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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1940-02-08, Page 8THE CLINTON NEWS -RECORD THURS., FEI f :194.1-' MacDonald—Livermore A quiet wedding was solemnized at St. Paul's Rectory on Saturday after- noon at 2 o'clock when Miss Norah Winnifred Livermore, daughter of Mrs. S. G. Castle, Clinton, was united in marriage to Frederick Hudie Mac- Donald, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank MacDonald of Hulled township. Rev, A. H. O'Neil officiated. The bride, who was unattended, looked charming in a pale blue dress with mink trim- med coat and brown accessories. Fol- lowing the ceremony the young couple left of a short wedding trio and have since returned to take up residence here. Previous to the wedding members of the Clinton Knitting Company gathered it the hrido's hone and Presented her with many beautiful gifts, also a kitchen shower. A lovely evening was spent, concluding with lunch served by the visitors. Smith—Dale The parsonage of St. John's United church, Stratford, was the scene of a quiet wedding at two -thirty o'clock Wednesday afternoon, January 31st, when Martha, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. ' Shepherd Dale of Clinton, be- INV' c carne the bride of Private Thomas Smith of the Perth Regiment, son of Mrs, Smith of Essex, England and the Iate Mr. William Smith. Rev. S. M. Roadhouse officiated. The bride wore a dress of cherry shade with hat, shoes and gloves to match. Miss Laura Deitchert 'Was the bridesmaid in a green frock with accessories in match- ing shade. Private William Slark of the Perth Regiment was best man. Private and Mrs. Smith left to spend their honeymoon in London, the bride wearing a wine knitted suit with ae- eessories to match, Tltby will reside in Stratford. School of Commerce Notes January Awards Gregg Publishing Co., tests—Com- plete Shorthand Theory, Mary John- stone, Seaforth. Competent Typist Tests—Gold Pin, Mary Johnstone, 51 words. Speed Certificate, Zehne Fischer, Goderich, 33 words. International Typewriting Tests — Speed Certificates, Ellen Fremlin, Clinton, 54 words; Olive Johnson, Varna, 51 words; Margaret Melville, Exeter, 32 words; Rhoda Govier, Lon- desboro, 31 words. WOULD YOU BE HER VALENTINE? Flowers are Nature's Valentine Messages, so "SAY IT WITH FLOWERS AND SAY IT WITH OURS." on FEBRUARY loth Roses, Carnations, Tulips, Daffo- dils or Marigolds make perfect Valentines. So make it a flower Valentine for your sweetheart, your mother, or your little daughters. 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 0 INNIMsseaaar® .0, FITZSIMONS & BATKiN MEAT MARKET Per Lb. Smoked Fillets 17c Bologna 15c Smoked Picnic 23d Weiners 23c P -Meal Back Bacon 27c A Real Special Home Made Potted Meats 15c Horne e ado 15c Sausage Choice Roast Beef 18c Choice Round Steak 20c Pork Chops 22c Butter 31c HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR HIDES. PHONE 76 1 PAGE R 5 t,l t. ;fF: u, M.` ii K.t`•=' is SCHNEIDER'S BULK LARD 1O'C 1b HIND QUARTER OF CHOICE BEEF 14c lb. MINCE MEAT 2 lb. carton 24c THE STOAIR A FEW FRESH -KILLED TURKEYS FOR WEEKEND. DRESSED HOG BY HALF 14c lb. CONNELL & TYNDALL " CLINTON'S LEADING MEAT MARKET " SPECIALS. — Feb. 89 9 L IOth -- Chance to Save Money 5 STRING BROOM EXTRA VALUE 25c EACH RASPBERRY J A M 25c 2 LB. JAR HEREFORD Corned B E E F 17 C TIN MACARONI Ready Cut 2 lb. 11c CHEESE Medium ib. 23c SALMON R.