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The Clinton News Record, 1939-03-30, Page 8WAGE 8 Tug CLINTON NEWS -RECORD THURS., MARCIt 30; 1 8 SCHNEIDERS BULK LARD LB. 1OC 8 -LB. PAIL HONEY 79c, HOME -MARIE SAUSAGE, LB.- 15,c REGULAR PORK CHOPS 'LB. 22c LAMB STEWS L13. 15c CONNELL & TYNDALL, ".CLINTON'S LEADING MEAT MARKET " none 162. Albert Street ra HAVE YOU SEEN THE Schick Injector Razor NOW ,ON DISPLAY Ratbr with Twelve Blades $1.00 Take one home and try it, fully guaranteed. MARTIN SENOUR PAINTS and VARNISHES LEAD f x 6fUawins, Plumbing. Phone 244 SEASONABLE SUGGESTIONS Give your boy or girl a lasting reminder' cf''Spring Show Day. ROLLER SKATES $1.00 up; New C.C.M. Bicycles from $29.75; a few second-hand bikes at low prices; New and Used Motorcycles; Fishing 'Tackle; -Catcher's Mitts, Baseball Bats -in fact everything in Sporting Equipmertt' at Clinton Bicycle and Motoreycle`Sales. Ask for The Card Game, only 50 left. One to a family. Superior Stores 1jgONE 111-CLINTON. SPECIALS FOR MARCH 30 31 APRJL'1; JAM, Raspberry or Strawberry, 32' oz. F• 23C SALMON, Golden Net, lied Cohoe, 1'a.'tin ti . :: 22e TOMATOES, Aylmer; .,2 sqt. tins 13c i.r•`i" � PUMPKIN, Aylmer;' large tin . , 9c PEACHES, Standard, 2 tins.' 25c SHRIMPS .,. ...,... Tm,1.6e PORK :& 'BEANS, Aylmer, 2 'Large Tins' c :.... '19e .; SWEET 'CORN,- *ylmer White, I' 2 Tins, , .. ,.. , , , .. ,.. 17e CORN SYRUP, Bee Hive, 5's tin 41c 'I,?OIILErF• TISSUE Itillcrest, ;, 3 rolls' 25c. ,. „ LEMON OIL, Hawes, .12 oz. '...' 23c .AMMONIA, Snowflake, 3 pkgs. 15c PANCAKE FLOUR,; : ,, pkg.15c MARMALADE, Orange, and - Grape- fruit 2 lb. jar 23e PEANUT BUTTER, 24 oz. jar 23c FRY'S COCOA, 1/2 lb. tin 23c ICING SUGAR, 3 lbs. 25c ORANGES, 2 doz. 25c GRAPEFRUIT, . 8 for 25c -SPINACH 2 11471 15e HEAL) LETTUCE, . 2 for 13c R. THOMPSON Free Delivery. Easter and Flowers EASTER The thoughts associated with Easter, bring viaiens of better, brighter days. From the dying winter to the new born spring 'tis tlittinlg that this should•' find its expression in goad will to 'men, the keynote of the season is : gladness, and it has a place among the Sacred Seasons of the year almost equal to that ' of Christmas. An 'established and .pleasing custom pertaining to it, is the exchanging of appropriate cards among friends, as an ex- pression of joy and gladness and typifying. Easter in its "'true sense. o. We have an assortment we are hoping will be pleasing to you from which to select. Startling Reductions are at present the order of the day in various coj ners of our stock. The articles are too varied in price and kind to ;permit a detailed description of them. Suf fice it to, say that we offer them at a real sacrifice. Some . cases it is because we just have one left and it must go, in others we have too many and wish to clean them out too. If prices will do it, and we think they will, these bargains are on the march. Watch for a windowful of these specials. As an example of special value we offer a Water Set, '7 pieces, con- sisting of six 9 -ounce water tumb- lers and one 3 -pint jug, fluted design