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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1947-12-18, Page 4PAGE FOUR 1`resh Raspberries, pkg. , . 45c Preel Strawberries, pkg. ... 42e Red Pie Cherries, pkg,32c Black • Sweet Cherries, pkg. . 35c ' lied Peaches, pkg. . 30c Golden Bantam Corn, pkg. .. 30c Smoked. Fillets of Cod, lb. , ... 35c Fillets of Haddock,- lb. 40e Fillets of Sole, lb... , : 45c Fillets of 'Sahnon, l'b... 50e Salhnon Steaks, lb. .. 45c Green Pelas, pkg, ..... 30e Fillets of Cod, 'li' .. 35o Broccoll, pkg. 30c Smoked Kippers, lb. , . 35e Canned Salmon; extra fancy pink, 1b. 40c Oysters, Standards, 8 -oz. jar, 50e Selects, 8• oz: jar, 60e Mince Meat, Maple. Leaf' two -pie can 40e © 0 0 -. Wishing all our customers A MERRY CHRISTMAS land A HAPPY NEW YEAR Clinton locker Service Phone 335j Albert St. Art Design PETITE POINT Mrs. Oakes Re-elected Wesley -Willis WA Head The Deeem'ber meeting of the W.A. of Wesley -Willis United Church teok'the form of a Ohristmas .party on the alter noon of December 4y won between 5U word 00 lades were present. The meeting rues hold in the church parlour which was decorated with evergreens ans. d' tenches of rod. The president, Mr. W. A. Oakes, vie in, the chair, and Mrs, ibinrgan Agnew and Mrs. 1I. Charleewortk 'were pianists. Carole }Vere Bung and the opening hymn. was "O . tomo all ye faithful". Rev. Andrew Lane made the opening prayer. Tho reports of the seerotary and treae- uror wore given by Mrs. Gordon M]alier and Mrs. R. S. Atkey, respectively. During the devotional period, Mrs. Charles Nelson road the story of the life of Mary, the motherd of Jesus, Mrs. A. T. Cooper offered prayer and Mrs, R. S. Atkey gave Lesson Thoughts, A lovely solo "0 Holy Night" was sung by Mrs. M. Nedigor; as an encore "A Bethlehem Lullaby" was given. Reports from the conveners of com- mittees were followed by The election of officers . for 1048. Rev. Andrew Lane took the hair and called for the report of the striking committee which was given by Mrs. 13. 13. Peeklington. This report was accepted as road. A very Lino reading entitled "Tho Man Who Gave Rs el restmos" was given by Mrs. .Gordon Miller. Tho Miz- pah Benediction brought the meeting to a erose, after which a delicious tea, whieh included ice cream, Christmas cake and home-made candy was served from a table prettily deeorited with a gay little Christmas 'Mee, sprays of pine and streamers of red. Officers and conveners for 1948 are as follows: president, Mrs. W. A. Oakes; first vice president, Mrs. B. 13. Pock- lington; second vice president, Mrs. Creo Cools; recording secretary, Mrs, William Jervis; treasurer, Mrs. Percy Manning; corresponding seerotary, Mrs. Charles Nelson; press secretary, Mrs. A. T. Cooper; group.leaders, Mrs. Fred Pot- ter, Mrs. Gordon Miller, Mrs. J. Addi- son, Mrs, Harold Adams; conveners: flower, Mrs. J. Nediger; sewing, Mrs. Wilfred. Jervis; programme, Mrs. Reg., Shipley;. property,. Mrs. Will .Pinning;. communion, Mrs. Laidlaw; manse, Mrs. Will Pickard; pianist, Mrs. H. Charles- worth. Mrs. Woolfrey Heads Ontario St. WMS Tho W.M.S. of Ontario St, United Church. met Tuesday, December 0, in the school hall, The meeting was opened with quiet mneie played by Miss E. Wiltse. Mrs. WooIfrey read the Call to Worship followed by the Christmas Bible story. Prayer followed. Mfrs. Woolfrey then conducted a very intpressive candle -lighting ceremony. A. beautiful worship centre had been ar- ranged incl candles of Good -Will and Friendship were lighted, each represent- ing a race of new Caushons who have come to live with us. Those lighting the candles were Mrs. Maltby, Mrs. Holmes, Mrs. VanEgmond, Mrs. Fear, bliss E. Wiltse, Mrs. Townsend raid Mfrs. .Aiken. During this service a lovely Afrikan enrol "0 Little Oae Lovely" was sung by Miss E. Wiltse. Joan Pines sang sweetly the Polish carol "Infant Holy, Infant Lowly". Mrs. Aiken sang very nicely the carol "Gaulle Mary Laid Her Child'''. .4. very interesting chapter of the Study Boort was given by Mrs. A. J. McMurray. After routine business and reports wore given, Mfrs. Wilts° took charge of the meeting and accepted the note list of officers for 1948 which wt's presented by Mrs, Holmes. Officers are:, honorary president, Mrs. George bhiploy; presi- dent, 'Ms. W. J. Woolfrey; first vice president, Mrs. Holmes; second vice pres- ident, Mrs. Wiltse; 'third vice president, Mrs. N. Carter; secretary, Mrs. Towns- end; press secretary, Alm' A. J. Me- Mfuray; corresponding secretary, Mrs. Maltby; treasurer, Mrs. Wheatley; stewardship secretary, Mrs. Aiken; sup. ply secretary, Mrs. Sly; community friendship secretary, Mrs. Jervis, Mrs. Webster; pianist, Mrs, B. J. Gibbvigs; expense fund, Mrs. (Dr.) Thompson; associate helpers, Mrs. T. Glazier; vie. iting conunittee, Miss Rona Pickett, Miss M. 