&W. Sockeye 1s 39c PILCHARDS !Snowcap 2 tins 250 TUNA FISH Far West 2 tins 33c SPAGHETTI Clark's 2 tins 19c Chicken HADDIE, R. -W. tin 170 CLARK'S P E 'A S or C O R N 2' tins 23c CLARK'S Oat P S v getable scotch Broth ox Tail' 2 this CREAM 1 ,,SANDWICH ' COOKIES! ' SORTED 7 Z lbs., While They Last. _ ' 'SKATES at 50c pair 1 HAND WASHER and WRINGER 15e 29c the New one with the FRIGIDAIRE, Meter Miser. SUTTER 8 PERDUE HARDWARE, PLUMBING & ELECTRICIANS ' SALMON A -La -King lg. tin 290 Red & White -----"" SPECIALS -- IN OLD ENGLISH FLOOR WAX QUICK QUAKER OATS 21c PKG. WINDSOR SALT 2 Pkgs. 1`3'c AYLMER p EnA S CARROTS 2. tins 25c CORN, Golden, B.C. 3 tins 25c FLOUR, R.&W. Pastry 24's 59c GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 2 tins 21c FLOUR, R.&W. Pastry 7's ,23c CHEESE, Old White ib. 29c CORN SYRUP • 2's tin 19c ORANGE PEKOE T E Al 35c 1/2 lb. pkg. Red & White CHOICE Tomatoes 2 tins ` 231c. LIBBY's POaRK BEANS in,. TIN 3; ri6I ` SHORTENING Supreme 2 lbs 25c -- LARD Pure Elgin 2 lbs 21c • ' FANCY GRAPES lb 14c LET OUR LARGE VARIETY OF SPECIA-LLEMONS RES s 5 for i is SPECIALS FOR BROCCOLI bunch 19c RHUBARB bunch 10c FRESH QUALITY . NEW BEETS bunch 10c HEAD LETTUCE ,... each gc SERVE SPINACH WITH FISH SPINACH Washed 2 lbs. 35c VEGETABLES HELP YOU PLAN WASHED, LARGE BUNCHES CELERY 3 for 25c RADISHES bunch 5c 1 YOUR LENTEN MEALS. . NEW CARROTS 2 bunches 19c LEAF LETTUCE bunch 11 c SEEDLESS JUICY 5 NEW CABBAGE pound 8 c No. 1 MACINTOSH bsk. 35c No. 1 RUSSETS bsk. 25c GRAPEFRUIT for EXTRA LARGE SIZE 25c No. 1 SPIES bsk: 29•c No. 1 TALLMAN SWEET'S 330 SHEA,RING It NORMAN PHONE 48 - Clinton's Leading Grocers - • CLINTON 8.30 T p m' MacDonald—Livermore A quiet wedding was solemnized at St. Paul's Rectory on Saturday after- noon at 2 o'clock when Miss Norah Winnifred Livermore, daughter of Mrs. S. G. Castle, Clinton, was united in marriage to Frederick Hudie Mac- Donald, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank MacDonald of Hulled township. Rev, A. H. O'Neil officiated. The bride, who was unattended, looked charming in a pale blue dress with mink trim- med coat and brown accessories. Fol- lowing the ceremony the young couple left of a short wedding trio and have since returned to take up residence here. Previous to the wedding members of the Clinton Knitting Company gathered it the hrido's hone and Presented her with many beautiful gifts, also a kitchen shower. A lovely evening was spent, concluding with lunch served by the visitors. Smith—Dale The parsonage of St. John's United church, Stratford, was the scene of a quiet wedding at two -thirty o'clock Wednesday afternoon, January 31st, when Martha, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. ' Shepherd Dale of Clinton, be- INV' c carne the bride of Private Thomas Smith of the Perth Regiment, son of Mrs, Smith of Essex, England and the Iate Mr. William Smith. Rev. S. M. Roadhouse officiated. The bride wore a dress of cherry shade with hat, shoes and gloves to match. Miss Laura Deitchert 'Was the bridesmaid in a green frock with accessories in match- ing shade. Private William Slark of the Perth Regiment was best man. Private and Mrs. Smith left to spend their honeymoon in London, the bride wearing a wine knitted suit with ae- eessories to match, Tltby will reside in Stratford. School of Commerce Notes January Awards Gregg Publishing Co., tests—Com- plete Shorthand Theory, Mary John- stone, Seaforth. Competent Typist Tests—Gold Pin, Mary Johnstone, 51 words. Speed Certificate, Zehne Fischer, Goderich, 33 words. International Typewriting Tests — Speed Certificates, Ellen Fremlin, Clinton, 54 words; Olive Johnson, Varna, 51 words; Margaret Melville, Exeter, 32 words; Rhoda Govier, Lon- desboro, 31 words. WOULD YOU BE HER VALENTINE? Flowers are Nature's Valentine Messages, so "SAY IT WITH FLOWERS AND SAY IT WITH OURS." on FEBRUARY loth Roses, Carnations, Tulips, Daffo- dils or Marigolds make perfect Valentines. So make it a flower Valentine for your sweetheart, your mother, or your little daughters. 