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The Clinton News Record, 1940-05-23, Page 8'PAGE . R THE CLINTON NEWS -RECORD THITRS;:; MAT '23; 1940' of .Furniture fal:.,your inspection, you will find anything you want here' • and the prices will Suit you. See our range of Axminster Rugs, as well aS Linoleum, Congoleum ,and Feltol in all standard' size rugs and by the running yard. ' HARDWARE DEPARTMENT We have a large assortment of Lawn and Garden Tools and a new shipment of Lawn Mowers. We carry a great assortment of Paints, Varnish; Shellac, Wax and Polish. Sign a coupon and save 30 cents on your purchase of the famous Narvo Paint. "The Store With The Stock" 2' k BALL & ZAPFE 'i fir HARD'W'ARE, FURNITURE +s Hardware --' Furniture -- Funeral Directors -- Ambulance Service. s, N. Ball, Phhone 110. PHONE 195 J J. Zapfe, Phone 103. +_i _..- _CC ±1441WH, aft,.b...M!ii'lM144..w+C�"..+�+'.H144.i+'3Ms„414/Mia++'�.!4�,t.e +...*NJ -,f, Niti. h+ ne''.e, There is a Catch in it Perhaps you have already judged from the above heading that we are about to attempt to write :a fishing tackle ad. Watch for vacancies in your fishing equip- ment when going over it with con- templative eye to find the best meth- od of fooling the fish. "Oh" if wishes were only fishes what enthusiasm'. there would be in relating' your ex- citing experiences on .your return. from hurrying off or in same cases sneaking off -to fling a mean fly for the allurement of your favorite prey. Our stock •has feathered' fantasies• and decoys to coax the tinily fish and make response to the anglers vivid imagination. If you are in need of Hooks, Sinkers, Lines, Flies, Plugs, Minnows, Spoons, Leaders, Rod Fit- tings, Reels or Rods see our com- modious and varied stock. Remember -"If it Swims We Can Catch It!" If health was contagious the place to catch it would be in the great out-' doors. Soft Ball, Hard Ball, Tennis, Golf, Fishing take you out doors where health is. We have the health equipment in assortment equal to the ordinary and general demand. What we have not in stock we will be glad to describe from catalogue and pro- cure as promptly as possible at prop- er prices. NATIONAL SPORTS WEEK MAY 18 to 25th 1=, Tile W , B. Fair Co Often the Cheapest -Always the Best Mr. Douglas Ball of Toronto is holi- daying at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Nelson Ball. Mr. Benson Sutter of Toronto, spent the weekend at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs, J. A, Sutter. Mrs. Alfred Smith of Dresden is making' an extended visit at 'her home here owing to the ill health of her mother, Mrs. W. T. Haw- kins, Miss Cathleen Cuninghame has re- turned home, having completed her first year's work at Toronto Uni- versity. Major F. G. Thompson of the 11th Field Ambulance Corps, London, has been spending a shoot leave at his home. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon L. Hall and family of Cayuga spent the week- end with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Hall. Rev. and Mrs. Frank Herman and daughter Cleta of Markham, are visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W, T. Heiman. Rev. 0, L. Langford and Mr. H. D. Davis, former publisher of the Mitchell Advocate, called at the News -Record on: Tuesday. Miss Agnes Agnew of the Toronto General Hospital was a weekend visitor at the home of.her parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Agnew, Miss Dorothy Carr, Reg.N. of Tor- onto General Hospital staff, will 'spend the holiday with her grand - Mother, Mrs... George, McBonalcl, and Mi. and Mrs. H. C. Lawson. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Crich and grand children, Jackie and Helen Brown of Ferndale,. Michigan, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs: Wil- mer Wallis and other relatives. Mr. Thomas Johnston called on Clin- ton friends yesterday on his re- turn trip to his hone at Thornioe after spending some time with relatives in the Hensali district. Mrs, Dr. Hoare and two . daughters of Markham visited their aunt, Mrs. M. Snyder on Saturday, Mrs. Snyder has been in poor health forthe past few weeks but is grad- ually improving. Miss Marion Thompson of Gianton, . accompanied by her aunt, Mis. George Thompson of Regina, Sask. were visitors on Monday, evening evening at the honie of Dr. and Mot. F. G. Thompson. Mr, and lVirs, B. W. KearnI`and fain-• ily were recent visitors at Kincar- dine and Owen Sound. Mrs. Kearns was soloist in one of the churches in that district for the day and also sang over CFOS Owen Sound on the Kyle Hour 'programme, The following attended the Deanery meeting at Goderieh yesterday: Mrs. Monteith; Mrs. McKinnon, Misses Holmes, Mr. and Mrs. Moii- ley Counter, Mrs., George Walken; Rev. O'Neil, C. G. Middleton, Mrs. W. T. Herrman, Mrs. Fiault Her- man. Death of Former Resident Mr. Wilfred Penfouncl of Godorich. townshipwas in Beaton en Monday attending the funeral of his aunt, the late Mrs. James Aitken, who died on Saturday. Mrs. Aitken, formerly Mary Grace Penfound, was the Inst surviving member of ' the family of. the late Mr. and Mrs, Henry P.enfotincl Sr. of Stanley township. Mr, and Mus. Aitken and family will be rememb- ered by some of the older residents Rose Bushes OUTSTANDING VALUE IN. ROSE BUSHES BETTER TIMES -,Red. PREMIER SUPREME -Deep Pink TALISMAN --Bronze and Yellow. TOKEN -Orange. JOANNA I•IILL-Cream & Orange. Y13LLO'W JOANNA -Yellow. Will bloom in 6 or 8 weeks from time of planting. SPECIAL 25c EACH p Limited stock of Prizetaker and Ailsa Craig ONIONS, for good results plant ear/y. ,35c A BOX EARLY CABBAGE - fine big plants now ready BIG BOXES 25c EACH SPIREAS 35c or 3 for $1.00 F. R. CUNINGHAME Merhber of Florists Tel. Del As. Personal care given every order and special . attention given to funeral orders. Phones 176 and 31 FITZSiMONS I. BATKIN MEAT MARKET Per Lb. SAUSAGE 15c VEAL CHOPS 25c PORK CHOPS 22c SIDE PORK. in piece 18c ROAST PORK .... 15 to 23e ROAST VEAL 20c ROAST BEEF .... 17 to 18e JELLIED PORK & VEAL 15c P. M. ROLLS 25c SMOKED ROLLS 28c COOKED HAM 55c HAM ROAST, PORK 23c SMOKED BACK BACON 45c P. M. BACK BACON . 