The Clinton News Record, 1923-12-20, Page 8i4liut ><
CLINTON'S LE1711`Tfx1151'Ela1GRY STOIt1S
Silverware for Christmas,
We are showing a large assortneent of Silverware,.
China and Glassware, Ivory 000ds, and everything
found in an up -to -,tate Jewelery Store.
Goods selected••now will be kept till Wanted by paying
a small deposit 011 it, -
Watches We have a large assortment frent $5 up',
Clocks --From the best tnalsers,, and are good time
keepers.
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WE. WtS13. ALL TId.E.1VIERRIE GENTLEMEN
e AND THEIR 'WIVES AND CHILDREN,
WHO ARE OUR CUSTOMERS
AND ALL OTHERS
A MERRY CHRISTMAS
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We have a nice assortment of the ;following lilies, any' of which
would matte a desirable and lasting gift,
COMMUNITY PLATE SILVE1 W ,t E, t'Aft pi, AVE
AND TUDOR PLATE
CASSEROLES IN PYREX OVEN GLASS AND EARTHENWARE"
ELECTRIC IRONS AND TOASTERS; R7EADING LAMPS,
COLEMAN LAIVIPS, and everything in, ALUMITIUMWlRE
also ti full lino of GRANITEWLAI5
Come in and look ;over our stock before buying.
Sutter Ec Perdue
HARDWARE ELECTRICAL PLUMBING
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Attractive
WALL PAPER
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Often the Cheapest --Always the Best
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•Dr. J. C. Gandier is in Toronto this
week attending an Insulin Chicle.
Mr. and Mrs. J. 11fcGlinehey of Varna
iitliit94 frieniis fix tow}m one clay this
week.
Miss `olmston,of Goderieh has been
visiting her. sister, Mrs. M. •Schoe-
nhals.
Miss Edith hunt left this week' to
spend the Christmas 'vacation with
Toronto friends,
Mrs. Fulton of Yale, Mich,; has been
visiting her another, Mrs. Thorn -.p
son'of'Isaac street,
Mrs, J. Johnston' bee gone to spend
the Chiretmastide with her daugh-
• ,ter, Mm's, Chas. ,MeKennon.
Miss Aphrecy. Steepe has returned al-
. ter a lengthy visit with her aunt,
Mrs. Yates of. Waterbury, Colin:
Mr. John Flellyar of Bovemanviile is
ependuag this week as the guest of
his brother, 117x. W. H. Ilelivar.
Mr. W. Brydoiie fs in •Goderieh today
' attending the funeral service, in
menrory;of the late Judge Dickson.
Miss Clete, Ford of the staff' of Alma
College, 'St. Thomas, is spending
the holiday period at her home in
town.
Miss Hobbs of the Collegiate staff
leaves Friday. for her home at
Tiiorndale for the •Christmas vet -
cation.
Mrs. (Di•,) Wright of Tottenham was
i i -town this week on Her way to
IBayfieid, where she is visiting' rel -
Miss Bawden has been in Gode-
aioh this week on account of the
death of her uncle, the late Judge,
IJ.ielcson, d '
Mr, and 1VIrs. Flarold Zeats and babe
ere expected today to spend the
Christmastide with.' the lady's 'pat-
ents, Mr. arid Mrs,' R. Mennen.
Miss Ethel Holmes of Ahna College
afid Miss Nellie I3ohnes of Tor-
onto are holidaying at the home `of
their' parents, Rev, A. A,. and Mrs,
Holmes. •
Mrs. Noble Lovett of •Maoolin, Sesk.,
arrived last week to visit relatives
in Clinton and Goderieh. She is
staying while in Clinton With her
sister-in-law, Miss X, Lovett.
Mr, and Mrs. 'Grigg and Mrs: Brand
and little son,' Clare; of Grimsby
visited for a couple ofdays last
week with their uncle, A. Hoop..
er. They motored up and back.
Miss .Beulah Ward of ih@i Sch000l of
Commerce' left the end of the week
for 'her home in Maryland for the
Christmas vacation and Miss Stone
Chas gone,to- her house in Essex. '
Mr. and Nies. R, B'. Carter -and' bliss.
• Eva leave on Saturday to spend the
Christi iastide at the Methodist
parsonage at Don Mills, as the
guests of the Rev. T. W. and Mrs.
Hazelwood:
Mr. and Mrs. John W. NfcEwan, who
were married 9n Clinton on Wed-
Inesday of last week, were in town
the end of the week, leaving for
then •home in Kincardine on Setur_
day evening.
