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Food Market
AYLMER CHOICE FRUIT A 7',a
COCKTAIL 2 15 -oz tins Lia
ti.
TOMATO
CATSUP 2 11 -oz bottles 35c
CHAMPION DOG FOOD
REG. 2 15 -oz tins 19c
MONARCH FLOUR
7 lb bag 57e.,
ROYAL INSTANT
PUDDINGS 4 pkgs. 39c
GOLDEN DEW A ��
MARGARINE 2 1 -lb pkgs 4
LIBBY'S TOMATO JUICE
large 48 oz tin 29c-
M~V"� SEE LONDON FREE PRESS THURSDAY Mv_.
FOR -ADDITIONAL SPECIALS
PHONE 12
WE DELIVER
TOWN TOPICS
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Muir visited
at the home of Mr, and Mrs, Gor-,
don \iuir for Easter.
Mr. Dong Scott home from Mon -
real for Raster.
Brownie's
LIVE-IN
Clinton
'lila OM.
Featuring the Largest Wide
Screen in Huron County
THURSDAY and FRIDAY
April 21 and 22
-- Double Feature •--
"YOU CAN'T RUN AWAY
FROM IT"
(Color) (Cinemascope)
June Allyson - Jack Lemmon
"LET'S ROCK"
Julius LaRosa - Phyllis Newman
One Cartoon
SATURDAY and MONDAY
April 23 and 25
-- Double Feature --
"ODONGO"
(Color) (Cinemascope)
Rhonda Fleming
MacDonald Carey
"REPRISAL"
(Color)
Guy Madison - Felicia Farr
One Cartoon
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
April 26 and 27
"YESTERDAY'S ENEMY"
(Cinemascope)
Stanley Baker - Guy Rolphe
(2 reel Comedy)
One Cartoon
)jr,1'and Mrs. Hawking from
Peterborough visited Mr. and ;Nil's.
C. Pinder for Easter,
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Scott and
three children, of Fonthill; Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Scott and two
children, of Bracebridge, were
Easter visitors in town.
Prof. James R. Scott, of Ottawa,
who was taken ill at Winnipeg
recently, is expected •to arrive
home on Thursday.
Mr. and :tlhs. Ken Forbes of
Kitchener, Miss Leona Forbes of
London; Miss Verna Forbes of
Niagara Falls; Mr, and Mrs. Ross
Thuell, of Blyth were Easter vis-
itors at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
A. Forbes.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cutlmore
and Nancy of Wallacebutlg spent
Easter with Miss Hazel Reid and
Mr. D. L. Reit,
Mr. and Mrs. James Flannigan
and Jinn Jr. of Hamilton were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. H• Hunt.
Master Stephen Baldwin, Lon-
don is holidaying with Mk. and
Mrs. Willis Dundas.
Mrs• J. R. Spittal is visiting at
Gosport, N. Y. •
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Coffin, Tor-
onto, spent Raster with Mr. Peter
McIver.
Mr and Mrs, John Langstaff,
Barbara and David were in Tor-
onto over Easter, •
Miss Ruth Joynt of Toronto is
holidaying with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Joynt.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wilson of
Toronto visited Mr. and Mrs. D.
H. Wilson on Easter.
Mr. and .Mrs. Joe Williams and
daughter Debbie of Whitby spent
Easter with Mr. and .Mfrs, Mike
Williams. Miss Joan Williams re-
turned to Whitby with them for
the Easter holidays,
Mr. Ron Williams has been
transferred to Vancouver branch
office of the Dominion Life Assur-
ance Co. where he will assume
position as branch secretary.
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HIBBERT TOWNSHIP
Immunization Clinics for school and pre-school
children three months of age, will be held in'Hib-
bert Township:
let Clinic
April 26— 9 A.M. ST. COLUMBAN
9.30 A.M. DUBLIN SCHOOL
10 A.M. STAB -VA HALL
2nd Clinic May 24 -same time and places as above
3rd Clinic June 21—same time and places as above
Children will be immunized for DIPHTHERIA,
WHOOPING COUGH, TETANUS, POLIO and
SMALLPDX.
Pre-school children who wish to receive initial im-
munization must attend the first clinic April 26.
Booster doses for Diphtheria, Whooping Cough,
Tetanus and Polio, will be given on any of the
above dates.
PERTH COUNTY HEALTH SERVICE
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DR. ID. A. Mc1V]ASTER HAS ANNOUNCED
HIS RETIREMENT FROM TIIE
PARTNERSHIP IN THE SEAFORTH CLINIC.
Take notice that all outstanding accounts
with the Seaforth Clinic must be paid by
May 31st, 1960
After this date the Seaforth Clinic
will continue to operate under the
partnership of Dr. P. L. Brady and
Dr. E. Malleus
Your old stove is worth
real coney to you!
During Old Stove Round -Up Time, you will
receive a "higher than ever” allowance for
your old stove on the purchase of a smart,
new, automatic gas range. In most cases,
the trade-in allowance will cover the down
payment, and the balance can be paid on low
easy terms.
THIS ONCE -A -YEAR OFFER IS GOOD FOR A
•LIMITED TIME ONLY, STARTS SATURDAY,
APRIL 23rd AND ENDS SATURDAY, JUNE lith.
New'sthe time o dress
up yotw kAllen=li
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with `. lie
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gas rang
Wih the Everyone ige "a iA1C
who takes tt choice
Old Stove Round_ advantage of the
P Time has a ch High, (rade-' ��`. .,;^�
filen new automatic gas r ante to win With
values dut,
On Saturday, range, your name ereh the purchase
!f your name is drawn,
18th a draw will b is entered u a special
Your new n, You will r e held in
gas range, g receive the full your district.
Old Stove Round -Up But remember, this Purchase
nd-ge Time, offer is price gof
t�7
SPECIAL �gFyA9�D, good only during.
$.1OQ Wil! be paid
stove tradei inl the oldest
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AUTOMATIC OVEN HEAT CONTROL
No need for guesswork. Just set the automatic thermo-
stat and you get the exact oven heat required ..
no more .. no less.
AUTOMATIC TOP BURNER CONTROL
The heat automatically adjusts itself under any utensil
used. Foods cannot burn or boil over and there is no
wasted fuel.
AUTOMATIC CLOCK CONTROL
Leaves you free for work or play. It turns on—turns off
Our friendly efficient Home Service De-
partment will help you get the most out of
your gas appliances. A phone call to your.
Union Gas Company office will bring a free
and worthwhile visit from a trained Home
Service Representative.
She'll give you special tips on the care and
use of your automatic range, clothes dryer,
refrigerator, water heater or incinerator,
Her valuable advice can increase the life
and efficiency of your natural gas appli-
ances . . , and increase your satisfaction
in their daily use.
automatically while you are away. Set it ... forget it and
your oven meal is ready to serve when you arrive home.
AUTOMATIC GAS BROILER
Just turn the control . . , the heat comes on instantly
and automatically. The gentle blue flame consumes all
the smoke and gives your food that flame -kissed flavour.
AUTOMATIC GAS RANGES
For the finest, most economical cooking in the world...
look to the smart new automatic gas ranges. They are
cooler, cleaner and completely automatic.
"AT If ;ir UR SERVICE"
Miss Eileen Kennedy
Miss Kennedy is the Moine Service Repre-
sentative of Union Gas Company in the
Northern District and is a graduate in
Home Economics from Macdonald Institute
of Guelph.
SEE YOUR GAS APPLIANCE DEALEI
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