35c BEEF .and PORK LIVER 15c OX TAILS each 15c VEAL STEWS 15e HAMBURG STEAK 2 for 35c LARD 2 Ib. for 23c Fresh ASPARAGUS every day. CHOICE VEAL, PORK and BABY BEEF for weekend. PHONE 76 A Warning to Housewives A lady called the other day ask- ing us to issue a warning regarding persons who claim they represent the Institute for the Blind. She had purchased in good faith, only to find out later she had been tricked into buying. The procedure is for the prospec- tive customer to receive a phone message from a person soliciting orders for brushes and wax in the name of the organization. Later the goods are delivered and collection made without any credentials being presented. In order to avoid being taken in by these smooth talking individuals, always ask to see their credentials. If their appeal is legitimate there will be no difficulty. You can avoid having inferior goods and assist a good cause by making this a rule before buying from door-to-door salesmen, Superior Stores PHONE 111--CLINTON. SPECIALS FOR MAY 234and 25th OXYDOL, Large Pkg, 21c PIE CHERRIES, 12 .oz. Aylmer' tin 10c PASTRY FLOUR, 24's 59c CORN, Garden Patch, . 2 tins 19c CORN FLAKES, Quaker 2 pkgs. 13c PURE LARD,lb. 10c CORN STARCHDurham, pkg,. 10c LUX TOXLD C • SOAP .. 3 .cakes 17c1 MITFFETS pkg. 10c pkg. 15c pkg., 15c DERBY CHEESE' PAPER SERVIETTES WAXED PAPER .... 1Qc ,and '1.5c TUNA FLAKES, 180 GINGER .ALE, ige. bottle IQc MARSHMALLOWS, pkg. 10 and 25c LEMONS„ , . Large Size 4 for 10c O1iANGESy Sunkist doz. 30c PINEAPPLES, Large '21c Jumbo 25c RADISHES -5c, GREEN ONIONS 5c ASPARAGUS, Home -Grown, 3 bunches for 25e STORE CLOSED ALL DAY FRIDAY OPEN :l'EURSDAY• EVENING r. fl. tNo�Pso� SPECIALS MAY 23 to.2.7th_• . STOCK UP AND SAVE MONEY CHIPSO : ` Lg.. Pkg. With Bowl 27c SUGAR KRISP SUPREME Corn Flukes 3 PKGS. 21c OE LU$E- Shortening Spaghetti 2 LBS. 25c 2 113,.pkgs. isc PORK U BEANS Libby's TIN 5 for 27c � 20 oz REGULAR ,. , ... 29c tin ' REGULAR , . .. „ 19c Ib.' AYLMER WESTON'S BONELESS CHOCOLATE Chicken Mallows TIN 25c LB. 15c PUFFED RICE Quaker REGULAR 29c ib. PURE BLACK Pepper 19c REGULAR 19c bottle EXTRACT Vanilla 8 oz. bottle 15c REGULAR 330 REGULARar McL'ARE N''S STUFFED 11 oz. TALL' Olives JAR 29c, 2 Pkgs: 19c REGULAR 25c tin RED & WHITE BALKING FLOUR IXL JELLY Powders 6 for 25c Powder 1 Ib. TIN 19c Robin Hood 24's bag 79c RED ROS E FOR JAM USE Certo Coffee bottle 25c 1 Ib. tin 45c SUGAR SUBJECT TO STOCK ON HAND 110 lbs. 70c PRICES {SUBJECT TO CHANGE DUE TO THE NEW WAR TAX BUDGET QUALITY FRESH FRUITS fg VEGETABLES SWEET JUICY LEAF OR ANG `E S I LETTUCE dozen 25c NEW POTATOES, CUCUMBERS FRESH ASPARAGUS 18 s each 25c NEW CABBAGE HEAD LETTUCE 24's each , 19c FRESH RADISHES NEW CARROTS 5 for 90c CHOICE TOMATOES GREEN BEANS 30's each NEW BEETS 15e 10c CUBAN CANNING PINEAPPLE EXTRA LARGE LEMONS 4 for lOc CHOICE JUICY GRAPEFRUIT 6 for 25c HEARTS .OF CELERY 2 for 27 7 for $1.00 SWEET LARGE ORANGES dozen 4?.r c to QUALITY FRUITS & GROCERIES P HONE 4 ` PROMPT DELIVERY r CLINT TW SAL'1 .I WOMEN'S BROWN _ OXFORDS 98c GIRL'S WHITE STRAP with low heel, a clearing line, sizes 4, 6,, 6% and 7 $1.69 WOMEN'S WRITE Tie with Cuban heel in three Widths, full range, of sizes $2.25 WOMEN'S & GIRL'S WHITE OX- FORDS, sizes 3 to 8 $1.98 MISSES WHITE OXFORDS, sizes 11 to 3 $1A9 CHILD'S WHITE OXFORDS, sizes 5 to 10 .98 I'MFISSES Tan & White OXFORDS, leather soles $2.10 WOMEN' & MISSES Tan & Whitey Saddle OXFORDS with cork &l crepe