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,PAGIi'FIIGIIT ; '?
Mr, and Mrs. D'Arcy +Rathwell and
family spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Alex.Murray, •
MrsJ• William Hart is visiting•
friends in Toronto,
Mrs. R. Stephenson and daughter,.
Rena were renewing acquaintances.
in the village Trieeday,
Mr,s
. Mary Anderson; '' Goderich,
,spent the past two weeks at the home
Oct: 11th to 13th
CROSBY MOLASSES, 20 oz. tins 15c
POLLY PRIM PEAS , . 2 tins 27c
LIBBY'S' VEGETABLE
SOUP ............. . 2 tins 19c•
FOREST CITY BAKING POWDER,
pint sealer .r,... 25e
CULVERHOUSE'TOMATOi JUICE,
105 oz. tins .: . ........... . 49e
K . A M tin 33e and 3 tokens
LEALAND SWEET
SLICED PICKLES . , , . 25e ,jar
AYLMER ASSORTED•
BABY, FOODS 3 tins 25c
S. Cr. S. PADS 15e pkg.
SMART'S
TOMATO JUICE .... 2 tins .17e
SNOW WHITE
AMMONIA 5 pkg. 25c
COMMANDO LAUNDRY ,
CLEANSER 29e pkg
DR. BALLARD'S
DOG FOOD , 2 tins 27c
PEP BRAN FLAKES • 2 pkg. 23c
VITA .B CEREAL .. - 3 Ib. pkg. 25e
CHATEAU CHEESE %z lb. pkg. 21e
Garden Fresh Fruits and
Vegetables
FRESH SAUSAGE . 25e lb,
FRESH WEINERS .. 27 lb.
COTTAGE ROLL ... 39c lb.
BOLOGNA 24c lb.
n iaa rcaro+rat
TOWSON
MAPLE LEAP SOAP 5e bar
Orval Lobb
FREE' DELIVERY
of 'her :haithei' `Ben Keyes and Mrs.
Mr. ,and Mrs, Ellwood and daughter
Mary Joyce, Codarieh, visited on Sun-
day with Mr. and Mrs. Ben "Keys.
Dr, Burrowe, 'Miss M. ,Galbraith
and Mrs. Ada :Reid, Seaforth, spent
the holiday. with Mr, ,and' Mrs. D. A.
Galbraith.
M. and Ms. Gordon Keys, :Kom-,
Oka,' and' Mr. tend Mrs. Ernest Keys,
Stephen, spent the weekend with Mr.
and Mrs, Ben. Keys,
Dr: Harry Reid, Mrs. Reid and
daughters, Toronto, spent' the holiday
and weekend with the former's moth,
er and brother, ' Mrs. M Reid . and
Wilmer Reid.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fllliott, Osh-
awa, and daughter, Ruth, Toronto,
and 'Miss. Elizabeth Welsh, Ripley,
were guests at the home of the "fat-
ter's sister, Mrs. George H. Beatty,
on Sunday.
, CARTE+R GOX-1. a S;t, M{llyla church,
Ew hott� , Engiaut�, <f)"Rist';'',E,V,
Eingston, Ii.'ene, youngest d;lnrgJt
ter' of We.. finx,aud the tato Albert
• Cox, Ewahott, to • Ptp, Clifford Car-
ter, 48th Highlanders 'of Omuta,
youngest eo';ir o34,'and 1[rs. John
Carter; Auburn.
aR.HODY-SPAIri — In S. Soseph's•
Church, 'Clinton, by"`Rev. nether
Fallow, Goderioh, on 'Saturday, Oct.
6, 1945, Marley Violet, eldest dan-
ghter of ?Mit untF 1Kis. Jaelt .Sjpain,
Goderich, to Joseph` Rhody, Ridge-
SEEVICE WITHDRAWN
Owing to the celebration of Anni-
versary services in St. James' ,Church,
Middleton, the service in St. John's
Anglican Church, Varma, will be with-
drawn, but on the following Sunday,
the service will be at 7 p.m. and
during the winter months.
Sells Business
Mrs. H. Elliott, Windsor; is spend.
ing some time' with ler mother, Mrs:
ANNUAL
COUNTRY 'FAIR
under the auspicesof the W. A.
Wesley Willis Church . •
will be held on
SATURDAY, OCT. 13
commencing at• 3 o'clock in the
Lecture Room of the Church:
BOOTHS—Home Baking, Produce, ,
Fancy Work and Aprons.
AFTERNOON TEA.
Menu:
Salad Plate
Brown and White Bread and Butter
Cake Tea
30e
SUPPER—.for Business People 5:30-7.
Hot Meat Pie and Tea Menu
40c
EVERYONE WELCOME
J, Mossop, who ,has .disposed of'her
business to 1V.Cr°. Brown, ElginCounty.
