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Se PAGE TWENTY. TWO WEDNESDAY, MAY 17, 194 THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE Car Destroyed By Flash Fire J At Claremont 1. |B | Dy S EDAD lays Ho ' ; RETAILERS TO THRIFTY CANADIANS Claremont, May 16--It would be p an exceptional community which did not experience a little excite- ment once in a while, Claremont experienced some on Saturday last when John Quantz had the misfortune to lose his car by fire. From information received it ap- pears that the gas tank of his car was leaking a little around the plug at the bottom and accordingly he took it to Jack Ward's machine shop to be repaired. Apparently it was found necessary to use an electric drill on it and the result was that some gasoline leaked oul on to the drill which caught fire. In a matter of seconds the car was on fire and only the quick ac- tion of the owner saved the ma- chine shop from catching on fire. Although the fire reels made a quick run to the scene the car was a total wreck in a matter of min- utes, Jack Ward suffered severe burns to both hands. Mother's Day Service Appropriate music was sung in the Baptist Church in keeping with He Special Sunday, Mowers Dan, Colourfully decorated. 32-0z., preached a message also in keeping : 5-0z., and 9-0z. - with the day to a fairly large con- gregation. United Church With the Claremont - United Church filled to capacity on Fam- ily Day, Rev. Harold Lackey preach- ea a forecful sermon on Sunday morning, The ordinance of baptism was also observed in the morning. Edward J. Lewis assisted Mr. Lackey on the platform, The regular monthly meeting of the Women's Mission Circle of the laremont Baptist Church will be held at the home of Mrs, A, Wearn on Tuesday, May 23, at 8 p.m. This | will be an open meeting and the men of the church will be in charge. | WORTH MORE! SELLING FOR Everyone is invited. Refreshments | will be served. ' 1 & 4) i Many visitors were noticed in the | h.. village on Sunday due, no doubt, Made for suntime and to stand the strenuous wear given at golf, tennis, Yo: the yay being Mothers Day, of whatever your favourite outdoor sport is! Of cool-to-wear spun rayon. | "In-&-Outer" style with double-stitched seams. Short sleeves. Two pockets. Two-way collar. Blue, beige, grey, aqua, canary. Small, medium, "Little Boy" large. Mighty fine value! 3 2 ! : FEATURED during Zeller's May Sale Shirt ! SPECIAL SPECIAL AT : TEA SPOONS: * f each, only "Cabanna"' Skirt ! COTTAGE CURTAINS on Monday evening at the home SPECIAL 3-PIECE SET in a novelty style of Mrs. Ross Murphy. The presi- : ° 1 as shown. Of .pebble-dot mar- dent, Mrs. Arthur Brown, presided Yi & quisette trimmed with checked and after the repeating of the , FP gingham in red, blue or green. Scout Mother's Promise and The Special Lord's Prayer, the usual business SMART FOR 1.34 MAY 24 AND ALL SUMMER Many a Thrift-Budget will increase in Buying Power at Zeller's May Sale! It's a yearly event for which preparations are made carefully months and months in advance, to bring our customers as much EXTRA VALUE for their dollars as possible! Sale Starts Tomorrow! Look for the Specials advertised here and for the un-advertised Feature Values on display in the Store! SPECIAL! HOME FROCKS $1.77 Reduced in price for May-Sale Selling: tubfast cotton Home . Frocks iin a grand assortment of styles and print patterns. Sizes 14 to 52 collectively. AHR HRA SPECIAL! ALUMINUMWARE $1.17 6-Cup Percolators! Double Boilers! 