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CLINTON NEWS -RECORD
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER. 4, ‘1.948,
PRESBYTERIAN GIRLS' CLUB
The Girls' Club of Clinton
Presbyterian 'Church will meet
at the home of Mrs, T. W. Mor-
gan on Tuesday evening, Novem-
ber 9, at 8 o'cclock. Mrs. Sam
Castle, Jr., will, be co -hostess.
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2 cents
Per Pound Reduction
on all
Quarters of Beef
for
"CLINTON DAY" ONLY
Clinton Locker Service
PERSONALS
II
Austin Nediger, Sarnia, spent weeks with Mrs. Adams' parents,
he Weekend at the 'home of ' his Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Freya in, left
BAPTIST CHURCH
ANNIVERSARY
PROVES SUCCESS
The 68th anniversary service
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Ned- !on' Monday for their home 1'1'1 of Clinton Baptist Church was
ger. Winnipeg, Man. observed on Sunday when Rev.
Mrs. Herbert Castle has return- I Mr. and Mrs. R. P, Robbins, H. A. Tripier, •pastor of Maitland
ed after a pleasant three weeks Crediton, spent the weekend at ISt. Baptist Church, London, was
visit with friends in Hamilton 'the home of the Tatter's parents, the guest preacher. A very large
and Dunnville, IMr. and Mrs. John A. Sutter. Mrs. Congregation was present, and a
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. McGuire Robbins assisted the choir of splendid offering was received.
were guests on Saturday at the Wesley -Willis United Church on Services in Auburn Baptist
Simpson—Bushell wedding in , Sunday morning' by singing a ,Church were withdrawn in re-.
Lucknow ori Saturday. solo. cognition
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Perdue i Mr, and MrsGordon Cuning- Special music was furnished by
spent the weekend in Toronto heme motored to Toronto' last the Lobb Male Quartette (Clif-
. with their son and daughter -in- weekend where Mrs. Cuninghame toed Lobb, Sgt. A. R. Persaa,
law, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Perdue, is visiting for' this week among RCAF, Glen Lockhart, and Fred
John A. "Tony" VanEgmond, friends and relatives. Mr. Cun- Lobb), accompanied by, Mrs. C.
Detroit, Mich„ is spending a inghame, in company with Roy Lobb;, and by the Van der Berg
vacation with his brother, Ferg and Carl East, Toronto, is en- Trio, accompanied by A. Van der
VanEgmond, and, Mrs. Van Eg-. joying an outing at their hunt
mond. cabin, Baie-de-ore. ,
Mrs, Joseph McGillawee and Mr. and Mrs. George Dufrene
5 family, Shakespeare, returned to and Mrs. Andrew Moore, Detroit,
their home on Tuesday after vis- Mr. and Mrs. E. Prescott and
4 iting the former's mother, Mrs. daughters, Audrey and Dorothy,
W. J. Tough. „„ Newton Chapman and Bob Sparks,
. Mrs. Wilson
y a,� a weekend visitor at the home Pring, Harriston, spent the
Fred Thorndike, 'London, was all of Toronto, and
3».*+;p.:41:01R44«,,,.,;.,4-4«;.,,..T:.;.r..;**t".:.+,..L«t «»« ,,":" « .144.1,.4., of his parents and grandfather, weekend with Mayor and Mrs,
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For Clinton Lay only
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Thorndike 1 A J. McMurray, Miss Dorothy
end Mr. Thomas "Hardy.
'Prescott and Mrs. Pring assisted
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Gibbings "with the Hallowe'en party at the.
/ / • / / 2 and son, Stratford, and Miss Collegiate on Saturday evening.
2o% discount 1
ON ALL FRAMES
Large stock of metal, glass and wood
, frames and frames made-to-order
for your pictures.
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PHOTOGRAPHERS
Also Studios in Mitchell and Stratford }
Phone 84, McEwan's Clinton
Marion Gibbings, Dundas, visited
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. J.
Gibbings over the weekend.
and
E. McGillicuddy D. z.
Dn.
Engagements Announced
Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Cooke,
engage -
Mr.
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announce
the e
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Mr. and Mrs. Alan J. Hymus, ment of their daughter, Ethel,
Toronto, visited Mrs. Grace, Hig- to Eldon Yeo, son of Mrs. Yeo
gins and Mr. and Mrs. F. B. I and the late William Yeo, Holmes-
Pennebaker ove)} the weekend. ville, the marriage to take place
Mrs. N. W. ^Trewartha, Mrs, in November.
Ernest Adams, Mrs. E. H. Epps * s' *
and Mrs. I. M. Nay were among I The engagement is announced
those from Clinton branch of the of Madeleine Prances, daughter
W.I. who attended the conven- of Mrs. Hawkins and the late
tion in London last week. .W. Thomas Hawkins, to John G.
Guests with Mr. and Mrs. Char- MacKinnon, Toronto, the mer-
les Stewart or Sunday last were riage to take place on Saturday,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Vincent, God- November 20, at 2 p.m., in St.
erich, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Toll, Paul's Church, Clinton,
Auburn, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
these countries.
London, Sunday night. He re -
Rev. A. Forsyth supplied themaiiied in Londbn ouennight. on
pulpit - of Maitland St. Chureh,account of heavy fags.;
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I THE SMART PLACE
THE RIGHT PLACTo Oa'E
sAvESH'EARING'S
Berg. The fine harmony of both
groups was greatly appreciated
by ell and added to the effective-
ness of the service.
