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The Clinton News Record, 1931-03-05, Page 8llocasasomenseesommostsseass IRR CLINTON-NEWii RECORD TtlURSDAq';,;. M'.5•EEl2.5;.1031 ' Why Tip Top Clothes are the Greatest Tailored -to -Measure Value in Canada- ana a-1. The Woolens are bought for spot cash from the World's Larg- 1. est mills. 2. tEvery Garmentis made in their own great tailoring plant the World's largest one -priced organization. 3. They are sold to you direct through their own stores: and dealers. 4. , You have your unrestricted choice of anycloth, made in any style at one price, NO MORE $24.00 NO Less IT WILL PAY YOU SEE OUR NEW SPRING AND SUMMER _TO FABRICS AND TO KNIOW HOW CORRECTLY YOU CAN $E DRESSED IN FINELY TAILGR]SD CLOTHES FOR $24.00 SATISFACTION GUARANTEED , Plumsteel Bros. i MEATS Fresh Pic. Ilam, 5-6 lb., lb 18c i Sausage, per ib.. ...28c. Head-lheese, per lb. ..18c Z Break. Bacon, in piece, Ib, .83c DEPENDABLE When a seller of merchandise over a period of years has built up a reputation for fair and honest dealings, it stands to reason that ho will do everything in his power to maintain his cordial relations with his customers. 'That is one reason why the Superior Chain Stores week after week offer the best bargains in fresh and canned goods. That is why your Superior grocer is constantly dependable WE SELL THE BEST FOR LESS Lily Brand Chicken Haddie per tin , . 17c Shaker Salt, plain or iodized 2 pkgs. , . 17e Princess Soap Flakes and trial pkg., Free 23e Purity Quick Oats 25e Finest Bulk. Coffee, fresh ground, per lb. . 550 Roman IM'feaI, per pkg. , 29e Seedless Raisins, 2 lbs. 25e Pry's Cocoa, 1-2 lb. tin ...19e Columbia Matches, 3 boxes 28e Pink Salmon, large 15c Oxo Cordial, 6 oz. 30e Lux Flakes, 2 pkgs. 19c Chateau Cheese, 1-2 Ib190 Certified Jam, jar , 48c Family Blend Tea, Ib. ...,39c Family Blend Coffee, ]b.! 39c Clark Pork & Beans, 3 tins 27c FISH Salmon (silver bright), lb. 18c Herring, per doz. 40e Codfish, per pkg. ,.,, .,19c SPECIAL FOR WEEK -END Pager by the Bag, Cauliflower, Lettuce, Celery, Oranges, Grapefruit, J. T cKN IC HT ee SON of Pails Pails Pails g "THE FARMER'S WONDER PACKAGE" 11 1 STRAINER PAIL 1 MILK PAIL 1 FLARING. GALVANIZED PAIL o 1 STRAIGHT GALVANIZED PAIL 14 ALL 813 n FOR' 0 Sutter & Perdue We are pleased, we might go so far as to say we are proud to intro- duce to you Rogue Windsor Station- ery, a writing paper very satisfac- tory for socialcorrespondence, snow white, uniformly' finished, non -trans parent envelopes, each quire of pa- per and package of envelopes wrap- ped in cellophane, a pew featurethat. insures the goods reaching you fresh and clean. It is reasonably priced at 50c for a• quire and a packager We have lower priced writing-. paper but none .cheaper for discriminating us- ers. Temperature is news — News that changes day by day and even hour 'by hour. A thermometer will give you the temperature news. "300 Things a Bright Bey Can Do," "801 Things a Bright 'Girl Can Do.' Priced at $2:00 eaeli are late additions to our book stock; This is a time of business fears and exaggerated alarms. Faith and confidence are in the background. viewpoints as to cause and eure of conditions are divergent: The cur- rent situation is not new, the world is in the' grasp of old forces, that here -to -fore have induced the return of prosperity, the present is a bad time to get panic-stricken, ander- consumption is surely as potent as over -production. It is a time for wise spending, for reasonable spend - thriftiness as being more desirable than needless deprivation. Life seems a little kinder and the day a little brighter and the heart a little -higher when a little definite piece of sunshine offered by friend to friend is dispatched by the use of a suitable greeting card. vie W. 0. Fair Ca. Often the Cheapest—Always the Best j!