"Miss: Charlotte Billtey, who has been
spending some months with her
':'grandmother in New Yoik City, is
expected home on Saturday to
spend Christmas with her parents,
Rev, and ;Mat 0, L. l3iikey',. it St
Patil's . rectory,
Mrs. Clargnee Paisley amid little
slaughter, ...Miss • .Marion of St,-
Lambert,
t,Lambert, ,'Quebec, : are "visiting in
Clinton and Eensall for a few
weeks. Mm Paisley 'is expected
for the Chirstinastidb
Mts. Margaret Cole returned to her
he/de teem. : in Wayne, m,Ush„ on
Saturday after spending the past
three, months with relatives here.
She rams home on account: of the
illness and subsequent ' death of
]ler father, the late Charles Cele,
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A GIFT S*J GESTION
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Gifts gossip; What will yours
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ChristE s Greeti s a;; SI al
Santa Claus''.gill arrive. Saturday and. T onda
at 3 'thee:. He wants to rileet all the little G'ir
fJ'l ei.l's' Store.
Three big specials. --O angel, Cagndies, an
to clear out entirely
Big Orange Special, large size, per- dor
Christmas Nuts, mixed, per ib 18c
SPECIALS FOP FRIDAY
• Queen 'Quality Biscuits.....22,25
Christmas Cakes, per lb. ,
Baskets of Fruits, filled with Or-
anges, :Florida Tangerines,
Grapes, ;etc., 1.00
Almond- Paste Icing,,..,,.. 50c.
New Table Figs....,.., 25e.
Layer Raisins, per package .... 35c.
.: FANCY . CHEESE
CMaeLaren's, Roquefort, Swiss
and ,Gorgonzola.
Cash &; Carry .
2 feflveries
WiftettA
SPECIALS FOR;IVIONDieY, EVERY-
THING YOU WANT FOR YOUR
CHRISTMAS DINNER
Christmas Cocktail '
Fresh Oysters, per pint 00c.
Clear Tomato Soup, Campbell's .15c
Olives . ..25e., 30c. and 050.
Celery, California 15c and 20e.
Red Currant Jelly 3 for 25c
Buttered Turnips
Creamed Onions
or. Cranberries, per lb. 20e.
Rpast Turkey
Holly Salad, made of Pimiientoes 15e.
Lettuce Head ..... 205
Lettuce Leaf "- lOc.
Fruit Salad, made of Grape Fruit 10e
Cream Cheese
. Frozen Plum Pudding
Coffee, (O'Neils)
Cake, Christmas sr alines
.. ,SPECIAL
Mixed Cream
Mixed Iiisse.
Ribbon Cand;
Iris Creams;
•Gherried Cj1c
Santa Satoh:
Santa ,Kisser
Beads
Stockings „
Oranges, Ca
30 ee
Cana
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Londesboro
The annual . Christmas entertain-
ment under the auspices of Itnox
church Sunday School will be held in
the community hall on _Friday even-
ing, December 21st. A splendid pro-
gram will be given.
On Wednesday, the 12th inst. the
W.M.S. of the Methodist ehu'rch ,met
at the •home of Mrs. Jos, .Manning.
The chair was taken by the president,
Mrs. J. Tamblyn, and a very profit-
able
rofitable afternoon wasspeint. Miss; M.
Lyon, Deaconess of the Rescue Heine,
Winnipeg, : gave a very interesting'
talk abouther work. Afterwards M's.
Manning and Mrs. Humphrey Snell.
served a vei'y dainty ;lunch. Between
forty and fifty were present.
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Report of the standing of the pu-
pils of Holinesville school for the fall
term, September, October, November
and December. The report is based'
on the marks obtained in examina-
tions and a percentage given for work
in class daily:
Goderieh Townlshits
Shrrou Chumoh had its Christmas
enteatiimnent yestort evoning',.
(food Program and good, time general-
Mr. and 141t's. Robert Pearson leave
the, end of this week to spend Christ'
mal and New 'fears With. their .1011
and his family, Mr, and Mrs, George
Pea son of Wayne, Isbell.
Cx'nderieh townehip-emumeil.held its
statutory meeting on Saturday, tot/.
tine bnsihess berofs transacted, ac-
counts passed, etc. Time bylaw' to
compute statute labor at $1,53 pet
day is boiler left over for the 1924,
council to deal with•
1V1is ,M0rphy and Miss Jessie h ive
gone to Exeter to spend the winter
With the fcrmarer's sou, whose wife
diod recently.
Porter's Dill •school will 'hold its
annual Chriotmas eet.01L1011im:ee(, on
F'riila•y evonlnir„
Mm I 11, Wigle," C,odei tet; was in
Toronto 1 r It week attending rho -Cs
neral al his :ht ether•-in"l;w.
4th Class—Amy Mair, 90 per cent.;
Raymond Walden 59; Laura -Mulhol-
land 58; Freddie'. Miller' .58; Albert .
Vanderburgh 45; Lloyd Stock 44;
Gera Trewartha 40; Doris Miller 31;
Doris' Buller 29;;Thehng Cudmore 28;
Harry Cudinore.25;. Clifford McNeil.