for 50c. Mixing Bowl Sets, 4 •pieces, con- sisting of one each 6'4,",'71", 81/2", 91/2" clear glass bowls, new criss- cross design with rolled edge for 50c. The 'W, D. Fair Co Often the Cheapest. .Alway. the Beet Erste,.: time is .,flower, time, also a time for Greetings. Send Easter :Greetings - with Plants or Cut, Flowers.,- -Our Easter ,stock. will give -.you a good choice: EASTER LILLIES HYDRANGEAS ;,•CXNERARIAS CALCEOLAIt.IAS , BEGONIAS ROSE`.,13USHES etc. Roses Carnations and Spring •� Flowers.• Use our Telegraph: Delivery' Ser.; vice for your friends at a distance.' F. R. CUNINGHAME Member of Florists Tel. Del As. Personal care given every •order and special attention''given to funeral orders. Phones 1.76 and 31 LOOK! Now you can have wallpaper remov- ed without muss by a Special PAPER REMOVING MACHINE recently, purchased. It's a wizard for 'cleanliness & speed. Large •Assortment of Wallpapers,- -Priced 100 per single roll,up,-- Paints •'and Varnishes for Sale. Estimates given • cheerfully. D. A. KAT, CLINTON I- Phone 234 E' inj fs - �I1111 Ir, I�Q���i�I��i��Pu IIIPIUIIIpunlolli n II�mIIillliiJi]ljIIIIIII� Mr. Thomas Leppington was in Gode- `rich yesterday on business. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jervis and Mr. and Mrs. Bert White spent the weekend in London. Miss Mdry R. Stewart of the Univer- sity of Western. Ontario visited friends here last week. Mr. and Mrs. Lancaster of St. Marys were weekend visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George McLay. Mrs. W. R. Doan, Reg.N. of London, was the guest of Miss Isabelle Holmes, Reg.N. for the past few days. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Colwell and sons, Will and Jack spent Sunday at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Frank Wilson. Mrs. Radford of Mill street _we are sorry .to say is not enjoying as good health as.• her friend% would like to" see, ` • Miss Velina• 'Ashton has, ;returned home after. spending the pastweek ip Stratferd,with her, sister, Mrs. Leonard's'Adniahs. I1iss Marion-Gibbings of .Halibnrton Ws spending the Easter ivaeation 'at the hone of her parents,' Mr. and rs E S �r.i 1 ings , Rev, Ml and Mrs.' Johnston of Ford. Oh andii Mr. 'and NITS.' Mills. o • Blyth were. visitor's at -the ,home - iii L, Brigham recently. Mr. and .Mfrs Clayton Moore of Tnl- 'r-sonburg;"'and Miss M. 'Stetter of Mildmay were weekend visitor's''at, • the home of Mr. and IIrs:• G.V. Hall,' •,,.. Mr, aid Mrs. Peter Cameron left on Monday for their hone jn Kind ersley, Saskatchewan after an tended visit with relatives and: friends. here.. Mr. and Mrs. Al, Smith of Dresden '-'spent 'the weekend at the home of the lady's parents, Mr...and. Mrs; W. T` Hawkins. Mrs. Sinith re- mained to nurse •hey.' brother Jack who is quite ill. Mrs, Robert Charters, Miss Margaret. and Mrs. Will Charters of Tucker smith, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles. Mason of Saskatoon spent Monday with the latter's cousin, Mrs. Car- rie Jervis. Charlie played hockey with the Chicago Black Hawks this year: . ntilamotrommerawin The Red L3 White Store Quality Combined With Service Clinton, Phane,; Specials Mar. 30 to April ,ist Mr. H. -;Henry 'of. 