Returns Prom', )3oapital
The many friends of Mrs. D. And-
erson will be glad to know that she
has sufficiently r'eco'vered to be able
to be back home again, after apehd-
ing` several weeks in Clinton Public
Hospital.
Discharged From R.C.A.P.
Flying Officer and Mrs. Mervyn
Keys returned to Portage la Prairie,
Manitoba, this week after spending
the past month with the former's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Keys. Mr.
Keys has received his discharge from
the R.C.A.P, :andhas accepted a
position as geologist in the Bernes
Gold Mines, 350 miles north of Win-
'nipeg; Man..
Weare sorry that Thomas Steph-
enson has not been as well as usual
and was taken td Clinton Public Hos-
pital Monday. .
Week -end
ELF
ERVE
PECIALS` AT
T.11,1110MPSON'S
Superior Food Store
GRAPENUT FLAKES,
2 7 -oz. pkgs. 17c
ROYAL YORK TEA
%z lb. 37c
69-2 COWAN'S COCOA
1 Ib. tin , „ 24c
MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE
1 lb. bag
CLARK'S MUSHROOM 'SOUP
10 -oz. tin 9e
CAATELLI'S MACARONI
16 -oz. pkg. 10c
ROMAN MEAL pkg. 29c
DR. BALLARD'S MEATIES
2 lbs. 25e
NATURAL HEALTH BRAN '
Boys' Black Rubber. Rain Coats
JUST .THE COAT FOR FALL
Sizes 28 to 34
To Clear $4.50
Regular $5.75
JUST A FEW LEFT
DAVIS & HERMAN
CUSTOM TAILORS — Be Measured by a Tailor,
m USED BICYCLES
HUNTING COATS
HUNTING CAPS $1.85
GUN LICENSES r $1.00'
HEATABS $1.15 to $1.55 complete
4,
$30.00 to $35.00
$6.00 tp $24.00
EPPS SPORT SHOP
Headquarters For All Sporting Goods
New Fall Suits
For Men and Boys are now coming 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.
Mens Topcoats for fall in Fancy Tweeds. New' styles at the same
old prices.
Made -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 for returned service men are not included in above, as they
are en a priority list and are assured of two weeks delivery. '
' 'rl'ip' Top Tailors,made to meas ire snits'at same old..priees—
Men's $29.75; Ladies $31.00
lumsteel Bros.
'Arra Shirts - Mani Hats — Scott & McHale Shoes for Men:
Agents Tip. Top Tailors.;
430
HAWES FLOOR WAX
1 lb. tin
S.O.S. PADS pkg 1
RED FEATHER PIE FILLEBi'
Cherry, .Lemon and 'Carmel, .
Ib. 2r�ei
MAPLE SYRUP
16 -oz. bottle
KAM (3 tokens)
CUT MIXED PEEL
lez lb. tin 17e
ORANGES Size 252's ..., doz47c
GRAPEFRUIT, Size 100's, 3 for 25e
LEMONS, Size 300's .. . 3 for 13:
No. 1 POTATOES .. 75 ib. bag $2.15
WASHED TURNIPS ..... ...Ib. 3c
13c
45¢
..:35e
tin 33c
PHONE ORDERS FILLED
Phone 111
THE MUTUAL LIFE
Assurance Company
OF CANADA
SPECIAL EXTRA
SURPLUS DISTRIBUTION
TO POLICY HOLDERS"
The Board of Directors' of • the
Company has approved a distri-
bution of surplus in 1946 in
accordance with• the scale of dis-
tribution in : -effect in 1945, and
in . addition thereto, a Special
Extra Surplus Distribution of
approximately $1,500,000, This
latter sunt is the amount of the
contingency reserve sot aside
during the war years to provide
, for possibile additional war
morality and, 'in view of the
termination of the 'war, is ne
longer required.
The Special Extra ;Surpiula' Ds-
tribution Will be as follows:
Number of 'rears Percentage' d!!
Policy is in Fotce Reguler
et Anniversary Siarplps.
in 1946 ' • Diairibution
5 or more years
4 years 80.
3 years ,,;•
•+ 20 4!
2 years . ....., .10%
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I C. LAWSON
Agent Clintok't
• OLINTON maws RE•CQit
»OTIGLAS VICTOR 1113415r
Following one d'at'a iliness from
inlipenua, Douglas Victor Heeley' lit=
Rant ser, of Petty Officer and Mw.
Victor Heeley, RON'VR, Toronto, died
in Seaforth General Hospital on
Thursday, evening, r October 4, aged
;one, Year, 11 months and 17 days -
The father- flew from Sydney, N.S.
to be present 8t the; funeral.