18; Kathleen Huller 15.
8rd Class—Helen McMath• Atek.
Glen; Carl Walden; Reggie.Te'bbutt;:
Jinn Mair; Elsie Osbaldeston; Alice
Tidesweli, -
2nd : •Class—Kenneth Trewartha;.
Burnie Miller; Hugh Glen; Norman
Trewartha; Tarry Proctor; Frank
Tebbutt,
1st Class—Edna ,Huller and Jack
Sturdy),equal; Norma Potter; Frank
Yeo, Ferris Sturdy,
Primer --Harold 14lillei•; Esther Me-
1Vlath and Patti Walden, equal; Norah
Tideswell; Charlotte Stock; Jean 1Mu1-
lei°,eta Cudonore and Isabella Vau-
derburgh.equal.
—P. Lowry, Teacher
Stanley TownAhiP
'Miss' Elizabeth' Taylor of Science
1-101 is spending a 'couple of weeks a-
mongst'
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mnongst; old friends.
Mr, Malcolm McLaren of Iiig})gate.
spent the weekend with relatives
her e.
• ' Mr, William McKay, iA visiting his
aunt, Mrs. Fenwaek Stewart;
Miss Betty.. Stewart is sperdieg a
few days''' with her ..sister, Miss Abbie
Stewart at• Arihur,,
Mrs, John Innes, returned home'
Tuesday' evening after spending tett
days with . Toronto friends.
A very successful concert was held
at Baird's school house last Friday
night, when the young people of the
community put on'a very innrierous
play entitled, "'Aunt Jerushy ,on .the
War Path." Ahnt Jerushy was a
very pet/eat/hie wemnan, Untilshewas
riled and then she made things fly,"
havaug meal/ trouble with her better
half, Hiram. All the characters took
their pants exceptionally wdell. Spe.
dial mention might he made of .the
gay chorus girls, who delighted the
audience With their fancy steps and
piquant ohar111, and incidentally,
"rSufiicieeey Fish," x1 butterfly rill,
given by eight of the young ladies,
vias also much en4oyed• Violin mus -
to, solos by Miss Aurnie Stewart, read -
lege by Miss 11. Taylee amid a short
htnnoreue address by Rev, Ur., liop,il
combined to inalcsi oucc ;ss. hl
overiing, Mrs, Henderson accompan-
ied throughtout the whole ,perr'orm-
'ttnee `very "oaeably, '.Tile proceeds
;lira to ,,.he Mated ated io the Standuy
Christmas is Coming
Say "Merry Christmas"
- this year with a
Photograph
Then your holiday remembrance
Will -he a personal one—
A GUT'MAT NOdiNE ELSECAN
DUPLICATE
Susi think -one dozen Photographs make
12 Christmas Gifts
Make your; appointment now, it will
mean better pictures for you and mare
timefor us
We guarantee our Photographs to be
satisfactory
nese
ROY BALL .
Phone • 66 Photo Studio
Plants and Cut Pl wenn
Say, Merry Christmas With: Flowers
JUST ARRIVED, a choice asso>;t-
anent of Cyclamen, Azaleas, Cherries,
Ferias, ' Begonias,' Primulas, Fancy
baskets Of plants. 'Molly, Mistletoe
and Wreathe for. decoration. '
In cut flowers we will:hnve for the
holiday Sea sen Carnations, Roses.
Narcissus, etc.
Please order early. \ .
Do not buy bye -and -bye
BUY NOW
Phones, Store: 31; 'Greenhouse, 1.70w•
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FLORIST. 32-2
Nip - Wild Irish Rose "
All-Star Caste, heeded by.
PAULINE STARKE and.
• PAT 0 i"VIAILLIEY
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STAB. THEATRE
2nd and
t5 Pala'
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Choir
fckete early • for bit
Auspi
Secure yea
screen treat,
(nil Three
Be-fore
And•we submit a few sugge
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HARDW'AR
Aluminumware, Pyrex,
Skates, Hockey Sticks and Pue
We are offering special p>nc
FURNITUR
In the furniture dephrtmen
to supply giftsforthe young
Be sure to see our large s
Electric Lamps. and Shades
rors and Tfays galore.
Make your selections now
You say;
OH, YESI
We have a few beautiful solid
WATCH 0
Clinton arias
THE STORES
Furniture Phone: 104
A Few of the Many
Christmas Gifts
at the Hydro- Stor
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li:lecttii Rtikxvges, Fixtures,
gip[
Wiring and RepairsW
The Christmas service and eclebrs
tion of; the Italy Communion `at;..St.
John's Anglican church, Varna, 'cvi
be at 11 8,#n.'on Sunday and at St
,Lantos' chutch 1lticldleton, at 8 Ito
also on Sunday, .