'the Creamery staff has rtht'ed the -house "at present occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Reg. Ball on Princess street. and will get pos- session next month. ' Henri Beauty ' Shop LARD, Pure Schneiders 2 LBS. 19c SHORTENING, Schneiders 2 LB.S. 23c SMOKED PICNICS, ' jSchiieiders LB. 23c. BREAKFAST' BACON, Schneiders LB. 29c PRUNES'; Choice Meaty : 2 LBS. 15c WAX BEANS, Cut 2''s, 2 TINS 15c GRAPEFRUIT JUICE, 15 oz.......,, 2 TINS 15c TOMATO JUICE, 25 oz. ,. ,2' TINS 15c PEAS, Belle City 2 TINS 15c CORN, Belle City 2 TINS 15c SOUPS, Clarks Tom. and Veg. 2 TINS 15c LAMPS TO CLEAR, 60 w. 3 FOR 25c PORK &'-BEANS, (-lark's ' ' 3 TINS 25c SPAGHETTI, Clarks 3 TINS '25c TOMATOES,' Choice ;Quality' 3 TINS 25c JAM, RASPBERRY, 32 oz. Jar CHERRIES, Red Pie JAM, STRAWBERRY, 32 ozJar 25c SIIRIMPS, American Beauty 2 TINS 29c CAKES, Peach Sandwich 2 LBS. 29c PINEAPPLE JUICE, 12 oz. Tin ...... 2 FOR 25c ASPARAGUS, Cuttings, 12 oz. Tin 1 O C CORN FLAKES, Kelloggs, Large 2 FOR 23c HONER, CLOVER,' 2 Lb. TIN 19c BRAN FLAKES, Kelloggs 2 PKGS. 19c 25c 2 TINS 25c Special Quality GRAPEFRUIT, Seedless ...... ., ..... ., .... 8:EOR 23c;: GRAPEFRUIT, Large 6 FOR 25c LEMONS, HEAD LETTUCE, ORANGES, SPECIAL CELERY HEARTS, Finn Heads \z.. FOR; '13c 2, DOZEN 25_c BUNCHES . 25'c 6FOR'1Oc NEW CARROTS, 2 BUNCHES' .71.3c NEW BEETS, BU'N HES'. 2 $ 15c ORANGES, Sweet Medium- v,,.. 2 DOZEN 3"Sc SPINACH, Fresh Washed 2. POUNDS 15c TOMATOES, Firm Ripe PC/UNI)2Oc NEW CABBAGE, POUND" 7c ORANGES, Large Size . DOZEN r35 BANANAS, Golden Yellow DOZEN 25c' APPLES, No. 1 SPIES 5 POUNDS '25c COOKING ONIONS, SPECIAL 16 LBS. 19c GREEN PEPPERS 2 FOR 15c GREEN ONIONS 2 BUNCHES 11c CAULIFLOWERS, EACH 25c We are Paying 16c for 6 LB. FOWL 15c for 3 LB. FOWL 14c for I LB. FOWL 13c for LB. FOWL Clean Out Yoiir 'Boarders While Prices Are Favorable. Clinton Creamery Phone 145J attle Salt SPECIAL -'-While :It Lasts! 40c PER, ^CWT..;. f, . ' (Bring Youri Own I3iss) :het Your Season's, Supply: Now at' ' oUlt y Plant i'4,h' mak • HAS A NEW PRE HEAT METHOD OF PERMANENT WAVING No Electricity, Much More Comfortable.,. Phone 223 RILEY'S GROCERY.; t'�"1 �»w;»z.,»I»:«:»;«t«;»s»: sa: w»:»:. a ;»w».e 7 4F:,e4•: z w:»i",wI I:.Mae'f3'8ti,'! Where Quality Sells & Service Tells' 25c SALE LARGE CANS TOMATOES 3 for 25c LARGE CAN PEAS 3 for 25c Golden Bantam CORN.. 3 for 25c LIBBY'S PORI{ & BEANS, 21 oz. 3 for 25c AYLMER PORK & BEANS, 21 oz. 3 for 25c MACARONI 6 lbs. for 25c MATCHES, Large Box 3 for 25c ROL. OATS Fine or Coarse 6 lbs. 25c OYSTER SHELL, , . , 18 lbs. for 25c CATTLE SALTS6 lbs. for 25c MEDIUM GRAPEFRUIT 8 for 25c LARGE GRAPEFRUIT - 6 for 25s Gold Buckle ORANGES, 2 doz. 25c Gold Buckle ORANGES, 2. 