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The Clinton News Record, 1935-02-14, Page 8AGE ,8 ar. TR x, ui I ' %tII1�TT01\T NEWS -RECORD From 21 tPr•.sonalMeasurements.; TIP• TOP • CLOTHES are hand Cuts and individually tailored to' lour measure. .:Perfect .style rn',fine.+woollens is largely a unatter of —xtn 1ftt depends on measure. TOP TAILORS LIMITED Made 'to'Measure 'Clothes are guaranteed to 'fit $23.50 Sold by Plumsteel Bras.. Agents:for Tip -Ton, ,Berger and tGamliridge 1tlade-to-1 eaeirne ,Clothinv e have won all ken games. When it comes to Fountain Pens, you ; have the choice of an excellent one at a moderate price or an inferior4 one at a low price. You know it is prudent to •combine quality v ith•econ omy'as they exist in a:Waterman's' ;Id 12.75, The season of Games, . Books: 'Ma-; •gazines and the appeal of the warm, comfortable, alivaiiig, indoors,'10 at' ha•nd with its genial sociability' ancC, distraction iron work -a -day cares:. 'Wle are out -fitters of Flaying 'Cards, Games and Reading materials. You supply the tortu'fortalile' chair; the crackling hearth, favorable light .—, and 'Wha't else to be desired,: a new :garne known as fOGrandfather•'s'i Whiskers." England's' sensational,'' new card game. Much fun, many 'anew, ihas taken England by stomp. —3 games in one. Price 50e. It's made by. Waddington renowned mak- ers of oipality Playing cards. The sending of a Birthday Card to your friend, sister, brother, father, mother, makes for appreciation and satisfaction of 'self as well • as it •gratifys the party to whom; it is sent. The charm of those in our stock' will, please alll'folks--a few ex- cepted—and their price will per, chance charm you, The W. D. Fair CD Often the Cheapest—Always the Beat Miss R. V. Irwin is in Toronto this week, Miss A. McDonald was in Toronto over last week -end. Miss McLaren is in Stratford this week visiting Miss McTavish. Miss Broder of 1Vfo'rrisburg has been visiting her sister, Mrs. M. D. Me - Taggart. Mrs, J. A. Ford is with her son in London this week . She will spend a few days in Toronto before re- turning. Mr. rind Mas. J. 13. Lindsay have gone to Toronto to spehd the re- mainder of the, winter, Their daughter, M'rs. Elliott came up Monday and accompanied them to the city. Mr, E. S. Livermore of Aylmer was up Sunday visiting his father, who is ill in O1'i'gton Hospital, but who is now progressing favorably, Mr. E. S. Livermore was reported in yesterday's dailies as being ill hifiiself7 but reports direct ficin' his home say he is not in a serious state at all. He had to be taken home from Woodstock, where he was holding court on Monday; But his condition 10 not alarming at all. TOWN 'LEAGUE The two town league hockey games held last night, showed the best hockey played in the town league this winter. They showed more Pas- sing plays and it sure looked' good. In the first game the Bruins defeat- ed the Maroons 5-2.. This game was started out fast and• first one team scored and then the other and when it was 2-2 the Briiiirs turned it on and soon rammed iii 3 more goals to win 5-2, !Plit s"eeonc] garlic iieinv4en the Hawks and hears tvs a wide open one and 'the i-l1wks were quick to take t e ]eats They kept at it until it oeked as if they were going to snake it a runaway. The Leafs seemed to come to life and started to get goals, arid it began to took as if they would tie it up, but the Hawks held and the game ended 7-4 for the Remits. • BRUCEFIELU The annual meeting kWthe United Church congregation will be held' Wednesday, Feb. 20th in the church at '8 p.m. Refreshments will be served at the close of the business.: meeting. ,Mrs. Dunlop of Owelt •Soond bn¢�' her son, Harvey 02 Toronto Sp-ent a' few days at the horirb `b Wilk. •snit. 110rs. Ross Scott last 'Week. • Miss Edrib $'reniiier, 'RwN., has been with liVi• aidteit, 1VIi•'s. West 'af St Tiroinab, ''wHbsb 'Husband and daughter have Tisch quite 111 with in fluenza, for the past'two weeks. They' have'riOW recovered'and she, expects fo iso: hdihe at th'e'inanse.this week.::: THe; "Febrthh y' meeting of the Brucefield Wonien's Association" was held i h the school r f . room u 't e eh_x ch h 'on Wledriestlay afternoon: 1"he4fiz'st� hour n1as §pent; in patching,,qui'its Then'tlie•.meeting was called tio order and Mrs; Ross.Seott conducted the de- n ac,r'clares he ease will'' be appeetcl. • ti period. After this the pre One Friend Tells Another THURS., FEB. 14j, ,135- • RED. AND wmrTE Always in the Lead FROM ASI• pARTs .Denby China - FREE - -• With. '-Your pCou an.. 'Card LENT • ]FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Ash .Wednesday Falls on March' 6th Large Texas Grape Fruit, 6 for 25c • We are Getting Fresh Supplies Every Day California'Oranges, per dozen 39c Sweet Juicy Oranges, per dozen 49c Fresh Frozen: Herring from Port Stanley, lb. 10c Ripe Tomatoes, . per lb. 15c Fresh Manitoba White Fish, Frozen 15c Fresh Halibut, per lb. 20c Fresh Filletts, per lb. 15c Codfish, per package • 15c B. C. Salmon, Red, per lb. 17c FRIGIDAIRE Schneider's Sausages, per lb. 20c Swift' sSausages, per lb. 240 Pickled Pork, per lb. 20c Breakfast Bacon, piece • 20c New Cheese, 2 lbs. for 29c Shortening, 2 lbs. for 25c Clinton, and Servus Butter, per Ib. 28c Where "Sells for Less" Price Prevails 01011106111 wo Fresh Spinach, 2 lbs. for 25c New Texas Carrots, 2 bunches 25c Fresh Strawberries, per box 25c New Cabbage, per ib. 11c Canadian Cabbage, each 5c Canadian Parsnips, per lb. 3c Canadian Onions, 10 lbs. for 15c New Jersey Sweet Potatoes, 3 lbs. for 25c WEEK -END SPECIALS. De Lux Jellies, 6 pkgs. for 25c McLaren's Jellies, 5 for 25c Valentine Ice Cream Brick 25c Sodas, 2 lbs. for 25c Salmon, large size, Cascade 11c New California Dried Peaches, per lb. 20c Australian Apricots, per lb. , 28c T. O"N ILCLINTON'S BIG CORNER GROCETERL Phone 48 ANNUAL SHROVE TUESDAY SUPPER Tuesday, March 5 under the auspices of 'St. Paul's Ohuroh Ladles' Guild in the Sunday School Rooms MENU: Drossed Roast Pork, Escalloped Potatoes, Salads, Jellies, Pickles. Lemon and Apple Pie Pumpkin Pie with Whipped Cream Tea, Coffee, Rolls Supper served from 5 to 7 p,m. Admission: Adults, 35c, Children, 25c. 14-1. A OKER to be held in Liberal Club Rooms on the evening of • Tuesday, Feb. 19th , CARDS AND GOOD SPEAKERS Collection will be taken A HENNA PACK is the ideal thing to brighten dull, Iustreless,hair and to colour the stray gray hairs. IIENNA`'PACK AND FINGER WAVE (Shampoo included) $1.00 Henri Beauty Shop Isaac St., Phone 223. 14-1. C. C. I. SKATING PARTY Tuesday, Feb. 19 REFRESHMENTS BAND IN 'ATTENDANCE Admission 25c. 14-1. sident,'M-s. Bert McKay, 'directed the business of the meeting. It was decided that each member should make an •article from 'a .four bag and bring it to the March meeting, when each member shall choose one and pay twerity:five cents to, the A's sociation. The March meeting is to be1101d-in:the church..and • the roll call is -to .bo an s ered bY quofa i or:fro m a Iiyian ox a.+'veY Se' of 'S5crlptttre begin ni1ig,'witli theg<lettet S'I1 ., A. *7 appetizing' lunch -was served at the close of the meeting. • BE SURE TO HEAR The Canadienne Artists Idris Hopkins and Dennis Cullen of Chatauqua and Radio Fanie Ont. Street Church, Monday, February 18 8 p.in. 