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.We';'have:Bi,00der''StOVes'at 16.00. anl $1,9
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1. used Qtiebec Cook Stove - 1. $20.00
used Quebec Cook 00
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SUTTER & PERDUE
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HARDWARE, PLUMBING & ELECTRICIANS.
CLE•Prol'q•13;4.1.'
Broken Lines
• To clear at tBargain Prices'
Men's overalls and pants, black, blue, and stripea
$1.29 to $1.59 •
• Boy's black overalls 69c and 79c
Golf Sox , • 25c- —
Men's Work Shirts.. • Clearing lines at bargain
pries'. 79c and 89c "\
New Shoes coming into Stock:are crowding out
the odds and ends of other lines. These go on the
bargain Counters. -
Ladies Shoes • $1.50 and $1.95
Children's Shoes as low as 49c -
Rubbers to fit almost any shoe
• Plumsteel Bros.
Arrow Skirts z- AdArellete — Scott & Menge Skoog ter Mem'
&Feats Tip Top.,Tellers.
Tie
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Robt aves 32
JigertSudden
"Th"90.H.. Randa111.00
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$dAtaiOn't; ;),*01004:i OrripO114¶h p1ea1 piat' food. gini
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lfleneher :tat”. Ik'leriate: Tel. Del. I As:, ..,
G...(irrahamo personal care given, eyery„
r ” and 0 itratimitiori'''it'Ven to
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• uner, al ,Orders.,,,
Phone; 176",,and,1
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• 'Edna l'.rlaer ' 3-00
$4.50
2.50
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Fred Landon
Wednesday Morhing
R. Renison
Your Kids Sz-„My,..Kids
Joey Browii
A.W.O.L. Kg. COhunando
B. Shurtlefi 2.50
America .Womans
AnesnresSeMellir
We have a complete Stock of
Dress. Goods and .Dress Trimmings
also
Lace, Embroidery and Insertion,
so lunch in demand
BROWN'S
One Door Noith of Royal Bank
Cook Book 3.39,
Boughs. Bend Over
M..P. French
1.39
G. R. McEwan CO.
'OFTEN THE CHEAPEST
• ALWAYS THE BEST"
PHONE 84
FAMILY GROUP'
HOSPITAL PLAN
(CONTINENTAL CASUALTYCJOIVIPANY), •
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- ' ' CANADA'S NO 1 PLAN
ForHeads. of Families --, Wives of SericeMen • ,
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With Their Dependents Can N. Be Enrolled
-Pays for both Sickness and accident, including childbirth, female
diseases, tonsils, surgical operations, etc., for as long •as 120 days
— when confined th a 'hospital. Pays for tubereulosis, contagious
diseases and nervous disorders. • Not restricted 0.1-20 da,ys. per year.
NO MEDICAL EXAMINATION NEED)Ep
Lever's Fish and
Ch
• ng
etsr-CYoos;'
White i'iish. an $ni�ked
A;nyone,,:wishing, sP
fish fer,,Gool
Iome 7
3dOPleVNr/U11 •1
the
ved at rP$11aliraat'•-•
Soanjaturvd ejr. special.. T home made
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Enrollment now available for husbands, wivesr or -
This office- is headquarters. for Clinton district _ It pays to deal
- •with the local office as this assures you of personal follow-up service
when claims arise. • 1
No RED TAPE — Your -choice of any hospital, anywhere, anytime,
'You select your own doctor. •
It is your duty to yourself and you' lainfly leant hew this plan
may fill your needs. '
H C Lawson
Bank of Montreal Bldg., • - , •
,Clinton, Onto, •
Phones Office 251W Res. 251, J •
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Rumball, of To.
ronto, spent the week end with
Miss M. Rudd.