'doz. 35c Gold Buckle ,ORANGES, 2 doz. 45. LEAF or HEAD LETTUCE 2 for 15c CELERY HEARTS, Crisp 2 for 19c RIPE TOMATOES , , .... , .. lb. 17e WITH EACH ORDER, OF $1.00 OR MORE .WE WILL SELL 10 `LES. • WHITE OR BROWN SUGAR . FOR 52e . , .RILEY'S Grocery Phone 39. Free Snappy Delivery. • Extension of Time In order to give all our customers and friends a chance to buy Furniture at real Bargains, we have extended the time of this • sale to April 8th, so when you are in town for the Spring Fair be sure to see these Bargains. You will find an extremely large stock to select from including: BEDS, SPRINGS, and ' MATTRESSES, STUDIO COUCHES,' CH)JSTERI'IIILD SUITES, OCCASIONAL CHAIRS, COUCHES, BEDR00N, DINING ROOM and KITCHEN SUITES, CEDAR CHESTS, FERNERIES, SMOKERS, MAGAZINE RACKS, 'FABLES of all Kinds and a great assortment of MIRRORS. HARDWARE DEPARTMENT We carry a large stock. of PAINTS -The Famous SHERWIN WILLIAMS Lines, UTILAC which has become very popular for furniture, woodwork and Floors. Get a faint -Brush Free with each purchase of this brand. We also carry a new line called NARVO which we recon mend. Thereis a ; wonderful assortment of Idlers. •• ' Tho Store With the Stock. BALL and ZAPFE HARDWARE, FURNITURE Embalmers; Funeral Directors, Ambulance Service. Phones: Store 195; N. Ball, 110; J. 3.'Zapfe 103 : 4,434F-I.+2»*s»,.ww,g.,»:4,: 4,44: ,44»ww .w w2»I:..414-:wf:.w»,w .3« » New Shoes, New Styles,, Lowest Prices.. buy with confidence . We guarantee our good shoes a>.lid- ntali:e any .reasonable ' adjustments asked ' by coin customer. Our prices will compare `' With', Mail Order Houses. You save the cost of a money order; and letter and are fjitted. soeow� Women's Brown Tan Tie ' Women';;;B1ack Tan Gore Womeri*,.sFBlack Pumps, Women's Di Fish Health Shoe, built' in Arch lSupport, comfortable, Dressy and in any width required. 'TRICE $3.89 omen's and.'Miises Black or Tan School or Work Oxfords; strong `arid serviceable, sizes 3 to 8. TRICE . $1.98 Women's and. Misses -Suede Oxfords, sizes 3 to 8, A Special at $1.98 Misses ,$lack Patent, Strap Slippers with Dutch Heel $2.25 Misses Black Oxfords with oval eyelet $1.98 Misses Black Oxfords with large eyelets. $1,98 when you buy at our store. $2.49 $2.499 $2.98 Growing Girls. Black or Brown ,Oxfords, of 'out- standing quality. PRICE $2 15 Growing Girls Black'o • . Brown Oxfords, a good strongsturdy everyday shoe. PRICE , $1.79 Child's High Shoe, size. 1 to 7 89c Child's Strap or Tie Slippers, sizes 1 to 5 59c Men's Oxfords, black`'ivith built in Steel,Arch, the right shoe for the man with bad feet ,.• $4.98 Men's Black or Brown Brogues,colnfortable.l_ast, and graceful appearance $4.49 Men's Black'Oxford for the inan1tIi the narrow foot, a shoe that will, fit and look neat • and ' smart. . $4.50 •Men's Dr. West High;Shoes, a good fitterand will give you honest wear. $3,25 Boys Oxfords, $1.76, $1.98, $2.25' Work Shoes for Men and Boys at Reasonable Prices. Our New Shoes are now on display and you can appreciate their value to seeing thein _than reading adds. We'll be looking for you. enmaseussonammazu a greater extent by CLIFFORP.LOB.S' �ciWiai � IIIIIIIIIIII SSpring Sale Monarch .C` Quality idousE p� FINISHES QT,IVORYI For Limited Time Only a "MONARCH" QUICK DRYING ENAMEL Colors: White, Ivory, Pale Green. "MONARCH" VARNISH STAIN Colors: Light Oak, Dark Oak, Ground Color. "MONARCH" HOUSE PAINT Colors: White, Ivory, Light Greens Cream, Buff. "MONARCH" Clear VARNISH "MONARCH" FLOOR ENAMEL Colors: Light Grey, Dark Grey, Tan, Yellow, Brown, MONARCH FINISHES ARE WONDERFUL VALUE This sale of wonderful value is made possible by special arrange- ments with the Canada Varnish Co., Ltd. of Toronto, makers of this high quality paint. 