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PION& 147.w. CLTNTON, ONT.
Broken -Lines
To clear at Bargain Prices •
Men's overalls and pants, black, blue, and stripes
$1.29 to $L59
Boy's black overalls. 69c and 79c
Boy's Golf Sox 25c
Men's Work Shirts. Clearing lines at bargain
prices ` 79c and 89c _
New Shoes coining 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.
Arora Marta — Adam Hata — >le tt & Menai, Bates for Mao
Areata Tip Tap Tabors.
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We have a complete Stock of
Dress Goods and Dress Trimmings
also
Lace, Embroidef y and In§ertion
so much in deman4
BROWN'S
One Door North" of Royal Bank
°ee I}i nsianal 2iOtHre'
1, me,
Genuine piastic f fled
75, to
is
Walt Drisney `, Picture Pia=
clues for , the • kiddie's,
Donald Duck, Balrlbl„ Pig
nocchio etc ; 50'
Walt Disney 'Picture pla-
quer "Luminous" will
glow in the dark .60
Walt Disney cut,outs with,
thermometer . .25c
Taylors Window. Therinoy
meter .75
Taylors Regular
meter
Baby bowls in plastic
Baby cups to match
Brides Sorap Book ` .900
Recipe Clipping Book _ .50'
FLAGS for V -DAY 5c & up
FAMILY GROUP
HOSPITAL PLAN
(CONTINENTAL .CASUALTY COMPANY)
CANADA'S NO. 1 PLAN
For Heads of Families —, Wivvas of Servicemen
With Their Dependents Can Now Be Enrolled
Pays for .both sickness and accident, including childbirth, female
diseases, tonsils, surgical operations, etc., for as long -as 120 days
— when confined to a hospital. Pays for tuberculosis, contagious
diseases and nervous disorders. Not restricted to 120 clays per year,
NO MEDICAL EXAMINATION NEEDED
Enrollment now available for husbands, wives or individuals -
This office is headquarters for Clinton district - It pays to ,deal
with the local;o£fice as this assures you of personal foll'owup service
when claims arise.
No RED TAPE — Your choice of any hospital, anywhere, anytime,
You select your own doctor.
It 'is your duty to yourself and your family to .learn how this plan
may fill your needs.
H. C. Lawson
Bunk of Montreal Bldg.
Clinton, Ont.,
Phones Office 2"51W Res. 251 J
Thermo -
.50
.25
.250.
G. R. McEwan -Co
`OFTEN THE CHEAPEST
• ALWAYS THE BEST"
PHONE $4 .
Mr. Austin Nediger . wasrthe week
end guest at his home in town.
Miss Mildred Lobb of London spent
the Easter week end at her home
in town. ' •
Miss Wilma Radford of London
spent the Easter weekend at her
home in town. '
Sgt. Bert beeves and his bride,
spent the Easter Holiday with
Mr. and Mrs. Tom. Deeves.
Miss " Kathleen Ross of Toronto,
spent the week end with her par-
ents, Mr. .and Mrs. W. Ross.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Carter and two
children, of Detroit, spent the
Easter holiday with Joe Carter andlt--
Itzco
014NO F coir:;> i?.;
Watclx'ot "vlhlpW'' 4x Spxiitig
lowexrng Plants• '
erarias'
Schiainthus, I?r�i4nulas;
ilaffehts, pelt o•alas "etc..
' "IIYPONE'lI?'.
Tt e 'rewar plant ;food
ilepie, 36•a• 4iar
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Member of. Florists Tel. Del: M.
Person't care..' .eiverr evexy order
andspecial a4enlion< given` to .•
Finer I Orders
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WE. HAVE A GOOD 'STOCK '`OF
FARM NEEDS
'FOR SPRING:
RUBBER BOOTS—and:a fine.;as-,
sortment of leather boots at at- i
tractive, prices."
SOME HARDWARE: LINES
wire, wire pliers, a few wren-
ohes, ;1`coal ,oil stove, Wood's
'famous Electric Fencers, Cedar ;
+and Steel fence posts.