€$Qt4 @.��Iw�l1$01 1.i1!tun, n n p nilroil. d,4111111nn.`: 1rr. Duncan Cartwright is in To- ronto this week. Mrs. A. E. Durnin has been visiting friends at Lucknow, Mr. and W. Chas. Cantelon of To- ronto were in town over the week- end. Miss Marion Gibbings spent the week -end with her parents in town. Mrs. J, G, Chowen and Miss R. V. Irwin visited in Stratford during the past week, Mr. Lorne Cook of Toronto spent the week -end with his parents, Mr, and 1Mrs. Creo Cook. Mr. W. Ford of London visited with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. .. Ford, over the week -end. Mr. R. J. Nimmons of New York vis- ited his cousin, Mr. Bert Irwin of 'Tuckersmitha for a day while here. Mrs. J. E. Cook was in Hamilton attending the funeral of the late Mrs. D. Dickinson, formerly of 'Clinton. Mrs. Ben Cole, who has spent the winter with relatives in Ypsilanti, Mich., returned to her home in town last week. Miss Ruth Venner and 3Iiss Grace Evans of Stratford Normal spent the week -end at their respective Domes in town. Mrs, A, D. Beaton and Mr. Holmes. Beaton returned last week after spending the past two or three months in Toronto, Miss Freda Wallis and Miss Prosser of Guelph were week -end guests with the former's parents, iilr. and Mrs. C. J. -Wallis. Mrs. C. 11. Epps arrived home from Cuba on March 4th and is intend- ing to spend several months with her mother in town, Mrs. M. Ar- gent. Miss Evelyn Hall returned to re- sume her studies at the Toronto University on Saturday after be- ing hone for a fortnight or so ow- ing to illness. Mr. R. 3. Nimmons of New York 'City spent the past week with his sister, Mrs. Edward East, having come to attend the funeral of his aunt, the late Mrs. Kearns. Mis, J. E. Turner and two children, who have been spending some weeks at the home of the lady's father, Mr. Herbert Crich, have returned to their. home in Tucker - smith. SUPERIOR QUALITY CHICKS We have Quality Chicks to offer at reduced prices in the follow- ing popular breeds: Barred Rooks, S. C. White Leghorns, White Wyandottes, Black Minorcas, Jersey Black Giants Trap -nesting. 200 birds in record of performance. Wo can spare a few trays each week for custom hatching. Let as send our pamphlet and price list and learn more aborlt us.. SUNNYVALE POULTRY FARM AND IIATCBERY Seaforth, Ontario, Phone 137r3, Seaforth Central, 067tf., 1 ree! With Cash purchase of a Ib, tin, of Maxwell House C..ffee at 55c 1b,, A Regular sized Loaf of Bread will be Given absolutely away At 8.30 Saturday Morning the Sale of Coffee will commence and as w.e:. have a limited Number of pounds of Coffes, Come Early and get a Free Loaf of Brea L Also in our Groceteria. All Goods Marked with Red Tickets, will be on Sale. Cascade Salmon (large) Red Star Gold Seal Maple Leaf 2 lbs. Lard Cooking Figs per lb. Salada, Lipton, Red Rose Tea 3 lb. pkgs. Lard (Drip) 2 tins Sour Kraut Brooms .each 2 tins Tomatoes, 99. 99 15c 25c 35c. 38c 25c. 9c 53c 25c 28c 25c 2 Cans large Pumpkin 3 Corn Flakes 5 lbs. Gran. Sugar Oranges- -& Lemons per. doz. Soda Biscuits per Ib. 2 can Peas 3 lbs. Black Tea 4 Snow Flake Ammonia 2 Golden Bantam Corn Aylmer Soups - 3 for 3 Aylmer Pork and Beans 25c 25c 28c 19c 16c 15c ,$1.00 25c 25c 27c 25c CLINTON'S BIG I , CORNER GROCETERIA a qT op Phone 48 FREE DELIVERY" PHONE 48 Where "Sells for Less" Price Prevails house. A. very pleasant evening was spent and Mr. and Mrs. McKnight's friends marked the event bypresent- ing them with a number of useful and appropriate gifts. Their friends hope they may still be halo and hearty when their golden wedding anniversary conies around. Harold Stanbury has engaged with Mr. Allen for the coining season. Master Jack McKnight has been visiting his grandparents in Clinton. The little