3:Pc. Saucepan Sets! Much lower-priced than usual, for kitchen utensils of this splendid quality Aluminum, AY2-QT. TEA KETTLE -- aluminum. Special $1.54 HHT ET SPECIAL! TASTY BISCUITS Grand assortment including Fig Bars, Jam- LB. 27¢ and-cream filled Sandwich lines and Marsh- mallow-Top Biscuits. A 'Buy' the entire PANTIE-GIRDLES ee D habl ; 1 3 : CUPS & SAUCERS SPECIAL! SET 49¢ Modern, graceful "Mardi Gras" design.. Blue, green, mauve, yellow -- with gold-tone decor- ations. TUMBLERS SPECIAL! 6 for 49¢ family will enjoy! Special! ® Detachable G Garters A "famous name' Garment so low-priced, it's worth making an extra effort to be at Zeller's bright and early tomorrow, for this Buy! Comes in tearose; two-way-stretch elastic. Small, medium, large. SPORT STYLE! SPECIAL! ii.) SPECIAL! PLAY SHOES! SHORTS! Ladies' -- : "Ballerinas" You'll be "stepping pretty" in a pair of these lightweight Play Shoes made of a linen-like summer fabric; with rubber outsoles. White, red, beige, blue. Sizes 4 to 8. Special, pair LADIES' CUFFED SHORTS: Sizes 12 to 20. Sanforized cotton drill in navy, brown, copen, red, yellow, green, 'white, Sse. Only GIRLS' "TOMBOY" SHORTS: Sizes 8 to 14, Sanforized cotton drill. Navy, brown, red, copen. Stitched crease. Only 84- JIT THT NE EB HH | Special! FLATWARE SILVER PLATED -- "SIMPLICITY" PATTERN e196 DESSERT KNIVES: 2 each, only Cubs Auxiliary Held Meeting At Prince Albert F. E. SMITH Correspondent Prince Albert, May 16 -- Fourteen members and one visitor attended the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Cubs DESSERT FORKS! DESSERT SPOONS! followed. A report from those hold- ing telephone -euchres last month gave the proceeds as about thirty dollars to be used by the group committee for flags and equipment. | It was agreed that we postpone the | ATHLETIC SHIRTS AND SHORTS-- cotton-knit of fine yarns. White. Small, medium, large. Flat-lock seams. Worth more than Zeller's Siimosashsy of Sy July and August meetings and pay f dues as usual. It is hoped to ar- range at the next meeting for a | picnic in the summer holiday time. | The hostess for June will be Mrs. Cecil Newnham. Those in charge of lunch will be Mrs. Ken. Fralick, Mrs. Wm. Heayn and Mrs. H. Hod- gins, and Mrs. Ross Murphy and Mrs, Heayn are programme com- mittee, For the soctal hour several games of Bingo were played and delicious refreshments were served The mothers' would like to say "Thank You" to the C.G.I.T. group, Scouts and Cubs for the fine job of raking and cleaning up the church grounds last week. The flower beds are ready and will be planted soon. i SL News Notes Of Manchester Area MRS. W. F. CROZIER Manchester, May 16--Dr. W. P. Fletcher brought a beautiful mes- | gage for Mother's Day. Unfortun- ately a very small congregation was in attendance, Mrs. Pelch, Toronto, is visiting her daughter, Mrs, Jas. Masters and family. Mr. an dMrs. Stan Wilson and | Ralph of Humber Summit and Mr. | and Mrs, Snellgrove, of Toronto, | were Sunday guests at the H. Dob- son home, Mr. and Mrs. W. W, Holtby vis- ited Miss Hazel Gregg at Port Col- bourne on Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Kerr, Miss Velma Ange] and Mrs. L. Bigg of London, were week-end guests with Mr, and Mrs. Grant Christie. Mr, John Stewart is in St. Mich- ael's Hospital, Toronto. We hope he will be speedily restored to health. Mr, and Mrs. A, Roach and| caughters and Miss Carrie Cowab were at their cottage in Haliburton cver the week-end, Mrs. Jones of Brooklin is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Murray Wilson. - Mrs, Josie Bain, Toronto, is spending two weeks at her home here. Mrs. Thompson, Port Perry, was with her daughter, Mrs. Oswald Croxall and family on Sunday, | Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Leach enter- tained about fifty friends