1 Set Team Harness.
STOCK TONICS—Finns;' Pr'atts I
and Royal'. Purple. d
Certified Garden Seed and Dutch
Set Onions.
Full line of Grass Seeds and Seeds
for, pasture mixtures, • also
Legume Innoeulation.
Place your order for Top:' Crop
Hybrid Seed Corn.
Alexander's
GENERAL STORE
Phones725-8 Blyth, 803-22 Clinton
LONDESB,ORO, ONTARIO
BINGO
St. Joseph's Church Hall
Wednesday, Appil
Fifteen regular rounds
3 Specials
Jack Pot
1 Share -the -Wealth -
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"Deacon Dubbs"
Three -Act.. Comedy presented by
Goderich Lions Club
Sponsored by Red. Shield
• on
rERsON ALS
Ray`
Tt-zTJRS , A1RIL. 5t1�, 19 .•
Gibbing' of Dairllain Spent' the
weekend' . at bis home in town• .F
Mins 'Pearl `, NTewaixaa of . Wis./ton
anent the els end' with friends
in Clinton:
Mr ,and MTs: lie b .Nay flow.,
Wert:visitors during the week with
:IUT'a s• I. M r N'ay,
Mrs, C B • Huffman OL Ijearein ton,
:VAS a, recent visitor with. Mr, and
1Vfrs. T.• R..JenTins•.
'Mrs.. E.' 1VIeBrien, .:who' spent the
winter isi Goderiell; IS with. Mr.
.and Mrs.: M. Crich.
Mx. ani Mrs F, Sewtsr and family
o1' Sarnia, spent' Easter Weekend
with Mrs, G o 13. Elliott. ^
Miss Edna E.liott bf Toronto, sj sxst
the Easter ' week end with • her:
mother, Mrs. Goo., Td, Elliott.
Visitors at :the home of Cpl. and.
Mrs. MacDonald'over the week end
'were, Mr. and ;,Mrs. Aubrey .Tack -
Mr. Ray Carter and two children,
Valerie and Ernest of Toronto, are
spendingtheir vacation : at 'the
home of Mr. T. T. Carter.
son of _London, Sgt. and MrsHar
rington, and son Robin of Goderich„'•
, ' also Cpl. and Mrs. MacDonald's
sons Wallace and Stewart of To
•
ronto.
Sgt. Edward Elliott. who recently
received his honourable discharge
from the R.C.A.F., is home
after spending several months in
a Convalescent Hospital in ` To-
. ronto..
Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs;.
James. Livermore were, Mx. and
Mrs. Wallace Wheatley of Wood-
stock. Mrs. E. F. Jackson. of
Stratford and Mrs. Clarence
Green and daughter Audrey of Fort
Erie are spending the week with -
Mr. and Mrs. Livermore.
Thursday, April 12th
in '
Town Hall,- Clinton.•
Come andenjoy'-a good play.
Same directors as' last year's plah
Reserved Seats 350 Children 25c
Seats reserved. at McEwan's Book
Store .
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'family of 'town.
Mise Lois Keilins of Woodstock, I ' Keep in Mind
spent the week end with her pap-¢
• ents, Mr. and`Mrs. B. W. Kearns.
Miss Betty Moore of Stratford, was-
• a weekend visitor at the home of
Mr. and MIs. Frank Dixon of
town.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Marshall and
boys, spent the Easter- holiday
with. :her • parents Mr. and Mrs.
Daniel Nash :of Stratford. '
Miss JoAnne Cuninghame of Univer-
sity College, Toronto and Mrs. T.
E. Hull of the Northern Vocational
were home for the Easter holi-
days.
olidays.
Easter guests at, the home of Mr.
and Mrs. J. McGill were, Mr. J.
E. McGill, M.A. and Mrs. McGill
of Windsor and Miss Helen Me -
Gill of London.
Mr. and Mrs. Ater Whipfield and: Mr.
Norman Elliott of London and Mr.
and Mrs. Hames Elliott of Dublin,
visited at the home. of Mr. 'and
Mrs. Dave :Elliott on Easter Sun-
day.
