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MATERIALS
A complete new ship-
ment of very fine Bill Folds
suitable for Women and
men priced from
• $2.00 to- $5.,•75
We also \have a good
arade of single and double
playing cards singles at
.50 & .70
Doubles at! $L40, 1.60, 2.25.
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Ws a real good game and
we have it at + .25
New Fail Suits
For Men and Boys are now corning into. stock. Shipments are
earlier this year but the supply will still be limited.
Make sure of getting first choice by buying early.
The Boys Suits are tweeds in fancy patterns and made with two
•pair of trousers.
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Mena Topcoats for fall in Fancy Tweeds. New styles at the same
old•prices.
lifade-to-measure suits for civilians are now rationed. Order yours
early in the month and be one of the lucky ones, as each months
supply is limited.
Suits foe' returned service men axe not included in above, as they
are on a priority list and are assured of two weeks delivery.
Tip Top .Tailors,,inade to measure suits at .sarne old prices -
Men's $29.75; Ladies $31.00
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Commencing September 7th
We offer Ten Per Cent Discount
On All Cash Sales Amounting to $1.00 or over
(Except' on staples ana specials).
BROWN'S
One Door North of Royal Bank
Table Potatoes
We expect a carload of No, 1 Table Stock potatoes
from New Brunswick, to arrive the middle of next
week.
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Get Your Potatoes 011 Car
Canada, Packers Ltd.
• Clinton, Ontario
PHONE 580
Labour Doesn't Want
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• Inflation
From Financial Post
Labor doesn't wait inflation, it
wants security, William Genoves,
• • president of the Toronto District
Txades and Labor Council, stated
/est week. That is an understandable
• and reasonable aim and it will be
• echoed by most Canadians, farmers,
white collar workers, profession&
men, as well as labor. Real inflation
• would be a tragedy for all of them.
But those other people and most of
responsible labor too, will have
difficulty in supporting Mr. Genoves'
theory that higher wages do not
constitute inflation.
Quoting from a Toronto news-
paper here is what he said:
"We wouldn't consider that a man
receiving the same rate of pay for
40 hours a week as he formerly did
for 48 hours, Was creating inflatien.
We would consider that was creating
security."
Let's see how that would work out
Suppose a, ,worker is getting 75
cent an heirs. For a 48-hour week
this •would amount to $36. Mrs Gen -
oyes would cut this man's working
weeks to 40 hours but pay him the
same weekly total. In other words
WAS would be a wage increase of 15
cents an hour.
Now suppose the factory employ-.
ing this man is turhing out stoves
selling at sseapieee. Into these
stoves 'go 40 man hours, or $30 worth
of labor at the old rates.sUruler the
Genoves plan of the same naY for
40 hours as was formerly paid for
48, there is an immediate increase in
labor cost of 46 or 12%. That may
not be much in the -way of inflation
according to. German dr Chinese
standards but it is very real infla-
tion according to Canadian and it
hits all consumers, the wife of the
worker who builds stoves as will as
the wives of farmers, white Volleyed
workers and everyone else., For:11er-
more, producers of other pseducts
• A wide range of Water -
man's Pens, Pencils awl
Sets from $3.57 to $22.90
G. R: McEwan Co:
'OFTEN THE CHEAPEST
ALWAYS THE BEM"
PHONE 84
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Geromette and
daughters of 'Stratford.
Cpl. Willard Aiken of Toronto, spent
the 'week end with his parents in
town.
Mi. and Mrs. E. E. Gibson spent the
week endwitt relatives in Mill -
hank.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hearn are
visiting the former's mother, Mrs.
P. Hearn.
Miss Florence Pollock of Toronto
spent the week end with Miss
Beatrice Gibson, •
Mrs. R. McIlwain of Nile, has been
• visiting with Mr. and Mrs.:Ai D.
McCartney and Mrs. Nay.
Mr. J. B. Lobb returned to town on
the 6th, after spending three
weeks visiting friends in Hamilton
and Galt.
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Brown of
Detroit and Miss Helen Lynd Of
Windsor, are visiting , friends in
Clinton and Blyth.