Mrs. L. W. -Dippell and son John, o
Bowmanville, are visiting Mr. and
Mrs.. 0. W. Potter,
Miss Carol Evans of Hamilton., spent
. last week with her parents, Dr. J,
S. and Mrs. Evans. •
Sgt. G. W. Thonias and Mrs. Thomas
of Hamilton, spent the -week end
with Mr. and Mrs. George Walker,
Mrs. 1 MeLeed and two, children ol
Brantford visitet recently with
her parents, Dr. J. SI, Evans and
Mrs. Evans,
Mn, Win. Helm and two.children-Of
Lueknow, spent _a few days last
week with her parents, Dr. J. S,
_and Mrs. Elans. •
Mr. and Mrs. Scruton, of London,
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Play' •
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"Look 'Out Lizzie",
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presented by •
• The United Church Bervie
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Rev. Chas. cox—Director
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Thursday, April Sth
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IVIA.131-'' ELEAPPEA:$' 2 t1118-,' . .'.: 2.56 ''-aliiti\,1 BiFtplIT)SE.s-- _
i it, ligfils'.• ._=. TilttlIE.:e__--'7%%1
a't 8 o'•elock
in the Town Hall, Clinton
Sponsorecr•by No. 2 Group.
• Women's. -Institute
Proceeds for War Work
Admiission-;„ :Children 25c
Seats reserved at IVIcEwan's Book
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Stibre . • •
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WE HAVE A 0.pon STOC;
FARM NEEDS
FOR SPRING
RUBBER BOOTS—and a fine as-
sortment of leather boots at at-
tractive latices.;
SOME HARDWARE LINES —
wire, wire pliers, a few 'Wren-
ches, 1 goal oil stove, Wood's
famous Electric Fencers, Cedar
and Steel fence posts.
1 Set Team Harness.
STOCK TONICS --Finns) Pratts
and' Royal Purple. '
Certified Garden Seed and Dutch
Set Onions. - •
Full line of Grass Seeds and Seeds
for pasture 'mixtures, also
• Legume innoculation.
Place your order for Top' Crop
, Hybrid Seed Corn. •
Alexander'a
• GENERAL STORE
Phones, 25-8 Blytb, 8o3:22 Clinton
LONDESB,ORO, ONTARIO
T E RED
,GLENVo"d0 nrbtn • Pride .bcf the Valley' '
CARROTS 2 tin -s 250 PEAS 2 tins * 2
BENSON'S' CHOICE 3 Itins 2
25!. APPLE RASPBERIlY an HAPH
79e- JANI 2 lb. Jar.
24;I,a1.7112 OHkIT;s TA. BEANStin
LYNN VA.LLEY
CLARIC'S .1VitSHROOM SOUP
• 'OMATffS tin 13e
POST
• 91fl 0ASTIES 8,)kgs' 23C
GRAPE Nr.rr
FLAKES 2 -131<g`s•
-RED cud WHITE FLOOR
WAX lb tin 2
AYLMER INFANT FOODS ...
NO. 1 ROUND' RICE 2 lbs. , 25c
WHITE BEANS lb. ..'.......... 62
YELLOW CORN MEAL lb. .... 6c
POT BARLEY lb, .., ..... 5c
NO. 1 ,POTATOES PECK
TOMATOES lb. ... ... 2-1C.
ORANGES Size 288s Dos.......37c
GRAPEFRUIT Size 112s 4 for ..25e
LEMONS Size 860i 3 for •8e
OMPSON
spent the week end as guests of ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••'•-•••••••••••••••
the fortner's mother,' Mrs. Kate
Scrutort, -Mill Street. -
Lieut. M. F. Hawkins altd4Lieut. FI
Neish, ,C.W.A.C., Kitchener,
spent the week end with the for.
mer's mother, Mrs,. W. T. Hawkins,
Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Huine and sons,.
George and David of Milton and
Mr. Ralph Douskill of. Winnipeg
'spent the week Old, with Mr. and
Mrs Wilmer Wallis,. •
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STANLEY •
Mr. and. Mrs. Lorne Pepper, of
Niagara Falls, visited at -die home of
Mr, John 'Pepper over the Week end,
• Mr. and Mrs. Victor Taylor ancl
family, also Miss Audrey Baird,
visitecLIVIr., and Mrs. R. Woods of St.
