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MRS. Correspondent
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The Christmas meeting of the
Londesboro Women's 'Institute was
held in the Community. Hall,
Thursday afternoon, December 5,
Mrs. Stanley Lyon presided, A
donation was made to the War
Memorial Childress' Hospital, and
Mrs. Bert Shobbrook gave her re-
port :of the Area Convention, Fin-
al arrangements were made reger-•
ding the Kent County Federation
banquet,
Christmas carols were :enjoyed
and Mrs. J. T. White gave the
special Christmas message, Mrs.
G. Carter sang a Christmas song.
Letter to the Editor.
• SEASON'S C.1ARVINOS,
Dear Sir:
' Enclosed please find money or,,
der for $3.00 to renew our sub-
scription for another year. We
enjoy getting your paper each
week.
Wishing you and your staff- a.
Merry ciiristmaa and Happy
New Year,
Yours truly,
MR. AND. MRS.. N. C, MAIIt
1.8\Brydges. Street,
Stratford, Ontario,
Mrs. H, Wells gave a reading and.
Mrs, T; Allen played a couple of
selections on the accordion,
The hostesses served rerresh-
rnents, also Christmas cake slid
cookies.
The Bible Today
(illy Rev, ly, if, mow)
. _
"Fines and jail sentences have', Suggested readings for the
been Ineffective to a. number of • week:
local .offeeders so we're going to
try ' something different;" said
Judge C, 0, Brennenstobl, a Mis-•
$531.14 judge, as he ordered the of-
fender to read the Bible .and at-
tend church.
One of the "regulars" was order-
ed to report to the police each.
morning for ten days, and while
there read two chapters of the
Bible under supervision. He was
also ordered to attend the church
of his choice Sunday morning. The
judge has instituted a new policy
for punishing regular offenders in
police court at Trento, Mo.
Even if you wear white clothing
at night while walking in traffic,
make sure you live by getting well
away from the traffic, advises the
Canadian. Highway Safety Confer-
ence,
Sunday
Monday
Exodus 20: 1-17
Matthew 22; 1540'
Tuesday Romans 8:1.
Wednesday 1 Corinthians la; 140
Thursday John 1-21
Friday , Matthew 1.20
Saturday Matthew 5; 27,4$
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AXtbtir Leyburne was installed
presidentas of Clinton Branch14o ofthe Canadian Legion at a
goMbined electiOn and installation
Meeting Nfortday evening, Less
than half of the 2X2 Inen,113PriblP
Was present,
Installing officer was Zone Com-
mander Jack Batesori, Wingliaw..
He was assisted by. Don Adams,
retiring president of Wingharn
Branch, who is also District Mem-
bership chairman, and .John Pettis-
on, •Zane secretary, also of Wing-
ham,
Previous to the. impressive in-
stallation ceremony, an election
was herd for eight members df the
executive committee; 12 =embers
were in the rpm-ling, Those elec-
ted were; George Campbell, Laurie
Colquhoun, Gordon Herman, Bob
Draper, and Bill Counter, all of
last year's executive, and three
newcomers to Legion office, James
Graham, Stewart Freeman and Vd,
Porter, All other offices had been
filled by acclamation at the Nov-
ember meeting.
Vice-presidents are, first, Cam-
eron Proctor, second, Edward
Dale; secretary, Robert Campbell;
treasurer, K. W. Colquhoun; serg..
eant-at-arms, George Campbell;
chaplain, Rev. D. J. Lane,
Zone Commander Bateson re-
viewed the aims and objects of the
Canadian Legion for the newly-
elected officers, and wished thorn.
success in their • year's a delibera-
tions.
Prestdentieleet Leybu.rne.- thank-
ed the members for the privilege
of'becoming. their president, and
as his first ditty presented the out-
going president with a pest-presi-
dent's badge. Doug replied hum-
orously, especially thatiRing the
secretary and treasurer for their
assistance,
The one commander drew
Drew Fowler's name for the at-
tendanoe prize, Mr. Fowler who
now resides in London, was not
present, making the attendance
prize for January worth $20.