Miss Kae Snider has returned to her
duties at Ki`chenet, after spend-
ing a weekat the Mime of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs: J. S. Snider
in tewn. ' •
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Kenneth Reid, R,C.N.V.R., has re-
turned to the East Coast 'after
spending a 28 day? furlough with
his wife and family, Townsend St.
Mr. Jim -Monaghan who 'recently
received his honorable diseharge
from the army, spent a few days
this week at the 'home of Mr. and
Mrs. Hartley Managlian.
Visitors at the home of Mr.'ancl•Mrs.
Joe. Carter and Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Marshall over the week
end were: Mr. and Mrs. John
Gainey and family of Goderich,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank McElwain and
daughter Jean of Lindsay., spent
the week. end with friends and
relatives in town. On their return
on Sunday they were acCompanied
by the ladies mother, Mrs.. Carrie
Jervis.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Carter and
Joyce,have returned after a short
vacation with Lucknow friends.
Miss Sybil Courtice leaves this
week end for Montreal after spend-
ing her .holidays with her sister,
Miss Harriet' Courtice.
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would naturally demand increases,
and, prices would climb faster and
faster, spurred on by rising costs
and fewer goods turned out..
In the reconversion -period which
had rushed down upon us much
faster than • anticipated, 'some diffi-
cult and temporary painful adjust-
ments must be faced. But we aro not
going to make them less painful or
difficult by using the wrong labels,
Shorter hours and higher hourly
wages, no matter how desirable, are
inflationary factors and especially
at, this critical period when the
whole country is so short of 'consumer
goods. "
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Presentation
On Thursday evening, August 30,
a pleasant evening was spent at
Rosebank Farm, Goderich Township,
the home of Mr. and • Mrs. W. R.
Lobb, when the •neighbours • and
friends ' gathereti"tib •horioin their
daughter, Joy, •ilia's, to lies
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EyeS, examino and, glasses fitte4
• •.• GOI)ERIC/I, PRONE 33,
Week -end
• ERVE
SELF
PECIALS AT
T.R.T11111111PSONS
SuperiorFood Store
OLD DUTCH, CLEANSER Tin • pe
QUAKER MUFFETS Pkg. :.... 9c
QUICK QUAKER OATS lge. pkg. 19
FRY'S COCOA IA lb. titi 19c
STOKLEY'S TOMATO SOUP
4 tins .......... 29c
AEROWAX NO -RUBBING WAX
Pit tin 29c
LIBBY'S MUSTARD 6 oz. jar .. Pc
COW BRAND SODA 1 ib. pkg. ..9c
IMITATION BLACK PEPPER
4 oz., bag 9e
NEW PORT FLUFFS 5 qt. pkg19c
ROMAN MEAL pkg 29c
PARD DOG FOOD 2 pkgs. 29t
MAXWELL. HOUSE COFFEE
1 Ib. bag 43c
NUTRIM BABY CEREAL s -
18 oz. pkg. • 49c
SUPERIOR BARING POWDER
16 hz. tin 23c
ORANGES, Size 344a Doz. 33c
LEMONS, Size 300s 3 for • 13e
GRAPEFRUIT Size 100s 3 for 25c
WASHED CARROTS lb. 5c
GREEN CELERY HEARTS Each 15
PHONE ORDERS FILLED
Phone 111
BEAUTY SHOPPE -
Shampoo
Manicure
Finger Waves
Permanents
Ethel Thompson.
Princess St. East., Phone 585
59-tf
Lever's Fish and Chips
Now in store on Highways
Open every day except Monday
Open Monday evening at 9 o'clock
Phone 398 or 91 for Residence
All orders receive prompt attention.
marriage on ,Septemlser 1st, to Mr.
Lyle Docking of Staffa.• The many
beautiful gifts, show high testimony
to the •respect inyfhich :she is held
by all who know her, were displayed
by the, bride, and the evening spent
in Sonia' chat The following address
was read by Olive Thompson and
Marianne .Merrill,. and Josephine
Muir presented Joy with a library
table; and a pair of book ends.
