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SUTTER 6' PERDUE
HARDWARE,. PLUMBING & ELECTRICIANS
MANE 147w. CLINTON, ONT.
A Word To The Wise.
Some time ago we advised early buying of Men
and Boy's Clothing as woolens and linings were
getting, more and more difficult to procure.
Again we say Buy Now
The Spring and Summer stocks are now on our,
racks and every day the supply is diminishing with
very little prospect of replacement before the Fall
Stocks arrive.
Prices remain the same and it is always a pleasure to,
show goods.
MEN'S SUITS • • $22.50 to $28.50
TOPCOATS $21.00 to $24.501
Plumsteel Bros.
Arrow dlilrts -- Adam Hata — Scott & McHale Shoes ler Men
Arcate Tip Top Tanen.
CITIZENS OF HURON
COUNTY
Here Are the Vital Facts
HURON COUNTY QUOTA
AMOUNT RAISED TO DATE
AMOUNT STILL TO BE RAISED
ONLY 3 DAYS LEFT
HURON COUNTY MUST RAISE
OR A DAILY AVERAGE OI!
DURING THE NEXT 3 DAYS
All of Us CAN and MUST buy MORE
$3,060,000
$2,056,250
$1,003,750
$1,003,750
$ 334,583
VICTORY BONDS
IF YOU HAVE NOT PURCHASED ---ACT NOW
IF YOU HAVE, PURCHASED RE -CONSIDER — BUY . MORE
ONLY 3 DAYS LEFT
WE CANNOT LET HURONi DOWN '
THE FOLLOWING IS A LIST OF BONDS WHICH
ARE BEING PAID OFF --
1 Can. Nat. Railway -- 5%d,ue July, 1969 — Called July 1, 1944
at $105 U. S. Funds — $11534 Carl.. Funds.
2—Can. Pacific Railway -5% due Dec. 1, 1959—callable June 1, 1944
at $104 U. S. Funds $114.40 Can. Funds
3—Dominion Woolens --6% due 1953—called. July 1, 1944 at $100.
4—General Steel Wares -41/2% due 1952—called Junel, 1944 at $1013•
5 -.Dorn, Gas & Electric 6% Vo' due 1945—called May 15,1944 at $101.
If you own any of the above Bonds, consult your banker and
re -invest in Dom. of Canada Sixth Victory Loan Bonds
(Inserted by Huron County National War Finance Committee)
the home of Mrs. Robt. Freeman,
BULLETT TOWNSHIP Thursday June 1st,
The regular monthly meeting of :the
'Lafalot Club met at the home of
Mrs. Iidward Trewartha with a good
attendance. The usual routine of work
and business was done, A letter of
appreciation and thanks was, read
from Pte. W. G. Kennington (over-
seas) for box sent him.
' An apron donated by Mrs. Chas,
Kennington brought $1.40 and was
won by Mrs. Robt. Freeman.
Articles to be sent into the ,Red
Shield are Two quilts, 1 ladies coat, ,
1 sweater, 8 pr. of children's stock-
ings, 1 pr. panties, 1 infant's. nightie,
2 children's, dresses.
A dainty ten cent tea was served
by the hostess • and the meeting clos-
ed by singing "God, Save the Ring."
The, next meeting is to be held at
Praised for Spring Show
Mr. J. B. Lobb, Clinton's webI-
known photographer was kept busy
last Spring Show Day, April sixth,
taldng pictures of the distinguished
guests present; and of the stock on
exhibit. Of these pictures he sent
the Lieutenant' Governor, Hon. Alb-
ert Matthews and Mrs. Matthews,
f
our prints, and since has received a
letter from the official secretary, M.
P. Johnson. In it they send thanks for
the four prints and how pleased they
are to have them. He also writes
that both His Honour and Mrs. Mat-
thews greatly enjoyed their visit to
Clinton,
For those who paint in
Oils we have
Oil Colors
Brushes
Turpentine
Linseed Oil ; 1,
Canvass
Drawing blocks
Palettes
Varnish
We will endeavor to sup-
ply your needs at all times.
