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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER. 28, 1944
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For Thursday, September 28 to Oct. 4th
No. 1 Round Grain Rice
Lux Toilet Soap
Prem, a Pork Product
Lynn Valley Canned Peas
P. & G. White Naptha Soap
Snowflake Ammonia
2 lbs. 21c
2 bars 11 C
per tin 31c
20 oz. tin 13c
per bar 5 c
... per pkg. 5 c
Elawe's Lemon 011, 6 oz. bottle -15'e; 12 oz. bottle 28c
Sil'vo or Bratso, small bottle -15c; large bottle 250
Flush°, a Bathroom necessity per tin 210
Snowfia;ke'A'mmonla r pkg. 6c
Gilletts Lye'"Pe
]Eats. Dirt" per tin 12c
Hawes 'loom Wax 1 . tin 45c
Mazda Electric Light Bulbs, 25, 40, 00,. Watt eaob 15°
Super Suds.. , •• per pkg. 22c
Bon Ami cake or powder 'each 14c
Sinko, clears clogged drains per tin 25c
Personal Ivory Soap 3 bars 16e
Black Cat Window Cleaner
Odex Antiseptic Soap
Rinso large-pkg; 25c
large pkg. 25c
per tin 15c
per tin 100
Turpentine 12 oz, bottle 25c
Golden Fleece Pot Cleaners Each 10c
Die- A • Doo Paint Cleaner Each 250
Climax Wall Paper. Cleaner per jar 45c
Charm Cleans Everything per' pkg. 100
Campbell's Tomato Soup 2 tins 190
Shirriffs True Vanilla Extract -- 13 oz. bottle 250
Plain or Iodized Salt 2 large 2 lb. pkgs. 15c
Clark's Mushroom Soup 2 tins 19c
Crosse & Blackwell Thick Meat Sauce 8 oz. bottle 26c
Biter•lake Toilet Tissue 3 large rolls 25c
Cream of Wheat large pkg. 25c
Aylmer Pumpkin . large tin 14c
Blue Boy Coffee 1 Ib. bag 35c
Cowan's,Perfection Cocoa, i,f3 lb. tin -15e; 1 lb tin 24c
per bottle 15c
3 bars 19c
Lux Flakes, small pkg-10e;
D. 13. Cleaning Paste '
2 in 1 Paste Shoe Polish
Ross J. Sproat PHONE 8
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TOWN TOPICS
114r. and Mrs. T. A. Dodds of Oak
Park, Illinois, have returned home
after having a very pleasantvacation
with Mr, and Mrs, will Dodds c,f Me-
i:fl1op, Mx•, and Mrs. John Cudworth
Clinton, and Mrs, Lucy Shaddiclk, _02
Londesboi'o,
Mr. Gear•ge Eaton of Winthrop has
Purchased the house of Mr. Sam
Somers of Detroit on West 'William
Si Mr, Somers is holding an auction
sale on Oct. 4th, of household effects.
WO2 Francis Phillips, RCAF Ot-
tawa, visited with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Phillips over the
week end,
Miss Teresa. Eekert, London, spent
the week end with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. M. Eckert,
Mr•.Arnold Westcott, Toronto, visit-
ed this week with. Mrs. Westcott and
fa nilly.
Mr. and Mrs. James Milne and slau-
ghter Barbara, Toronto, are guests at
the home of Mr, and Mrs.. John
Beattie.
Mrs. George MacDonald, Stratford,
visited Jast week with her -daughter
Mrs. Ralph McFadden and Mr. Mc-
Fadden,
Mrs. Minnett, Toronto, wes a guest
last week at the hone of her brother
Mr. E. L. Box, and Mrs, Box.
Miss Ruth Shiner has returned
from 'spending the past week with
relatives in Toronto.
Miss Betty Matthews, Waterloo,
spent the week end with her parents,
Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Matthews.
Misses Dorothy Smith, Joan Mc-
Master and- Fergus Bell left on Mon
day for London where they will at-
tend Western University, •
Sergeant John Flannery, Ipperwash,
visited with Mrs.. Flannery and dam.
ghter Carol, over the week end,
3Oi'. and Mrs. Harry Green, Strat-
ford, were visitors at the home of
M. and Mrs. A. W. Dunlop this week.
Miss Rose Dorsey, Toronto, visited
at her home here over the week end.
Misses Mary Duncan, Wilma Hay
and Teresa McIver left this week to
resume their studies at the London
University.
Mrs. 0, E. Laithwaite and children,
oC Godericli, spent the week end at
the home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. John Hotham,
Mr. ",nd Sirs. t corg11 Sham and
Marilyn of London spent Sunday with
M)'. and Mrs. John Holhaln.
Missy Lorrett'o Bannon, London, was
u w,aelc end ' visitor at lbo home of
her mother Mrs. 14. Bannon.
Mrs. A. .Mulligan, Detroit. gig,* a
few cloys last week with relatives and
friends 1r town.
Miss Vera Sclater el St, Marys and
11419s Isabel Cummings of Ottawa
were visitors on Sunday at the home'
of Mr, and Mrs, John Finlayson.
Mr, and MI's. Andrew McLellan and
Mr. Joseph Spears,'Egrnondville, with
Mr. and Mrs. Duncan McKellar, Gro-•
malty.
Mr. Duncan MacMillon, RCAF.,
Port Dover, and Mrs. MaclVlillan and
son, were visitors at the home of the
for nrer•'s sister Mrs. Edward Andrews-
and Mr, Andrews.
Mr. (lharles Opperthauser and Mr,
and Mrs.. henry Ernes were week -end.
visitors with. Mr. and Mrs, Wallace
Ross.