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 0 INNIMsseaaar® .0, FITZSIMONS & BATKiN MEAT MARKET Per Lb. Smoked Fillets 17c Bologna 15c Smoked Picnic 23d Weiners 23c P -Meal Back Bacon 27c A Real Special Home Made Potted Meats 15c Horne e ado 15c Sausage Choice Roast Beef 18c Choice Round Steak 20c Pork Chops 22c Butter 31c HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR HIDES. PHONE 76 1 PAGE R 5 • 10tae duty. Love's on the Highway St. Valentine's Day Will Soon be Here T'is love that makes the world go round, in fact 'twas love that started, itl And there is no other day in the live -long year when so many burning messages of loves go dying up and down the land as on Feb. 14th —the day St. Valentine's, abroad. What loved face comes to your mind when you see the pink roses and true lover's knots of St. Valentine's Day. Is it a curly headed lassie with a dimple in her chin? Or a charming wife with gentle voice and lovelit eyes? Is it perhaps an older sweet2 heart of your baby days—your dear old mother? Or is it your boy—big or little—Your Boy. The pretty custom of selecting some charming person to be your valentine, and declaring your devotion, has not died out with time! Romance still lives, abd most of us, secretly or openly, like the idea of romance. Send Valentines this year, and make some- one's heart flutter with happiness. . Our stock comprises Valentines of many types priced from 2 for lc to $1.00, some saucy, some piquant and a lovely assortment of refined and pretty ones including those specially worded for mother, father, sister, brother, etc. If its a dainty party your thoughts turn to we have all the requirements such as Serviettes, Seals, Hearts, Arrows, Cupids, Tally Cards, Stream- ers, Cut -Outs. Place Cards, etc. to make February 14th a day of happy revelry. TIB W. D. Fair Co Often the Cheapest—Always the Best 1 � t"'IIII11l.m1uv111mnn ,nwmmiloi11.11lllll� udl� J Mrs. N. W. Trewartha returned from her trip to Georgia this week. Mr. Thomas Hawkins is in Toronto this week attending the Hydro Convention. Miss Dorothy Corless is spending this week at Guelph, the guest of Miss Jean Morrison. Mr. F. Brigham of Saskatchewan is visiting his cousins, Mrs. E. Adanns and Miss L. JBrigham. Miss Catherine, Fingland and Frank Fingland Jr. spent the weekend with Seaforth friends. Mr. Nelson Bali was in Goderich on Tuesday attending the funeral of the late Joseph Brophey. iss Jean Laidlaw, Reg.N., returned on Monday to resume her duties at the Guelph General Hospital. r. W. G. Holland of Ridden, Sask., visited this week at the (tome of Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn Batkin. r. and Mrs. Arthur Baker of Wal - lard, Sask., are visiting relatives and friends in Clinton during Feb- ruary. Piss Gertrude Holmes left Tuesday for Hamilton General Hospital where she will commence a nurses' training coarse. Ir. and Mrs. Jack Mutcit, Detroit, accompanied by Miss Bernadine Beaudoin spent last weekend at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mutch, Ir. and Mrs. Melvin Crich spent the weekend at Ferndale, Michigan, where they were visitors at the :hone of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Crich. Hr. and Mrs. James Livermore spent Friday in London and attended the funeral of Rev. 0. J. Moorehouse, former pastor of Ontario Street Church. • r. and Mrs. E. S. Livermore, and