Business included: $10 donation
to the Canadian Legion Christmas
Tree Fund at London; the pur-
chase of a typewriter, to be avail-
able to the secretary, and com-
mittee _chairmen. Future .donations
from Clinton Legion Branch will
be $15 to Legion or veteran's or-
ganizations and $1.0 to non-Legion
groups, Each request to be dealt
with on its merits,
Treasurer K. W. Colguboun re-
ported a small deficit on the short
month's business. He requested
all outstanding accounts be turned
in, so a complete report can be
made for the calendar year. Gar-
net Harland and Roy Fitzsimons
were appointed auditors. •
The branch's poppy account has
a balance of $861.93, with over
$400 yet to come in from wreath
and 'poppy sales in November..-
Cameron Proctor,. chairMan of
the hall rental committee reported
that rents for the year amounted
.$002„
The bingo -committee under the
chairmanship of. Dick Freeman,
carne in for 4PhSiderable PraiSO
from the president and treasurer,
Over ,$.3,000 has already been rea-,
lined from bingos every 'Thursday
evening, the committee hopes to
make over $4,000 from this activo
sty, Profits on the last two tur-
key bingos have been $340.
The branch's annual Christmas
Party for member's children, - is
being held on Sunday afternoon,
Decetrilber 22, at two o'clock, K.
W. Colquhoun is in charge of .ar-
rangements; assisted by D. J.
Thorndike. Santa Claus will be
there to give gifts and treats to
all children. An excellent film is
being procured,
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Counter
Check Books
15c each
at the News-Record
Legion Turkey Bingo
EVERY THURSDAY NIGHT
15 Games for Turkeys or Cash Prizes
3 Share-the-Wealth Gaines-Special $25 Game
Regular Jackpot Prize on Share-the-Wealth Games
Legion Memorial Hall, Kirk Street
ADMISSION: 50 CENTS 50-b
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Decorate Your Home
NOTICE
J. E. Longstall
Optometrist
Will be on Annual Holidays
DECEMBER 26 to JANUARY 15
Seaforth office will be open for replacement
service.
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BALD
3' for
,$1.35
12 for.
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'Johnson's Baby Gift Sets
.,„ $1.50, $2.50, $3:75
Johnson's Gift
Stocking .... . .. ......., 97c
inflated Toys `,,., irom. 69e
A practical girt fOr tun; car owned
J. & J. AUTO KIT
It's a good idea to keep a first aid kit
in on auto In cose first aid is required on
the rood, of-the cottage, etc. $3,50
Other First Aid, Kits from $1.6$
FROSTY
SNOW'
A unique
decdrating
material to
spray on trees
and windows.
In
aerosol
"bomb"
5 oz, 89c
10-ounce
tin and
stencils
$1.29
Your
W.A. store
has a
complete
range of
{eats
and wrap-
ping paper.
Abv
"Charm-a-tot" 44' ... FOOD WARMER
$1,98
Bankseralt BOTTLE wimitaunt
Has automatic control to heat 'baby's
milk to lust the right temperature.
Element is replaceable , $3.45
Above Wormer' with Vaporizer top fotr
"steam-treating" colds ..... $4&5
11 S4a/oft
"Chortler Set"
containing miniature sizes of
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riendship's Garden
'Toilet
Water , Talcum,
Body Sachet
ibbling Both Crystals ......
.$1,S0
"Tina Set" ----
similar to above set but fea-
turing Old Spice fravance .......... 3.50
"Friendship's Garcia," or 'Old
Spice"
.7
tilozet 610019
Toilet `Hater .,..
$1 35; Stick, Cologne ..„.$1.25
"Ultrauiatic
Old Spice Bath
Salts . ................................... I..
$2.00
Lipstick wing
Vistauistt 60,1011
cresgretoce
- "Deluxe Perfume" --a VA ounce 'flacon of
Geraey
No
more i viol( cop
perfume in on ottroctive gilt package ..