Dear Joy: -
On vexy 'good authority,
The word has reached our ears
That ypu're about to leave your home
And friends you've known for years.
So sve have gathered her tonight
To bid you fond adieu,
And offer •words of wisdom and
Advice on what to do.
'Eras first think, from 'the women, ts-
"Don't be the first to riber
The fire is to he kindled, so
That's'i hubby's first surprise.
Then, when it's ten o'clock at night,
(That's bed -time on the farm!)
Let Lyle eject the pussy cat,
And wind up. the alarm.
Then men, too, have a word to say -
On When to serve the meals,
And seven, twelve and six o'cloek
To most of them anneals.
They want them good and hearty too,
No frills or fussing wish;
They much prefer • a plateful plain
To one small fancy dish.
But, •casting foolishnish aside
And talking sense, we send
Our wishes, Joy, for happiness,
And good luck without end.
We ask you to accept these gifts,
And trust they serve you well;
Whene'er you dust er polish. them,
May happy memories swell."
May God with you down the years,
And courage ever give,
A shield protecting your new home,
And bless you Where you live.
This is the wish sincere conveyed
By those assembled here -
The best Of everything' be your
Throughout the coming yams.
'RUSSELL'S MAPLE BUTTER '
21, oz. tin 79e
HARRY HORNE'S Flavourings ,25c
nAttay.40RNE'S jelly Powder
Combination' Kits • . • • • • 592
NIAGARA MAID GRAPE
Juice 16 oz. . ,........... 27e.
CROSS & 13LACKVVELL
Branston Pickles .s....... 24c'
AERO FLOOR WAX ........ 29c
LIDO LIQUID Floor Wars .... 59e
'KRAFT DINNER pkg. 18c
BAKER CHOCOLATE (unsvreet:
ened) pkg. ............ . 21c
RICHARD CARBOLIC SDA,P. 5c
JUSTRITE MEL 0 -DEE
Bird Seed .............. 29c
CULVER HOUSE or AYLMER
Pumpkin 14c 2 tins for .... 27c
AYLMER Whole Beets tin .... 19c
CROSS & BLA.CKWELL
Mint Sapce....... .. 22c
MAXWELL HOTJSE COFFEE lb 43
ORANGES 344s 288s 252s
33c doz. 39c doz. 49e doz.
W. L. JOHNSON & SON
PHONE 286 GROCERS
. FREE DELIVERY
Sept. 13th to 15th
AYLMER BABY FOODS asiortel
kinds 3 tins 25e
WAGSTAFFE Orange warm. jar 29c
SWAN Toilet Tissue 3 rolls 25c
CALUMET BAKING POWDER
1 Ib. tin 243
GLENWOOD-Pumpkin 28 oz. tins
2 for 25e
AEROWAX Self polishing wax
• qt. tin • 49e
COWAN'S COCOA 1 lb. tin 23e
CLUB HOUSE COFFEE 1 Ib. tin 39c
POST TOASTIES 3 pk. 23c
MUFFETS pkg. 10c
QUIX WHEAT FLARES 2 pkg23c
S. 0. S. Pads pkg. 15a
GAINES DOG MEAL pkg. 25c
JERGENS Toilet Soap 5 •bars 25o
SPRITE for cleaning clothes tin 39e
PAT PAN Pastry flour 7 ib. bag 27c
GARDEN FRESH FRUITS AND
VEGETABLES
LOOK IN OUR REFRIGERATED
COUNTER FOR
Macaroni & Cheese Loaf Ih. .... 30c
Mock Chicken Loaf lh, , , ...... 3ac
Fresh Sausage lb. 25c
Fresh Wieners lb. •27c
Bologna lb. 24c
• Bars 5 for 25c
Orval Lobb
Free Delivery
Help Wanted
Wanted for full time work
Female help, ages ,18 to 40
Male help, ages. 16 to 18
Shift Work
Phone, write or apply to
Personnel Departraent, Kellogg
Company of Canada, Limited.,
London, Ont.
66-2
Signed on behalf of the neigh-
bours and friends of the sixteenth
and -Maitland Concessions.
Marianne Merrill, Jqsephine Muir,
()live Thompson.