The church was decorated
throughout with chrysanthemums
and other flowers and coloured
leaves.
Mr. Trimer based his message
on the types of people who are
to be found at church. He de-
scribed a parade of religious
people in which one could pick
out: (1) the man who didn't. care
e wasthere or not;2
whether he ( )
the man who also had little re-
ligious interests but wanted to be
seen in the company of the re-
ligious; (3) the man who, at
heart, didn't went to be in the
parade, but was afraid not to be
there; (4) the man who wanted
to be there because of the real
joy he found in religious service
and fellowship. •
He appealed to the congrega-
tion to find the real values in
Christianity that they might have
a new appreciation of our re-
ligion and better attendance at
the public srevices of the church.
Following the worship service,
Mr. Trinier gave a very inter-
esting and informative travelogue,
in which he summed up the delib-
erations of the Baptist World
Alliance at Copenhagen and the
World . Council of Churches
at Amsterdam last summer.
His slides depicted views of
England, Scotland, Germany, ,i
Adams, Londesboro, and Mr. and LEGION AUXILIARY
Mrs. Lloyd Stewart. I The Ladies' Auxiliary of the
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Adams and Canadian Legion will meet in
two children, Brenda end Bill, !the Legion Hall on Monday, No -
who have spent the past three vember 8, at 8.15 p.m.
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1 First -Class Merchandise
"Clintori Day"
SPECIALS
Genuine Bargains of
2
Children's Wear
CHILDREN'S and MISSES'
HATS
Reg. $1.98 -- $2.49
Special 1.49 -- 1.98
Shoe Dept.
A FREE Pair of RUBBERS with
Every Pair of Shoes sold on
"Clinton Day."
Babywear Dept.
FLANNELETTE
CRIB -SHEETS
Reg. 85c
Special 59c ea.
Men's wear Dept.
MEN'S JUMBO KNIT SWEATERS
Reg. $3.95
Special $2.95
Accessories Dept.
LADIES' HANDBAGS
Reg. $4.95 - $3.95
Special $2.95.
Chinaware Dept.
EVERY -DAY WHITE CUPS
Reg. 18c ea.
Special 2 for 25c
Ladies' Wear
PRINT HOUSE DRESSES
Reg. .,.. $2.49-$2.95-$3.95
Special .. $1.98 - $2.49 - $2.95
Wallpaper Dept.
FREE Border with Every ROOM
of Wallpaper sold.
a
Wool Dept.
FREE Knitting Book with Every
Purchase of
5 BALLS WOOL OR OVER
Piece Goods Dept.
GOOD QUALITY WABASSO
PRINTS
Reg. .49c Special .39c
Hosiery -Lingerie Dept.
LADIES' COTTON HOSE
Reg. .39c. Special .25c
LADIES' NYLON KNITTED SLIPS
Reg. $5.50 '..... Special $4.75
Linen Dept.
LINEN TEA TOWELLING
23" wide
Reg. .98c Special .69c
Z5oyJand Aloes Open -v
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New Modern Food Market
NEW LOW CASH-AND-CARRY
FOOD PRICES
Extra Bargains for Clinton Day Nov. 6
COFFEE, Maxwell House .:..:'. .. lb. pkg. 57c
SUGAR, Granulated 5 lb. bag 44c ,
CORN, York Bantam ................2 tins 35c
SOUP, Campbell's Tomato 2 tins 21c
CATSUP, Wagstaffe's bottle 17c '
PICKLE, Heinz Sliced Dill jar 18c
APPLE JUICE, Allen's tin 10c ?
JELLY POWDERS, Club House. 2 pkgs. 15c
TOMATO JUICE, Libby's tin 11c '
CORN SYRUP, Bee Hive 2 lb. tin 25c
RAISINS, Australian Seedless 2 lbs. 29c ,
CHERRIES, Stoney Creek Sweet tin 30c
.s
• QUALITY MEATS • y
Large Pork Sliced Side 'Smoked Cottage �'
SAUSAGE lb. 49cIBACON 1/2 lb 37cIROLLS .. lb 59c .�
3
YORK FROSTED FOODS
STRAWBERRIESIWhole Kernel 'Fancy Quality 3
Sliced . pkg. 40c CORN pkg. 28c PEAS . pkg. 30c'
Garden Fresh FRUITS & VEGETABLES
Choice Hearts . Juicy 392's Golden Ripe
CELERY ORANGES BANANAS
Bunch .. . 23cDoz. 19c Lb. 15c
Your Red & White Self Serve Store 3;
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FOR "CLINTON DAY", SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6
A Grand Opportunity for yov to Make Your Dollars have
More Cents!
Greatly Reduced Prices on Merchandise from practically every
Department Throughout the store.
Angora Gloves & Mitts E
AT in a great variety of
ONE-HALF shades. Away they go
PRICE at One -Half of Original
Prices.
25% REDUCTIO
Men's Dress Sox in all -wool
and Union, sizes 101 to
11%. They will make an
excellent Christmas gift.
DRASTIC REDUCTIONS
On Piece Goods. We have selected a
table of Materials suitable for Women's
and Children's Wear, at prices which
- wiliattract the most thrifty shoppers.
NOTE THESE PRICES —
36" Plastic
Priced for one day only
35c and 49c yd.
Plain and Flowered
Regular prices 50c and 69c
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