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EVERY MONDAY
8:30 P.M, SHARP — EARLY BIRDS 8:00 P.M.
$51 000 'Big Dio:oic? Prizes.
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FARMERS OUTFITTING STORE
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Scouts and Wolf Cubs, on their way to the annunt
emrch serviee Strnifayo*Phettr try Connelt•
HEADED PARADE—Members ot the Belgrave Pipe
Ballo are seen at the head' of the parade of Rey
SPORT SUIT COATS . , $19,95 up
DRESS STRAW HATS
SUITS $29,95 up
SPORT JACKETS,
FOR LADIES' WEAR' BARGAINS SEE Znd FLOOR
Dress:up Summer —
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EVERY DAY IS BARGAIN DAY!
, I OVERALLS,. all sizes , . .$4.95 up
,t SMOCKS,, alt sizes $4.95 up
r MATCHED SETS, green and grey
SUMMER HATS,, green and gry
SEE Of LARGE SELgerto/v- OF ORESSES,. WIWI HMS, SHORTS, PEDAL
PUSHERS, SHORTS, SHORTS, POP-TOPS AND DIMITSES
Thii is a Win:4-Dryer Store —
dirct that is 1:00% genuine juice.
The homemaker is attracted? by
the price. Possibly' two 48; oz. cans
of Apple Drink sell's. for 48e white
one care of Ap,p Juke
at 89e. In many cases she does, not
appreciate, the, difference in quality'
and pirectrase& a procinet that has
little more nutritive' value than its
equivalent volume in pop. This
'situation is most serious in Canada
in regards to Apple Juice but also
exists with orange, grape, and a
few other juice products, So far the
P`ood & Drug Directorate have
'been unable to frame regulations
that will adequately control this
situation,
you' will get more for your dol-
lar if you are on guard and buy
Juices—and not Drinks!
For instance, there are no rcgu-
lations re the vitamin content of
drinks and the housewife can be
misled by a statement on the label
of Drinks stating "Vitamin C add-
ed." With Apple juice a minimum
of 35 mg. of ascorbic q.cid (Vita-
min C) per 100 mi. is required by
Food & Drug. However, the Drinks
usually contain less than 20 mg.
and sometimes as low as 8, An
ordinary glass of Vitaminizecl
Apple Juice thus provides the
daily requirements of 'Vitamin C.
However, a glass of a Drink "With
Vitamin C Added" would leave the
consumer short,
"Fruit . Juices or
Fruit Drinks?"
From CAC Bulletin
Possibly nothing is more confus-
ing to the homemaker while shop- '
ping than choosing the "best buy"
among what she may think are
Fruit Juices. An undesirable situ-
ation hos gradually developed in
which she can be seriously "duped".
when she littys what she thinks are
Fruit Juices, but if she looked
more ciosely she would find are
labelled Fruit Drinks, This differ-
ence of one word on the label--
"Drinks" instead of "Juices"—
sometimes can mean the difference.
between a product that is less than
10% fruit juice,--with the balance
sugar, acid and water—and a pro-
DON'[ YOU WISH YOU WERE HERE?
annuals are ideal for filling empty
spaces which have been occupied
by spring bulbs, They ma/ even be
.Planted above bulbs.
strictly accurate. It's widely be-
lieved that trie Glasgow born
chemist did invent this useful!
garment, but he only patented his,
method of rubberizing cloth in
1823. Before him (if we disregard
the naturally waterproof skins
worn by prehistoric man) there
were other methods of treating
cloth to make it keep water out.
In 1791, Samuel Peal patented a
way of making India rubber cloth,
And after him many chemiats dur-
ing the 19th century took out pa-
tents for tieating cloth to make
it impervious to rain. Cotton fa-
brics, for example, were treated
with boiled linseed oil to' form
,the *popular - —
Don't Put Away
For A Rainy Day
Raincoats are no longer the
derellas of a woman's wardrobe,
drab companions for drab days.
They've blossomed forth in all the
hues of the rainbows, in stripes,
hi floral. and geometric patterns,
and they perk up the spirits on
dreary wet days, So gay and color-
ful are they that they appear on
sunny days just as frequently—
and they've even been known to
pass for evening coats.
Sixty-five percent teiylene and
85 percent cotton, a versatile blend
already popular in Canada for a
wide range of garments, is. one of
the fabrics now used for rainwear.
Garments retain all the wrinkle
resistant qualities of the fabric and
keep fresh looking through the
most trying circumstanees in town
or country. They're comfortable tc
wear, too, as the modern, method
of making them rainproof by treat_
ing the materiel with silicones, al-
lows Ventilation
Actually the history of rainwear
goes back more than 150 years ao-o
before the days of the macintosh.
"Hove you got your mac, dear?"
is still a favorite expression of
,British wives and mothers, anxious
that the men should be protected
against the elements. Occasionally,
school teachers will properly refer
tO the garment ay.& macintosh, and
Will' eagerly point out that the
!name came from Charles Macin-
rtosh, inVentor of the waterproof.
1 , The school teachers aro not
Seart prOitning t
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)0NTARIO•DEPARTMENT Of TRAVEL AN D PUBLICITY
tiort.-43ryan L. Cathcart, Minister
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ThUtS...Fr.iday,..Saturday JuOe 2 -3
CKNX, FOCUS
will be televised live, direct from die
NY'ingham Trade Fair
This Every Night
OFFICIAL OPENING
CON
Ba y uggy R,ace
This year Kinsmen Club members from Goderich, Clinton, Listowel, Walkerton
har.n. tace teeld1 oftrfia 4ilyp.m. oveFr KTNhX,RcrioE—Pre,sident of first club to reach
an g$ p ggy g d Kincard'ne are competin for a 100.00 rize in a Bab Bu race to Win -
'vememm•ere....
to.. MARATHON DANCE Starts at Noon Saturday
RUNS CONTINUOUSLY IN THE TENT UNTIL 11.00 P.M.
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FORMOSA SkING BREWERY
DOOR PRIZE DRAW
FOR $15.00 CASH
TO BE DRAWN AT 10.45 EACH NIGHT
7CHE min
FRIDAY AT
6 P.M.
PYCE BROS.
MIDWAY
Fun For All
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MERRY GO ROUND
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Dozens of business lines will be repre-
sented at thesFair. Their colorful and
interesting booths on the arena floor
will be worth many times the price of
admission.
Add to all this the fine entertainment
-which is being provided and you can
certainly dount on a most enjoyable and
inexpensive outing for the whole family,
MO FOR Dili DOLL
Loaded with 50 SILVER DOLLARS
6IET YOUR frtentrrs FROM ANY RINSMAN
Olt AT THE TRADE PAIR
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TOP - NOTCH tATTERTAINNENT
THUPSDAY, JUNE ht 9:00,The Williams Twins,
Tratnpoiene 10 :00---Cord. Emmetson, Balancing
Acrobat FRIDAY;
JUNE 2oci 6;00,CKNX Focus 9: 00---tuddy
Iierick, Juggler and A 10:00,Caroie
joy, contortionist
SATVRIhAY; JUNE 3rd 9:00,--Pred Win,
Siack Wire
Artist 10:60,-Marie IVI4y; Acrobat
OVER 60 MAJOR EXHIBITS
Sponv)red by the
KINSMEN CLUB INC. OF WINHAM
DOOR OPEN
TnurisnA, — AT '7.60 P.M.
PRIDAY AND SATURDAY *-
2.00 P.M. to 11.60 P.M.
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ONLY 25c ADMISSION
CHILDREN FREE
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