soles $2.25 CHILD'S CAMP OXFORDS in two, tone, sizes 8 to 101/2 $1.69 WOMEN'S BLACK OXFORDS 75c ter ---- MEN'S WHITE BUCK OXFORDS, for ,. $3.69 MEN'S WHITE OXFORDS with composition soles $1.59 MEN'S SMART DRESS OXFORDS tan color $3.89 MEN'S BLACK SPORT OXFORDS composition soles $1.49 MEN'S BARGE - TYPE SPORT OXFORDS with heavy crepe' -soles- $2.79 BOY'S BLACK SPORT OXFORDS, composition soles $1.19 BOY'S LEATHER OXFORDS with heavy Panco soles $1.69 BOY'S BARGE -TYPE SPORT OX- FORDS - with heavy weight crepe soles, sizes 1 to 5 $2.10 1 PHONE 40. THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY. " '" rt: BONELESS HOME-MADE JELLIED JELLIED .CHOICE Also k 1 i. , g ! '' * ''' '"Oli, I. DRY i.SALT PORK 22c lb. HEAD CHEESE 1Oc lb. HOCK r 20c 1b VEAL 20c lb HOME-MADE SAUftAGE 15c Ib. Roasting Chickens For Weekend PORK, VEAL, LAMB and BABY BEEF. CONNEL L.% & TYNDALL CLINTON'S LEADING MEAT MARKET " Pbone 162. Albeit Street : • Here's your . New FRIGIDAIRE Betterthan than Ever Less than Ever for F 3. . ; .sem �xii' �;: .ire E`�ss, ,�� � • z�� + Yn NEW DESIGNS NEW LOW PRICES New Call and see why Only Electric Refrigerator Convenience Features. Frigidaire is a better buy. with the Meter -Miser. SUTTER & PERDUE HARDWARE, PLUMBING & ELECTRICIANS ' PHONE 147w. CLINTON, ONT. INH _: emower. i X4.44: low MH Hfi 440,4 _ 444.4444- -4H «Wi 404444 tib? fH! 1 f40H 41 fps M 8 i SEE OUR STOCK OF LAWN MOWERS sy ,. They are beauties, andpriced right. Your lawn deserves a good iy GARDEN TOOLS of all kinds. Buy now and save. ,s, Martin Senour Paints and Varnishes , •Use Them For Best Results. !L4 for all and MEN'S season's and Black Very MEN'S WOMEN'S WOMEN'S WOMEN'S WOMEN'S WOMEN'S Adams :f'. lia 1 i ` WHY Prices are steadily Full, but at the the newest lines in most cases at SUIT'S ® . PAY advancing present that are Pre -War HARDWARE and PLUMBING "9 Phone 244 RE and will be definitely time our stock is very complete being offered to the men's Prices. higher in trade in the ' or Doable -Breasted Styles and $18.50 to $27.50 Latest Models in newest Green priced very reasonably MEN'S or Tan MEN'S Special Values MEN'S SUMMER Stanfield's or THIS WEEK'S WHITE SHIRT CREPE GOWNS CREPE PYJAMAS SUMMER RAYON VESTS OXFORDS WATCH FOR Plurnsteel Hats - Age +'_.'U: :7`.�IbAHHH.. N r Single or Blues FINE SLOES ' From $2t50 to $6.00 SPORT SHOES 1$2.50 and $3:50 Penman's UNDERWEAR "Old Prices" BARGAIN LIST -,Special -Collar attached -$1.00 line -Reg. Price $1.35 . To Clear Reg. Price $i.59 .. To Clear COTTON VESTS -25 & 35e line to clear -A/2 PRICE -500 line for , &': SPORT SHOES Clearing NEXT . WEEK'S BARGAIN: LIST Bros. Tip Top Tailors.- Scott & McHale H N tt. ..0 r H w .. ': ' St . ck . 79c 95c $L19 19c 25c $1.95 Shoes. H .. N 44. .7 of .Furniture fal:.,your inspection, you will find anything you want here' • and the prices will Suit you. See our range of Axminster Rugs, as well aS Linoleum, Congoleum ,and Feltol in all standard' size rugs and by the running yard. ' HARDWARE DEPARTMENT We have a large assortment of Lawn and Garden Tools and a new shipment of Lawn Mowers. We carry a great assortment of Paints, Varnish; Shellac, Wax and Polish. Sign a coupon and save 30 cents on your purchase of the famous Narvo Paint. "The Store With The Stock" 2' k BALL & ZAPFE 'i fir HARD'W'ARE, FURNITURE +s Hardware --' Furniture -- Funeral Directors -- Ambulance Service. s, N. Ball, Phhone 110. PHONE 195 J J. Zapfe, Phone 103. +_i _..