'We are handlingthis firm's product in this locality. and offer this special (Monarch Brand) at an introductory price. Do Not Miss This Offer. - You Will Save Money. SUTTER & PERDUE HARDWARE, PLUMBING & ELECTRICIANS PHONE 147w. CLINTON, ,ONT. ra HAVE YOU SEEN THE Schick Injector Razor NOW ,ON DISPLAY Ratbr with Twelve Blades $1.00 Take one home and try it, fully guaranteed. MARTIN SENOUR PAINTS and VARNISHES LEAD f x 6fUawins, Plumbing. Phone 244 SEASONABLE SUGGESTIONS Give your boy or girl a lasting reminder' cf''Spring Show Day. ROLLER SKATES $1.00 up; New C.C.M. Bicycles from $29.75; a few second-hand bikes at low prices; New and Used Motorcycles; Fishing 'Tackle; -Catcher's Mitts, Baseball Bats -in fact everything in Sporting Equipmertt' at Clinton Bicycle and Motoreycle`Sales. Ask for The Card Game, only 50 left. One to a family. Superior Stores 1jgONE 111-CLINTON. SPECIALS FOR MARCH 30 31 APRJL'1; JAM, Raspberry or Strawberry, 32' oz. F• 23C SALMON, Golden Net, lied Cohoe, 1'a.'tin ti . :: 22e TOMATOES, Aylmer; .,2 sqt. tins 13c i.r•`i" � PUMPKIN, Aylmer;' large tin . , 9c PEACHES, Standard, 2 tins.' 25c SHRIMPS .,. ...,... Tm,1.6e PORK :& 'BEANS, Aylmer, 2 'Large Tins' c :.... '19e .; SWEET 'CORN,- *ylmer White, I' 2 Tins, , .. ,.. , , , .. ,.. 17e CORN SYRUP, Bee Hive, 5's tin 41c 'I,?OIILErF• TISSUE Itillcrest, ;, 3 rolls' 25c. ,. „ LEMON OIL, Hawes, .12 oz. '...' 23c .AMMONIA, Snowflake, 3 pkgs. 15c PANCAKE FLOUR,; : ,, pkg.15c MARMALADE, Orange, and - Grape- fruit 2 lb. jar 23e PEANUT BUTTER, 24 oz. jar 23c FRY'S COCOA, 1/2 lb. tin 23c ICING SUGAR, 3 lbs. 25c ORANGES, 2 doz. 25c GRAPEFRUIT, . 8 for 25c -SPINACH 2 11471 15e HEAL) LETTUCE, . 2 for 13c R. THOMPSON Free Delivery. Easter and Flowers EASTER The thoughts associated with Easter, bring viaiens of better, brighter days. From the dying winter to the new born spring 'tis tlittinlg that this should•' find its expression in goad will to 'men, the keynote of the season is : gladness, and it has a place among the Sacred Seasons of the year almost equal to that ' of Christmas. An 'established and .pleasing custom pertaining to it, is the exchanging of appropriate cards among friends, as an ex- pression of joy and gladness and typifying. Easter in its "'true sense. o. We have an assortment we are hoping will be pleasing to you from which to select. Startling Reductions are at present the order of the day in various coj ners of our stock. The articles are too varied in price and kind to ;permit a detailed description of them. Suf fice it to, say that we offer them at a real sacrifice. Some . cases it is because we just have one left and it must go, in others we have too many and wish to clean them out too. If prices will do it, and