Wilfred of Aylmer, and Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Greene of Teeswater spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. James Livermore. lvin Corless assisted in the service at Victoria Street United Church, Goderich, last Sunday and addres- sed the group at their regular fire- side hour following the service. BRUCEFIELD Red Cross Shipment The Brucefield branch of Red Cross shipped the following' articles to head- uarters: 12 pairs pyjamas, 8 bed jackets, 12 children's waists, 5 child- ren's slips, 2 pair panties, 4 dozen bandages, 60 pairs of socks. In ad- dition to this 51 pairs of socks were sent in during December. Misses Dorothy Swan and Elizabeth Scott spent the weekend in London. Mr. and Mrs. E. Munn and Elaine of Henson, alnd Mr. and Mrs. E. Schilbe ant son of Zurich visited on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Geo. Swan. BAYFIELJI Mrs, F.' Gemeinhardt, Messrs C. and f. Gemeinhardt spent a few days in Toronto last week returning home on iunday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Middleton of Iensall spent Sunday with the lat- er's motEer, Mrs. N, W. Woods. The women of the entertainment ;roup of the Red Gross intend hold- ng a euchre and dance in the Town Iall on Wednesday evening, February 4th. Mrs. W. Harvey and small son are 'siting friends in Grand Bend for a _I . c Tow days.. •.. ,..._, : �.,-.l; _iA SPECIAL PRICES vimmromilmeima Red Rose Coffee per ib. 49c Try a Lb., if not satisfied when you have used one-third of the lb., return the balance and your 49c will, be returned. INIMISINIMIXONSWAY FRESH PICNIC HAMS per lb. 17c VANILLA, large bottles 17c QUICK TAPIOCA per lkg. 9c WHYTE'S PURE LARD 2 lbs. 21c Completely wrapped Soft and White MINIZEGRIMILMASIMISSIMESEDX ORANGE — LEMONS BANANAS --, ONIONS — SQUASHES — POTATOES CARROTS & APPLES AT MARKET PRICE, FOREST CITY BAKING POWDER in quarts, 22 oz. net 33c QUICK PUDDINGS; flavors: Butterscotch, Choc- olate, Vanilla, Lemon 7 pkgs.. 25, EVAPORATED! MILK, Bordon's tall tins CLARK'S TOMATO SOUP HEINZ TOMATO KETCHUP, 14 oz. net, - ,RED ROSE SALMON, tall tins SALMON STEAKS FRESH HERRING SMOKED FILLETS FRESH FILLETS FRESH BEEF ROLL 9c per tin 7c 2 bottles 35c 2 for 28c per lb. 19c per lb. 1Oc per lb. 17c per lb. 15c per M. 14c In ) t,l t. ;fF: u, M.` ii K.t`•=' is SCHNEIDER'S BULK LARD 1O'C 1b HIND QUARTER OF CHOICE BEEF 14c lb. MINCE MEAT 2 lb. carton 24c CHOICE HOME-MADE SAUSAGE 15c Ib. MILK -FED CHICKENS FOR WEEKEND A FEW FRESH -KILLED TURKEYS FOR WEEKEND. DRESSED HOG BY HALF 14c lb. CONNELL & TYNDALL " CLINTON'S LEADING MEAT MARKET " Phone 162. Albert Street DON'T MISS OUR CLEAR -OUT ON Skates and Hockey Sticks STICKS Reg. 25c for 15c STICKS Reg. 35c for 25c STICKS , Reg. 50c for 40c. . • STICKS Reg. 1.00 for 75c While They Last. _ ' 'SKATES at 50c pair 1 HAND WASHER and WRINGER $15.00 • Call and See The only the New one with the FRIGIDAIRE, Meter Miser. SUTTER 8 PERDUE HARDWARE, PLUMBING & ELECTRICIANS ' PHONE 147w. CLINTON, ONT. 3F+ + 41 4.4.:NH Hr ;'O';'1 :.'e ? 4. 4-e.+: 1 :": i f4, . 1"e+ SPECIALS -- IN OLD ENGLISH FLOOR WAX 1 lb. tins 49c1 :_'1 Pint No -Rubbing Wax 49c :i :_ 1 Quart No -Rubbing Wax with 1 Wax Mop 99c �_ _; These are on sale for a limited time. Get yours now. _i STOVE Prices are Still Good as Advertised. ;_ : HARDWARE and ,, ,: 3; ri6I ` PLUMBING 1S9 • ' Phone 244 ;: Superior Stores PHONE 11I—CLINTON.5c SPECIALS FOR l FEBRUARY 8 -9 -10th BINGO I TOMATOES, Aylmer 21/2's .. tin ]Ac 'EAS, Aylmer, No. 4 sieve, ST. JOSEPH'S HALL — CLINTON 1 16 oz. 2 tins 17c )ATSUP, Aylmer, 12 oz.. btl. 13c Friday, February 9th kSPARAGUS CUTTINGS, Aylmer, tin 15 8.30 T p m' ?IE CHERRIES, Aylmer 2 tins 21e 15 Ganes )ICED BEETS, Aylmer .... tin IOc 'EARS, Aylmer tin 17c EXCELLENT PRIZES lIF FLAKES pkg. 20e FOLLOW THE CROWD '.VORY SOAP, Large Cake .... 