- _CC ±1441WH, aft,.b...M!ii'lM144..w+C�"..+�+'.H144.i+'3Ms„414/Mia++'�.!4�,t.e +...*NJ -,f, Niti. h+ ne''.e, There is a Catch in it Perhaps you have already judged from the above heading that we are about to attempt to write :a fishing tackle ad. Watch for vacancies in your fishing equip- ment when going over it with con- templative eye to find the best meth- od of fooling the fish. "Oh" if wishes were only fishes what enthusiasm'. there would be in relating' your ex- citing experiences on .your return. from hurrying off or in same cases sneaking off -to fling a mean fly for the allurement of your favorite prey. Our stock •has feathered' fantasies• and decoys to coax the tinily fish and make response to the anglers vivid imagination. If you are in need of Hooks, Sinkers, Lines, Flies, Plugs, Minnows, Spoons, Leaders, Rod Fit- tings, Reels or Rods see our com- modious and varied stock. Remember -"If it Swims We Can Catch It!" If health was contagious the place to catch it would be in the great out-' doors. Soft Ball, Hard Ball, Tennis, Golf, Fishing take you out doors where health is. We have the health equipment in assortment equal to the ordinary and general demand. What we have not in stock we will be glad to describe from catalogue and pro- cure as promptly as possible at prop- er prices. NATIONAL SPORTS WEEK MAY 18 to 25th 1=, Tile W , B. Fair Co Often the Cheapest -Always the Best Mr. Douglas Ball of Toronto is holi- daying at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Nelson Ball. Mr. Benson Sutter of Toronto, spent the weekend at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs, J. A, Sutter. Mrs. Alfred Smith of Dresden is making' an extended visit at 'her home here owing to the ill health of her mother, Mrs. W. T. Haw- kins, Miss Cathleen Cuninghame has re- turned home, having completed her first year's work at Toronto Uni- versity. Major F. G. Thompson of the 11th Field Ambulance Corps, London, has been spending a shoot leave at his home. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon L. Hall and family of Cayuga spent the week- end with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Hall. Rev. and Mrs. Frank Herman and daughter Cleta of Markham, are visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W, T. Heiman. Rev. 0, L. Langford and Mr. H. D. Davis, former publisher of the Mitchell Advocate, called at the News -Record on: Tuesday. Miss Agnes Agnew of the Toronto General Hospital was a weekend visitor at the home of.her parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Agnew, Miss Dorothy Carr, Reg.N. of Tor- onto General Hospital staff, will 'spend the holiday with her grand - Mother, Mrs... George, McBonalcl, and Mi. and Mrs. H. C. Lawson. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Crich and grand children, Jackie and Helen Brown of Ferndale,. Michigan, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs: Wil- mer Wallis and other relatives. Mr. Thomas Johnston called on Clin- ton friends yesterday on his re- turn trip to his hone at Thornioe after spending some time with relatives in the Hensali district. Mrs, Dr. Hoare and two . daughters of Markham visited their aunt, Mrs. M. Snyder on Saturday, Mrs. Snyder has been in poor health forthe past few weeks but is grad- ually improving. Miss Marion Thompson of Gianton, . accompanied by her aunt, Mis. George Thompson of Regina, Sask. were visitors on Monday, evening evening at the honie of Dr. and Mot. F. G. Thompson. Mr, and lVirs, B. W. KearnI`and fain-• ily were recent visitors at Kincar- dine and Owen Sound. Mrs. Kearns was soloist in one of the churches in that district for the day and also sang over CFOS Owen Sound on the Kyle Hour 'programme, The following attended the Deanery meeting at Goderieh yesterday: Mrs. Monteith; Mrs. McKinnon, Misses Holmes, Mr. and Mrs. Moii- ley Counter, Mrs., George Walken; Rev. O'Neil, C. G. Middleton, Mrs. W. T. Herrman, Mrs. Fiault Her- man. Death of Former Resident Mr. Wilfred Penfouncl of Godorich. townshipwas in Beaton en Monday attending the funeral of his aunt, the late Mrs. James Aitken, who died on Saturday. Mrs. Aitken, formerly Mary Grace Penfound, was the Inst surviving member of ' the family of. the late Mr. and Mrs, Henry P.enfotincl Sr. of Stanley township. Mr, and Mus. Aitken and family will be rememb- ered by some of the older residents Rose Bushes OUTSTANDING VALUE IN. ROSE BUSHES BETTER TIMES -,Red. PREMIER SUPREME -Deep Pink TALISMAN --Bronze and Yellow. TOKEN -Orange. JOANNA I•IILL-Cream & Orange. Y13LLO'W JOANNA -Yellow. Will bloom in 6 or 8 weeks from time of planting. SPECIAL 25c EACH p Limited stock of Prizetaker and Ailsa Craig ONIONS, for good results plant ear/y. ,35c A BOX EARLY CABBAGE - fine big plants now ready BIG BOXES 25c EACH SPIREAS 35c or 3 for $1.00 F. R. CUNINGHAME Merhber of Florists Tel. Del As. Personal care given every order and special . attention given to funeral orders. Phones 176 and 31 FITZSiMONS I. BATKIN MEAT MARKET Per Lb. SAUSAGE 15c VEAL CHOPS 25c PORK CHOPS 22c SIDE PORK. in piece 18c ROAST PORK .... 15 to 23e ROAST VEAL 20c ROAST BEEF .... 17 to 18e JELLIED PORK & VEAL 15c P. M. ROLLS 25c SMOKED ROLLS 28c COOKED HAM 55c HAM ROAST, PORK 23c SMOKED BACK BACON 45c P. M. BACK BACON . 35c BEEF .and PORK LIVER 15c OX TAILS each 15c VEAL STEWS 15e HAMBURG STEAK 2 for 35c LARD 2 Ib. for 23c Fresh ASPARAGUS every day. CHOICE VEAL, PORK and BABY BEEF for weekend. PHONE 76 A Warning to Housewives A lady called the other day ask- ing us to issue a warning regarding persons who claim they represent the Institute for the Blind. She had purchased in good faith, only to find out later she had been tricked into buying. The procedure is for the prospec- tive customer to receive a phone message from a person soliciting orders for brushes and wax in the name of the organization. Later the goods are delivered and collection made without any credentials being presented. In order to avoid being taken in by these smooth talking individuals, always ask to see their credentials. If their appeal is legitimate there will be no difficulty. You can avoid having inferior goods and assist a good cause by making this a rule before buying from door-to-door salesmen, Superior Stores PHONE 111--CLINTON. SPECIALS FOR MAY 234and 25th OXYDOL, Large Pkg, 21c PIE CHERRIES, 12 .oz. Aylmer' tin 10c PASTRY FLOUR, 24's 59c CORN, Garden Patch, . 