'auspices C.G.I.T. in song, organ and piano• recital and popullar monologue, A part in 17th century costume. Admission, Adults 25c; Children, 10c. 13-2. Is there some question in your mind about the best tonic for - your'' h ouseplants ? TRY FERTABS 25c A BOX Particularly good for Ferns. F. R. CUNINGHAME FLORIST Meitiber of Florist Telegraph De- livery Association. Phones 1711 and 31,• TRY T. HAWKINS for HARDWARE PAINTS OILS GLASS HAVE A FEW STOVES AT RE DUCED PRICES DURING FEBRUARY ORDER' GALVANIZED ROOFING NOW FOR SPRING DELIVERY. EtA.RThW4RE and PL1ThJBING ;Phone 244 MARSHALL SPRING MATTRESS DURING THE MONTH OF FEBRUARY We are GIVING AWAY ABSOLUTELY FREE ONE GOOD HEAVY SLIPCOVER with every Marshall Mattress we sell. These mattresses are guar- anteed and most comfortable and certainly will make your sleeping hours more restful. We are also offering, a very special price on a Birch Walnut 0 - piece DINING ROOM SUITE' as a February Special. If you are interested you will save money while this offer lasts. BALL & ZAPFE 'Hardware, N. BALL, Phone 110. The Store With The Stock Furniture, Funeral Directors, Monument Dealers Phone J. J. ZAPFE, 195. Phone 103. iC,IPQICE(OffIFCK ROAST BEEF, CHOICE RIB ROAST OF BEEF, HEINTZ BEEF STEAK SAUCE, CHOICE :FROZEN SALMON, CHOICE 'tog BO'I'L per lb. HAMBURG STEAK, per lb. 10c SAUER KRAUT. 2 lbs. for '15e MINCE 11 AX, ;2 llb. pails P-- D. MEAT ;SAUCE, bottle ....15e HOME-MADE SAUSAGES, :2 lbs. SMOKER/ FILtETTS ' `I AND COD rTSIi 4"" ;around 6 lbs..average, lb ...,,10c per fb.,,,rolled if you wish ...,.,...12c per bottle . , .,..20c AMIE FISH, HERRING ;8e ark •<' air," t rllVE0 ' 25c �/ 1;Trf(iit �� 25c ;t , f/ . r �•4� rl .Always• on Mand '''‘.--....-0•:.5.3 ' ......or . •." . CONNELL & TYNDAL.L4. " CLINTON'S LEADING MEAT MARKET " Phone 162. Albert Street MEAT MARKET HOME-MADE SAUSAGE, per lb. 18o PEAMEAL COTTAGE ROLL, per lb. ' 19c BREAKFAST BACON, Sliced, per .10 32c OYSTERS, per jar - 33e FRUIT and VEGETABLES GREEN SPINACH, 2 lbs. for 25o SWEET POTATOES, 3 lbs. for 25e PARSNIPS, '7 labs. 'for 25e OLD CARROTS, 11 -qt. basket 350 HEAD LETTUCE, large 10c RHUBARB, 2 bunches .....,... +.......:. . - 25e ORANGES, per dozen .. ..29c, 39c, 45c GRAPE FRUIT„ 5 for 25c LEMONS, large size, per dozen . 29c DOMINION HARDWARE STORE SPEC!AL JOHNSON'S GLO=COAT WAX (Pint) 65e QUARTS . $1.00 CROCKERY MIXING BOWLS, small, medium„ large .. , 25c, 30c. 35c TABLE LAMPS (Complete) 53.00 to, $5.50 END TABLES (Birch and Walnut) $1.25 to $2.00 WAL.WT ccirpl 1: TABLE (Special) , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,,,,,,,,, $6.2.5 1 CEDAR CHEST (Walnut Finish) $14.9¢, 1 . II Slitter`; -Perdue --Beattie FUNERAL DIRECTORS Phone 147w. Day or Night. OUR SERVICES ARE COMENSURATE WITH THE BEST FORMER CLINTON HOCKEY PLAYER SENDS CIiAL- LENGE TO COLTS ,FROM WINNIPEG TEAM The following letter was received by The News -Record just after going to press last week. It 'speaks for itself, lull the Colts regret that they aro usable to take up tho challenge, 'Which appeals to diem very reach' just at the present time If, however, this same tea n is still 2 gG,ii r ' b, and CAI 'see their way clear, ivtieii the MG Colts. go west a little sates on to participate in the Allen stip play- downs, they inform us that they will be glad to meet them on any arena in the West and give them, a few tips in the art of chasing a puck around the ice. "Winnipeg, Feb. 2nd, 1935 To The Editor, The Clinton News -Record, Dear Sir:-A:£ter` reading `-of the successful rampage to date by the never-say-die Clinton Colts in your weekly paper reports, totalling 6 straight victories, we hope you will pass