Following the •presentation, Mrs.
Mervyn ' Lobb as pianist led the
gathering in a sing -song arnt a
dainty lunch was served by the
ladies of the eornmunity.
ONTARIO ST. W.M.S
The ladies of .the W. M. S. met
for their September meeting in the
school hall, Tuesday, September lith
at three o'cloCk. Mrs. G. Shipley in
charge and Mrs. Treleaven at the
piano.
The meeting opened with the
singing of "Praise God From Whom
All Blessings Flo -iv". The hymn,
"Jesus Shall Reign", was then sung,
after which all joined in the Lord's
Prayer. The scripture lesson was
read by ll/re. Shipley. and Mrs. M.
Wiltse led in prayer.
The minutes of the July meeting
were read and approved, and the
treasurer gave 'her report. Mrs.
Burton took charge of the business.
Delegates were named for the Sec-
tional meeting to be held in October.
After the offering another hymn
was used "I gave my Life fot Thee".
Mrs. Farnham had the Study Book,
the chapter on Malay, then Miss
Sybil Courtice spoke of her work in
Montreal among the Italians and
Japanese. • ,
The Mss hyssm Was "Faith of our
Fathers" • " fellowini which Mrs
tessnedy '''-chiSeci` with prayer,
VALUES FOR SEPTEIVIBER 14th and 15th
•
MeLARENS ,
• COFFEE
Ib. jar •45c
- GLENWOOD
PUMPKIN
3 tins 25c
A.v,cman WHOLE
BEETS
Tin. 17c
STORLEYS TOM.
SOUP
3 tins
RED & WHITE
COCOA
lb. tin 12c .
FIVE ROSES
Aylmer Pickled •
BEETS
jar 23e
FLOUR • VANOAMPS
24 lb bag 79c PEAS •
2- tins • 27e.
GOLDEN SPRAY
CHEESE
1/2 lb pkg. 19.!
Aylmer Tomato
Julep,
2 tins. 17e
. LYNN VALLEY
25e CAKE 5c 2tins. SPINACH 17e•
. GARDEN FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES
PEACHES - MELONS - BANANAS - CURES - CORN
TOMATOES - CAULIFLOWER - PEPPERS - LETTUCE
CALIFORNIA. JUICY 360's CHOICE LOCAL WASHED
. LEMONS 3 for. 11c 'CARROTS 3 lbs. 13d
CHOICE HEARTS OF CALIFORNIAJUICY 288's
CELERY. bunch 19c Oranges' Doz. 4.1c •
CALIFORNIA JUICY 100'e CHOICE GREEN
GRAPEFRUIT 3 - 25c CABBAGE lb. 4e - •
SHEARING'S
tIOR FOODS OF FINE QUALITY
Phone 48 - Free Delivery • Clinton .
Get Ready for Fall
While the stocks are available, such as heating stoves, and
ranges made by the most reliable manufacturers.
A large stock of stove and furnace pipes, glass and putty; as
well as an assortment of roll roofing and siding in 3 different' grades
and prices.
BALL .6' ZAPFE
Dealers in Hardware and Furniture
Modern Ambulance Service, Funeral Directors
Store Phone 195
DOUGLAS G. BALL JOHN J. ZAPPE
Phone 110 •
Phone 108
We Have A Full Line Of
Johnson's products including Carnu-a high class car polish, also.
Plastic clothes lines in 100 and 200 feet length.
Hugh R. Hawkins
Plumbing, Heating, Sheet Metal Work
Agent for Heels, Furnace
HULLETT TOWNSHIP
- PHONE 244
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James. Leishman sheep killed 12.00-
james Medd sheep killed 137.00
Harvest Thanksgiving service James Medd sheep killed 12.50 .
will be held in St. James Church
(Middleton) on Sunday, •September
16th, at 9.30 a.m. Rev. G. F. Gilbert
of Seafortli will be guest preacher
f or the occasion. Special music will
be provided by the choir.
Miss Kathleen Middleton returned
the end of last week, after h de.
Clerk of Monis Clerk fees '
Young DraM 10.00.