$2,00
„Eau de
Cologue" ---..a
generous
three ounces in
'1'1° L‘Pst.nd, one
--ccr--.
e hscio...sr4.rit5,
sirnulated cut gloss bottle
with old s in
' so quick. ,. ;,
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PERELIN1E STICRin
cap -- o luxurious-kook:mg gift ..............
:$2.00
Solid perurnecose.
IA.140 CLOVER COLOGNE by Hudnut --:- a
lour
old colour
g
$2.S0
ounce bottle of delightful cologne in, a popular
irclgronce .............................. . ..................... $1.00
COMPACIS .................... $1.50. $2.50, $3.25
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Uniting UpSelwat
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In gilt juMboi1.50
el case
PERFUME ATOMITERS ., $1,00, $3.00., $4.00 up
' gith 1 ." 4 41* -
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811..L.F01.10S
for men or wornen include such specials Os--
Zippered Morocco Lecher 1.
Flotfold'Engilsit Morocco Billfold,
fold--$2,50 value ......
$1.19
St1,00 value .................. $2.50
4( . "-4' ,....
0 haves every day'
I• D•As • D RUG .,S TORE
eAle4V1)."-e' orn.
Budget gifts, practical gifts, luxurious gifts far ladies,
men and children too ; .. you'll find them
all at your I.D.A. drug store!
Brush Co Comb DRUGGIST Sett 98c, $1•34), $2,5t'
Diaper Bcg $1.TYNNt
,1
in
Mennen
n
(lift
$2 5 Stacki r
"Old Spice" far Wten
After Shave Lotion ........ $1:35,
S1.00
Silaying
tfog ............
$1.50
Electric Shave . ........... ..........
$1.25
OVIAIIPAG BRUSH
Rulalserset
spe60,
$4,00 value brush with
f Of e
1001
E.1.01•1G CASE
contains 1 chrome 41n-
`
Isheci. fittings in neat
'zippered carrying case,
1.15 value ........
$5.9S
CLUB BRUSH anci COMB
Solid lucite bock
brush with
nylon bristles and matching
comb-41.65
value ....... 9Bc
"Ni/kGSALITE" MIRR2.1.
1%:::!5.95
bristle core and bodge hair caslog ...., ..................... . $2
54
100* genuine badger hair
brush ........... ..... ...Via, up
Other .tubber
Brush $1 p ,
PAISHES GOI SET
Containing 9 or, size Skin BfaCer
and0'
, A oz.
fter ShaVelalcurn
35c
giant
tube of Lather Shove 65c.
I n a
gift bcPc ..... , .... „,..., ......... $2.00
l3racer and Mier Shove
Skin Talcum in gift box „,
"Mta" Shove
$1 Z5
F. B. PENNEBAKER
The "
Blue Blades-- on with card decoroted with goy
elf.Iike
10
Blades 50c; 2.0 BlOcies
$1,00
character.
50 Modes $2.50; AOC
blades $5.00 Blue Blades -- in attractcorto
Men enloy its clean Masculine scent
and invigorating tingle.
Coots razor
PailitSRAVE
ROTARY ELECTRIC SHAVER
lei a he That's what
nett sey
when he tries it out Christmas Morn-
ing. the way the the
head
stretches the
Oa
the revOlving
self.shrpening
acsblo cut off those
Mhiskers hush w
ith ilie skin is bound
to please biro. ,
Complete With
who has O Gicis greeting
vivol Rat S
ICE soft AQuAv'A Refreshing f\fter Shove 1.-otlort
burn too!
.......................
19c, $.25
Lectric Shave makes el-
te
ectri"C shavingttalo
$1.25
CANADA DRY
by the case now!