we think they will, these bargains are on the march. Watch for a windowful of these specials. As an example of special value we offer a Water Set, '7 pieces, con- sisting of six 9 -ounce water tumb- lers and one 3 -pint jug, fluted design for 50c. Mixing Bowl Sets, 4 •pieces, con- sisting of one each 6'4,",'71", 81/2", 91/2" clear glass bowls, new criss- cross design with rolled edge for 50c. The 'W, D. Fair Co Often the Cheapest. .Alway. the Beet Erste,.: time is .,flower, time, also a time for Greetings. Send Easter :Greetings - with Plants or Cut, Flowers.,- -Our Easter ,stock. will give -.you a good choice: EASTER LILLIES HYDRANGEAS ;,•CXNERARIAS CALCEOLAIt.IAS , BEGONIAS ROSE`.,13USHES etc. Roses Carnations and Spring •� Flowers.• Use our Telegraph: Delivery' Ser.; vice for your friends at a distance.' F. R. CUNINGHAME Member of Florists Tel. Del As. Personal care given every •order and special attention''given to funeral orders. Phones 1.76 and 31 LOOK! Now you can have wallpaper remov- ed without muss by a Special PAPER REMOVING MACHINE recently, purchased. It's a wizard for 'cleanliness & speed. Large •Assortment of Wallpapers,- -Priced 100 per single roll,up,-- Paints •'and Varnishes for Sale. Estimates given • cheerfully. D. A. KAT, CLINTON I- Phone 234 E' inj fs - �I1111 Ir, I�Q���i�I��i��Pu IIIPIUIIIpunlolli n II�mIIillliiJi]ljIIIIIII� Mr. Thomas Leppington was in Gode- `rich yesterday on business. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jervis and Mr. and Mrs. Bert White spent the weekend in London. Miss Mdry R. Stewart of the Univer- sity of Western. Ontario visited friends here last week. Mr. and Mrs. Lancaster of St. Marys were weekend visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George McLay. Mrs. W. R. Doan, Reg.N. of London, was the guest of Miss Isabelle Holmes, Reg.N. for the past few days. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Colwell and sons, Will and Jack spent Sunday at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Frank Wilson. Mrs. Radford of Mill street _we are sorry .to say is not enjoying as good health as.• her friend% would like to" see, ` • Miss Velina• 'Ashton has, ;returned home after. spending the pastweek ip Stratferd,with her, sister, Mrs. Leonard's'Adniahs. I1iss Marion-Gibbings of .Halibnrton Ws spending the Easter ivaeation 'at the hone of her parents,' Mr. and rs E S �r.i 1 ings , Rev, Ml and Mrs.' Johnston of Ford. Oh andii Mr. 'and NITS.' Mills. o • Blyth were. visitor's at -the ,home - iii L, Brigham recently. Mr. and .Mfrs Clayton Moore of Tnl- 'r-sonburg;"'and Miss M. 'Stetter of Mildmay were weekend visitor's''at, • the home of Mr. and IIrs:• G.V. Hall,' •,,.. Mr, aid Mrs. Peter Cameron left on Monday for their hone jn Kind ersley, Saskatchewan after an tended visit with relatives and: friends. here.. Mr. and Mrs. Al, Smith of Dresden '-'spent 'the weekend at the home of the lady's parents, Mr...and. Mrs; W. T` Hawkins. Mrs. Sinith re- mained to nurse •hey.' brother Jack who is quite ill. Mrs, Robert Charters, Miss Margaret. and Mrs. Will Charters of Tucker smith, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles. Mason of Saskatoon spent Monday with the latter's cousin, Mrs. Car- rie Jervis. Charlie played hockey with the Chicago Black Hawks this year: . ntilamotrommerawin The Red L3 White Store Quality Combined With Service Clinton, Phane,; Specials Mar. 30 to April ,ist Mr. H. -;Henry 'of. 