The Easter visitors at the home of -
Mn and - Mrs. . Geo. Roberton's
were, Mr. and Mrs. Ken.. Roberton
and daughter, Sandra, also Mrs
Brown, all of Louden.
Mrs Elizabeth Kennedy, Ontario
Street, is very ill with the flu,
Her many friends wish her a very
speedy recovery. '
Miss Ruth Hearn- of Toronto, and
her friend, Miss Mitzi Yoneyama;
of Edmonton, spent the week end
at the home of Miss Hearn's
mei:her, Mrs. B. Hearn.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Patterson of Wier -
ton, werethe guests' of Mr and
Mrs. W. T. Herman and Mr. and
1VIrs - Geo. • Jefferson .over, the
holiday.
Mr. and. Mrs Binfoid' Colquhoun,
and their daughter Ruth Helen,
were guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. H. • Fitzsimons on 'Sun-
day. They also visited other tela:
tives in. Clinton.
Huron Presbytery United
Church, Hook up through
C.
Sunday April 8th, 11.0.0 a,in:'
Entire membership of , Huron
Presbytery will attend Churches to
hear a progamme' arranged and dis-
tributed to the Congregation, to be
addressed by The' Right Bev. Jesse
II.
Arnup, D D . Moderator of the
United Churcha'of Canada.
Radios'. will. be. installed fru all
ehnrches: All -wall worship together
through this mnarvellous 'medium.
The following, will ; take pert,
other than the Moderator:
President of London .Conference:
Rev. R C. -Copeland.
Chairman of Presbytery: Rev. G. G
Burton.
Pastor of Wingham Church: Rev W.
A. B,eeca:•oft• '
Printed Programs in the Churches
will be suppliedfor every member,
Mr. Lorne Carter of Detroit has
Purchased' the two houses, end lot
of the late Mx. Jasling•"He intends
to rebuild after the'wai;.
"Uncle Josh Perkins"
will be presented by
Wesley -Willis Young Peoples' Union
Thursday and. Friday
April 26th and 27th
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ANCE
In' Seaforth Armouries on Thurs-
day, April 19th to the music of Bert
Worth and his • OKNX Ambassa-
dors. Dancing 9.30 to 130.
Admission 50c.
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WANTED THE BEST
An intern went to a public li-
brary and asked for a copy • of
Hants's Inferno. When the- book
was presented he looked at it
dubiously and asked: "Is he the
best authority on the subject?"
WEEK END SPECIALS
DUTCH SET ONIONS 2 lbs. for 46e
AYLMER TOMATO JUICE
20 oz. tin 2 for 190
AYLMER SQUASH 28 oz. 2 for 29c
AYLMER DICED CARROTS OR"
BEETS, Bottle 23e
AYLMER CUT WAX or GREEN
BEAN 20•oz 2 for . 29c
AYLMER BABY �FOO'DS 3 tins 25c
SMART •RED PLUMS 20 oz. tin 190
COUNTRY KIST PEAS. 20 oz.
2 for 25c
REAtDY-CUT • MACARONI 3 1b 20c
TEXAS Seedless Grapefruit 112s
POST TOASTIES 3 pkgs. for .',23c
i ELLO.GGS CORN FLAKES
3 pkgs. for 25e
PLUM JAM per jar 18e
TEXAS Seedless •Grapefruit ills
4' for 25c
SUNKIST NAVEL ORANGES
344s 288s 220s
2 Doz. 55c 1 doz. 31c 1 dos 49e
CELERY, TOMATOES, CARROTS, •
HEAD LETTUCE
MILITARY NEWS
W./Q. Percy Brown .of Melton,
spent Easter week enol with Cpl. and
Mas. Ronald MacDonald.
Awing the recent enlistments at
London, is Wm. D. Rozell, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Rozell of town.
Pte. Rqy Churchill, who is now
stationed at Chatham, spent the
Easter weekend with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Churchill -
Pte. Robert Morgan, who is sta-•
tioned at Hamilton,' was the week
end' guest at his home in town.