'Wiltse; study book, Mrs. B. Olde; Mission Band Leaders, lIrs. R. Fear, Miss E. Wiltso; Missionary Monthly, Mrs. Radford; temperance secretary, Mrs. .Farnham; Baby Band, Mrs. Hog- gart. The meeting closed with a hymn and prayer. o Mrs. Hudie President St. Paul's Anglican WA Mrs. H. Bartli£f wee hostess on Wed. nosday, December 1.0 when the W. A. of St. Paul's Anglican Church held its annual meeting with a large attendance of members. The president, Mrs. Bulteel, anter con- ducting the opening service, called for reports from the various committees. Those proved: to be most gratifying, all commitments had been met in fell and oe time. The treasurer, Mrs. C. H. Epps reported a balance on hand. Part of this ems voted to (3.) Tho Columbia, Coast Mission; (2) Diocese of the Artie; (3) The Flower .Fund; andrho remainder to the budget fund of the local church. Mrs. Bulteel thanked the members for their hearty support dmii g the past year and eongratnlated them on their n;chievemente. Mrs. G. Taylor tools the chair for the eleeti.ou of officers which resulted as follows: honorary president, Mrs. Bul- teel; president, Mrs. Eiudie; first vice president, Mrs. L. ` ,MeKinnon; second. vice ,president, Mrs.Elvidgc; secretary, Miss W. Thompson; tooaou er, Mrs, Rob- inson; superintendent Junior W.A., Mrs, Winter; Superintendent Little Helpers, Miss Ml Hawkins; Dorcas secretary, Mrs. Ii. G. Thompson literature, Mrs. Bul- teel end Mrs. C. Draper; quilt committee, Mrs. Niekle and Mrs, Morrison; convener Diocesan camp eonunitteo, Mrs. H. J. Thompson; secretary Livings Message, Mrs. G. M. Counter; social service, Miss Holmes; representative to I3oard of 'Management, Mrs. H. Emilia. CLINTON Nom. q3 -RECORD Clinton For Antique Chairs — Various Designs. JACK'S UPHOLSTERING W. L. MOORE, Proprietor • WORKMANSHIP GUARANTEED Huron and Orange Sts. Phone 62. u11111i1111111111111111011 1111111 f I 1 111111111111111111111111112111O111111i1111111111111113111111111111011111111121@101111@1111 E le I Grand Gilt Suggestions FOR THE MAN at the The To'ggery Shoppe 0 0 Socks — Ties -- Scarves — Billfolds — Sweaters Jackets — Key Chains — Shirts — Gloves — Braces ' Belts — Handkerchiefs — etc.. etc., all nicely wrapped A surprise; --Gave Him a miniature 'Halt and gift certificate and let 'hue choose his own shade and size of his favourite brand. A Crean Bat Stop in and see the specials of odd lines at bargain prices The Toggery Shoppe PHONE 324 (Beecher Streets in charge) CLINTON ileli11111V111111@IIIIIIIIIUeCIPJIa:'lle!!! lr:;,,1!P11!1!'11:l;1)14111V111111111111111111111111111111m2010 Dress Goods, Suitings and Coatings also Trimmings 1 ffl 11 BROWN' S One door north of. the Royal Bank Christmas Specials Kindergarten Sets, regular $9.50, special $6.25 Child's Piano, regular $12.50, special , ......... $9.00 Child's Billiard Table, regulate $7.50, special ' $5.00 Rocking Horse, regular $8.25, special $5.00 GOLF ac .f WTI Clean No increase in price while present stock lasts Three models to choose from Tank Type $69.50 Tank Type $59.50 Upright Type ..... • • $89.50 Alit models complete with attachments Ball Brothers HARDWARE and FURNITURE WM. N. BALD D. G. FUNERAL DIRECTORS Phone 361W Ambulance 1Serviee r BALL Phone 361J THURSDAY, DECEMB'GIt 18, 1047,:', your Christmas Shopping Problems Solved With: LOWER PRICES Fine Crepe Tailored Blouses, Sizes 12-20, except 1011 11y good value $3.50 and $3.95. Fine Wool Gloves . 