Mr. Jus, \4r. I•Iandy, London, ac-
companied by h1s brothers from West-
brook and Oakwood spent the week
eud with Mrs, Handy and family here.
Mrs. Edith Pudner, local leader for
Seafor1lr. Women's Institute, accomp-
anied Miss Ruth Carnochan to Strat-
ford fair where Miss Carnelian
judged in garden brigade work and
came first in scoring for Huron
County,
Mrs. Gertrude Keen returned . on
Saturday after visiting 'with her son,
Harold' Henderson, in Buffalo the
past three weeks.
Mr, and Mrs. Samuel Somers of De-
troit spent the week end with Mr. and
Mrs. John McIntosh.
Mrs. T. 1v. Graham of 'Red Deer,
Alta., spent a week with the Misses
Laidlaw and calling on old friends.
She is the former Hattie Philip's.'
Mr. and Mrs. James 'R, Scott leave
for their home in Saskatoon Monday,
MR. RADIO, OWNER
LAWSON'S RADIO SERVICE
moved to new location—John
Pullman's Barber Shop
Leave your radio there for service
or call
841 -23, Seaforth
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A Timely a nder—rder Your
1945 Chicks Early
, Plan your season's chick needs now. Already we have
booked orders for 30 percent of last year's chick production
SCOTT'S POULTRY FARM
Phone 851 - 32 Seaforth, Ont.
Miss Winifred Russell lett Wednes-
day for Toronto University.
Mr. J. A. Wilson has gone to Quebec
to spend the winter with his daughter,
Mrs, Elliott M, Little. • '
REWARD
YOU WILL' BE'AMPLY REWARDED
FOR YOUR ATTENDANCE AT A
FREE SHOW
at Foresters Hall, Constance
on Friday, September 29
YOUR,HOST — LEO STEPHE1CSON
Savit Service Demonstration
Sound Films Musical Numbers
Dance — Collins Orchestra
Lunch and Coffee Served -
In Aid of Red Cross
Commencing at 8.30 sharp
DOOR PRIZE
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MONDAY, OCTOBER 9TH
Bayfield Valley Five Orchestra
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PiPE TOBACCO
It's a real
pipe smoker's
tobacco
FOUR-FIFTHS OF THE SUGAR CANADA CONSUMES HAS TO SE IMPORTED
Ex pa The production 01' beet sugar in Canada and
the United States has been drastically ent by labour
Shortage. in. bout countries the '43 sugar beet crop
was forty per cent less titan its '11. The only country
to show an important increase is Cuba, where output
hacl for years been deliberrately restricted. But its
increase has not been sufficient to offset the losses
elsewhere -let alone meet the increased demand.
This map -shows inhere Canada, Groat Britain and the
United States got their sugar in the good old days of
peace. Our three countries take practically all the ex-
portable sugar fr'oin these, Major sugar. -exporting areas.
But supplies have either been cut off by enemy occu-
pation of 'tete country—as in the case of Java and the,
Philippines, or 'their .production'rhdicstI1 tainted by
shortage of workers, as in the. case of Hawaii. Porto
Mico, Australia, Trinidad, Fiji;
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ROLLING
The war bas brought some unusual demands on the United
Nations' sugar pool. lras1,,goautitics have been talccncMt'ei k lig.
industrial alcohol used m'the man5Plcturc o2 syiitltetie robber
(tires,•nic.) as well as T NJT.'and smokelesdpowclef. For nrstangey
the explosive to till Eve 16 -inch shells requires a4 rppeb• sitar as
ON SUGAR
is pr•odnc„ecl on all acre of the lints%.
sngar olatal. This year Culran
along osol for.ntaking incinstrial•aleoVol
'lvih etl}p}al 'Canada, normal sugar
..:impocts:lt ie.moretthCd'tw0 yeas':•:-
THE SUPPLY 15 SHARED r tagy V( NEEI MORE SUGAR? J
All eug+ar supplies atg' 131516 tl alt f ttuc'iiir le corilrlrl of %tic 'A gentar oxo tl>e w:hole world didn't consume as much
Combined 'Food 13oatdt,Df 4ice:.17rtitcd. i tions,. which tillata siigtlr us Ectt atlarilues'rMthy Our sweet toothhas been acquired
supplies.'to Canada, Unrt¢d SKtttcs ar Cirttal l�yr,itotu ou a., ill hive,,tteil#lttaric5.,,Sngae:ardteac' high for its energy value,
uniform .basis tIF' r 1 v Sart starchy forted rs al4ped substitute.
SlCAhrBAN �Oa oGt1i
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GAR cAprw
At the time of "Pearl harbour" the into "reserve." Liberated notions will have to dip in too. Extra
ani s 10d a resurJta» stock -pile i ; •end cr�pskrleniilJ rnrihove'the *dation, but L.,reatly increased
otii r�otntlifals, bu6Sor the.last 13 supplies are' ao in 91ght 311 cui:reut consumption kees up,
pests iio'C1e een 'sing nhbiie ':ban "leas we could lie very short or sngnr nest year. 1 re must do the
been produced -and dipping heavily utmost to conservo,9iltttsupptiel, ;
RATIONING WAS STARTED BECAUSE OF SHORTAGE OF SHIPS. IT MUST BE CONTINUED BECAUSE WORLD STOCKS ARE DEFICIENT
THIS IS ONE OF A SERIES OF ANNOUNCEMENTS GIVING THE FACTS ABOUT THE SUPPLY SITUATION OF VARIOUS WIDELY USED .COMMODITIES