For Mothers' Day a very
fine selection of gifts to
choose from
Pyrex Ware
Cups and Saucers
Cake Plates
Plaques
Pictures
to mention a few. Also
some very beautiful cards.
G. R. McEwan Co.
Books & Stationery
PHONE 84
"OFTEN THE CHEAPEST
ALWAYS THE BEST"
Mrs. O. W. Potter is visiting he •
sisters, Mrs, E. Snaith and: Miss S.
Start of Curries.
Mrs. Clayton. Salisbury of London
spent the week end with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. B, Lavis.
Miss Winnifred James, nurse -in -
training, at Victoria Hospital, Lon-
don, spent the week end with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Janes.
Mr, B. J. Gibbings, chairman of the
CIinton Library Board, was in
Stratford last week attending the
Ontario Library Association Reg-
ional ,Meeting.
Miss Helen Horton of Doddsland
Sask. who has spent the last six
months with her Grandmother Mrs
Helen Dalrymple left for her home
on Tuesday.
Misses Florence Aiken and Mildred
Beard spent the week end. in Gode-
rich with the latter's, sister and
brother-in-law, Mr. ,and Mrs. Fred
Sandy.
Mrs. Kenneth W. Colauhoun spent
the week end in Montreal with her
husband, Pilot Officer Cblquhoun,
who is at present stationed in New
Brunswick.
Mrs. Erma Hale Adams, who has
been imployed with the London
Life Insurance Company, has re-
turned to her home for a rest after
a severe illness of pleurisy and an
appendix operation in the Clinton
Hospital.
Mr. Frank Gibbs, Reeve V. D. Fal-
coner and Mrs. Falconer and small
daughter, Lois Joyce, Mr. Beecher
Streets and Dr. G. S. Elliott were
in Toronto for the week end and
attended the Gibbs—Webb wedding
on Saturday. evening.
V
Local Winners in Music
Festival
Bev. Boyes, four-year old son. of
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Boyes of Clinton,
was the winner in the finals, 8 years
and under, boys' Vocal solo, on Wed-
nesday, May 3rd, at the Goderieh
Music Festival. Bev. reveived 84
manes and was awarded a medal and
certificate,
Others in the finals in this class
were marked as follows; Richard
Snell, S. S. 5 Huliett, .83; Leonard
Garratt, S. S. 5, Hulled, 81; Claris
Perdne, S: S. 3, Clinton, 80.
Girls Vocal Solo— Jean Gibbings,
S. S. 5 Hullett, 162; Barbara Middle-
ton, Clinton, 161; these are very good
marks.
Girls' chorus (rural) Chorus No. 2,
Clinton, 84; chorus No; 1, Clinton, 82.
Mr, Cyril Hampshire, principal of
the Conservatory of Music at Ham-
iltonn, was the adjudicator.
Rev. H. R. Swanton
Rev. H. R. Swanton of Woodstock,
who will be special speaker at the
Evangelistic Rally, to be held in
Clinton on Wednesday, May 17th.
Services at 3 p. in. and 8 p. m.
— V
WEDDINGS
BELIN MILLHR
A quiet wedding took place in
Courtland Alabama, on April the
28th, when Helene Louise Miller,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John H.
Miller of Brooklyn N. Y. became the
bride of Aviation Cadet Horace D.
Bolin of the American Army Air
Corps.
Mrs. Belie, is a niece of Mrs.
Thomas Hawkins and attended Clin-
ton Collegiate for a short time while
visiting here.
`Yiaamie Yon,son's Yob'
three -act play by Seaforth Players
under the auspices' of the
Women's Institute.
Town Hall, Clinton
Thursday, May llth
at 8.15
Music between acts. Soloists, Mrs.
M. Nediger and Mr. Jack Cook.
Admission: 35 ets. Children 25cts,
This play Comes Highly Recommend-
ed. Proceeds for War Work.
