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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1957-01-10, Page 5RAT KILL Opportunity Knocks Once a Year .... and this is it—our annual January Sale. Your opportunity to spruce up your wardrobe at once-a- year prices you won't want to miss, Overcoats, top- coats, suits, jackets and slacks are included . . . all tailored to your, measure in the famous Savile Row manner. Come in early for best selection • . . choose a smartly-styled suit. or a topcoat for Spring, and, take advantage of the low, low prices during our January Sale. Watch For Our Regular January • Clearance Sale Starts January 24 T. C. Joynt & ISon - PHONE 62 HENSALL RED LABEL 25c 2 LB. JARS Hensall And District News e CORRESPONDENTS Mrs. Maude HecIden, Phone 5 Mrs. Archie •McGreoor, Phone 02-01 SHOP IN HENSALL Newspaper Boy Returns Money While Miss Bernice DiBing, grade six teacher, in Sarnia, was spending the holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Dating, Hensall, her apartment Was robbed on New Year's Day. Registered bonds, change purse, personal papers and $80 in cash Were taken., Jimmy 'Boland, a paper carrier, found the valuables lying in the snow near the CNR ,tracks, Sar- nia. He contacted the police who traced the owner and telephoned Miss pilling at Hensall. The money was not recovered. The bonds and personal items were contained in a box which had been removed from her room, \NAAS' Elects New Officers The annual meeting, of the Women's Missionary *Society of Hensall United Church was held Thursday afternoon, January 2 with Mrs. Q. D. Daniel in the chair and leading in the de- votional period, Mrs, Sim Roobol favoured with a solo with Mrs. T. J. Sherritt, accompanist, Annual reports were submitted ,and the treasurer, Mrs. `W, B. Cross, disclosed that the group " had overreached their allocation of $625.00 The speaker, Rev, C. D. Dan- - Please Turn To Page 7 Zone Commander Installs Officers The annual meeting of the Hen- sel]. Legion and installation of of- ficers on Monday evening in the Legion Hall, was preceded with a dinner served by the Legion Ladies' Auxiliary. Twenty-four sat down to dinner, President S. C, Rannie was in the chair for the meeting, Officers were installed by &he Commander, Herman Young, of. Kincardine, assisted by George Inglis, of Howick, chairman of the Service Bureau. • President is S. G, Rannie; vine-presidents, Philip. McKenzie and Henry Stasik; Sgt. at Arms, Leonard Noakes. secretary-treasurer, P. L, llfc- Naughton; executive, 5, E. Mc- Arthur, R. E, Shaddick, F. Beer, Roy Sm ale, Plans were drawn up for the Legion bonspiel to be held here Wednesday, January 23, in which many rinks from out of town will participate. Personal Items 'Week of prayer services will be held this week: Wednesday, January 9 at Carmel Presyter- ian Church with guest speaker, Rev. C. D, Daniel and Friday evening at the 'United Church with the speaker, Dev. Donald MacDonald. - Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Noakes and family, London; Mr. and Mrs. Lee "Sehnon and Christine, Hamilton; Mr. and Mrs. Earl McKellar and family, Chatham, were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Archie Noakes. Robert McKelvie has return- ed to his home at Essex after visiting with his friend, Billy Shaddick, Miss Margaret Mousseau who underwent an operation for ap- pendicitis at Clinton Hospital has returned home and is now able to be out again. Mr. and Mrs. Angus McLean and Kathy are leaving for Paris on the 21st of January,to take up residence. Mrs. Thos. Kyle is confined to St. Joseph's Hospital, London, where she is receiving treatment. Mrs. Inez McEwen is confined to her home owing to illness. Mrs. J. Allan returned to To- ronto after visiting during the holidays with Mrs. Ellen Buchan- an. Mr. and MrS. Leslie Adams, Gloria and Harvdy, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Morenz and Billy, Mrs. Jane Coleman, of Dashwood, and Miss ShirleyColeman, of