son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lane has been taken to Clin- ton Hospital for treatment. It • is hoped the little ebap may soon -be all right again. Play in Ontario Street Church The 3 -act Comedy, "Beads on a String," will be presented in Ontar- io Street United church, Clinton, by the young people of Sharon church, on the evening of Monday, March 16th at 8 o'clock under auspices of Ontario St. Y.P.L. Admission 25c 08-2. St. Patrick's Tea and Sale ' An afternoon tea and sale of home bakingand candy will be held in the Council Chamber on Saturday, March 14th Mrs. Martha Jones of Reynolds, North Dakota, has been visiting at the home of her brother, Mr. Chas, L. Glees, Huron Road, and with other •friends and relatives , in Minton and vicinity. Messrs. H. W. Charlesworth, A Cantelon and Jas. Marshall of ,Clinton and Mr. Thos. Betties. of 'Goderich township, attended the annual meeting of the Erie Oil Co,, in London on Monday. Mrs, Robert Douglas who has been visiting her father, Mr. Herbert Crich of town ' and other members ' of the family in the vicinity for the past couple of months, left Thursday to visit in Stratford and Hamilton before leaving for her home at Strasbourg, Sask. Mr Crich Ind his daughter, Miss Glad- ys, motored Mrs. Douglas to Stratford. LONDON ROAD all.. and Mrs; Glen McKnight cele- brated'their wooden wedding anni- versary, the fifth, on Trtesday even- ing, ; when they entertained a num- ber of their friends in their lovely Commencing at 2.30 Under auspices of W.A., of Wesley - Willis United Church Call and see what they have for sale and enjoy a cup of tea. 08-2. SAP SEASON WILL SOON BE HERE Order your Pans and Buckets now and be, ready when the Season opens. SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK Rye Bread Whole Wheat Bread "AS YOU LIKE IT" , f you are I,00lcing for a Variety of Bread Then This Store can Supply You. "BRIDGE CANDIES BRIDGE" THAT SATISFY Mint Patties & Divinity Fudge FOR THIS WiEEK HOT CROSS BUNS Wendorf's Bakery & CONFECTIONERY—Makers of "Whole Wheat" and "Snowflake" BREAD PHONE 68 1-1900 Second Band Electric Washer, $50.00, Copper tub. The other 2 are sold. Your. choice of several Washer Premiums,, at $1.00. T. Hawkins HARDWARE and PLUMBING Phone 244 PREVENTION OF EYE TROUBLE Prevention is better than cure. It is cheaper. It is possible when cure is im- possible. Eye trouble may be avoided by the timely use of glasses, averting discomfort, suffering and perman- ent impairment of sight. We are properly equipped to adjust glas- ses and guarantee satisfaction. USELESS TIME PIECES If there is a watch or clock in your house that refuses to go let us have a look at it. You know it would go if it could. Something some- where is wrong. It may be nothing serious. A few minutes' time at a few cents' cost may make it as good as new. We will look it over for you and if it can be fixed we can fix it: R. H. JOHNSON MINTON'S I..EAPING J12WELERY STORE Graduate of Toronto College of Optometry Next Hovey's Drug Store. Jeweller and Optician ansiglistakoviVessessolifiosam FUR iU S&ue you a 1 ALS t of Ntoiiey It will pay you to buy now and have these bargains put away 'til later We have put especially low prices on all our Bedroom Furniture, in- cluding: BEDROOM SUITES, ODD DRESSERS and STANDS, BED. SPRINGS AND MATTRESSES, DININGROOM SUITES at amazingly Low Prices. Some Extra Special Values in KITCHEN CABINETS. Several Real Values in Chesterfield Suites, Automans, and Footstools. Better hurry and get some of ourLA.MP BARGAINS while they last. These special Prices will only be good while the Stock lasts so be wise and get some of tliese.Bargains. , CIintoultardware&FUr11itllFCC Funeral Directors Hardware Phone, 195 The Store with a Stook Monument Dealers {.F ..iTVAL:LS BEEF• Rump Roast - , '15e Rib Roast, per, ib: ,.,16c Chuck Roast, per lb, 16c Shoulder Roast, per lb. . ,16e Corner Roast, per lb. 20e Flank Boils, Rolled, Ib. 1Se Rib Boil, per lb. 14e Hock Cut, per lb. 18e Round Steak, per Ib, 22e Hamburg Steak, per lb. .,20e —,-.........