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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1922-12-21, Page 8e Ask ou To make your holiday purchase alit this store, reeling satisfied :that our stock should suggest a suitable gift for any age, The w. D. Fair CaII Often the Cheapest'-AIwaj:e: the Best. 1 1:011611Z4 kelt A. L. Cole,' Eye Sight Specialist, an Honour Granulate of, the Canad- ian Ophthalmic Collegk of Toronto, Goderieh, ',Ont, Office hours: 9 a.m. to 5, p,m." Practice limited to the eye. r�7HYl1mIg1{IMew WHlumlaWIN flll lIHH11Y�III, Mr. Bert Beacom left for,Detroit"ot .ITriday last. 14Ir W. N. Manning of London -'ryas; in town` this week. '. ,1L!ir, Stewart Scott is' holidaying` at.t his 'home in town. , Miss .Spencer, isvisrtmg her , aunt,!,, Mrs , Robt. Marshall of town 11 Miss Stone rs with Tier own 'people at Essex' for the vacation',peiiod . Mise Vida- Burns"of Woodstock Miss 'Gertrude Wallis is Home fromI. Varsity' for the;; holiday period. visiting' at her home, the Baptist' Personage.: -9 13/fr.: and Mrs John' Luttoti will spend :Christmas with friends,: in Flint F Michigan Miss B. , F Ward ;left Saturday to' Sermons "Hearts Repealed • by a the 4A•�444 44 4444 4614pA0j�4444�p- 4 4 � spend Christmastide at 'her home : IN R� at Rockville, Maryland. Child Jesus1 alike 2:35. et A News-ReeN'4 Is headquarters for Santa'Claus, Fr4iday: and Saturday at three o'clock. He is anxious to meet all the little girls and boys in Clinton and surrounding country. �riday�and Saturday Specials before' Christmas To clear out all our Christmas Candy Fancy -Brown mixed candy per lb Cerams and •Chocolates per alb Candy Canes just arrived for lc, 2c and 3c Nuts and Oranges 23c 25c each. Ali other liii•es of candy reduced and will be sold Gift Baskets made to order . ixed Nuts per lb 18c avel Oranges. Our oranges are beautiful color; well ripened and juicy'. for 40c to 80c ;per dozen aYer` Raisins, excellent quality, per pkg ew, Figs •per' Ili r -apes, (Spahish).per lb ateS` 2 'lbs 35c. 25c 40c 25c rry Christmas and.Happy New Year to, all dash' i C"arru 2' --:Deliveries Ph 4e. pmrsootemivolvioweitsio*0700#40.0talpiwfrofttim Messrs.' Erskine Evans and Ernest' Evening: Snvermxe o o f r as'V r 'ty e ai home r'Praise , for the Christmas vacation Anthem, „ 4 ,Miss-C1ete Ford 'of 'the 'staff ofAlma"Glory toGod in the IIighest 4. College, St.Thomas is spending theOffertR1Y anthem 4 „ "The Angels Song. _ .,• -.�,;, - I Solo, "Tit the M IM w Moss Only 2 woe114 -10 ping Yuletide, t • puelph`is spending theChristmas 1from the Messiah) 4,,•; tide wr a cousin, rs. , ,-stothers: Sermon, ,"The (Promise and Pappose• we are Gi�Ce trona!! 4 a heY home -in town.. ;. Miss' Hailton of Macdonald Hajl, Solo, '.' '"He Shall Feed His Flock.' Miss Mary McMtirchie 4 • furry.P Mr. Willis Cooper, of 'the School of of Christians, Luke 1:78-79, 4 p , y well prepar,ed to Supply the Needs- rac ca Science, Toronto is spend- la ' ing the 'vacation period at •his W; SLEY, CHURCH, P t l S T t d - ` `CI -I, of the Children and Make them Happy• home in • town..Regular session • ;of 'the Sunday 4, Mrs. W; 'T. Heran and her, sister, school, in the afternoon at 2.30 vrhen Mrs. Ilelen' Quinn of -Londesborothe usal Christmas offering for the re'Erned on Priddy from a pleasant Ilospital for sick Children 'will `be visit in Toronto: taken". Merafiers of the congrega- 4 Mr. A. D. Lynes5 Of Port, Elgin wad, am) :may send their' offering ' in to , the guest of Clinton :friends over the -week -end and left ° Tuesday: morining for'1iloose Jaw, 'Mask. Miss Mary McCartney of Detroit 1s visiting, her., sister, Mrs."G, 13.