Dom. Rd. Mach. Co, Grader rep. 12.66 .
Roofer Supply Co. Culvert 186.55
Pedlar People 25.92 i
Gordon Radford Gas and Oil •
for Grader 36.01-
Geo. Cartel- Culvert 1,20 '
lightful holiday trip down the St. Harold Beacom Culvert 3.00
Lawrence, and Saganaw Rivers, and Ropt. Riley Weeds 6,80 -
a visit with her cousin, Miss Dorothy Geo. Radford Levelling' Roads' 276.00 •
Smith at -her • cottage on Georgian
Bay. • Wm. Carter Supt. 40.05
- A. Weymouth Grader Op, • 44.67
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Middleton and E. Vanderpurg Weeds 2.40
Miss Agnes Middleton of Goderich, Geo, Watt Weeds 3,00 •
spent several days last week on a ..........___0_ ••
very pleasant trip. to Manatoulin
Island, LONDESBORO
Council Meeting
The regular meeting of Hullett
Township Council met September 6th
in the Conimunity Hall, Lonciesboro.
The Reeve and Three members of
the council being present.
Motion 1 By J. Ira Rapson and W.
R. Jewitt, that the mirates -of the
last regular meeting be adopted as
read. •Carried.
There were two ratepayers present
to report the loss of sheep killed by
Dogs. After discussion and careful Shobbrook.
consideration, the following motions Mrs. Bentham, Clinton,' with her
were put through. sister, Mrs. R. Townsend.
Motion 2 By W. R. Jewitt and J. Mr. and Mrs. B. Riley, Goderich,s
Mrs. Victor Roy spent last week
in Toronto.
Mr Frank Hall left last week to
live with his son, Mr. Chas. Hall in ,
St. Marys.
Mr. and. Mrs. Ian Smith returned;
to Toronto last Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rick, Hills-
dale, Michigan and Mr. and Mrs.
WM. Mongoinery, Grimsby, .spent
the week end with MT. and Mrs. ,T. H. -
Ira Rapson, that we pay James
Leishman the sum of twelve dollars
for one sheep killed by dogs. Carried,
Motion 3 By W. R. Jewitt and
Geo. C. Brown that we pay Jas. Medd
the sum of twelve dollars and fifty
cents 'fer a sheep killed by clogs.
carried.
Communications were then read.
A letter from, A. H. Erskine re -
treasurer's sale of lands in arrears
of taxes, Nov. 6th 1945.
Motion 4 By Geo. C. Brown and
W. R. Jewitt that the accounts as
read be paid. Carried. -
Motion 5 By J. Ira Rapson and W.
R. Jewitt that the council do now
adjourn. Carried.
Accounts
Relief • 30.00
W. Tyndall Severance Damage
Kennedy DraM 50.00 meeting on Wednesjey, September
H. Adams Severance Damage 19th at 2.30 pan. in the basement of
• Kennedy Drain 45.00 the church. The hostesses are -Mrs.
J. Carter Severance Damage Win. Addison, Mrs. Chas. Watson,.
Kennedy Drain 2000,is F. JandeSon and Mrs. Wallis ,
Geo: Cowan •stamps and slip, 6.0011Ountain.
with 1VIrs. Chas. Watson.
Miss Mabel Shobbrook, Varna, -
with her sister, Mrs. Laura Sunder-
eock. •
Mr. and Mrs. McCabe, Goderich, •
with Mr. and Mrs. Sohn Snell.
Sunday visitors with Miss Eliza-
beth Mains, Misses Nora and Ann
Toll, Ella Upshall, Rose McIlvenna,
and Bertha Brogden of London,
Mrs. L. Pipe spent a few days in .
London last week.
Mr. Jack Armstrong left on Satur- •
day for St. Rose, Manitoba.
Mr Howard Beunsdon, Mrs, Clay-- •
ton Dixon, Miss Irene Brunsdon,
Clinton and Mr. •Roberton, Calgary, .
with Mrs. Wm. Brunsdon.
• Mrs, Burges, Toronto, with Mrs.
Margaret Manning.
The W. A. will hold their monthly