this challenge on to the next best hockey team besides ourselves. On paper, the Colts compare very closely with our Wild Cat team in avoirdupois but for skill and brain work they will have to show us before we can be convinced. Our team consists; of a few erst- while youths and has-beens from •Stratford and vicinity imported to Winnipeg originally to soften the upholstered furniture in the west. During leisure 'hours wetry to toughen some of the'xestern :boys by, exercising some good old Western g.The Ohitario stamina, ••: - ' ' •' . We have played ten league games and they all have been played on dif- ferent rinks in thecity. Incidentally count of our uniformsbeing praetic- ally allblack in color including our hockey trousers, we are, classed by most hockey clubs' as .the ',Black Cats from -the East." Challenge To the undefeated Clinton Colts from the Kroehl'er Hockey Club, (Next World's s Hoekockeyy Champions) We challenge yon to the best two out of three •hockey games to be played iii out chorea of Arenas at. +v Fort Wallkill; lar W la ; t a''?ittdl'' or Sault Ste: 1VIar'ie on any date agreeable to you. As a little 'encouragemeent we will very kindly spot you 3 goals for the first game. All gate receipts to Re to the building o'f Caitttoll sfitl'ven. le Hockey Teams. :Music inudt'be 'supplied by Clinton Kitties, Kroehler Line-up is as follows: Nationality Reputation Goal— Gzecho-Slavalti(an --,can't be beaten.' R. Defence— Ukrainian --IA real bruiser. L. Decenco—, Scotchrnan—Doesn't give much. Centre—Polish—Watch this man. L:',Whig— Canadian—Gets the odd goal. R. Wing—German—Can't catch him. Subs -3 Canadian, 1 Polish, 1 Scotch- man, 1 Ukrainian. ' ,,--;Signed, Ken. Roberton. Kroehler Nag'. Ca., •Limited, 70 Sutherland Ape.,:Winntpeg° Matt." • SENS'ATI01 At WAIL LADED long iauptmann tri 1 isover' ' aril helm. iieefi sentenee`d, ,tb die in� the eieetrio chair! am,:tng tlhe;'week off Mar. 113th, for the.: mender of the Lindbergh 'billy. :limb the defence de-' e have won all ken games. When it comes to Fountain Pens, you ; have the choice of an excellent one at a moderate price or an inferior4 one at a low price. You know it is prudent to •combine quality v ith•econ omy'as they exist in a:Waterman's' ;Id 12.75, The season of Games, . Books: 'Ma-; •gazines and the appeal of the warm, comfortable, alivaiiig, indoors,'10 at' ha•nd with its genial sociability' ancC, distraction iron work -a -day cares:. 'Wle are out -fitters of Flaying 'Cards, Games and Reading materials. You supply the tortu'fortalile' chair; the crackling hearth, favorable light .—, and 'Wha't else to be desired,: a new :garne known as fOGrandfather•'s'i Whiskers." England's' sensational,'' new card game. Much fun, many 'anew, ihas taken England by stomp. —3 games in one. Price 50e. It's made by. Waddington renowned mak- ers of oipality Playing cards. The sending of a Birthday Card to your friend, sister, brother, father, mother, makes for appreciation and satisfaction of 'self as well • as it •gratifys the party to whom; it is sent. The charm of those in our stock' will, please alll'folks--a few ex- cepted—and their price will per, chance charm you, The W. D. Fair CD Often the Cheapest—Always the Beat Miss R. V. Irwin is in Toronto this week, Miss A. McDonald was in Toronto over last week -end. Miss McLaren is in Stratford this week visiting Miss McTavish. Miss Broder of 1Vfo'rrisburg has been visiting her sister, Mrs. M. D. Me - Taggart. Mrs, J. A. Ford is with her son in London this week . She will spend a few days in Toronto before re- turning. Mr. rind Mas. J. 13. Lindsay have gone to Toronto to spehd the re- mainder