABBAGE, Large Head . 10c each
CARROTS 3 bunches 25c
CELERY STALKS ......'2 for 19c
TOMATOES, Home Grown .. Ib. 19c
BOSTON BRAND COFFEE, . Ib. 39c
I:LKil•l} bottle 25c
PAROWAX .. 1 ib. pkg. 15c
ZINC RINGS doz. 25c
CERTO CRYSTALS , .. 2 pkgs. 25c
CROWN JARS, Meddoz. $1.19
T. fl. THDMPS.ON
PERSONALS
Mr, and Mrs. H. E: Ricker of North
Bay were guests this week of Mrs.
B. C. Hearn and family. Many of
our citizens will remember •their
daughter, Evelyn, who was former-
ly on :the Collegiate Institute teach -
heard if directly from her vias in
Febr{iary 'last and written on De -
camber 29, 1941. The letter came,.
by air mail post marked and
stamps worth $7.15 which shows
something of the exchange values.
THURS., JULY 16, 194'
In The Letter Box
Mrs. Erma Hale ;Adauis hasre-
ceived the following, letter from Mr.
Frank Knox, secretary of the United
States Navy.,
My Dear Mrs. Adams:-
I desire to offer to you my personal
condolence in the tragic death of your
husband, James Wilbur Adams,
Aviation Chief Radioman, U.S. Navy,
attached to the VP Squadron 44, on
June 4th, 1942.
It -is hoped that you may find com-
fort in thethought that he made the
supreme sacrifice upholding the high-
est traditions of the Navy, in the de-
fense of his country.
Very sincerely yours,
FRANK'KNOX.
v—
Wesley-Willis Y.P.U.
The Wesley -Willis Young People's
Union -sponsored fireside hour, organ-
ized during the early part of the win -
,ter as an after -evening service• en-
tertainment for members) of the var-
ious service units' personnel, is being
'continued during the summer months.
Instead of holding the social hour in
the church hall, as in winter times
they meet at the homes of members
of the congregation. Last Sunday
night the young people gathered at
the home of Mrs. and Miss F. R. Cwn-
ingharne and the meeting was held
on the lawn. About 60 were present.
Miss Kathleen McGill was program
director and Rev. J. C. Britton, Y.M.
C.A. director at Port Albert airport,
and LAG Audrey Conran, of Clinton
radio school song leaders. Sergeant
McEwen favored the group with
piano selections; Mrs. Britton with a
poem reading and Miss Pearl Elliott
with vocal solos with 'sister Edna,
Reg.N., playing piano accompani-
ment, Mrs. J. G. Crowen was pianist
for the group singing. A. bountiful
lunch wad served, including coffee
with cream and with honey for sweet-
ening. Benson Sutter ,Huron Presby-
tery Y.P.U, president, who has just
returned from attending the Domin-
ion Young People's Union conferenea
at Belleville gave a short address.
The benediction and closing prayer
were given by Mr. Sutter.
STANLEY
Mr. arid Mrs. Lorne Pepper return-
ed to Niagara Falls ,after visiting for
a week with Mr. and Mrs. John Pep-
,
1n
I7:
,y 5:
SPECIAL VALUE(SI JULY 16, 17, 18TH
RED AND WHITE GOLD RIBBON CHOICE .
POT/PS , 3 tins 25c PEARS ,. 2 tins 231c
OGILVIE'S NULANIER PRIDE CHOICE
Blendies 3 pkgs. 25c PEAS, 2 tins 23c
COOKIES Lemon Creams lb. , 21
l�v'p�,t lCo
YOUR
CHOICE
19C lb,
DOG FOOD, Gro -Pup
2 lb. pkg. 25c
RED & WHITE CUSTARD McCOBMXCK'S BUTTER
POWDER tin 25c BIX pkg. 15c
BEEHIVE CORN „N:i ii+1CT IRISH
SYRUP ... 5 lb. tin 57c STEW 2'tins 27c
GARDEN FRESH FRUITS. AND VEGETABLES
SEEDLESS 4 for , PLUMS SUNKIST JUICY doz.
Grapefruit BERRres 'ORANGES 25c
23c MELONS•
CHOICE LB. APPLES WAX LB.
Tomatoes ... 15c c}IERRIEs. BEANS 15c.
JUICY LARGE 6 fbr PEAS New Ontario 5 Lbs.
Lemons
19c CAULIFLOWER Potatoes 23c
CHOICE BUNCH H. LETTUCE CHOICE2 for
Beets 5c CABBAGE CARROTS 17c
C. M. SHEARING
PHONE 48 For Quality Foods CLINTON
WHY NOT HAVE YOUR.Plumbing or Furnace Overhauled
DURING THE SUMMER
Help will be scarce so get your order in and be really, for, the
cold weather.
PRICES CHEERFULLY GIVEN ON PLUMBING. AND HEATING.
L Ha)
PLUM HARDWARE and
PLUMBING
9 Phone 244
per, and other friends, at St. Catharines.
Mrs. Norman Baird left on Monday Miss Audrey Baird is visiting with
to visit her sister, Mrs. Bob. Valley friends in Hensall this week,
JULY 1
th to 1St
2 Bars llc
CASTLE FLOOR WAX ... ibtin 29c
DUNDURN MARMALADE, jar 29c
COFFEE, fresh ground lb. 39c
NUT CRUSH jar 27c
YORKPUMPKINtin 12c
ZINC RINGS doz. 25c
RUBBER RINGS 4 doz. 25c
VAN CAMP'S PORK &
BEANS 2 tins 19c
TOMATO JUICE 20 oz. tins, 2 for 19c
SNAP HAND CLEANER tin 15c
LAUNDRY SOAP 5 bars 19c
FRESH RONEY 2 lb. jar 35c
OLD ENGLISH, NO -RUBBING
WAX tin 49c
19c LB -
19c LB.
ROSE DALE CATSUP, 2 bottles 29c
CARROTS, CABBAGE, LETTUCE,
CUCUMBERS, CELERY,
TOMATOES
and
NEW NO. 1 POTATOES
FRESH PICNIC HAM 24c lb.
FRESH SAUSAGE 25c lb.
FRESH WEINERS 27c lb..
VARIETY LOAF 39c Ib.
DUTCH LOAF , 29c lb.
DELICA HAM LOAF 45c lb..
.BOLOGNA 20:c lb., in piece,
HEADCHEESE22c lb.
cik
Giant' size 69c pkg;
Large size 20c.• pkg:
Orv1. L ebb, Grocer
PHONE 40, • THE STORE THAT SAVES Y'OU MONEY.