'the Creamery staff has rtht'ed the -house "at present occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Reg. Ball on Princess street. and will get pos- session next month. ' Henri Beauty ' Shop LARD, Pure Schneiders 2 LBS. 19c SHORTENING, Schneiders 2 LB.S. 23c SMOKED PICNICS, ' jSchiieiders LB. 23c. BREAKFAST' BACON, Schneiders LB. 29c PRUNES'; Choice Meaty : 2 LBS. 15c WAX BEANS, Cut 2''s, 2 TINS 15c GRAPEFRUIT JUICE, 15 oz.......,, 2 TINS 15c TOMATO JUICE, 25 oz. ,. ,2' TINS 15c PEAS, Belle City 2 TINS 15c CORN, Belle City 2 TINS 15c SOUPS, Clarks Tom. and Veg. 2 TINS 15c LAMPS TO CLEAR, 60 w. 3 FOR 25c PORK &'-BEANS, (-lark's ' ' 3 TINS 25c SPAGHETTI, Clarks 3 TINS '25c TOMATOES,' Choice ;Quality' 3 TINS 25c JAM, RASPBERRY, 32 oz. Jar CHERRIES, Red Pie JAM, STRAWBERRY, 32 ozJar 25c SIIRIMPS, American Beauty 2 TINS 29c CAKES, Peach Sandwich 2 LBS. 29c PINEAPPLE JUICE, 12 oz. Tin ...... 2 FOR 25c ASPARAGUS, Cuttings, 12 oz. Tin 1 O C CORN FLAKES, Kelloggs, Large 2 FOR 23c HONER, CLOVER,' 2 Lb. TIN 19c BRAN FLAKES, Kelloggs 2 PKGS. 19c 25c 2 TINS 25c Special Quality GRAPEFRUIT, Seedless ...... ., ..... ., .... 8:EOR 23c;: GRAPEFRUIT, Large 6 FOR 25c LEMONS, HEAD LETTUCE, ORANGES, SPECIAL CELERY HEARTS, Finn Heads \z.. FOR; '13c 2, DOZEN 25_c BUNCHES . 25'c 6FOR'1Oc NEW CARROTS, 2 BUNCHES' .71.3c NEW BEETS, BU'N HES'. 2 $ 15c ORANGES, Sweet Medium- v,,.. 2 DOZEN 3"Sc SPINACH, Fresh Washed 2. POUNDS 15c TOMATOES, Firm Ripe PC/UNI)2Oc NEW CABBAGE, POUND" 7c ORANGES, Large Size . DOZEN r35 BANANAS, Golden Yellow DOZEN 25c' APPLES, No. 1 SPIES 5 POUNDS '25c COOKING ONIONS, SPECIAL 16 LBS. 19c GREEN PEPPERS 2 FOR 15c GREEN ONIONS 2 BUNCHES 11c CAULIFLOWERS, EACH 25c We are Paying 16c for 6 LB. FOWL 15c for 3 LB. FOWL 14c for I LB. FOWL 13c for LB. FOWL Clean Out Yoiir 'Boarders While Prices Are Favorable. Clinton Creamery Phone 145J attle Salt SPECIAL -'-While :It Lasts! 40c PER, ^CWT..;. f, . ' (Bring Youri Own I3iss) :het Your Season's, Supply: Now at' ' oUlt y Plant i'4,h' mak • HAS A NEW PRE HEAT METHOD OF PERMANENT WAVING No Electricity, Much More Comfortable.,. Phone 223 RILEY'S GROCERY.; t'�"1 �»w;»z.,»I»:«:»;«t«;»s»: sa: w»:»:. a ;»w».e 7 4F:,e4•: z w:»i",wI I:.Mae'f3'8ti,'! Where Quality Sells & Service Tells' 25c SALE LARGE CANS TOMATOES 3 for 25c LARGE CAN PEAS 3 for 25c Golden Bantam CORN.. 3 for 25c LIBBY'S PORI{ & BEANS, 21 oz. 3 for 25c AYLMER PORK & BEANS, 21 oz. 3 for 25c MACARONI 6 lbs. for 25c MATCHES, Large Box 3 for 25c ROL. OATS Fine or Coarse 6 lbs. 25c OYSTER SHELL, , . , 18 lbs. for 25c CATTLE SALTS6 lbs. for 25c MEDIUM GRAPEFRUIT 8 for 25c LARGE GRAPEFRUIT - 6 for 25s Gold Buckle ORANGES, 2 doz. 25c Gold Buckle ORANGES, 2. 