—.....,—T P \ S. -Roast, per ib. 16c • Rib Roast, per lb. 17e Loin Roast, per lb. 18c Fresh Picnic hams ..,... 16c Pork Chops, per. Ib. 20e Sausage, home-made ' 18e 2 lbs, for 35c Head Cheese .. , 1Sc Side Pork, per lb, 16e Fresh Bacon, per lb, 20c SCIINIDER'S LARD, 20 ib. Pail $2.55 /MINX'S TOMATO CATSUP : 20e BULK, SWEET MIXED PICKLES, per pint 25e PICNIC SALMON, small cans . 100 SAUER KRAUT, 3 lbs. for . 25c DILL PICKLES, 2 for So. . KINDLY ORDER THE DAY BEFORE FOR EARLY DELIVIzRY CONNELL rii TYNDALL " CLINTON'S LEADING MEAT MARKET " Phone 102 Iluron Street. KEEP CIIAUTAUQUA DATES IN MIND i MEATS Fresh Pic. Ilam, 5-6 lb., lb 18c i Sausage, per ib.. ...28c. Head-lheese, per lb. ..18c Z Break. Bacon, in piece, Ib, .83c DEPENDABLE When a seller of merchandise over a period of years has built up a reputation for fair and honest dealings, it stands to reason that ho will do everything in his power to maintain his cordial relations with his customers. 'That is one reason why the Superior Chain Stores week after week offer the best bargains in fresh and canned goods. That is why your Superior grocer is constantly dependable WE SELL THE BEST FOR LESS Lily Brand Chicken Haddie per tin , . 17c Shaker Salt, plain or iodized 2 pkgs. , . 17e Princess Soap Flakes and trial pkg., Free 23e Purity Quick Oats 25e Finest Bulk. Coffee, fresh ground, per lb. . 550 Roman IM'feaI, per pkg. , 29e Seedless Raisins, 2 lbs. 25e Pry's Cocoa, 1-2 lb. tin ...19e Columbia Matches, 3 boxes 28e Pink Salmon, large 15c Oxo Cordial, 6 oz. 30e Lux Flakes, 2 pkgs. 19c Chateau Cheese, 1-2 Ib190 Certified Jam, jar , 48c Family Blend Tea, Ib. ...,39c Family Blend Coffee, ]b.! 39c Clark Pork & Beans, 3 tins 27c FISH Salmon (silver bright), lb. 18c Herring, per doz. 40e Codfish, per pkg. ,.,, .,19c SPECIAL FOR WEEK -END Pager by the Bag, Cauliflower, Lettuce, Celery, Oranges, Grapefruit, J. T cKN IC HT ee SON of Pails Pails Pails g "THE FARMER'S WONDER PACKAGE" 11 1 STRAINER PAIL 1 MILK PAIL 1 FLARING. GALVANIZED PAIL o 1 STRAIGHT GALVANIZED PAIL 14 ALL 813 n FOR' 0 Sutter & Perdue We are pleased, we might go so far as to say we are proud to intro- duce to you Rogue Windsor Station- ery, a writing paper very satisfac- tory for socialcorrespondence, snow white, uniformly' finished, non -trans parent envelopes, each quire of pa- per and package of envelopes wrap- ped in cellophane, a pew featurethat. insures the goods reaching you fresh and clean. It is reasonably priced at 50c for a• quire and a packager We have lower priced writing-. paper but none .cheaper for discriminating us- ers. Temperature is news — News that changes day by day and even hour 'by hour. A thermometer will give you the temperature news. "300 Things a Bright Bey Can Do," "801 Things a Bright 'Girl Can Do.' Priced at $2:00 eaeli are late additions to our book stock; This is a time of business fears and exaggerated alarms. Faith and confidence are in the background. viewpoints as to cause and eure of conditions are divergent: The cur- rent situation is not new, the world is in the' grasp of old forces, that here -to -fore have induced the return of prosperity, the present is a bad time to get panic-stricken, ander- consumption is surely as potent as over -production. It is a time for wise spending, for reasonable spend - thriftiness as being more desirable than needless deprivation. Life seems a little kinder and the day a little brighter and the heart a little -higher when a little definite piece of sunshine offered by friend to friend is dispatched by the use of a suitable greeting card. vie W. 0. Fair Ca. Often the Cheapest—Always the Best j!