"Pte. Fred Bezzo of Chatham,
spent the week end at, his home in
town.
Mr.: and Mrs M. J. `'Snider, : Mrs.
-Murray Hetherington and little
.daughter Margaret, of Goderich
and Miss ,Irene Snider of London,
spent' Good Friday with their
parents, Mr. and MrsJ. S. ,Snider.
Miss Lois - Draper, of the Ontario
College of ,Art, . Toronto, accom-
panied by ;a fellow -student, -Miss,
Helen Parsons of. St; Johns Nfid•,
spent the weak end with tho' fbr-
mer's parents•, Mr, and. Mrs ,Caryl'
Draper. ' '
W. L. JOHNSON & SON
PHONE 286 GROCERS
DELIVERY HOURS 4 to 6 p.m.
MARCH 29 to 31
LYNN VALLEY Peas 2 tins :..25c
SAURKRAUT 28 oz. tin 2 for 29e
;AYLMER Tomato' Juice 2 tins 19c
KELLOGGS CORN FLAKE Deal
8 pkg. , 25e
and a tumbler given free
DELTA Floor Wax 1 lb. tin ....29c
CHAMP Water softener pkg. • •, 100
PURITY Quick Cooking Oats
5 lb. bag 27e
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Pte. Douglas Bozell of London,
spent the week end with his parents."
Pte. Jack Little who is stationed
at Hamilton, was the week end guest
at his hoot in, Gedexich. •
Sgt. Donald Lane, who is with the.
Brockville .Rifles in 'Jamaica, in' a
letter to his parents, Rev. D.' J. and
Mis.'Iiane, stated that he had been
'knocked off the side of a jeep and
sustained a broken' -wrist, .and had
his arms in a cast. Don describes the
heat down there as almost unbear-
able, a,
Mrs. Vesta Streets has received.
word that her son, Pte. 'Kelso Bruee
Streets, of the R,C OA. has arrived•
at his destination. •
1t'lt Lt M. R. Bleornfield D.F.C.'
of. Windsor, spent the Easter MAI
-
clay, with his aunt and uncle• Mn. 'and.'.
Mrs A. 0,: l,',ndoi;:
POST TOASTIES 3 pkg..... , 23c
BAKERS Unsweetened Chocolate
Large bar 19e
COWAN'S Cocoa 1 lb. tin 21c
APPLE. BUTTER 2 lb. jars no
coupons required 29e
CLUB' HOUSE . ,pudding powders
• with sugar added 2 pkg. ....15c'
MAXWELL HOUSE Coffee 1 Ib 45c
SUPER SUDS pkg. 25c I'I
AYLMER Crosby Corsi 2 tins .. 27c l
SANI WHITE Toilet Tissue
4 rolls 25c
GARDEN FRESH FRUITS AND
VEGETABLES, -
OUR MEAT COUNTER CONTAINS
COTTAGE ROLLS in piece lb. ..39'c
FRESH SAUSAGE lb'... .. 25c
Macaroni and Cheese 'Loaf lb. 30e
,PRES-r WIENERS Ib. .. , . 27c
MINCED Hain lb. . r .. 490
19
LB.
IFO
tin.
Flails
• Gc
bb � o� .
�. � . T>JEL W
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Free Delivery PHONE O
'U'AI.up'�S;-F :t�PRTp:' Gth alid 7th
OXFORD INN VEGETABLE CLUB 1Xpl7SE ASSORTED
•SOTJP 2 ti 1s 15c; PUDDINGS 2 pkgs 18o
1,1E11\1'4 ,BEEF STEAK` RUAKER.
'''SAUCE Bottle 25c
CATE•LLI'S` '
Ghees -a -Boni ipkg. 18e TISSUE roll 5c'.
:VIKING TOILET
1VIeLAREN'S -
Coffee
ib. jar 49c.
-cri'p e Sour
PICKLES -
jar 23c
Pure Erase
( ` RADISH
f ' f 8 oz. jar 19c
bar.