. „ Play
Helens -on ,SundaY. , '
VARNA'. • •
M. and Ws. JnO. Aldington visi-
ted with friends in Staffa, Sunday..
There will be, no service in St.
Johns . 'Anglican Church Sunday
Morning, but there will be Easter
Serride and Holy CommUnion in 'Prin-
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ity Church Hayfield at 3 •o'clock
p.m. for the Parish. All whb can
pOssibly. attend: - should be, pa-eseat
at the Easthi. Service, . •
Mrs. W.- Ball and little. son Nel-
son, -Who :4perit ,the' past two- weeks
with her mother, ,have returned to
•her home in Clinton. •
Mr. Ines; who has been in Clinton
Hospital for the pat five weeks,
returned tb 'hie -home Sunday. His -
many friends hope for an imprOve-
.
Little June Murray is. ha& to_her
home. and doing nicely •after . an
appenclicitis •operation.
Mrs. M. Reid went to. London Sun-
day to be ,with luso si.ster,,Mr.s. J. T.
Reid, who is not Very well.
"SUE"
presented by
Summerkill Red Cross Unit
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Wednesday, April 4th
• at 8.30 p.m.
if.ybu need Jolatire a.e of
feedldi fertifieikwliVitet-calt on Mr.
Robinson Managerof ...the Pank of
Montreal. He is making loans for the
above purpose at terms which will
suit your convenience.
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in the Community Hall, Londesboro
•ProceedS for Red' Cross ,
'Admission 350 Children 25c
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• PORTER'S HILL
It was very encouraging tcy have
so many ohildren out to Sunday.
School on 'Sunday.
Be-", A. S. Colwell will conduct
Sacrament next Sunday. The pastor
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will deliver •an Easter addreas, 'and
the choir will have:special Easter
Bessie YOung, C.W.A.C„ • Othavira,
is spending three weeks -with her
•.• ,parents, And Mrs.' Peter Young,
le. and MTS. Glenn Lockhart and
• children Clinton visited hi$ ' parents
be held at his home, Lot 19 conces-
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sin 6, Goderieh Township. on April
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•Con ral Cyril Proctor and bride
spent a few dra-ys With his brother
Alvin and wife, cut Cyril has
just returned from oiretheas.
Mrs. i.oley,d• Picot and twin boys
have just ;returned from Clinton
hospital. • ,
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. If you need :n loan for purchase of
feed or fertilizer., Wily nat. call on Mr.
Robinson Manager Of the Bank of
Montreal. He is making ltiaris far
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"Deacon Dubbs"
Three -Act Comedy' presented lay
LiOrnS' Club
Sponsored, by Red Shield
Thursday April 12th
WEEK END SPECIALS
3, pkgs. POST TOASTIES CORN
FLAKES 23c
2 pkgs. POST BRAN FLAKES 25e
1 pkg. (Giant Sim) POST BRAN
FLAKES -23c
2 pkg. GRAPENUT FLAKES ...29e
1 Jar PLUM JAM .„18e
3 lbs. WHITE OR BR. SUGAR. 25c
2 Pkgs: CORN FLAKES art:I
TUMBLER 25e
3 CANS, STOKLEY'S TOMATO '
SOUP , ...... ..... 25e
1 lb. MAXWELL HOUSE Coffee 43e
1 lb. MINCE MEAT 18e
2 Large Cakes PUM'ICE SOAP 19c
3 Large PALM OLIVE SOAP ..25e
1 Can SUCCESS PASTE WADE , 32e.
1 Jar SUCCESS LIQ•UID WAX 59e
1 lb. DUTCH SET ONIONS (No. 1
Quality) 25c
3 GRAPE FRTJIT (112s) 20c
• SUNKIST NAVEL ORANGES
344s 288s 220s
2 des. 55c dos, 37c 1 doz. 49e
PARSNIPS, !II0MATOES; NEW
ABBAGE,' NEVV' CARROTS, ETC.
