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Just Arrived:'
Aother shipment of Graxiiteware; Tea Kettles
Double Boilers, 13erctilators, Sauce Paris, Pails,,
Presei-ve Kettles, --
We carry a full line -of C. L L. Paints and Enamels
SUTTER, & PERDUE
IlARDWARE, rtAxiaanic a IfILBCeRICIANII
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Mens Suits -and Topcoats
The outlook.for the Clothing industry isnot par-
ticularly bright. The demand will be heavy and the
supply of Clothing Materiallight
Buy your new suit or topcoat now while we still
have -a nice assortment on our racks. Deliveries
have been late and new lines are still being added
to our stock..
The Made to Measure department of Tip Top
Tailors and CainbridgeclotheS for w1xich wle are,
agents are, doing their Utmost to give, satisfactory,
services under the existing, circumstances. r -
Priority given .to returned service men on
Made to Measure Suits. !
Get your order in now as it may takeas much as,
twelve Weeks for'delivery;
Pltunsteel Bros.
Amu -- Adam Nato liesft & Msellais lease furless'
Azad. Tip Top Wks".
Men's Bathing Trunks priced $1.50, 1.6Q, 1,95, 2.25 and 2.50
Pullover Sweaters $2.50
Sportsrnen books call the lateit on Fishing, Hunting- etc. priced
from
$1.50 to $20.00
• KITS SPORT SHOP
ihadquartoro For Ali Sporting Goods
HELP WANTED
finale
Apply •at the Clinton itaitting Cola.
PanY• . 52-3
$2,800 Bayfield
Well built • year-round rtesidence
or Summer Home. 2 bedrooms, toilet
and basin on ground floor, 3 bed,.
rooms and bath on second. Sunroom,
furnace, garage. Good well With
Pressure system. Large lot. Terms.
Stevenson & Hunt Limited
LONDON ONTARIO
BAYFIELD
Mrs. E. N. Hari of London was
at her cottage in the 'village last week
.Mr. and Mrs. Frank V. Martin of
Detroit have been Spending a few
days at their • cottage "Bouldei
Lodge"
Misses Jessie.:Metcalf and Jessie
13fidge Card% • Single Diecic
50,c, friOC` and 80c
Miller were at their home in the
village over the week end.
Mr. and Mrs. G. D. McLean of
London who recently purchased
Mrs. G. S. Atkinson's cottage on
yH TtiFilide lave taken- up rest-
dence for the summer,
M. and Mrs. E. J. Bauer • and
'family •of Waterloo spent the week
end at their Summer Residenbe on
Tuyll St.
Glenn Smith of London visited
his grandmother, Mrs. Chas. Parker
over the week end.
Mr. and Mrs. John Pearson and
Ruth of` London, were at their home
in the village over the week end.
Miss Peggy Boyd, nurse -in -train-
ing, East General Hospital, •Toronte,
came on Friday to spend a week of
her vacation with her aunt, Mrs. J.
E. Howard.
Miss Audrey Sturgeon is spending
this ,week with her sister in Clinton.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Bauer and family
of Kitchener, were at their cottage
over the week end. .
Misses F. and L. Morley of Detroit
are at their cottage "Bircheliff" for
the season. . •
Bridge Cards Double Deck
$1.40 and $1.60
1Vatermans Fotintaim Pen
and Pencils $3.57 and up.
Bill Folds $1,75 and up
Official Soft Ball
Fishing Lines 5c to $1-65
Fishing Lures 25c and up
Sweet Potato Whistles 1.25
Sun Glasses 20c -to 59c
Humatinas ',25q
; •
Thermometers 50c and 75d
Fancy Paper Napkins Var-
iety 'of Designs 15c boX
G. R. McEwan Co.
'OFTEN THE CHEAPEST
, ALWAYS THE BEST"
: PliONE 84
Mrs. 0. W. Potter is visiting her
sisters, MTS. E. Smith and. Miss
Sarah Start a Curries.
Mrs. John Walker of Kitchener was
'a -week end guest of Mr. and IVIrs•
'George A. Walker.
IVIisd. Edith Paterson of Guelph spent
the week end with friends in town.
Miss Joyce Kearns spent a few days
last week in Brantford.
Mrs. Hester Robinson of Kanora,
Ontario, is visiting her sister,
Mrs. B. J: Gibbingi.