•Han ley of the London road, and her brother,'Mr. A. McCartney Mr.iind Mrs Thos Mason of town anis their son 1441 Elgin Mason of .New 'York Cit', ;are spending .the fiChristrnastide with Mrs., JarneSA.. (Haber' of Detroit Misses'. Annie 'Lawrence, and Ger trude Fowler of the Stratford Nor,. anal' and Amy'.Iiellyar of the Tor-' onto. ',;Normal are spending , the Christmastide at their 'respective hiinies-'in town. Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Sharp" and little Miss Beatrice leave Saturday to spend the Christmastide with.rela- tives.atAymer.` Mrs. (Dr,) Map- Ewan and chidren, ,ayho have been staying with Mr. and Mrs. Sharp, accompany them and intend re- maining at, Aylmer. Mr. W., J. Crooks of Vancouver, B, spending the Yuletide at the home of his brother, Mr. G. A. Crooks of the Base line. Mrs. Crooks has been at Forest with' her mother for some little time and they will return to the Coast to- ig'ether after •.. Christmas , Mr, Crooks is looking well and reports business fair in the Coast province. It is three years since 1i was feast before. • WILLIS CHURCH ,The annual Christmas entertain- irient on Monday evening was a very happy success. The programme, which consisted of three :parts„ was good,- .-First there were choruses and recitations by the scholars, all of which were very pleasing. Then Miss 13. McIver told in her splendid, way the story of "The Other Wise Man," illustrated with about fifty `:excellent views. Last but not least cane, Santa. No Christmas enter- tainment 18 eolnpleta without his happy spirit 'and merry -malting. And ho was in a very happy spirit and. caused nnitny it hearty laugh for both young and old. He had gifts and, treats for scholars and teachers, a•l ming than, e, Splendid auto rug from.l the Bible class to their teacher, the pastor. A 'Merry Christmas!" ' No' one can be merry selfishly, 'Prue joy Is social, Go to church next Sunday. The Christmas music and yermoins will -help you be Merry and yolt will give joy ,to others. Morning: fraise, Ant hem, "Ent() uo a Child is 13orin" Offertory. '4Ia2o Quartette per+ d 1nabie be ',forwarded ;by the school. The ,school has maintained a tot at the Lakeside home;, in connection with the above hospital for over twenty years. 0.-t the League seroice 'on Monday evening; after the usual Bible sttidy, the pastor reail.a most interesting :paper on "Puritans and the Celebra- tion of Christmas," in which -the Pur_ itan was shown` to have really been responsible farthe., present happy ;celebration of“„this most sacredr and beautiful holiday. • For though ho dehounced °aS; pagan . the ' "Popish” ;way of celebrating. Christmas and 'tried ':to do away with it altogether the people generally could not be 'brought to submit and'.: the !present ,way of celebrating it iii fanilies .carie about. So to the stern'Pur- itan probably. we ,owe` this, among other things. The pastor will preach on Sunday morning, choosing a Ghristmas,theme, At the evening service: a number of, 'colored- Pictures, showing seehes in4 (;the life of Christ, ,will be thrown on the screen and the' pastor; will make suitable comments upon them. The following program will be followed: 'Morning: Organ Prelude, Doxology. Invocation, Hymn: Ilark, The Herald Angels. Sing." Prayer. • Anthem ."Joy to the World."' Sole part, W. Moffat. Scripture- Reading. ' Offertory. Solo: "Carol" Rev. D. N,'MeCamus Hymn: "bark, The Gladsome Sennd." !Sermon. Duet: "Silent Night, Holy Night." ivlrs, Fitzsimons,. J. E. Do- I-lymn: "0 Come All Ye Faithful." Benediction. Organ Postlude. Evening: Organ Prelude, .Doxold'gyl Invocation. Hymn: "Angola from the Realms of Glory." Anthem: "God from on High hath Heard." . Solo part Grtrude Fowler. Seripturc Reading. !Solo,.' "Ire 'Sall Feed His "Messiah", Mr:s, F. J. Jenkins, Ilynul: 122, "Noel." Offering, Duet:"That Glorious , Song of Old." Mrs. Jenkins, 'Miss Greene, Sermon, Aothoin: "Holy krt:Thou." IIymn: r'It. Clne_ upon the Mid., might Clear Benediction. "Vesper, Organ Postludo, 44 4 4 Furniture Wehave a large range, including toy sets, Rocking Horses, Kiddie; Cars, Sleighs, Baby Cutters,- Small Chairs and; Rockers. Then for adults we hate a fine line of Pictures • and Trays, ,Ferneries,, Lamps and 'beautiful Chairs in Reed work also Tennesee Red Cedar Chestsr IOf,,eourse we' have Our usual'high class stock of 'Fur/lit-Lire to select your Christmas Gifts; which we 'will only be too pleased -£o show you, and remember we are headquarers for the famous Columbia Phonographs, our stock of; records is right up to the minute. Vile anticipate record breaking sale in the next two days so -hurry: and hear them. I-iardware We, have a full assorted stock of Clnristiiias goods�at low prices, A full' line ' of Aluminum ware Nicicle Tea Pots, : p different styles. :Bread Boxes, Flour Bins, Pyrex ware, Carv- ing Sets, all prices. 1847 RegerI{nives, Forks and Spoons, Butter Knives; Berry Spoons, Gravy Ladles, Nut Cracking Sets. ' Casseroles in ;Sillier, Nickle, Plate and Earth- enware. A full` stock' of Automobile Skates; all' sizes, Bob Skates, Hockey :Sticks and Pucks. A few 'of the Liberty Guns left for the small children. Wishing you all A Very Merry Christmas. � 1I� 1illtOil Hardware and Fnrllitllre foptv "tri 4 Furniture Phone 104Hardware 195 - iv Ve°1411,1.4049041INVVIAPVVVV11511"4"1"PlIPVIVIP8PeL220111521740,11Vilb THE STORE WITH A STOCK sammoaremedorenarcrawnestagle •Atriii90. rn Mr. A. Robinson •has purchased Mrs. Frost's. hquse. Miss Rae Andrew' of the W. N. T. S, Toronto,; is spending °the holidays at her home here. Miss Ethel Washington, who is at- tending the Normal school at Lon- don," is. home for, the Christmas va- cation•` e The Farmers', Club is unloading' d car of salt this week. Mr, 0. P. Erratt shipped : in 'un other car load of cattle and lies dis- posed of theist to the farmers in the neighborhood,' !Messrs, ,Elden Stoltz, Glen Raith by,ancl Walter Washington went to Toronto .010 (Monday tb'• attend the demonstration in hog grading, I' UT4}liett" Townsh,tp Tho marriage took place at ,Blyth oi Wednesday of, last week of Miss Catherine M. I'arqulr'ar and Mr.'` W. D. SteVenne of Hallett. Mrs. ate., Vets has been in the west for some years but her friends bid her .wel- eonnc back to tlnb old home locality and hearty gdod "wishes tire extended to Mr. and ilFsO, Stevens fora .happy • married like, "Say it With Flowers" For Christtma Flowers the gift that pleases ev- et• gene. See our 'Christmas assort - Azaleas Begonias Cyclamen Cherries ;Primroses e (Primulas Ferns Etc. Also, cut flowers, 'robes, carnations, narcissus, etc. Our Christmhs baskets of plants make choice gifts. HOLLY, MISTLETOE and WREATHS for Decorating, Florist Ciitninahadnie hitono 31 • R'nrnnartuol Ifilborn of Blyth died on Friday "Week. Tho late Mr. 1"111 born was s member cif the municipal A CIIIIISTIOH CiI[I SEJEESTION ;o.1oa A Box of Chocolates is the most • presentable gift for GRANDMOTHER MOTHER SISTER SWEETHEART' "WILLARDS" Fancy and regular Boxes ren display A range larger than ever at pre- war prices. 5 also Taffies, Fudges, Mixtures, Cara.' iriei5, Nuts and Fruit E. Wenclorf feetioiniry litostouroot council end: was a ntitblic-spirited Man, Whose death is keenly regret- ted..