:W. L. JOHNSON & SON
;PHONE 286 GROCERS
DELIVERY HOURS 4 to 6 p.m.
in
• Town Hall, Clinton
- Cr'pme and enjoy a good play. k '
Same directors as last year's plati
Reserved Seats 35e Children 25e
- Seats reserved at MtEwan's Book
• Red -Shield
The absAnt.
egular meeting of the, Red.
Shield wdsheld in, theawail( rooms,
with Mrs. , Jenkins in the Chair, as
the 1Tresident, Mrs.' TreWartha.•WaS
There Were .ieventesn members
present. 'the collection was $1,26,
The meeting closed with God Save
,The King. -Mrs. Shaddick, les, Mil-.
ler and Mrs. Ii.-ennerth Vliott served
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Keep" in• Mandl •
"Uncle Josh Perkins
MARCH 29 to 31
LYNN VALLEY Peas 2 tins ....25e,
SAURICRATJT 28 oz: tin 2 for 29C
AYLMER Tomato 'Juice 2 tine 190,
KELLOGGS CORN FLAKE Deal
3. pkg .. .. .. ......'... .256
and a tfimbler given free •
DELTA, Floor Wax 1 lb. tin" .. :290
CHAMP. Water Softener pkg. • • 15e
PURITY Quick Cooking Oats •
will be presented j3r '
wesiey-Willis Young Peoples, Union.
ThuridaY aid Friday
April 26th and 27th
• Clinton Concert Band
Reorganized for'Ir-DAY
Holding practise in Council Chainher
Thursday, arch 9tb
NEW TEXAS 'NEW HOT HOUSE LEAF
RADISHES 2 for 19t LETT UCE 'for • 2
NEW CALIFORNIA
CARROTS lb. 9c
SUNKIST SWEET 220's
ORANGES doz. 49c
NEW. TEXAS GREEN
CABBAGE 3 lbs
B. C. DELICIOUS 163's '
APPLES 3 for
cnor.cE, RIPE • NEW TEXAS CURLY
TOMATOES lb. 290 SPINACH 2 lbs
MARSH SEEDLESS 112's • CALIFORNIA, JUICY 300's
GRAPEFRUIT 4 - 25e LEMONS 3 for 1
C. M. SHEARING
PHONE 48 FOR QUALITY FOODS --- 'CLINT°
Spring is in the Air
And we want to tell it far and wide that we have a good select
of Congoleum and Feltol, • two and. three yards wide also Rexole
"and Rexfelt in two yard widths..
We haVe been very fortunate in securing a large assortment
Congoleum 'and Feltol Rugs in all standard 'sizes at 'our usuaLre
onable prices.
There are a few Studio Couches now instockand a nice selet
of„Spring- filled Mattresses. 1.
BALL & ZAPFE
Dealers in Hardware and Furniture
Modern Ambulance Service, Funeral Directors
Store Phone 195
DOUGLAS G. BALL , • JOHN J. ZA
Phone 110 Phone
- Attention Farmers
I have Received a Shipment of 4 inch field tile
' Get your order in early
Hugh R. Hawkins
Plumbing, Heating, Sheet Metal Work
Agent for Hecla Furnanee
PHONE 244
IN THE LETTER BOX
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'time do they pass. the desk speaker but always .go arou
From a former correspondent
Agassiz B. C.,
March' 20th, 1945
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Clinton Newa-Recorcl:
While in Vanepuver, Mrs. Mar-
garet Manning and I went over to
Victoria, on the Princes Charlotte.
We left Vancouver at 10.30 a.m.
and arriVed, at 3.30 p.m. ,
We had a nice trip. The day was
fine and sailing good.
Our good friends Mr. and Mrs.
Geo, CcCall and Jean entertained' us
most royally.
The weather was ideal ,and lots of
flowers and shrubs in bloom.