€$Qt4 @.��Iw�l1$01 1.i1!tun, n n p nilroil. d,4111111nn.`: 1rr. Duncan Cartwright is in To- ronto this week. Mrs. A. E. Durnin has been visiting friends at Lucknow, Mr. and W. Chas. Cantelon of To- ronto were in town over the week- end. Miss Marion Gibbings spent the week -end with her parents in town. Mrs. J, G, Chowen and Miss R. V. Irwin visited in Stratford during the past week, Mr. Lorne Cook of Toronto spent the week -end with his parents, Mr, and 1Mrs. Creo Cook. Mr. W. Ford of London visited with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. .. Ford, over the week -end. Mr. R. J. Nimmons of New York vis- ited his cousin, Mr. Bert Irwin of 'Tuckersmitha for a day while here. Mrs. J. E. Cook was in Hamilton attending the funeral of the late Mrs. D. Dickinson, formerly of 'Clinton. Mrs. Ben Cole, who has spent the winter with relatives in Ypsilanti, Mich., returned to her home in town last week. Miss Ruth Venner and 3Iiss Grace Evans of Stratford Normal spent the week -end at their respective Domes in town. Mrs, A, D. Beaton and Mr. Holmes. Beaton returned last week after spending the past two or three months in Toronto, Miss Freda Wallis and Miss Prosser of Guelph were week -end guests with the former's parents, iilr. and Mrs. C. J. -Wallis. Mrs. C. 11. Epps arrived home from Cuba on March 4th and is intend- ing to spend several months with her mother in town, Mrs. M. Ar- gent. Miss Evelyn Hall returned to re- sume her studies at the Toronto University on Saturday after be- ing hone for a fortnight or so ow- ing to illness. Mr. R. 3. Nimmons of New York 'City spent the past week with his sister, Mrs. Edward East, having come to attend the funeral of his aunt, the late Mrs. Kearns. Mis, J. E. Turner and two children, who have been spending some weeks at the home of the lady's father, Mr. Herbert Crich, have returned to their. home in Tucker - smith. SUPERIOR QUALITY CHICKS We have Quality Chicks to offer at reduced prices in the follow- ing popular breeds: Barred Rooks, S. C. White Leghorns, White Wyandottes, Black Minorcas, Jersey Black Giants Trap -nesting. 200 birds in record of performance. Wo can spare a few trays each week for custom hatching. Let as send our pamphlet and price list and learn more aborlt us.. SUNNYVALE POULTRY FARM AND IIATCBERY Seaforth, Ontario, Phone 137r3, Seaforth Central, 067tf., 1 ree! With Cash purchase of a Ib, tin, of Maxwell House C..ffee at 55c 1b,, A Regular sized Loaf of Bread will be Given absolutely away At 8.30 Saturday Morning the Sale of Coffee will commence and as w.e:. have a limited Number of pounds of Coffes, Come Early and get a Free Loaf of Brea L Also in our Groceteria. All Goods Marked with Red Tickets, will be on Sale. Cascade Salmon (large) Red Star Gold Seal Maple Leaf 2 lbs. Lard Cooking Figs per lb. Salada, Lipton, Red Rose Tea 3 lb. pkgs. Lard (Drip) 2 tins Sour Kraut Brooms .each 2 tins Tomatoes, 99. 99 15c 25c 35c. 38c 25c. 9c 53c 25c 28c 25c 2 Cans large Pumpkin 3 Corn Flakes 5 lbs. Gran. Sugar Oranges- -& Lemons per. doz. Soda Biscuits per Ib. 2 can Peas 3 lbs. Black Tea 4 Snow Flake Ammonia 2 Golden Bantam Corn Aylmer Soups - 3 for 3 Aylmer Pork and Beans 25c 25c 28c 19c 16c 15c ,$1.00 25c 25c 27c 25c CLINTON'S BIG I , CORNER GROCETERIA a qT op Phone 48 FREE DELIVERY" PHONE 48 Where "Sells for Less" Price Prevails house. A. very pleasant evening was spent and Mr. and Mrs. McKnight's friends marked the event bypresent- ing them with a number of useful and appropriate gifts. Their friends hope they may still be halo and hearty when their golden wedding anniversary conies around. Harold Stanbury has engaged with Mr. Allen for the coining season. Master Jack McKnight has been visiting his grandparents in Clinton. The little son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lane has been taken to Clin- ton Hospital for treatment. It • is hoped the little ebap may soon -be all right again. Play in Ontario Street Church The 3 -act Comedy, "Beads on a String," will be presented in Ontar- io Street United church, Clinton, by the young people of Sharon church, on the evening of Monday, March 16th at 8 o'clock under auspices of Ontario St. Y.P.L. Admission 25c 08-2. St. Patrick's Tea and Sale ' An afternoon tea and sale of home bakingand candy will be held in the Council Chamber on Saturday, March 14th Mrs. Martha Jones of Reynolds, North Dakota, has been visiting at the home of her brother, Mr. Chas, L. Glees, Huron Road, and with other •friends and relatives , in Minton and vicinity. Messrs. H. W. Charlesworth, A Cantelon and Jas. Marshall of ,Clinton and Mr. Thos. Betties. of 'Goderich township, attended the annual meeting of the Erie Oil Co,, in London on Monday. Mrs, Robert Douglas who has been visiting her father, Mr. Herbert Crich of town ' and other members ' of the family in the vicinity for the past couple of months, left Thursday to visit in Stratford and Hamilton before leaving for her home at Strasbourg, Sask. Mr Crich Ind his daughter, Miss Glad- ys, motored Mrs. Douglas to Stratford. LONDON ROAD all.. and Mrs; Glen McKnight cele- brated'their wooden wedding anni- versary, the fifth, on Trtesday even- ing, ; when they entertained a num- ber of their friends in their lovely Commencing at 2.30 Under auspices of W.A., of Wesley - Willis United Church Call and see what they have for sale and enjoy a cup of tea. 08-2. SAP SEASON WILL SOON BE HERE Order your Pans and Buckets now and be, ready when the Season opens. SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK Rye Bread Whole Wheat Bread "AS YOU LIKE IT" , f you are I,00lcing for a Variety of Bread Then This Store can Supply You. "BRIDGE CANDIES BRIDGE" THAT SATISFY Mint Patties & Divinity Fudge FOR THIS WiEEK HOT CROSS BUNS Wendorf's Bakery & CONFECTIONERY—Makers of "Whole Wheat" and "Snowflake" BREAD PHONE 68 1-1900 Second Band Electric Washer, $50.00, Copper tub. The other 2 are sold. Your. choice of several Washer Premiums,, at $1.00. T. Hawkins HARDWARE and PLUMBING Phone 244 PREVENTION OF EYE TROUBLE Prevention is better than cure. It is cheaper. It is possible when cure is im- possible. Eye trouble may be avoided by the timely use of glasses, averting discomfort, suffering and perman- ent impairment of sight. We are properly equipped to adjust glas- ses and guarantee satisfaction. USELESS TIME PIECES If there is a watch or clock in your house that refuses to go let us have a look at it. You know it would go if it could. Something some- where is wrong. It may be nothing serious. A few minutes' time at a few cents' cost may make it as good as new. We will look it over for you and if it can be fixed we can fix it: R. H. JOHNSON MINTON'S I..EAPING J12WELERY STORE Graduate of Toronto College of Optometry Next Hovey's Drug Store. Jeweller and Optician ansiglistakoviVessessolifiosam FUR iU S&ue you a 1 ALS t of Ntoiiey It will pay you to buy now and have these bargains put away 'til later We have put especially low prices on all our Bedroom Furniture, in- cluding: BEDROOM SUITES, ODD DRESSERS and STANDS, BED. SPRINGS AND MATTRESSES, DININGROOM SUITES at amazingly Low Prices. Some Extra Special Values in KITCHEN CABINETS. Several Real Values in Chesterfield Suites, Automans, and Footstools. Better hurry and get some of ourLA.MP BARGAINS while they last. These special Prices will only be good while the Stock lasts so be wise and get some of tliese.Bargains. , CIintoultardware&FUr11itllFCC Funeral Directors Hardware Phone, 195 The Store with a Stook Monument Dealers