Ai servic
a was held at the'residence'
of the child's grandparents) Mr. and
Mrs. W. N. Holland, Kings Highway
8, east of Clinton, on;Sunday evening,
with Rev. Andrew Lane, minister of
Wesley-WiNis United: Church, Clin-
ton, officiating. Interment was. in
Mount Pleasant Cemetery, 'Toronto,
Oh, , Monday afternoon:. William and
Marie Holland attended the last rites
in Toronto.
Deceased child was born in Toronto,
October 17, 1943, and had aesided with
his mother, foumerly ,Dorothy Hol-
land, at the residence of the Tatter's
parents, since Petty Officer Heeley
joined the navy. The parents have
gone to Shelbourne, N.S., to reside.
Surviving are the baby's parents;
maternal grandparent's,. Mr. and Mrs.
W. N. Holland, Clinton; , paternal
grandmother, Mrs. Heeley, Toronto;
.and ,'several uncles and aunts;
MRS. COR.N.•ELII.US HOARE,..
Mrs. Cornelius .Hoare passed away
in Queen Alexandra Sanatorium, By-
ron,.on. Thursday last, October 4, fol-
lowing anillness of severalmonths?
duration,. in her 72n1 year. She had
been a patient in the, hospital for the
past, two months.
The funeral was held' front Beattie
Funeral Hestia, - Clinton, Saturday
afternoon,: with interment in Clinton
Cemetery. Rev. Andrew Lane, min-
ister of Wesley -Willis ;United •Church,
officiated; ,..mall .bearers were four
neighbors: Frank •Tyndall Howard
Trewartha, Willis 'VanEgmond, and
Wesley` Shobbrook.'
Surviving are her husband, whom
she -married July 7, 1938, in Central
Baptist Church, Londpn; an uncle and
family at Sault Ste. Marie, Ont.; and
a doctor in London.
Formerly Elizabeth Jean Rigby,
deceased had resided meet of her life
in and around London,• where she had
taught Music and played the pipe or-
gan in Adelaide St. Episcopal Church
and at Pall Mall. Wilson^^Mission. In
Clinton, she was a member of Wesley -
Willis United Church and. the Adult
Bible Class, She was very interested
inmusic, and frequetitly played selec-
tions for the various church organiza-
tions.
!v`!.+..;rel'.
Tll[I)1SI7gy, 00T4HaER, I940*
Don't . forget to. geoure yogi ditty
bag for the Navy League' at Pattison's•
Stare
s' * *
Thornes Leppinpton brought into
The NEWTS -RECORD .Office on Fri-
day, a stalk of e•ie raspberries heavily
loaded,' '
Frank Fingland, local barrister,
moved this week to his new office on
the east side of Albert St:, next the
Rural Hydro Office.
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Beverley Aikenhead celebrated his
ninth birthday andentertained eight
of his school playmates. They en-
joyed themselves playing games and
singing.
* .* *
'One farmer, south of Clinton, has
lost his entire crop of beans from
50 acres, due to the recent vagaris of
the weather. 'His loss will be close to
$2,000, His case is typical of many
others in this district.
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Attention of former Clintonians is
Called to the fact that the Huron -
County Junior .Association of Toronto
will'ho'ld its annual meeting,' combined
with a social evening, at Haddon Hall,
310 •Bloor St. W.,• Toronto, Tuesday,
October 23. •
* *
Clinton Fire Brigade sponsored a
very successful Thanksgiving Dance
in the Town Hall Monday night with
a good crowd, .many of them holiday
visitors; in attendance. • Music was
provided by Murdock's Orchestra and
there were special novelty and spot
numbers. ,
. . *.
Bain Stewart, Clinton, Agricultural
representatj a for Huron County,
seems to have been born lucky. In ,a
draw made at Lncknow Fall Fair con,
cert, he won no less than three prizes:
first,two occasional chairs; third, a
chenille bedspread; eighth, $5 cash.
He had purchased only three tickets
and won three of 22 prizes.