of the, winter, Their daughter, M'rs. Elliott came up Monday and accompanied them to the city. Mr, E. S. Livermore of Aylmer was up Sunday visiting his father, who is ill in O1'i'gton Hospital, but who is now progressing favorably, Mr. E. S. Livermore was reported in yesterday's dailies as being ill hifiiself7 but reports direct ficin' his home say he is not in a serious state at all. He had to be taken home from Woodstock, where he was holding court on Monday; But his condition 10 not alarming at all. TOWN 'LEAGUE The two town league hockey games held last night, showed the best hockey played in the town league this winter. They showed more Pas- sing plays and it sure looked' good. In the first game the Bruins defeat- ed the Maroons 5-2.. This game was started out fast and• first one team scored and then the other and when it was 2-2 the Briiiirs turned it on and soon rammed iii 3 more goals to win 5-2, !Plit s"eeonc] garlic iieinv4en the Hawks and hears tvs a wide open one and 'the i-l1wks were quick to take t e ]eats They kept at it until it oeked as if they were going to snake it a runaway. The Leafs seemed to come to life and started to get goals, arid it began to took as if they would tie it up, but the Hawks held and the game ended 7-4 for the Remits. • BRUCEFIELU The annual meeting kWthe United Church congregation will be held' Wednesday, Feb. 20th in the church at '8 p.m. Refreshments will be served at the close of the business.: meeting. ,Mrs. Dunlop of Owelt •Soond bn¢�' her son, Harvey 02 Toronto Sp-ent a' few days at the horirb `b Wilk. •snit. 110rs. Ross Scott last 'Week. • Miss Edrib $'reniiier, 'RwN., has been with liVi• aidteit, 1VIi•'s. West 'af St Tiroinab, ''wHbsb 'Husband and daughter have Tisch quite 111 with in fluenza, for the past'two weeks. They' have'riOW recovered'and she, expects fo iso: hdihe at th'e'inanse.this week.::: THe; "Febrthh y' meeting of the Brucefield Wonien's Association" was held i h the school r f . room u 't e eh_x ch h 'on Wledriestlay afternoon: 1"he4fiz'st� hour n1as §pent; in patching,,qui'its Then'tlie•.meeting was called tio order and Mrs; Ross.Seott conducted the de- n ac,r'clares he ease will'' be appeetcl. • ti period. After this the pre One Friend Tells Another THURS., FEB. 14j, ,135- • RED. AND wmrTE Always in the Lead FROM ASI• pARTs .Denby China - FREE - -• With. '-Your pCou an.. 'Card LENT • ]FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Ash .Wednesday Falls on March' 6th Large Texas Grape Fruit, 6 for 25c • We are Getting Fresh Supplies Every Day California'Oranges, per dozen 39c Sweet Juicy Oranges, per dozen 49c Fresh Frozen: Herring from Port Stanley, lb. 10c Ripe Tomatoes, . per lb. 15c Fresh Manitoba White Fish, Frozen 15c Fresh Halibut, per lb. 20c Fresh Filletts, per lb. 15c Codfish, per package • 15c B. C. Salmon, Red, per lb. 17c FRIGIDAIRE Schneider's Sausages, per lb. 20c Swift' sSausages, per lb. 240 Pickled Pork, per lb. 20c Breakfast Bacon, piece • 20c New Cheese, 2 lbs. for 29c Shortening, 2 lbs. for 25c Clinton, and Servus Butter, per Ib. 28c Where "Sells for Less" Price Prevails 01011106111 wo Fresh Spinach, 2 lbs. for 25c New Texas Carrots, 2 bunches 25c Fresh Strawberries, per box 25c New Cabbage, per ib. 11c Canadian Cabbage, each 5c Canadian Parsnips, per lb. 3c Canadian Onions, 10 lbs. for 15c New Jersey Sweet Potatoes, 3 lbs. for 25c WEEK -END SPECIALS. De Lux Jellies, 6 pkgs. for 25c McLaren's Jellies, 5 for 25c Valentine Ice Cream Brick 25c Sodas, 2 lbs. for 25c Salmon, large size, Cascade 11c New California Dried Peaches, per lb. 20c Australian Apricots, per lb. , 28c T. O"N ILCLINTON'S BIG CORNER GROCETERL Phone 48 ANNUAL SHROVE TUESDAY SUPPER Tuesday, March 5 under the auspices of 'St. Paul's Ohuroh Ladles' Guild in the Sunday School Rooms MENU: Drossed Roast Pork, Escalloped Potatoes, Salads, Jellies, Pickles. Lemon and Apple Pie Pumpkin Pie with Whipped Cream Tea, Coffee, Rolls Supper served from 5 to 7 p,m. Admission: Adults, 35c, Children, 25c. 14-1. A OKER to be held in Liberal Club Rooms on the evening of • Tuesday, Feb. 19th , CARDS AND GOOD SPEAKERS Collection will be taken A HENNA PACK is the ideal thing to brighten dull, Iustreless,hair and to colour the stray gray hairs. IIENNA`'PACK AND FINGER WAVE (Shampoo included) $1.00 Henri Beauty Shop Isaac St., Phone 223. 14-1. C. C. I. SKATING PARTY Tuesday, Feb. 19 REFRESHMENTS BAND IN 'ATTENDANCE Admission 25c. 14-1. sident,'M-s. Bert McKay, 'directed the business of the meeting. It was decided that each member should make an •article from 'a .four bag and bring it to the March meeting, when each member shall choose one and pay twerity:five cents to, the A's sociation. The March meeting is to be1101d-in:the church..and • the roll call is -to .bo an s ered bY quofa i or:fro m a Iiyian ox a.+'veY Se' of 'S5crlptttre begin ni1ig,'witli theg<lettet S'I1 ., A. *7 appetizing' lunch -was served at the close of the meeting. • BE SURE TO HEAR The Canadienne Artists Idris Hopkins and Dennis Cullen of Chatauqua and Radio Fanie Ont. Street Church, Monday, February 18 8 p.in. 'auspices C.G.I.T. in song, organ and piano• recital and popullar monologue, A part in 17th century costume. Admission, Adults 25c; Children, 10c. 13-2. Is there some question in your mind about the best tonic for - your'' h ouseplants ? TRY FERTABS 25c A BOX Particularly good for Ferns. F. R. CUNINGHAME FLORIST Meitiber of Florist Telegraph De- livery Association. Phones 1711 and 31,• TRY T. HAWKINS for HARDWARE PAINTS OILS GLASS HAVE A FEW STOVES AT RE DUCED PRICES DURING FEBRUARY ORDER' GALVANIZED ROOFING NOW FOR SPRING DELIVERY. EtA.RThW4RE and PL1ThJBING ;Phone 244 MARSHALL SPRING MATTRESS DURING THE MONTH OF FEBRUARY We are GIVING AWAY ABSOLUTELY FREE ONE GOOD HEAVY SLIPCOVER with every Marshall Mattress we sell. These mattresses are guar- anteed and most comfortable and certainly will make your sleeping hours more restful. We are also offering, a very special price on a Birch Walnut 0 - piece DINING ROOM SUITE' as a February Special. If you are interested you will save money while this offer lasts. BALL & ZAPFE 'Hardware, N. BALL, Phone 110. The Store With The Stock Furniture, Funeral Directors, Monument Dealers Phone J. J. ZAPFE, 195. Phone 103. v rxrt; t• ,e.. ,,,"en, .ay�n. >u'r atav , ` )!iRIiTiiRahtgs�BIG SALE OF AYLMER CANNED .GOODS AYLMER PEAS, CORN, TOMATOES, 2•/y's, 3 tins for 29c AYLMER TOMATO OR VEGETABLE SOUP, 3 tips for • 21e AYLMER GOLDEN BANTAM CORN, 2 tins for 23c AYLMER CATSUP, 12 ozs.„ 2 for 25e AYLMER TOMATO JUICE, 5 tins for 25c AYLMER MARMALADE, 32 ozs. for 25e AYLMER BONED CHICKEN, 7 ozs. for 27c CORNED BEEF, 2 tins for 25c MAPLE LEAF SALMON, 1/2's 190 l's 35c ROYAL YORK TEA, %Z Ib. 28o MEAT MARKET HOME-MADE SAUSAGE, per lb. 18o PEAMEAL COTTAGE ROLL, per lb. ' 19c BREAKFAST BACON, Sliced, per .10 32c OYSTERS, per jar - 33e FRUIT and VEGETABLES GREEN SPINACH, 2 lbs. for 25o SWEET POTATOES, 3 lbs. for 25e PARSNIPS, '7 labs. 'for 25e OLD CARROTS, 11 -qt. basket 350 HEAD LETTUCE, large 10c RHUBARB, 2 bunches .....,... +.......:. . - 25e ORANGES, per dozen .. ..29c, 39c, 45c GRAPE FRUIT„ 5 for 25c LEMONS, large size, per dozen . 29c r .... McKNIGHT.te SON "Your Superior Store" ' We Sell the Best For Leet Phone 111 CLINTON