95c in great [variety of colors With Wool Embroidery Trim -$ 1.39 Mrs. Pritchard, Lucknow, Is visit. ing her ,sister, Mrs. Robert Webster. Mrs. Agnes Farnham left on Wed- nesday for •Toronto where she will visit for several weeks. , Miss Helen .Phillips, Mitchell, was a weekend guest at the home of Mx. and Mrs. John A. Sutter and family. Miss Effie Johnston, Windsor, spent the weekend with her uncle •anal aunt, Mr. and Mrs. F. W. John- ston. ' Gabriel Elliott, Toronto, speni the weekend at the home of • his brother and sister-in-law Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Elliott. • Mr. and Mrs. B. • J. Grbbings are spending a few days this week in Stratford with their son and daugh- tewr-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. John Gib - hilts and family. Gerald Elliott, College of , Phar- macy, Toronto, is spending the Christmas vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Elliott. Hugh 13. Hawkins returned on Sunday from Quebec City where he attended the Warm Air Heating Convention in the Chateau Fron- tenac. Harold McPherson, Glen Lock- hart, George Jefferson and Benson Sutter were in Exeter on .Saturday evening attending the banquet tend- ered to Grand Master J. W. 1VIc- held in the Town hall. At this meet- Carthy of the IOOF., which was ing Mr. Jefferson received his PDDGM's jewel. • . Dr. J. S. Evans, the well-known veterinary surgeon, celebrated his 84th birthday at his home on Sun- day, December 14. Visitors over the weekend at the ,parental home in- cluded E. S. Evans, principal of St. Marys Collegiate Institute, and son, Hobert, St, Marys, and Mr. and Mrs. William Helm and son, Evans, Luck - now. Tea Rose Satin Slips Lace trimmed, sizes 34, 38, 40 Regular $3.50 — $3.75, for ... $2.95 Special in New Hand Bags Brown or Black Regular $5.00 for $3.95 • 'Fur Coats Clearing at Drastic Reductions Sizes 12 to 20 Cloth Coats The balance of stock on hand reduced in price for quick clearing IRWIN'S Open Sunday, December 21 And Every. Night Next Week USED CCR SPECIALS 1946 Dodge Sedan 1936 Chevrolet Coach Two 1930 Ford Model "A" HAVE YOUR CAR CHECKED FOR WINTER DRIVING It's wise to play safe in weather like this. Don't take a chance; let experts make certain you have safe and comfortable driving. ANTI -FREEZE CHAINS FIRESTONE TIRES AND BATTERIES RED STAR GARAGE J. P. MANNING Dodge and DeSoto Sales and Service Albert St. Phone 345 Clinton Orr ee ken Specials BANANA CAKE and HONEY BUTTER TARTS We still have Festive Fruit Cake DIXON'S PASTRY SHOP Rattenbury St. E. Phone 281w 1113111111111111111111111011111111I111111111$11111111111@11111111@III1INIV111111V11@I111111111M 'm111'11111111 1111,1111111 II This McBrine Glad- stone in tan or black leather... ""111111 2 TYPIOAL VALUES Travel Twins in tweed: Very smart!, $36 $46 I dl II II Ii 111111 1 111111 11111111 SKATES OF QUALITY • ® • LADIES' OUTFIT High White Elk Boot with heal, tempered steel figure skates attached. MEN'S HOCKEY 'OUTFIT 1 Black grained 'le a t h e r boots with brown toe and patches, with polished chromium tube skates, 0 II II !II Phone 2 (1[11111@=11111R111111111111111P1RE I '11 Clinton 111111l11i111(111111111111111111111111111111411IMMI 111 IEN Riley's Grocery. Where Quality Sells and Service Tells EXTRA SPECIALS For December 20-22-23-24 Just Arrived — 500 lbs. Candy Mixed Candy, lb. .... 49c Peanut Brittle, lb. ... 49c Chocolate Candy, 11), . , 59c Mixed Nuts, lb. 39c Peanuts, 1b. 39c Brazil Nuts, lb. 39e Diamond Budded Walnuts, lb. 59c Fresh Cranberries. lb49c Canned Peas , . 6 for $1.00 Aylmer Soup Tomato .. 11 for $1.00 Vegetable . 11 for $1.00 Special Basket Made to Free Delivery — Riley's Sunkist Oranges 344, 2 doz. 55c 288, 2 doz. 75c 200, 2 doz. 95c 150 1 doz. .. 69e Grape Fruit Juice 6 for 59e Fah Pitted Dates 21b. 45c Raspberry or Strawberry Jam ea... 49c White or Brown Sugar 10 lbs. 87c Bice. per lb. 21e Order and Delivered Grocery — Phone 39 r i nIdeal Gift Forlihn A PAIR OF MURRAY'S Health Spot Shoes A foot correotbive shoe with steel arch support built-in 0 .© For All the Family Gorgeous, Comfy SLIPPERS Shop new before the rush while selection is good A good stock of Women's FLIGHT BOOTS, in black or t; GALOSHES, RUBBER BOOTS, etc. THOS. CHURCHILL AND S}bN. The Christmas Season is Here! "Eat, Drink and he Merry" We can offer you— A variety of Baking, Christmas Candy, Chocolates WHY NOT ORDER a Siilverwood's ICE CREAM PIE for Christmas? BARTLIFF BROS. • BAKEfi,S and CONFECTIONERS Phone 1 . Clinton Silverwood's Ice Cream