'doz. 35c Gold Buckle ,ORANGES, 2 doz. 45. LEAF or HEAD LETTUCE 2 for 15c CELERY HEARTS, Crisp 2 for 19c RIPE TOMATOES , , .... , .. lb. 17e WITH EACH ORDER, OF $1.00 OR MORE .WE WILL SELL 10 `LES. • WHITE OR BROWN SUGAR . FOR 52e . , .RILEY'S Grocery Phone 39. Free Snappy Delivery. • Extension of Time In order to give all our customers and friends a chance to buy Furniture at real Bargains, we have extended the time of this • sale to April 8th, so when you are in town for the Spring Fair be sure to see these Bargains. You will find an extremely large stock to select from including: BEDS, SPRINGS, and ' MATTRESSES, STUDIO COUCHES,' CH)JSTERI'IIILD SUITES, OCCASIONAL CHAIRS, COUCHES, BEDR00N, DINING ROOM and KITCHEN SUITES, CEDAR CHESTS, FERNERIES, SMOKERS, MAGAZINE RACKS, 'FABLES of all Kinds and a great assortment of MIRRORS. HARDWARE DEPARTMENT We carry a large stock. of PAINTS -The Famous SHERWIN WILLIAMS Lines, UTILAC which has become very popular for furniture, woodwork and Floors. Get a faint -Brush Free with each purchase of this brand. We also carry a new line called NARVO which we recon mend. Thereis a ; wonderful assortment of Idlers. •• ' Tho Store With the Stock. BALL and ZAPFE HARDWARE, FURNITURE Embalmers; Funeral Directors, Ambulance Service. Phones: Store 195; N. Ball, 110; J. 3.'Zapfe 103 : 4,434F-I.+2»*s»,.ww,g.,»:4,: 4,44: ,44»ww .w w2»I:..414-:wf:.w»,w .3« » New Shoes, New Styles,, Lowest Prices.. buy with confidence . We guarantee our good shoes a>.lid- ntali:e any .reasonable ' adjustments asked ' by coin customer. Our prices will compare `' With', Mail Order Houses. You save the cost of a money order; and letter and are fjitted. soeow� Women's Brown Tan Tie ' Women';;;B1ack Tan Gore Womeri*,.sFBlack Pumps, Women's Di Fish Health Shoe, built' in Arch lSupport, comfortable, Dressy and in any width required. 'TRICE $3.89 omen's and.'Miises Black or Tan School or Work Oxfords; strong `arid serviceable, sizes 3 to 8. TRICE . $1.98 Women's and. Misses -Suede Oxfords, sizes 3 to 8, A Special at $1.98 Misses ,$lack Patent, Strap Slippers with Dutch Heel $2.25 Misses Black Oxfords with oval eyelet $1.98 Misses Black Oxfords with large eyelets. $1,98 when you buy at our store. $2.49 $2.499 $2.98 Growing Girls. Black or Brown ,Oxfords, of 'out- standing quality. PRICE $2 15 Growing Girls Black'o • . Brown Oxfords, a good strongsturdy everyday shoe. PRICE , $1.79 Child's High Shoe, size. 1 to 7 89c Child's Strap or Tie Slippers, sizes 1 to 5 59c Men's Oxfords, black`'ivith built in Steel,Arch, the right shoe for the man with bad feet ,.• $4.98 Men's Black or Brown Brogues,colnfortable.l_ast, and graceful appearance $4.49 Men's Black'Oxford for the inan1tIi the narrow foot, a shoe that will, fit and look neat • and ' smart. . $4.50 •Men's Dr. West High;Shoes, a good fitterand will give you honest wear. $3,25 Boys Oxfords, $1.76, $1.98, $2.25' Work Shoes for Men and Boys at Reasonable Prices. Our New Shoes are now on display and you can appreciate their value to seeing thein _than reading adds. We'll be looking for you. enmaseussonammazu a greater extent by CLIFFORP.LOB.S'