Mr. and Mrs. •Clarence Ball .of
Grosse Ile, Mich.l. is -visiting their
parents in Goderxeli• and Clinton.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ball and Mr.
and Mrs. John Ball took in the
hone races in Seaforth on Wed -
Miss Pearl Newman of Wiarton
spent the week end with Miss
Smile Phinsteel.
Mr. P. W. Hutchings of Tillsonburg
as spending this week with Mr.
C. E. Hall, and Miss Evelyn Hall,
Miss ilelen Herman of Millgrove
spent the week end with her
parents, Mr: and Mrs. W. T. Her-
man.
Mrs, js.visitin rela-
tives in Hamilton.
Mr. and Mrs. Ewart Paterson froni
Wiarton, spent the week end at
the home of Mr. and Mrs.. Frank
Fingland,
Mrs. Tull, who has spent several
weeks with Mt Lt. and Mrs.
Harold Tull, returned to her home
in Cotn-tney, B.C., on Monday,
and was accompanied as far s.s
Vancouver by Mrs. Harold Tull and
two ' children.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Sutter and Miss
Eileen, Mr. and Mrs. Benson Sut-
, ter, Miss ,Dorothea Tichborne, Mr.
John Cook, Mr. Frank Freeman
were in Stratford on Wednesday
attending the Graduation Gera-
• monies and dance orthe Stratford
General Hospital. Miss Shirley
Sutter was a member, of the
graduating class. , ' •
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001J1IEr..
niLih�oasne Greeninal$es
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for SOur '8Fring-Plaxits
ernplete 13tock now ,,ready ,
0/ien ei,eninga
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'EEK ENDSPECIALS
TomAloo3 ns.or ,S0Hp
25e
OXYDOLs0iant Size.pkg,
niNGiant Size plag 75re
AYLMJ. FAKCrS PUMPKIN -.
CLA.RIC S Mushrt71,16SomUllts 9e
DALTONS INFANTS STR. FO0S 3 eans. 25c
, • LBOLNuEDORNIBSBO0ANP T3sAharaysforn): 31t14
NABOB COFFEE 1 42e
SAIIICA. COFFEE 1 lb. 54c
IIROWNIE FIBRE BROOMS ..98e
MAPLE LEAF SOAP FLAKES ,
pkg.TIIRIFT ao;ii •FiAKES pkg. .35e
FLY' COILS 2 rolls for ... . 5c
NEW CAGGAGE per lb. . ;.... 8e
STAFFORDS SOUP MIX pkg. . ; 5e
INTERLAKE -TOILET TISSUE
8 rolls ................ 25c
19e, 29e 390
CUNINGHAIIIIE
Member of Florists TeL
Personal care -givezu every order
and special attention given. to
Funeral .Orders.
Phone 176 and 31
-BIN-GOPHONE 286 GROCERS
St. Joseph's Church -Hall . DELIVERY HOURS 4 to 6 p.m.
W. L. JOHNSON & SON
Wednesday, June 13th •
Fifteen regular rounds
3 Ameials
Jack Pot
1 Share -the -Wealth
Week -end
sERVE
ELF
PFCIALS AT
IRITHflMPSOIS
Superior Food Store
INGERSOLL RIDEAU CHEESE
'A. lb. pkg. 19c
KELLOG'S RIPE KRISPIES
-2 pkgs. 23e
•itEADIOUT MACARONI lb. 6c
JIFFY PIE CRUST •pkg. 24c
AYLMER PUMPKIN ige. tih 13e
CHICKEN HADDIE tin 29c
BROCK'S BIRD SEED pkg. 18e
OVAIUTINE MED. Jar 58e
WOODBURT2 SOAP. 2 bars15c
NABOB COFFEE 1 lb. bag 43e
HAWES LEMON OIL Ige. btl.25e
CHAN FLOOR WAX 1 ib. tin —590
BON AMI, Cake or powder each 14c
pEE W1B. CORN sYRUp,
2 lb. tin 253
5 Ib. tin ..... 57e
RED PLUM JAM 24 oz. jar 29c
0,RANGES, Size 288s doz. 39c
GRAPEP,RUIT, Size 126s 4 for .25c
FIRM RIPE TOMATOES lb. ...21e
PI-IONE ORDERS' FILLED
June 7 to 9th
MANHATTAN Sweetened puddings
2• pkgs. 19e
PLUM Jam jar 27c
.AEROWAX, self polishing qt. tin 490
BOVRIL Cubes, 10. cubes pkg23e
BEAUTY Brand Tomatoes 2 tins 29c
HORNE'S COCOA 2 tins 25e
PEANUT BUTTER jar 17e
NEB Soap, flakes. pkg. 280
CANADA. SEA,L Herring in
Tomato sauce tin.............17e
INTERLAKE Toilet tissue_ a rls. 25c
POST TOASTIES 3. pkgs' . 23e
SMART'S Piunplein 28' oz. tins
2 for, • 250
ODEX Soap 3 bars . 17e
MARLENEI Bleach bottle .... 9e
GOLDEN SPRAY Cheeie. pkg. 19c
GARDEN FRESH FRUITS AND
VEGETABLES
LOOK IN 013R REFRIGERATED
COUNTER FOR
MACARONI & CHEESE Loaf 1:b. 30c
FRESH SAUSAGE lb. . .... 25c
DUTCH LOAF lb. 30e
WIENERS lb. -270
BOLOGNA lb. . — ...... 240
MEDIUM or OLD Cheese sold by
the pound.