and reighbors on Saturday evening in| honor of Miss Betty Osborne and | Mr, Fred Timms of Toronto, The | Prospective bride and groom were presented with many lovely gifts and the evening was spent in danc- ng. | | | | | | DRIVER KILLED Stratford, May 17--(CP)--Arthur | Robinson of Ailsa-Craig was killea Tuesday night at Prospect Hill about 14 miles west of here when | his-tyuck run off the road on No. 7 highWay at Kennedy Hill crashing into a tree and pinning him in the cab. Robinson was driving the lead truck of a two truck convoy of Ailsa-Crag Farmers © Co-operative back from Kitchener after deliver- ing a load of hogs. ! Special price, you may be sure . . . so rush for your Summer's supply and pay only the May Sale price! FEATURED during Zeller"s May Sale RUGGED DUNGAREES 52.77 Of sanforized cotton denim for boys whose faicy is westbound! Blue. 'Wonderfully good wearing. Double seat. Double knees. 'Giant' turn-up cuffs. Rivetted pockets « + . big ones and plenty cf them! Sizes 24 to 36. Tes ((Co2023) ) Crowd "MISS JUNIOR" BLUE JEANS 1.17 The girls are just as keen about . the western trend as anybody! And they Jeans! Style featured has double scams, orange-coloured stitching, lots of rivets, 'urn-up cuffs and hugs pockets, Sizes 8 to 14, FEATURED during Zeller's May Sale v love to wear blue denim. "Cute as a button" Sun Suits in sizes 2 to 4, Of sanforized cotton beach- cloth in rose, blue, tan, yellow. Trimmed with em- broidered white frill as shown in illustration, roves 77 Pinafore check cotton- I'Glenwood"' print in red, blue,' green. Sizes 2 to 4. Tubbable. Rayon Special Panties 21 ¢ Sizes 2 to 6 in white, pink, pastel blue, maize. Tacit mothers of wee-folks will hurry for this summer-right . 4 Training Special! Panties 1 9. Sizes 2 to 6 in white, pink, maize, pastel blue. Balbrig- gan cotton with elastic at waist. Ribbed - cuffings; overlock searns; double gus- set. Special at "LITTLE BOY" SHIRTS It's a tailored but "oh so fem- inine'"' style you'll adore for summer wear! Crisp, cool and easy to launder. Tubfast cotton. Pastel blue, pink, maize, aqua, red, navy, grey, white. Sizes 14 to 20. Zeller May Sale $ Sizes 12 to 18, {a CC CRTC Ce ivory cotton .marquisette. ins. 0 OO 1000 38 by Special ins. Fre green background col- Special at . ... ours, B.A THROOM SET: mat and seat cover to match. Chenille. Grand colours, with contrasting decor TEA TOWEL: cotton 17 by 29 ins. White with colourful stripes. Special at sCABANNA_SKIRT $1.47 Here is 1950's new version of the classic ""Ca- banna" Skirt . . . the frill-top flounce making it serenely smart for both casual and dressy wear. Of tubfast cotton-print in summer-bright colours! #¢ ZELLER'S Ready-to-Wear HTH (HIRAI RG Famous Cotton, Special =o ------ oo on ve ERE 3g a a To. im Se ws 25 by 42 nged all around. Rose, blue, $2.88 ABSORBENT COTTON brand Absorbent in compact roll, Acme"! 1 pound wrapped for sanitation, Be Good to Your Budget! Shop for Pretty Lingerie at MAY SALE Prices! med with lace, in styles as illustrated. 'White, rose, pastel blue, maize. So lovely, you might even want to select a Trousseau Gift for your favourite "June Bride to Be" from this Special assortment! At SUEDE-TAFFETA SLIPS -- SIZES 32 TO 42: lavishly trim- S$ ------ & l li See This ""CELANESE"" PANTIES SMALL - MEDIUM - LARGE WHITE AND PASTELS Exceptionally well made! noteworthy Sale Price! 1.64 ' '" 'Buy'! 44. Featured at a Hurry in and choose from lovely styles in white, pink, iceblue, Made w LUT maize. ith double gusset. NUTRI TTT HIRIL i ZELLER'S LIMITED 21 SIMCOE ST. S. PHONE 1065 SHOPPING HOURS: DAILY 9.00 A.M. TO 5.30 P.M. WEDNESDAYS: 9.00 A.M. TO 12.30 P.M.