"Government Girl"
Under Auspices Girls' Club Wes-
ley -Willis Church,
Roxy Theatre
Monday, May 15th
Admission 35e tax 7 cents. Tickets
to be exchanged at wicket,
94-2
May 11 to 13th
Oxford Inn Vegetable Soup 3 tins 25c
Clarks' Oxtail or Asparagus soup
3 tins 25c
KAMtin35.......e
YORK Sandwich spread tin .. , , 15c
LYNN VALLEY Beet Greens tin 15e
Polk's Grapefruit Juice lge tin 35c
DALTON'S assorted puddings
sweetened 2 pk. 15c
BLUEBERRIES 'tin 28c
HABITANT Noodle Soup 2 pkg. 19c
Champion Puppy biscuit pkg. 25c
Champion Dog food pkg, l0c
KRAFT DINNER pkg. 19e
CHEESE-A-Ro'NI pkg. ...... 19e
Sunbrite Javel water concentrated
per bottle 15c
CLUB HOUSE Coffee lb.. , , 49c
FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES
Fresh Wieners Ib. 27c
Fresh Sausages lb. , , • 25c
Breakfast Bacon Tb. • 42c
Also a good assortment ,of cooked
meats.
Bar 5c
Orval Lobb
Free Delivery
TI VRS•, ,MAY IIth,.1944 ',
MOTHER'S DAY
MAY 14th
Remember Mother with the
ideal gift offlowers.-Choose your
gift from our attractive stock of
Hydrangeas, Cai'ceoiarias, Ciner-
arias, Pans of assorted plants,
Fuschias, Sehianthus, Ferns, etc.
OUT FLOWERS
Roses, 'Carnations, Gardenias, etc.
Please order Early
Spanish Onions for your "Vic-
tory Gardens" are ready at our
greenhouses on Huron Street.
40c a box.
Buy Victory Bonds and Speed the
Victory
F. R. CUNINGHAME
Member of Florists Tel. Del. As.
Personal care given every order
and special attention given to
Funeral Orders.
Phone 176 and 31
Superior Store
PRONE 111--CUNTON,
SPECIALS FOR
MAY 11, 12, 13th
ST, WILLIAM'S 0;RANGE and
GRAPEFRUIT Marmalade
24 oz. jar 25c
OLD DUTCH CLEANSER TIN 10c
CATELLI'S MACARONI or SPA-
GHETTI, 16 oz. pkg. 10c
OXYDOL Large pkg. 25e
BULK LAUNDRY STARCH lb11e
KNOX GELATINE Pkg. 23c
PARD DOG FOOD 2 pkgs. . ,., , 29c
HILLCREST SHORTENING lb. 19c
SUCCESS LIQUID WAX qt. 98c
FIRST GRADE CREAMERY
BUTTER ib. 38c
MOTHER PARKER'S ORANGE
PEICOE TEA 3/z Ib. 40e
FLOWERD'ALE TEA 2/2 Ib, .. , . 45e
ORANGES,; Size 288s Doz. ... , 37e
LEMONS, Large Size 300s• 3 for 11c
GRAPEFRUIT, Size 126s 3 for 19c
TOMATOES, IMPORTED lb. , , 27c
T. R. i
AMPSON
Prre Delivery
House Cleaning
Specials
Listen to C. K. N. X. Wingham
Every Friday Morning at 10.15 For
SUCCESS WAX Program and Win a
(Prize.
{ We .carry a full line.
Special Prices of this Week
SUCCESS LIQUID WAX 55e or 95e
SUCCESS PASTE WAX 32c
CANADA SEAL HERRING
2 cans for „ 19e
OXFORD INN VEGETABLE
SOUP 2 Tin 19c
WAX PAPER 50 ft. Rolls , , 15c
FRONTENAC .Serviettes .. • 15c
,GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 15 oz Tin 35e
APPLE( JUICE .... 15e
MARMALADE: or PLUM Jam -19c
Gran. SUGAR 3 lb. for 25e
SIRDAR CO'FFEE 1 ib. 33e
4 Bars P. & G. LONDON or
PEARL Soap 22c
NAVEL ORANGES Special (150s)
Doz. .. 59c
4 GRAPEFRUIT 25c
W. L. JOHNSON
PHONE 286 GROCER
DELIVERY HOURS 4 to 6 p.m.