HUnter
2.6626
An ideal gift for anyone in
the family - lust the thing
for recording Christmas-day
activities indoors or out -
BROWNIE HOLIDAY
FLASH OUTFIT
(Illustrated below)
'Includes Brownie Holiday
'Flash Camera, Kocialite
Flasholder; six M2 flash-
bulbs, two batteries, two
rolls of film and 16-page
instruction book. $12.25
(Outfit with 1 film $11.75)
.We can also supply you
with other flash outfits at
$11.95, $17,50 and up, or
with other Kodak still or
movie cameras
Call in to see our
complete' display,,
ownersrheg would
ift camera
mer choose
for themselves!
SYLVANIA
BU The
FLASHBULBS shuLiBbSs with
the Blue Dots for Sure
Shots.
12 bulb cartons
M2 $1.68 Press 25 $2.04
A gift that can
be useful right on
Christmas day!
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NORTH-RITE
BALL POINT
PENS
useful gift to put
in stockings of
"schOol-
agers"
NORTH.
RITE'
"Canadian"
Retract-
able
ball point
pen.
Two-tone
colours.
Cadbury's °
MILK TRAY CHOCOLATES
A delirious assortment of teletted
centres, creams, nuts, cruncf,es
.'and caramels - generously, coated
with the. famous Cadbury Dairy Milk
Chocolate,
Half pound box One pound box
80c $1.50
Rules for the Great Christmas
Decoration Contest
1, All entries to be judged according to originality and
attractiveness from the street.
2, All decorations to be definitely of a Christmas nature.
3, Decorations must' be ready for judging by 12 noon
Saturday, December 21 at 6 p..m.
4. Any resident of the Town of Clinton is eligible to
enter the contest.
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5. Decisions of judges are final.
6, All intending contestants must use the entry form,
and leave with Miss Dinnin, at News-Record Office,
not later than December 16,
7, Last year's first' prize winner not eligible to win
first prize money, but will be allowed second place
if judged first,
Entry Form
Please enter my home in the
CHRISTMAS HOME DECORATION CONTEST
Sponsored by
THE CLINTON THE CLINTON
HORTICULTURAL CHAMBER OF
SOCIETY COMMERCE
Street v•,,,vr•rrrIr ............ 1,11 ..... ............. ........ v .. ,141.411".11v1111
ively de-
r Blades
Other Gillette Razor Kits .,..
$5.00, $6.00
GO1 e.
ered, loather cos e•
ba b y gouty M*S
A tempting, „delicious :assortment ,.of
cashews, pecans, filberts and almonds
in an CittradiVe Christmas-decorated
plastic Container.
7 ounce ?Sc 14 ounce $1.75
We have
a full range of
cigars, pipe and cigar-
ette tobaccos and cigar-
ettes - ideal for gifts.
Macdonald's
"EXPORT"
"Canada's finest Cigarette"
A fine "extra" gift to
put under the tree or in
stockings,
20's 25's 50's
33c 41c 82c
The famous
Dr. Plumb Pipes
Top quality French briar
49c ors $3.50
MATCHING 0,411fr -
PEN und BATHROOM SCALES
PIPES
A cool, sweet-
smoking filter pipe
in bent, bulldog
or standard shapes.
Always dry!
Always clean!
PO- T
Choose EXPORT "A"
Filter Tips for the ladies.
BRIER PIPE TOBACCO
1/2 pound tin $1.45
"Map*"
STORM LIGHTER
Sturdy,
dependable, Tri\
neat-looking
Guaranteed
to be
satisfactory.
A good gift
for cigarette,
cigar or pipe
smokers. .
likekainie
"Borg""Regal" 98c
(MOM Ve 4 4Ata CANDIES
for stocking
or table
We also have a fine selection of fresh boked chocolates by
such famous makers as Neilson's, Stnifeen Chuckles, Moirs,
Rowotrees, etc, for gifts or for your buffet.
A rifrioa 44.1r WATERMAN'S PENS or SETS
Neyouyie Cartridge-tiled Pent i3.95 up
e/F Pert and Liquid Pencil SION $5.90 up