A LONG LASTING—LCONOANIIAL
TOUT 40/0
CAKE 5q
Orval Lobb
Pree Delivery
There are available on the market
today many excellent substitutes for
nicotine sulphate, the most general-
ly recommended insecticide for use
against aphids and other sucking
insects.
.4111111111011r"
'UMW
L. E. [Elston] Cardiff
Has worked in the Interest
• of North Huron Regardless
of Politics
On Monday Next
VOTE CARDIFF
Authorized by North Huron Progressive Conservative Association
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June 7th, 1945
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SPECIAL VALUES FOR JUNE 8th and 9th
AiYLMER, FANCY TOMATO „ • AUNT MARY'S cREArs
JUICE 2 tins 17c SAUCE bottle ...15c.
AYLMER SWEET PICKLED
BEETS jar 23c
AYLMER APPLE
JUICE bottle 10c...
AYLMER VEGETABLE
JUICE 20 oz, tin.., ...17c
VAN CAMPS CHOICE
PEAS 2 ting 27c
CatelliPe Aylmer Diced
Citees-a-roni \1111If, BETS
pkg. 17c 1/ 2 for g5e --
Clarks Vegeta:1;1e , #.0 Clarks Tomato
Soup ' ;SOUP ,
3 tins -25c '3 tins 25c ,
Aylmer Chili
SAUCE 'OA
bottle 19c lb. pkg. 20c
Walkers Ceara Dehydrated
SODAS BEANS
lg. pkg. ......14c Tin 5c -
Aylmer Diced.
CARROTS
2 for 25c
Ewing's Lemon
Pie Filler
2 tins 15c
GARDEN FRESH FIWITS AND VEGETABLES
CALIFORNIA JUICY 344's NEW CALIFORNIA GREEN
'ORANGES doz. 35c CELERY Bunch 150
CALIFORNIA 126's NEW RIPE' TEXAS
GRAPEFRUIT 3 - 21c TOMATOES Ib. . ..... 23c
CALIFORNIA JUICY 300's NEW TEXAS
LEMONS 3 for 13c CABBAGE lb.
C. M. SHEARING
PHONE 48 FOR QUALITY FOODS — CLINTON
• JUST WHAT YOU HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR
. , .
SHOWING,
A large assortment of .Chenile Bedspreads in .v'arions, designs,
Colors 'and prices.... . • . . -
-Bargains
In Chesterfield suite at a saving of -.25 • per , cent
One suite in good velour •.
One suite in a heavy tapestr'y.
BALL & ZAPFE
. Dealers, in, Hardware and Furniture
Modem Ambulance Service, Funeral Directors
Store Phone' 195
DOUGLAS G. BALL
Phone 110
JOHN J. ZAPPE
Phone 103
• Special This Week
1 only Beatty Engine Drive Washer
Hugh R. Hawkins
Plumbing, Heating, Sheet Metal Work
Agent for Hecla, Furnace
14
We have a complete Stock of
Dress Goods and Dress Trimmings
also
Lace, Embroidery and Insertion
so much in demand
BROWN'S
One Door North Of Royal Bank
liold High the Torch of. Freedom
"Keep Canada Strong." VOTE LIBERAL
Elect ING on Tune lilt
Who Stands for Best Rehabilitation 131Ah... tor Armed Forces
Individual Freedom Social Security Family Allowances
National Housing Act Farm Loan Act, Plus Long Term Markets for Farm Products
with Guaranteed Floor Prices.
't Send McKenzie King to the Peace Table.
Published by the Huron Liberal AssociatiOn
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