* *
Contsnenting on the popular "rep's"
streak of luck, The Lucknow Sentinel
says: "Incidentally, we think 'that
upon receiving the awards, Bain
should be required to. give some
assurance that the 'hope chest' prizes
will eventually be put to better use
than simply to adorn his bachelor
apartment"
Specials For This Week
- 1 VITA - B (wVA.T'GERM) -
1Ge an tic Pkgs. • 1 [LIPTON'S NOODLE SOUP -2 pkg. 25e 1
FLOWERDALE TEA /J
, per I/2 Ib. 45c
ROBINHOOD OATS 5 lb. pkg. 27c
FINE OR COARSE -•
ROLLED OATS 5 lbs. for 25c
KELLOGG'S CORN FLAKES 2 pkgs. 15e
POST TOASTIE CORN FLAKES 12 pkgs. 15c
INFANTS' BABY FOOD 3 tins 25c
KELLOGG'S VARIETY PACK • 250
SELECT CHICKEN DINNER 39e
MORNING CHEER COFFEE ib. 39c
pkg. 183
RICHARD S CARBOLIC SOAP 3 bars 13c
POPPING CORN ...........,.4. ' 1 1b, for 15c
WASHED CARROTS per ib. 5c
HAND PICKED WHITE BEANS ib. 9c
POLLY PRIM PEAS f 2 tins 25c
COMBINATION JELLY POWDER SET 59c
CRANBERRIES per lb, 45e
.ORANGES
344's 288's, 252's
336' 39c 49c
KRAFT DiINNER
.2?.0's
,53c
W. L. JOHNSON & SON
FREE DELIVERY PHONE' 286
TURNIPS
We are Buying Canada
No. i,Turnips 'trimmed
for:shipping plain
Size 31/2 to 6 inches
anada Packers
-'PHONE 580'
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VALUES .FOR ,Q C
TO E' 2`
$ � . 2th and: 13t
1E.
To
Our
Customers
We are pleased to announce that 'due to lifting of
gasoline ne" rationing .and other Goyernment"restrictions we
are noir able to give TWO DELIVERIES PER DAY.
Orders received before 10 A.M. Will be delrvered,before.
noon. All other orders received before 2.30 P.X. wall be
delivered that afternoon.
QUICK QUAKER
OATS lg. pkg. 19c
VIKING O'ILET
TISSUE 2�u�4 rolls
6 c,
RED & WHITE PURE
COCOA, 1/2 ib. tin 1lc '
STOKLEX'S Fancy TOMATO,.
JUICE .,...,..,, 2' tins 19c
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LYNN- VALLEY
PEAStins
2 25c
HEINZ TOMATO
SOUP z' tins 19c
GARDEN FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES
PLUMS PEARS —
- PEACHES —GRAPES —` BANANAS
CRANBERRIES LETTUCE — YAMS
• CAULIFLOWER -- CARROTS
CALIFORNIA SWEET 288's CHOICE. HEARTS OF
?ORANGES ... doz. 41c CELERY ... bunch .19.
No. 1 COOKING, - BAG
p'N: qNS • 10 ib. 45e
CALIFORNIA JUICY 360's,
LEMONS ,.. 3 -for 11.c
CALIFORNIA,. Seedless 100's
Grapefruit, 3• foil' 25c
CHOICE CALIFORNIA
GRAPES. lb. 19;c
SHEARING'S
FOR FOODS OF FINE QUALITY.
Phone 48 Free Delivery . Clinton:
New Stock
YOU HAVE BEEN WAITING' FOR
We are showing a swell newt. Line of Bedroom.
Chairs in real good Chintz covers and smart colors.
Also a nice assortment of Chenille Red:Spreads,
at prices that will please you.
BALL & ZAPPE'
Dealers in. Hardware and Furniture
Modern Ambulance Service, Funeral Dire!etpre
Store Phone 195
DOUGLAS G. BALL JOHN J. ZAPPE
Phone 110 . Phone 103
MACK ALL -CAST FURNACE
NOW IS THE TIME TO
HAVE YOUR FURNACE
OVERHAULED OR A NEW
ONE INSTALLED.
WE CARi1Y A FULL LINE
OF FURNACES AND
STOVE PIPES.
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SUTTER £' PERDUE
HARDWARE, PLUMBING & ELECTRICIANS
PHONE 147w - . CLINTON, ONT.
Market Your Grains Through
Hogs
If you have plentiful grain this year, it will pay you to investigate
all means, of marketing that grain, 'to pay you the- best
returns for yopr'labour,
.CONSIDER THESE FIGURES:
1. Only 650 lbs. of grain are required with 50 lbs. of SHUR-GAIN
Hog Concentrate, to build, a 200 lb, ,hog.., ,
2. With hog prices currently. at $18.00 for ' ati .Ay' your ` hog Is
worth $28e80 dressing out, .160, lbs,) pins a $4:00 bonus, or a
'' total of $32.80. If you paid $8.00 for the weanling, pig, and, ;
50 lbs. of SIHUR-GAIN Hog Concentrate cost you $170 -you:
clear $23.10 for your grain, or $71.07 per ton!
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Balance your home-grown grains with SHUR-GAIN Hog Concentrate
More Hogs --At Less Cost—For Bigger Profits!.
SHUR-GAIN 414, HOG- CONCENTRATE:
Sold By
Clinton Feed Mill
Clinton
J. K. Cornish •..•
Brucefield
Aldington1
Varna
Alex;. Wells,
Londesboro;