Exeter, were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Corbett and family. Mrs. Robt. MacLean, who has been receiving treatment in Clin- ton General Hospital during the past few weeks, was able to re- turn to her home. Hensall Arena SCHEDULE Friday, January 11 3:00.5:00—Rural School Skating 7:00—BANTAM HOCKEY Hensall vs. Centralia 5;30—Public Skating Saturday, January 12 9:00—Squirt Hockey Practice 10:00•12:00,-Pee Wee Hockey Practice 2:00.4:00--Public Skating 8:00.10:00—Public Skating Sunday, January 13 1:60.3:15—Open Curling 3;30.5:00—Public Skating (Silver Collection) Monday, January 14 3:00.5:00—Rural School Skating 7:00•11:00—Men'z Curling Schedule' Tuesday, January 15 7:00.11:00—Min is Curling Schedule Wednesday, January 16 7:00--9ANTAM HOCKEY Hensall vs. Exeter 8;30—PUblic Skating SUPER SAVE ." MEATS. ARE cUT RIGHT] • Pork Shoulders WITH DRtsSIN 5 48c lb. Sliced Side Bacon 69c lb. Head Cheese 29c lb. Fresh Side Pork • 45c lb. Home Render'd Lard 19c lb. Shoidd r Pork Chops 55c lb. Ladies! We Will Sharpen Carving. Knives Free EVERY TUESDAY AFTERNOON SAVE AT SUPER SAVE! — CATELLI'S • acarom Readicut SAVE AT SUPER SAVE — MITCHELL'S pple Juice 45 DZ. TIN 25c SAVE AT: SUPER SAVE — WAGSTAFFE'S 3-FRUIT Marmalade or Pjal SAVE Se — FIVE ROSES FLOUR 5 lb. bag 36c QUALITY FRUITS . Golden Ripe Bananas Red Ripe Tomatoes CELLO TUBES 2 FCIR 35c Fresh Crisp Head Lettuce 2. FOR 25c Crisp Florida Celery SIZE 4B'S I r .29c Washed Carrots TENDER CELLO RZAS 1Ft3R19c I KRAFT CHEESE I KRAFT Deluxe Slices 1-2 LB 33c Caramels 14 OZ. BAG 39c AL'S MARKET HENSALL -gym ose PtIELS RATS AND MICE ' JJJJJJJJ 11011111111111.11111111111111111111111411fillifflIfilnillilliiiinIMO tt tttt Farmers, come to Middleton's Drug Store, Hensall, for Warfarin The Sure Rat Killer 890 — 500 — $3.50 TOILET NEEDS For Young and Old SHAMPOOS TONI'S LIPSTICK CREAMS Highest Quality at Middletons Drug Sfore RATS! Declared on HENSALL OPEN FRIDAY & SATURDAY NIGHTS lllll l 111se • Drysdale Hardware Ltd. • Pink Plumbing £ Heating • Rudy's Produce New Store Hours At HENSALL Open Friday •Nights MI 9 p.m. Open ,4aturdays 'Til 6:30 p.m. In ,line with other communities in the area, the following Hensall Stores have adopted the above schedule of shopping hours on a trial basis for the months of .January,, February and March: • al J. Bonthron & Son * Clark & FOss • T. C. Joynt & Son * Brovvnt IGA * Al Scholl • Geo. Hess • Beaton Bakery • Ladies' Wear a JOhn Hinder3bn 111 LOrlifi IL Hay 16-0r. Pkgs. 'F-C3R 29c SAVE 75 — AYLMER TOMATO SOUP Large 20•0z. Tine 2' for 39c FRESH VEGETABLES LB. 19c N . Super Save Coffees YELLOW LABEL GREEN LAB'EL. „.. 89c V 1 03 KELLOGG'S Large 9-0r. Size Rice Krispies PKG. 27c BAKER'S DOT SWEET Chocolate H OZ., BAR 49c WONDER BRAND Tall Tine Evap. Milk 2 25c- SWANSDOWN .44-0z. Pkg. Cake Flour 41c HEINZ VARIETIES Baby'Cereals PKG. 19c Marshmallows LOWNEY'S ANGELUS SAVE AT SUPER SAVE' -- PACKAGE or 100 Tea Bags Crown. FRESH DAILY — Sliced Bread CORN SYRUP Crown• Brand Make the right move — the smart move! Turn to Super Save for the REALLY BIG food values ... for high quality foods at low, low prices. We make it our business to seek out the BEST BUYS of the week—every week. Whatever we buy for less, we immediately sell for less. And because we keep a lump ahead of the market, you're always a jump ahead in savings when you shop here for all ,your food needs and household supplies. SUPREME BRAND BABY LIMA BEANS, 12-oz. cello 170 RED KIDNEY BEANS, 12-oz. cello 190 WHITE BEANS, 16-oz. cello' 140 YELLOW SPLIT P.EAS, 12,oz. cello lllll ..... 170 GREEN SPLIT PEAS, 12-oz. cello 200 PEARL BARLEY, 12-oz, cello 140 SOUP MIXTURE, 12-oz. cello 170 WHOLE GREEN PEAS, 12-oz. cello 160 a For Economical Winter Meals 79C Full LcjAr 31c Large 1.1..b. Bab 37c I FROZEN FOODS BIRDS EYE Spinach BIRDS EYE Green Peas sir DS EYE Fish Sticks It2 OZ. PKG. PKG. PKG. tic 12.0. Sias 2 5c 8.(:)z. S, 3 W3c SUPER SAVE MEATS ARE PRICED RIGHT1 $uper have Markets Are Canadian Owned and Operated