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One day we went to Beacon Rill
Park. A. very beautiful spot with
large' trees, flowers,. shrubs and
several ponds. with ducks swimming
around, We saw a large oak tree
in the park that was .grown from an
acorn sent from, France in 1917 by
a Canadian ,soldier. There are all
POST PGA -STIES 3 pkg. .... 23c
BAKERS Unsweetened Chocolate '
Large bar •19e
COWAN'S Cocoa 1 lb: tin 21c
jars no
coupon.s required • 29e
IOLIJI3 HOUSE pudding powders
With sugar added, 2 pkg. `..15c
MAXWELL t-t01J,SE Coffee 1 Ib 45c
SUPER SUDS :pkg. ..... • -.25c
AYLMER Crosby Corn 2 tins .. 27c
SANI,WHITE Toilet Tissue
„ ; • 25c
GARDEbT FRESH FRUITS AND
• VEGETABLES
OUR. MEAT COUNTER CONTAINS
kinds of Totem -poles ,at the entrance
of the Park,- The members of the opp
end of the table where the mac
It is a good training for these
At 3.00 o'clock sharp we he
loud voice call out, "Make wa
Mr. Speaker", and all in the
stand. A sergeant -at -arms
appeared carrying the mace, a
placed jt on a table in the c
of the room. On the table wher
mace rests was a blue velvet
and cushion. The speaker o
House followed in a long black
with white collar with long
tabs and a three -cornered hat
he kopt•his hat on while we
there. As soon as he was seat
pressed a button on the arm
chair. This gives the signal th
session is Open. No member
the room without bowing
speaker'and returning lows
he sits down. Premier Hart s.
the fourth seat down in the
hand front row and the Ati
General the third seat down.
Pail ament was n s sat on the left of the Speaker
one day Mrs: McCall, MTS. Maiming listened to Ek -Premier -P-
aid I went, and- while we sat waiting' speak for over one hour. W
for the session to open I enoyed was Premier, the beautifu
studying, the interior of the Haiti bridge at New Westminsto
The floor was covered with a beauti-
built. -
ful' blue -grey rug Mlged with gold A lot of people living in V
braid. The chair used b' the speak -
et of the house, has a deep cushion of
the same color. The desks of -the
members are placed two dee P on
, each side of the hall directly in
line with the chair of the speaker,
Stone pillars graced. the Hall and
. - • there was a large gallery above • on
• CO'TTAGE ROLLS in pime lb. .
FRESH , SACTSAGE lb. , .
Macaroni, and, Cheeap Loaf
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FRESH WIENERS Ib. „ .
ivtimegn Hain Ib...........-.
with he or o pe .
The page rboys were most interesting
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.39,-c all four sections •and, we sat en the
25o right. The end of the Hall wheye
30e the speaker sat had several solid, oak
pillars •and around two was hand
27e
49, carved ivy. 'Phe Clerks' deski were
in the centre of the Hall, directly in
• e' h i thealter
• to watch. There were four boys and
I think they attended every session,
There was a. corporal and he was in
charge of the other three. The cor-
penal ' ,ancl one other sat on the
Steps below the pedesta1. in fiont 01,
for yeo;rs have never 'ben
session. I decided if I lived i
toria I would attend quit
while the sessions were on.
" Mr. David took us for
over to his Funeral Parlors
we listened, to the Electric
He picked some flowers for
of his garden and on the I
February he .cut his lawn. W
ed nearly all the stores and
shopped. I also visited, the
terian House •at Esquamalt
'the sOldicirs and sailors love
IVIiss. Ruby Blyth, a friend o
looks after the place and t
all love her. "'They oall he
Ruby.. •
Our lest night with le. a
McCall and Jean was very
A friend. came in with three
melds which he played all
19c the speaker of the House the and. we• sang the wee
' ,• other tvco on chairs ,fit the other endflours of the morning. TAN
All °14 47-1(•1 ne'N.r''..":. . '..,, , • 421 ' • . Ill.Free'l)Pli7. ite14' 1)11sY 'a1117. n°tes c'iTtlY6r'
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.., at 8.0n, .i.,,,,,,, khai,„: ,r • - rv11,,,, 9, , ,..og the hal .„ They were 7 7 , . .
TrIOS ci a,
t eli "tfur s back ti
• nierinbers• 'Vrteleorne . • .. • • • I 'frtn4 one member :to another..Al no Bt .