10c SUNLIGHT SOAP .... 4 .cakes 23c Presbyterian Girls Club , 3ODA BISCUITS .... 2 1b. box 25c VALENTINE TEA BULI{ TEA, Black, Ib. 59c and COFFEE, NABOB lb. 49c CREAMERY BUTTER, BAKING SALE First Grade lb. 31c COUNCIL CHAMBER PRUNES, Large 2 lbs." 25c Saturday, February 17 COOKING FIGS 2 lbs. 23e at 3 p.m. MENU: Chicken Salad, Jelly, Pickles, DRIED APRICOTS lb. 25e Bread and Butter, Cake and Tea -25c GRAPEFRUIT JUICE, Large 59 oz. tin . • 25c 7441 LEMONS, Size 360's ' • dez. 23e the county about $4,500, keeping six plows busy, Engineer T. R. Patterson CELERY HEARTS bunch llc estimated. The storm was more sus - OLD CARROTS, 6 qt. basket .. 20c tanned than in 1936, the winter of the last heavy snowfall. In January, 1940, '-'-..-- , 38'/ inches of snow fell in Goderich. I it THOMPsoit The fall was much heavier inland. There are 217 miles of provincial A roads in Huron County on which a 24 hour snow plow service was main - Free Delivery tained for seventeen consecutive days, Estimated cost of the storm to the province is $10,000. Plows were laid . Estimated Cost of P10'1Fi1lg up today, the thaw settling the snow,, stopping drifting. Snow $4,500 No charge was macre for the open- ing of township roads to cemeteries 1 during the storm, this cost being t -With the snowplowing of the Base undertaken by- County Council as -a eine road from Clinton to Auburn tribute to the memory of the dead, g II important highways of the county some of them county pioneers, Nor i- ystere are now open to traffic: Only was any charge macre for plowing out 1 7 miles of a total of 285 county roads roads around prospective airport sites, 1 re still closed and there are little c+ .,..n+ so that surveyors might continue theirravelled. , work. This was regarded as a pat- v • 10tae duty. Love's on the Highway St. Valentine's Day Will Soon be Here T'is love that makes the world go round, in fact 'twas love that started, itl And there is no other day in the live -long year when so many burning messages of loves go dying up and down the land as on Feb. 14th —the day St. Valentine's, abroad. What loved face comes to your mind when you see the pink roses and true lover's knots of St. Valentine's Day. Is it a curly headed lassie with a dimple in her chin? Or a charming wife with gentle voice and lovelit eyes? Is it perhaps an older sweet2 heart of your baby days—your dear old mother? Or is it your boy—big or little—Your Boy. The pretty custom of selecting some charming person to be your valentine, and declaring your devotion, has not died out with time! Romance still lives, abd most of us, secretly or openly, like the idea of romance. Send Valentines this year, and make some- one's heart flutter with happiness. . Our stock comprises Valentines of many types priced from 2 for lc to $1.00, some saucy, some piquant and a lovely assortment of refined and pretty ones including those specially worded for mother, father, sister, brother, etc. If its a dainty party your thoughts turn to we have all the requirements such as Serviettes, Seals, Hearts, Arrows, Cupids, Tally Cards, Stream- ers, Cut -Outs. Place Cards, etc. to make February 14th a day of happy revelry. TIB W. D. Fair Co Often the Cheapest—Always the Best 1 � t"'IIII11l.m1uv111mnn ,nwmmiloi11.11lllll� udl� J Mrs. N. W. Trewartha returned from her trip to Georgia this week. Mr. Thomas Hawkins is in Toronto this week attending the