2 tins 19c CORN FLAKES, Quaker 2 pkgs. 13c PURE LARD,lb. 10c CORN STARCHDurham, pkg,. 10c LUX TOXLD C • SOAP .. 3 .cakes 17c1 MITFFETS pkg. 10c pkg. 15c pkg., 15c DERBY CHEESE' PAPER SERVIETTES WAXED PAPER .... 1Qc ,and '1.5c TUNA FLAKES, 180 GINGER .ALE, ige. bottle IQc MARSHMALLOWS, pkg. 10 and 25c LEMONS„ , . Large Size 4 for 10c O1iANGESy Sunkist doz. 30c PINEAPPLES, Large '21c Jumbo 25c RADISHES -5c, GREEN ONIONS 5c ASPARAGUS, Home -Grown, 3 bunches for 25e STORE CLOSED ALL DAY FRIDAY OPEN :l'EURSDAY• EVENING r. fl. tNo�Pso� SPECIALS MAY 23 to.2.7th_• . STOCK UP AND SAVE MONEY CHIPSO : ` Lg.. Pkg. With Bowl 27c SUGAR KRISP SUPREME Corn Flukes 3 PKGS. 21c OE LU$E- Shortening Spaghetti 2 LBS. 25c 2 113,.pkgs. isc PORK U BEANS Libby's TIN 5 for 27c � 20 oz REGULAR ,. , ... 29c tin ' REGULAR , . .. „ 19c Ib.' AYLMER WESTON'S BONELESS CHOCOLATE Chicken Mallows TIN 25c LB. 15c PUFFED RICE Quaker REGULAR 29c ib. PURE BLACK Pepper 19c REGULAR 19c bottle EXTRACT Vanilla 8 oz. bottle 15c REGULAR 330 REGULARar McL'ARE N''S STUFFED 11 oz. TALL' Olives JAR 29c, 2 Pkgs: 19c REGULAR 25c tin RED & WHITE BALKING FLOUR IXL JELLY Powders 6 for 25c Powder 1 Ib. TIN 19c Robin Hood 24's bag 79c RED ROS E FOR JAM USE Certo Coffee bottle 25c 1 Ib. tin 45c SUGAR SUBJECT TO STOCK ON HAND 110 lbs. 70c PRICES {SUBJECT TO CHANGE DUE TO THE NEW WAR TAX BUDGET QUALITY FRESH FRUITS fg VEGETABLES SWEET JUICY LEAF OR ANG `E S I LETTUCE dozen 25c NEW POTATOES, CUCUMBERS FRESH ASPARAGUS 18 s each 25c NEW CABBAGE HEAD LETTUCE 24's each , 19c FRESH RADISHES NEW CARROTS 5 for 90c CHOICE TOMATOES GREEN BEANS 30's each NEW BEETS 15e 10c CUBAN CANNING PINEAPPLE EXTRA LARGE LEMONS 4 for lOc CHOICE JUICY GRAPEFRUIT 6 for 25c HEARTS .OF CELERY 2 for 27 7 for $1.00 SWEET LARGE ORANGES dozen 4?.r c to QUALITY FRUITS & GROCERIES P HONE 4 ` PROMPT DELIVERY r CLINT TW SAL'1 .I WOMEN'S BROWN _ OXFORDS 98c GIRL'S WHITE STRAP with low heel, a clearing line, sizes 4, 6,, 6% and 7 $1.69 WOMEN'S WRITE Tie with Cuban heel in three Widths, full range, of sizes $2.25 WOMEN'S & GIRL'S WHITE OX- FORDS, sizes 3 to 8 $1.98 MISSES WHITE OXFORDS, sizes 11 to 3 $1A9 CHILD'S WHITE OXFORDS, sizes 5 to 10 .98 I'MFISSES Tan & White OXFORDS, leather soles $2.10 WOMEN' & MISSES Tan & Whitey Saddle OXFORDS with cork &l crepe soles $2.25 CHILD'S CAMP OXFORDS in two, tone, sizes 8 to 101/2 $1.69 WOMEN'S BLACK OXFORDS 75c ter ---- MEN'S WHITE BUCK OXFORDS, for ,. $3.69 MEN'S WHITE OXFORDS with composition soles $1.59 MEN'S SMART DRESS OXFORDS tan color $3.89 MEN'S BLACK SPORT OXFORDS composition soles $1.49 MEN'S BARGE - TYPE SPORT OXFORDS with heavy crepe' -soles- $2.79 BOY'S BLACK SPORT OXFORDS, composition soles $1.19 BOY'S LEATHER OXFORDS with heavy Panco soles $1.69 BOY'S BARGE -TYPE SPORT OX- FORDS - with heavy weight crepe soles, sizes 1 to 5 $2.10 1 PHONE 40. THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY.