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Home My WebLink AboutThe Clinton News Record, 1938-03-03, Page 8PAGE 20 Lb. Pail Schneider's Lard $2.90 Choice Rib Roast of Beef, per ib. 15c Rib Boiling Beef, per lb. 13c 10 Lb. Pail Clover Honey $1.10 CONNE sL, dk TYNDALL/ " CLINTON'S LEADING MEAT MARKET " Pone 162. Albert Street "It Pays to Play" Save Money the cycle way. New bicycles and motorcycles solve the transportation problem. Easy prices -Easy Terms. Wire Puzzles provide interesting entertainment. We have them. Save on a new gun while prices are low. Come to the Rifle :Range. Age limit 12-90. You are invited to give pointers on shoot- ing. Clinton Bicycle and Motorcycle Sales ForGreater Profits BUY JERVIS CHICKS SIX POINT BREEDING PROGRAM: 1, Size and Type, 2, High Livability. 3. Early Maturity. 4. Large Egg Size. 5. High Average Flock Production. 6. All Breeders banded by Government Inspector. ORDER TO -DAY. INCUBATORS NOW RUNNING. JERVIS HATCHERY & FEED STORE Superior Stores PHONE 111--e-CLINTON. SPECIALS for MARCH3,4&5 Chicken Boddie, 2 tins 23c Peas, Garden Patch, 2 tins .. , 210 Shortening, Hillcrest, 2 lbs. 25c Jam, Strawberry or Raspberry, 32 oz. jar 27c Pork and Beans, 3 lge. 2' oz. tins 250 Salmon, Cascade, Fancy Pink, 2 1-1b: tins for 25e Prunes, large size, 2 lbs. for 25c Soda Biscuits, 2.1 -Ib. bags 25c Kellogg's All -Bran, pkg. 21c Dog Food, Bow Park 14 -oz. tin 10c Lux Flakes, lge. pkg. ...... , 24e Oxydol lc Sale -1 lge. Pkg. 1 Small Pkg., Both for 26c Mother's Cookies, per Ib. 19c Brooms, 5 -String, each 25c Oranges, Gold Buckle Brand - Large Size, 176's, dozen 33c Size 220's, dozen 27e Size 252's, dozen 23e STOCK COMPOUND MINERAL -- Cows, Calves. Supplement For Hogs and Horses EXTRA SPECIAL $1.00 R . PS Free Delivery HENRI BEAUTY SHOP Have the new Park Avenue wire- less oil wave. The newest thing in permanents at only $6,00. Phone 223 for appointment. 73-1. COMING l TO ROXY THEATRE March 14th "Green Light" Under Auspices of the HOSPITAL AID ASSOCIATION. ; MODERN AND OLD-TIME DANCE and Callers Contest in Old Time Dance Hall, Clinton Monday, March 7th PRIZE GIVEN FOR BEST CALLER 5 -PIECE DANCE BAND Admission 25c. Auspices Taylors Corner Ball Teain CONSTANc:':i', Mr. and Mrs. Mat. Armstrong will be at hotne to their friends between the hours of two and four on Wednes- day, March 9th, on the occasion of their Golden Wedding A.nniveisary. THE CLINTON NEWS-RECORDgsmorommgammaroora ,, Keep account -of your transactions, a handy book 'costs little and often worth a good deal for reference and satisfaction. ',Sometimes save you many times their cost.' We have an assortment of shapes and sizes, mein- ordandum-cash diaries - counter and day 'books -ledgers - journals for the office. . Here's our contribution to the League of Suppressed Profanity -its called "Gumstript"-you accidentally tear is page in your ledger, your mu- sic, the book, you are reading -reach for a coil of transparent tissue and cover the blemish -it sticks -you can see what you have, covered over and; all is as well as you can make it. Keep a coil handy. It's low cost makes it an economy. Some one said "Books. are the legacy that great genius leaves to mankind." Oh yes! We knew there was some- thing we wanted to ask you. -Have you read "The Citadel"? Since last November it has headed the fiction list as the best seller and the -best renter ,n England, United States and Canada, and we have just been ad- vised that it stands in the same posi,• tion in February. What a record! Now in stock. Price $2.50. "The Family Life of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth", written and pub- lished with the personal approval of Her Majesty, it is one of the most charming real life romances ever published. This delightful book deals chiefly with the Queen's work and life as the Duches of York, and, of course, as the mother of two Princes- ses. Charmingly illustrated and beauti- fully produced, this book should find a place in thousands of homes throughout the Iand. The W. D. Fair Co Often the Cheapest. -Always the Best €JQfr4 i IIIIIpIII„IIIIIIIIpiOIPn„ ,,„ , with fl IOP III1).114I Mrs. Robert Phillips of Auburn vis- ited Mrs. Ernest Adams on Friday. Miss Maude Torrance has been in Toronto for a few days. Mr. Waugh of London is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Jelin Nediger, Sr. Miss Maysie Murdoch of Goderich spent Sunday with Miss Mary Tur- ner. Mrs. Robert Needham and baby daughter of London are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Worrell. Mrs: Lowery and Mr. C. Bruegeman of Chesley are visiting their sister, Mrs. E. Wendorf. Mr. Hugh Collver of Chatham spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs, Bruce Armstrong. Miss R. V. Irwin has returned home from New York, where she visited her sister, Miss Bessie Irwin. Mr. and Mrs, Chas. Vessey and fam- ily of St. Marys spent Sunday with friends in. town. Mrs. Geo. Foote of Port Arthur is a guest with her mother, Mrs. Tor- rance of town. Mrs. W. E. Floody of Toronto spent several days last week with her sister, Mrs. J. A. Sutter and with her mother, Mrs. IL B. Chant. Mr. Smith and Mrs. Mary Beadle, London, were guests on Tuesday of Miss Beadle's uncle, Mr. John Mc- Phee. Mrs. James Livermore is spending several days this week with her daughter, Mrs'. Clarence Green, in Teeswater. Miss Doris Nickle leaves this week for Stratford, where she will enter as a nurse -in -training in the Strat- ford Hospital. . Mrs. David Johnston of Drayton, who has been the guest of her sister, Mrs, E. W. Morrison, for the past three weeks, returned oto her home on Wednesday. Holmesville Cheese Factory Has Successful Year During 1937 the Holmesville cheese factory handled 2,964,780 pounds of milk with a butterfat content of 103,- 843.57 pounds from which 271,247 pounds of cheese were manufactured, The average price per 100 lbs. of milk was $1.21, butterfat .31c per pound. The cheese manufactured graded exceptionally well. Out of 2,484 box- es graded, 99.4 graded No. 1 and only .6 graded No. 2, The average score for all cheese 'graded was 92,066. Cheese manufactured in Huron County during the past year has,been of very good Quality. 4,685 boxes were graded, scoring 98.53 No. 1, 1.43 No. 2 and 0.04 Na. 3, with an average score for all cheese graded of 92.063. The statement for the province re- veals that 1,000,051 boxes were grad- ed, of which 95,44 graded No. 1. The average score obtained for the pro- vince was 92.238 points. The total number of boxes graded for all Canada was 1,360,111 boxes, These graded No. 1, 93.05; No. 2, 6.68; No. 3, 0.21, no scare 0.06. Average score covering all cheese graded, 92. 053. From the above figures it would appear that the manufacture of Can- adian cheese is in a flourishing con- dition, and that the product manu- factured is of a high quality. THURS.; MARCH 3, 1938:.: ONE FRIEND TRIJ S ANOTHEB O'NEIL'S ADVANCE NEWS ON /Always ion the Lem., RED Alin warnt Advertised --March. I5th Week End To prepare for the Big Sale we are offering the following this week -- ILarge Salmon, Maple Leaf, 1 lb. for 29c Libby Spaghetti, large size, each Golden Bantam Corn,. each 10c Tomato and Vegetable Soup, 3. for 1:5c 25c LENT SPECIALS Fish Cakes, per tin Connor's Snacks Tuna Flakes .Pritchards Macaroni, 4 lbs. for Kraft Dinner Cheese New Cheese Old Cheese Golden {Spray Cheese 15c 15c 15c 15c 25c' 21c 22c 27c 15c • EXTRA SPECIAL-. Supreme ;Shortening, 2 lbs. for HIGHEST PRICE PAID; FOR EGGS., tamostormaissor 23C FISH AND VEGETABLES - Smoked Filletts, per lb. Fresh Filletts, per lb. E. C. Salmon, per lb. Cauliflowers, each (Spinach, 2 lbs. for .Head Lettuce, 2 for Celery Radishes ... -• ..._ New Carrots New Beets 1?c 19.c 15c 2.5c 17'c 19c 1Oc 5c' 2fiir11C 2 fair 11c Oranges, Sweet and Juicy 19c, 29c' and 339c • HAVE YOU TRIED MARMITE -the New Health Food -=Call and we will tell you about it. ..A Real Spring Tonic. Wi ere "Sells for Less" Price Prevails W. T. O'NEIL CLINTON'S BIG CORNER GROCETERIA Phone 48 Winter Bulbs The bowls in which you grew your Paper White Narcissus can again be filled with Mid -Winter Bulbs in Bud and Bloom. They are easily transplanted. Prices are reasonable. Phone us for par- ticulars For Your Cut Flower Needs Wo Have: Daffodils, Tulips, Snapdragon, Jonquils, Carnations, Roses, Etc. F. R. CUNINGHAME Florist Phone 176 and 31 RILEY'S GROCERY. Where Quality Sells and Service Tells Lenten Specials 1 24 -Ib. bag Pastry Flour 69c 1 7-1b. bag Pastry Flour 25c Large Bottle Vanilla 17e Tomatoes, large, 2 for 19c Peas, 2 for 19c Golden Bantam Corn, 2 for 19c Pork and Beans, 2 for 19c New Cheese, per lb. 18c Loose Macaroni, 4 lbs, for 23c Red Salmon Trout, per Ib. 12c Fresh Herring, per dozen 35c Salt Herring, per dozen 35c l Large and 1 Small Oxydol both for . 25c 4 Calay Soap, for l99c Castile Soap, 10 for 25c Fresh Graded Eggs For Sale ' At An Times For Lent. We BUY and GRADE EGGS for which WE PAY le A, DOZEN MORE IN CASH or TRADE. RILEY'S Grocery .,.r o...n...u..o41M.o. ..........,,..,..0.114...r0•111.1,+WM0•4•.o..o4,.Mr,1..naw.0nwroony ... ANNOUNCEMENT BEATTIE'S FURNITURE STORE • now the only authorized headquarters in town for GENUINE SINGER SEWING MACHINE PARTS AND SERVICE. 1. Special rate of $L75 for complete overhaul until March 31st. 2. Free estimate on repair work. Any type of machine, 3. L. R. Bridges, Singer representative, will make regular weekly calls. 73.1, , 4.ww�,.; w;»,w,«www i�::•d�;»'»7»:Ml»:»; 7»'r:�i f,3»}.5�».0.;..;«�.�5•�. BUY NOWPa Pe 20% OFF E}} 4 ALL HOCKEY STICKS AND SKATES TO CLEAR. X Sap Pans made to Order { L l�: 4;. \ Order Now and Be Prepared for the First Run., T. HawkinsHardware and ? Plumbing Phone 244 ::w 1444.;«,»: 44.4 ; ,1,i4 t»w -:M r »'•S ,3» .4.40. *4 4 %.- potionowsuptimpliploc Cash SPECIALS - Beef Roasts, per lb. Rolled and Boneless Dumart's Shortening, 2 Ib. 25c Corn Beef, 2 tins Bologna, in piece, 2 lbs.25c Weiners, 2 lbs. ems. 35c afalISOMINIMI Back Bacon, per lb. in piece 35c leen. Breakfast Bacon, per lb. 25c In Piece Sauerkraut, lge. tins, 2 for 19c Peas, No. 4 Size, 2 for Orange Marmalade 40 oz. Size 21c 19c : Pork and Beans, 2 Ige. tins 19c Clark's Corn, White, 2 tins 19c Tomatoes, lge. tins, 2 for 19c Peaches, 2 tins for Golden Areas Pumpkins, 2 tins for Culverhouse' Brand 25c 11c Crushed Pineapple, 2 tins ..•25c .w1,dt ,�c�u t AR3.S!Jn Hill. 111K1 ar -.,wi,.a+sA. kt^„Wp '7 1.1e5l 6. Snow Flake Ammonia, 6 pkgs. for 25c Surprise Soap, 6 bars for 25c ey Apples, 6 -qt, basket 29c Head Lettuce, large, 2 for...19c aormansumnaserasenammeananner Cabbage, 2 heads for 1-5c i 5•ti,{,i V K �(4 "•'WI x>I� 1�iY1H4{�Lt � �Eh$il �'I ��-d. )(u Y<• 42 ai',031.,.1 • . 1:4 n r/ extra Specials NORTHERN ELECTRIC RADIO --2. ` /J Model 430, For $27.00 CALL, SEE AND HEAR IT.. SHE'S A WONDER. NORTHERN ELECTRIC -Glasgow Model 626 (] [ SPECIAL AT . $59.95 FINLY QUEBEC COOK STOVE High Closet and Reservoir $65.00 NEW IDEA QUEBEC COOK STOVE $24.00 IN WE CARRY A FULL LINE OF C.I.L. PAINTS AND ENAMELS. BUTTER & PERDUE HARDWARE, PLUMBING, TINSMITHING, ELECTRICAL Phone 147w. WIRING. P.O. Box 48 1' "It Pays to Play" Save Money the cycle way. New bicycles and motorcycles solve the transportation problem. Easy prices -Easy Terms. Wire Puzzles provide interesting entertainment. We have them. Save on a new gun while prices are low. Come to the Rifle :Range. Age limit 12-90. You are invited to give pointers on shoot- ing. Clinton Bicycle and Motorcycle Sales ForGreater Profits BUY JERVIS CHICKS SIX POINT BREEDING PROGRAM: 1, Size and Type, 2, High Livability. 3. Early Maturity. 4. Large Egg Size. 5. High Average Flock Production. 6. All Breeders banded by Government Inspector. ORDER TO -DAY. INCUBATORS NOW RUNNING. JERVIS HATCHERY & FEED STORE Superior Stores PHONE 111--e-CLINTON. SPECIALS for MARCH3,4&5 Chicken Boddie, 2 tins 23c Peas, Garden Patch, 2 tins .. , 210 Shortening, Hillcrest, 2 lbs. 25c Jam, Strawberry or Raspberry, 32 oz. jar 27c Pork and Beans, 3 lge. 2' oz. tins 250 Salmon, Cascade, Fancy Pink, 2 1-1b: tins for 25e Prunes, large size, 2 lbs. for 25c Soda Biscuits, 2.1 -Ib. bags 25c Kellogg's All -Bran, pkg. 21c Dog Food, Bow Park 14 -oz. tin 10c Lux Flakes, lge. pkg. ...... , 24e Oxydol lc Sale -1 lge. Pkg. 1 Small Pkg., Both for 26c Mother's Cookies, per Ib. 19c Brooms, 5 -String, each 25c Oranges, Gold Buckle Brand - Large Size, 176's, dozen 33c Size 220's, dozen 27e Size 252's, dozen 23e STOCK COMPOUND MINERAL -- Cows, Calves. Supplement For Hogs and Horses EXTRA SPECIAL $1.00 R . PS Free Delivery HENRI BEAUTY SHOP Have the new Park Avenue wire- less oil wave. The newest thing in permanents at only $6,00. Phone 223 for appointment. 73-1. COMING l TO ROXY THEATRE March 14th "Green Light" Under Auspices of the HOSPITAL AID ASSOCIATION. ; MODERN AND OLD-TIME DANCE and Callers Contest in Old Time Dance Hall, Clinton Monday, March 7th PRIZE GIVEN FOR BEST CALLER 5 -PIECE DANCE BAND Admission 25c. Auspices Taylors Corner Ball Teain CONSTANc:':i', Mr. and Mrs. Mat. Armstrong will be at hotne to their friends between the hours of two and four on Wednes- day, March 9th, on the occasion of their Golden Wedding A.nniveisary. THE CLINTON NEWS-RECORDgsmorommgammaroora ,, Keep account -of your transactions, a handy book 'costs little and often worth a good deal for reference and satisfaction. ',Sometimes save you many times their cost.' We have an assortment of shapes and sizes, mein- ordandum-cash diaries - counter and day 'books -ledgers - journals for the office. . Here's our contribution to the League of Suppressed Profanity -its called "Gumstript"-you accidentally tear is page in your ledger, your mu- sic, the book, you are reading -reach for a coil of transparent tissue and cover the blemish -it sticks -you can see what you have, covered over and; all is as well as you can make it. Keep a coil handy. It's low cost makes it an economy. Some one said "Books. are the legacy that great genius leaves to mankind." Oh yes! We knew there was some- thing we wanted to ask you. -Have you read "The Citadel"? Since last November it has headed the fiction list as the best seller and the -best renter ,n England, United States and Canada, and we have just been ad- vised that it stands in the same posi,• tion in February. What a record! Now in stock. Price $2.50. "The Family Life of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth", written and pub- lished with the personal approval of Her Majesty, it is one of the most charming real life romances ever published. This delightful book deals chiefly with the Queen's work and life as the Duches of York, and, of course, as the mother of two Princes- ses. Charmingly illustrated and beauti- fully produced, this book should find a place in thousands of homes throughout the Iand. The W. D. Fair Co Often the Cheapest. -Always the Best €JQfr4 i IIIIIpIII„IIIIIIIIpiOIPn„ ,,„ , with fl IOP III1).114I Mrs. Robert Phillips of Auburn vis- ited Mrs. Ernest Adams on Friday. Miss Maude Torrance has been in Toronto for a few days. Mr. Waugh of London is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Jelin Nediger, Sr. Miss Maysie Murdoch of Goderich spent Sunday with Miss Mary Tur- ner. Mrs. Robert Needham and baby daughter of London are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Worrell. Mrs: Lowery and Mr. C. Bruegeman of Chesley are visiting their sister, Mrs. E. Wendorf. Mr. Hugh Collver of Chatham spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs, Bruce Armstrong. Miss R. V. Irwin has returned home from New York, where she visited her sister, Miss Bessie Irwin. Mr. and Mrs, Chas. Vessey and fam- ily of St. Marys spent Sunday with friends in. town. Mrs. Geo. Foote of Port Arthur is a guest with her mother, Mrs. Tor- rance of town. Mrs. W. E. Floody of Toronto spent several days last week with her sister, Mrs. J. A. Sutter and with her mother, Mrs. IL B. Chant. Mr. Smith and Mrs. Mary Beadle, London, were guests on Tuesday of Miss Beadle's uncle, Mr. John Mc- Phee. Mrs. James Livermore is spending several days this week with her daughter, Mrs'. Clarence Green, in Teeswater. Miss Doris Nickle leaves this week for Stratford, where she will enter as a nurse -in -training in the Strat- ford Hospital. . Mrs. David Johnston of Drayton, who has been the guest of her sister, Mrs, E. W. Morrison, for the past three weeks, returned oto her home on Wednesday. Holmesville Cheese Factory Has Successful Year During 1937 the Holmesville cheese factory handled 2,964,780 pounds of milk with a butterfat content of 103,- 843.57 pounds from which 271,247 pounds of cheese were manufactured, The average price per 100 lbs. of milk was $1.21, butterfat .31c per pound. The cheese manufactured graded exceptionally well. Out of 2,484 box- es graded, 99.4 graded No. 1 and only .6 graded No. 2, The average score for all cheese 'graded was 92,066. Cheese manufactured in Huron County during the past year has,been of very good Quality. 4,685 boxes were graded, scoring 98.53 No. 1, 1.43 No. 2 and 0.04 Na. 3, with an average score for all cheese graded of 92.063. The statement for the province re- veals that 1,000,051 boxes were grad- ed, of which 95,44 graded No. 1. The average score obtained for the pro- vince was 92.238 points. The total number of boxes graded for all Canada was 1,360,111 boxes, These graded No. 1, 93.05; No. 2, 6.68; No. 3, 0.21, no scare 0.06. Average score covering all cheese graded, 92. 053. From the above figures it would appear that the manufacture of Can- adian cheese is in a flourishing con- dition, and that the product manu- factured is of a high quality. THURS.; MARCH 3, 1938:.: ONE FRIEND TRIJ S ANOTHEB O'NEIL'S ADVANCE NEWS ON /Always ion the Lem., RED Alin warnt Advertised --March. I5th Week End To prepare for the Big Sale we are offering the following this week -- ILarge Salmon, Maple Leaf, 1 lb. for 29c Libby Spaghetti, large size, each Golden Bantam Corn,. each 10c Tomato and Vegetable Soup, 3. for 1:5c 25c LENT SPECIALS Fish Cakes, per tin Connor's Snacks Tuna Flakes .Pritchards Macaroni, 4 lbs. for Kraft Dinner Cheese New Cheese Old Cheese Golden {Spray Cheese 15c 15c 15c 15c 25c' 21c 22c 27c 15c • EXTRA SPECIAL-. Supreme ;Shortening, 2 lbs. for HIGHEST PRICE PAID; FOR EGGS., tamostormaissor 23C FISH AND VEGETABLES - Smoked Filletts, per lb. Fresh Filletts, per lb. E. C. Salmon, per lb. Cauliflowers, each (Spinach, 2 lbs. for .Head Lettuce, 2 for Celery Radishes ... -• ..._ New Carrots New Beets 1?c 19.c 15c 2.5c 17'c 19c 1Oc 5c' 2fiir11C 2 fair 11c Oranges, Sweet and Juicy 19c, 29c' and 339c • HAVE YOU TRIED MARMITE -the New Health Food -=Call and we will tell you about it. ..A Real Spring Tonic. Wi ere "Sells for Less" Price Prevails W. T. O'NEIL CLINTON'S BIG CORNER GROCETERIA Phone 48 Winter Bulbs The bowls in which you grew your Paper White Narcissus can again be filled with Mid -Winter Bulbs in Bud and Bloom. They are easily transplanted. Prices are reasonable. Phone us for par- ticulars For Your Cut Flower Needs Wo Have: Daffodils, Tulips, Snapdragon, Jonquils, Carnations, Roses, Etc. F. R. CUNINGHAME Florist Phone 176 and 31 RILEY'S GROCERY. Where Quality Sells and Service Tells Lenten Specials 1 24 -Ib. bag Pastry Flour 69c 1 7-1b. bag Pastry Flour 25c Large Bottle Vanilla 17e Tomatoes, large, 2 for 19c Peas, 2 for 19c Golden Bantam Corn, 2 for 19c Pork and Beans, 2 for 19c New Cheese, per lb. 18c Loose Macaroni, 4 lbs, for 23c Red Salmon Trout, per Ib. 12c Fresh Herring, per dozen 35c Salt Herring, per dozen 35c l Large and 1 Small Oxydol both for . 25c 4 Calay Soap, for l99c Castile Soap, 10 for 25c Fresh Graded Eggs For Sale ' At An Times For Lent. We BUY and GRADE EGGS for which WE PAY le A, DOZEN MORE IN CASH or TRADE. RILEY'S Grocery .,.r o...n...u..o41M.o. ..........,,..,..0.114...r0•111.1,+WM0•4•.o..o4,.Mr,1..naw.0nwroony ... ANNOUNCEMENT BEATTIE'S FURNITURE STORE • now the only authorized headquarters in town for GENUINE SINGER SEWING MACHINE PARTS AND SERVICE. 1. Special rate of $L75 for complete overhaul until March 31st. 2. Free estimate on repair work. Any type of machine, 3. L. R. Bridges, Singer representative, will make regular weekly calls. 73.1, , 4.ww�,.; w;»,w,«www i�::•d�;»'»7»:Ml»:»; 7»'r:�i f,3»}.5�».0.;..;«�.�5•�. BUY NOWPa Pe 20% OFF E}} 4 ALL HOCKEY STICKS AND SKATES TO CLEAR. X Sap Pans made to Order { L l�: 4;. \ Order Now and Be Prepared for the First Run., T. HawkinsHardware and ? Plumbing Phone 244 ::w 1444.;«,»: 44.4 ; ,1,i4 t»w -:M r »'•S ,3» .4.40. *4 4 %.- potionowsuptimpliploc Cash SPECIALS - Beef Roasts, per lb. Rolled and Boneless Dumart's Shortening, 2 Ib. 25c Corn Beef, 2 tins Bologna, in piece, 2 lbs.25c Weiners, 2 lbs. ems. 35c afalISOMINIMI Back Bacon, per lb. in piece 35c leen. Breakfast Bacon, per lb. 25c In Piece Sauerkraut, lge. tins, 2 for 19c Peas, No. 4 Size, 2 for Orange Marmalade 40 oz. Size 21c 19c : Pork and Beans, 2 Ige. tins 19c Clark's Corn, White, 2 tins 19c Tomatoes, lge. tins, 2 for 19c Peaches, 2 tins for Golden Areas Pumpkins, 2 tins for Culverhouse' Brand 25c 11c Crushed Pineapple, 2 tins ..•25c .w1,dt ,�c�u t AR3.S!Jn Hill. 111K1 ar -.,wi,.a+sA. kt^„Wp '7 1.1e5l 6. Snow Flake Ammonia, 6 pkgs. for 25c Surprise Soap, 6 bars for 25c ey Apples, 6 -qt, basket 29c Head Lettuce, large, 2 for...19c aormansumnaserasenammeananner Cabbage, 2 heads for 1-5c i 5•ti,{,i V K �(4 "•'WI x>I� 1�iY1H4{�Lt � �Eh$il �'I ��-d. )(u Y<• 42 ai',031.,.1 • . 1:4