,,,+.4 Instant Hot •
Chocolate,
Ib. pkg. 39c
COWAN'S
COCOA.
lb. tin •' 21c
Gol?'en Spray���$ ‘ :CO
CHEESE
1/2 lb pkg. 19c ib. pkg. 20c
GARDEN FRESH FRUITS ` AND VEGETABLES
LETTUCE —RADISHES =CELERY.-GGR.EEN'PEPPERS CUES
• PINEAPPLE — RHUBARB GREEN BEANS - GREEN ONIONS
GALIFORNIA JUICY 288's
ORANGES doz. 37c
CALIFORNIA NEW
CARROTS lb. 9c
MARSH SEEDLESS 112's
GRAPEFRUIT 4 27e
CALIFORNIA JUICY 360's
LEMONS 3 for 9e
NEW TEXAS
SPINACH 2 lbs' 330
No 1 117P MEXICAN
TOMA'TOES lb. 27c
B. C. DELICIOUS 150's NEW TEXAS GREEN
APPLES Doz. 45c CABBAGE 3 lbs '22c
�. M. SHEARINC
PHONE 48 FOR QUALITY FOODS - CLINTON
Spring is in the Air
.And we want to tell it far and wide that we have a igood selection
of Congoleum and Feltol, .two and three yards wide also"Rexoleum
and Rexfelt in two yard widths. ,
We have been very fortunate in •securing a large assortment oil
Congoleum and Feltol Rugs 4n all standard sizes at our usual reas-
onable prices. , •
-
. There are a few Studio Couches now in stock and a_niee selection
of Spring filled Mattresses. ' '
BALL & ZAPFE
Dealers in Hardware and Furniture
Modern Ambulance. Service, • Funeral Directors
Store Phone' 195 •
DOUGLAS G. BALL JOHN J. ZAPFE
•Phone 110 Phone 103
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 Furnance ' '•
PHONE 244
Thompson's New
Superior Markets.
Open for Inspection.._
Thursday Evening,April 5th
TO OUR MANY CUSTOMERS AND FRIENDS
•
It is with great pleasure that, we announce the opening of ouu
NFiW SELF SERVE FOOD MARKET.-
Drastic changes have been made in the remodelling of our
store and customers may now serve themselves and browse around;
at ease ... you wilt find it a shopping thai11 to choose your food
needs from our well -stocked shelves -conveniently arranged for
you to make selections quickly and easily, and our NEW LOW
PRICES will be of extra interest to every busy housewife and her
budget. Yon -are especially invited to visit our new market at your :'
earliest convenience and share in the many values offered.
• T. R. T.HOMPSON
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Specials for April
6th and 7th
RINSO LGE PKG.
AMMONIA POWDER pkg.,
BONAMI 2 for • •
JAVEX 2 bottles ....... _.�.�
NUGGETT .SHOE POLISH Tin
GILLETT'S LYE Tin • • •.
IVORY SNOW pkg. • : ...
OLD' . DUTCH': • CLEANSER;, tjn
SUNLIGHT` SOAP 3 bars .:...;
WORY SOAP -lge bar=
WOODBURY'S SOAP 2 bars
23c NABOB • COFFTF. 1 lb. bag ....43e
50 BEEHIVE CORN SYRUP 5 ;Ib. 85.is•.
25d,' 2 lb. tin 250
29e ORANGE & GRAPEFRUIT ,
12c, MARMALADE 24 oz far .':290
12e PREM OR 3i AU Tin .. ..... 310
25c PURE' LARD 1 1b..... . .. • ... 1•8e
'
toe ,RICE KRISPIES 2 pkgs. s 250
19e' POST BRAN FLAKES Igo.' pkg: 17c
10c MAPLE.LEAF''PEEAS 2 tin" 23c
.15c OURRANTS: lb. ... , 14-e
21c ORA•Size 288s Doz..• • . b 3'0
10c "GRAPEFRUIT.Size ° 112s 4 far 25e
RDERS-PILLED