First Mortgage Loans
If additional money is needed
to help you buy a rroductive farm,
send us particulars.
Possibly we can assist you thr•
Iongh our loaning department.
AIttraotive terms. All inquiries
treated confidentially.
i Huron&Erie
B CORP ORA7` nr
London Windsor'
JSt. Thomas Chatham
•
fTHEPEID/& 'y STORES
.
SPECIAL VALUES, FOR:MAY; (nth and 13th
LILY BRAND CHICKEN REGENT EXTRACT
HADDIE tin 29e VANILI,,A 2 for ` 11c
MIX WITH COFFEE SIR/ME
APPLETINE pkg. 15c COFFEE,, lb. 33c
Ewingis Lemon Gatelli's E,ggt
PIE FILLER } j Wheat Noodles
2 tins 27c `\ ' ' ',
\ 2 pkg ,,,.,,.., 290
Dewkist ' .fir •" - CHOIC.E
Tomato Juice0 % 6s1 c .., MACKEREL
DDM'NING
SNQ Tin 29c
Vancamp's Pre P , (i• GRISSET .BitEAD
Cooked Beans �4'oER B �' CRUMBS
2 pkg. 27e ib. pkg. ,......,, 20c 2- pkg..u,,,,:. 19c
SUCCESS FLOOR KRAFT
WAX tin. 29c1 )INNER pkg. 190
S;UNBURY BLEND DE'LMONTE, GRAPEFRUI,T
TEA %lb. pkg: 370 JUICE 48 oz. tin. 34a
GARDEN FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
PINEAPPLE - RADISHES - LETTUCE - CELERY COKES
APPLES - TOMATOES - ONIONS - SPINACH - . PARSNIP
CALIFORNIA SWEET 288's New Bunched' California
ORANGES doz. 39c CARROTS • 3 lbs. 25e
MARSH •SEEDLESS 100's NEW BUNCHED TEXAS
GRAPEFRUIT 3 - 25c BEETS 3 lbs. 25c
CALIFORNIA JUICY 360's NEW GREEN TEXAS
LEMONS 3 for 103 CABBAGE 3 lbs. 22e
C. M. SHEARINGr
PHONE 48 FOR QUALITY FOODS — CLINTON
SPRING TIME,
Is the time to Brighten up your home, you will find a ,.wonderful
stock to select from including Mirrors, Cedar Chest, Fibre Wardrobes,
Chesterfield, Dining Room, Bedroom, and Breakfast Suites,: Spring -
filled and Felt Mattresses. Also a very- large Stock of Congoleum
rugs in all sizes and patterns, as well as Rexfelt, Rexoleum, Feltol
and Congoleum in two and three yard widths.
IN THE HARDWARE DEPARTMENT
We have a large stock of Narvo, Utililac, and the Famous Sherwin
Williams paints and varnishes, Shellac, Floor Waxes, Brushes for
various uses.
It will pay you to shop here.
THE STORE WITH THE STOCK
BALL & ZAPFE
Store Phone 195
DEALERS IN GENERAL HARDWARE AND FURNITURE
AMBULANCE SERVICE r FUNERAL DIRECTORS
DOUGLAS G. BALL J. J. ZAPFE
Phone 110 Phone 103
This Is House Cleaning Time
Let us show you the many aids to help make the task easier this ,
year,
Try a can of Sana Klene -- just the thing you've been waiting
for - . can be used on floors, walls, woodwork and furniture.
We have also on hand a good variety of polishes cleaners, Climax
Wall Paper Cleaner and Waxes for your needs.
Call in and see our stock to -day.
Hawkins Hardware
PLUMBING AND HEATING PHONE 244
They're Going
Over the. Top
on both
T t,e Fightiiag
and the
Financial Fronts.
We can do the Same in Clinton
buy Another Bond
Clinton Victory Loan Committee