Hydro Convention. Miss Dorothy Corless is spending this week at Guelph, the guest of Miss Jean Morrison. Mr. F. Brigham of Saskatchewan is visiting his cousins, Mrs. E. Adanns and Miss L. JBrigham. Miss Catherine, Fingland and Frank Fingland Jr. spent the weekend with Seaforth friends. Mr. Nelson Bali was in Goderich on Tuesday attending the funeral of the late Joseph Brophey. iss Jean Laidlaw, Reg.N., returned on Monday to resume her duties at the Guelph General Hospital. r. W. G. Holland of Ridden, Sask., visited this week at the (tome of Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn Batkin. r. and Mrs. Arthur Baker of Wal - lard, Sask., are visiting relatives and friends in Clinton during Feb- ruary. Piss Gertrude Holmes left Tuesday for Hamilton General Hospital where she will commence a nurses' training coarse. Ir. and Mrs. Jack Mutcit, Detroit, accompanied by Miss Bernadine Beaudoin spent last weekend at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mutch, Ir. and Mrs. Melvin Crich spent the weekend at Ferndale, Michigan, where they were visitors at the :hone of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Crich. Hr. and Mrs. James Livermore spent Friday in London and attended the funeral of Rev. 0. J. Moorehouse, former pastor of Ontario Street Church. • r. and Mrs. E. S. Livermore, and Wilfred of Aylmer, and Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Greene of Teeswater spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. James Livermore. lvin Corless assisted in the service at Victoria Street United Church, Goderich, last Sunday and addres- sed the group at their regular fire- side hour following the service. BRUCEFIELD Red Cross Shipment The Brucefield branch of Red Cross shipped the following' articles to head- uarters: 12 pairs pyjamas, 8 bed jackets, 12 children's waists, 5 child- ren's slips, 2 pair panties, 4 dozen bandages, 60 pairs of socks. In ad- dition to this 51 pairs of socks were sent in during December. Misses Dorothy Swan and Elizabeth Scott spent the weekend in London. Mr. and Mrs. E. Munn and Elaine of Henson, alnd Mr. and Mrs. E. Schilbe ant son of Zurich visited on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Geo. Swan. BAYFIELJI Mrs, F.' Gemeinhardt, Messrs C. and f. Gemeinhardt spent a few days in Toronto last week returning home on iunday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Middleton of Iensall spent Sunday with the lat- er's motEer, Mrs. N, W. Woods. The women of the entertainment ;roup of the Red Gross intend hold- ng a euchre and dance in the Town Iall on Wednesday evening, February 4th. Mrs. W. Harvey and small son are 'siting friends in Grand Bend for a _I . c Tow days.. •.. ,..._, : �.,-.l; _iA SPECIAL PRICES vimmromilmeima Red Rose Coffee per ib. 49c Try a Lb., if not satisfied when you have used one-third of the lb., return the balance and your 49c will, be returned. INIMISINIMIXONSWAY FRESH PICNIC HAMS per lb. 17c VANILLA, large bottles 17c QUICK TAPIOCA per lkg. 9c WHYTE'S PURE LARD 2 lbs. 21c Completely wrapped Soft and White MINIZEGRIMILMASIMISSIMESEDX ORANGE — LEMONS BANANAS --, ONIONS — SQUASHES — POTATOES CARROTS & APPLES AT MARKET PRICE, FOREST CITY BAKING POWDER in quarts, 22 oz. net 33c QUICK PUDDINGS; flavors: Butterscotch, Choc- olate, Vanilla, Lemon 7 pkgs.. 25, EVAPORATED! MILK, Bordon's tall tins CLARK'S TOMATO SOUP HEINZ TOMATO KETCHUP, 14 oz. net, - ,RED ROSE SALMON, tall tins SALMON STEAKS FRESH HERRING SMOKED FILLETS FRESH FILLETS FRESH BEEF ROLL 9c per tin 7c 2 bottles 35c 2 for 28c per lb. 19c per lb. 1Oc per lb. 17c per lb. 15c per M. 14c In )