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The >LITTLE :RANGE thet'does
a pm JOB o E cooking &heating.;
A scall modern -stove witli Ali the cooking and
heating efficiency of meny :larger and more es?,
pensiVe ranges, Fakes up very little floor space,
yet hes a full size 14 inch oven; ::Bums either wood
or coal. You'llbe delighted' with the ability of
this Findlay range — and with its moderate price.
See it today.
Cris Findlay Condor Range fu'l Enamelled .......... . ... $125.00'
13ne Findlay Range, Oval High closet and reservoir .. $97.00
Cns,used McOlay Cook stove with High shelf ...., .....: ,.. $35.03.
tr:`e Used Cook Outer Type .. . . $10.00
Ironing Boards and Pads
UTTER & PERDUE
M RDWARE, PLUMBING & ELECTRICIANS
P*ON= 147w: CLINTON, ,ONT.
January Specials
Girl's eiderdown .bath robes sizes 8 to 14. Fancy patterns in red and
blue shades. Too late for Christmas. Selling now $2.39
Girls rubber overboots sizes 13, 1 and 2 only. To clear at $1.98
Boys high top leather boots, double sole. A good heavy shoe for
School' wear. Special Price . $4.19
Boy's breeches in Whipcord and Mackinaw cloth .... $2.00 to $3.50
Boy's Overcoats, brown tweedy made in double breasted style .with.
half -belt. Sizes 29 to 37. Priced from • $11.95 to $17.50.
Men's winter Overcoats in striped Tweeds, Grey or brown Freize or
Fleece and made in new slip on 'style with military collar '
Priced at $22.50 to .$29.50
Plumsteel Bros.
Arrow darts - Adam Hats — Scott & Marsis Shoos tar Mut
• Agouti Tip Top TsU..&
if we have what you want
The Price is Right.
BROWN'S
One Door. North of Royal Bank '
NOTICE
I have moved tuy office from the Bank of Montreal Building
o the McKenzie Hotel opposite the Post Office where I shall be
lad to see clients and friends at the usual consultation hours
uesday and Friday afternoons.
H. G. Meir
Barrister oc.
81-3
NOW SALE
50 pair of Gores and Ties
Were $7.50 and $8.00
Now -Clearing for °$2.95
Come in and See us
We May have your Fitting
T. Churchill
Shoe Store
The beginning of : a New' Year
is the time : to cheek on ; your
work books so we list .a, ;few
froth our Stock:
Ledger
Cash Book
Journal
Day Book -
Columnar Book
Minute Book
Also Index 'Cards, Letter
Files, Order 'book, Time Books
as well as other office supplies.
G. R. McEwan Co.
Books & Stationery
'OFTEN THE CHEAPEST
ALWAYS THE BEST"
PHONE 84
W.O. Percy Brown of Toronto, was
visiting in town this week, with
hirbrothers and sister.
Miss Celestine' Shanahan of London,
spent the week end at the hom
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Chas. Shanahan.
Mr. Ninian Heard, of Stratford spent
the week end in town with Mrs.
Heard.
Miss ghyllis Herman, student at the
University of Western Ontario,
London, visited her parents Mr.
and Mrs. W. T. Herman over the
week end.
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VARNA.
The Annual Vestry meeting of St.
Johns ,Ainglican Church will be held
in the church on Thursday evening
at 8.00 o'clock. All church members
are requested to be present. •
Cpl. Floyd McAsh of Hebert N. S.
is home on leave with his parents Mr.
and Mrs. Jno. McAsh.,
•
A most enjoyable evening was
spent at the home of Mr. • and Mrs,
Fred Reid on Friday when Mrs.
Reid and Mrs. Geo. Johnston enter-
tained the yottng people of their
Sunday School Class. After a hot
supper had been served by the hos-
tess the evening was spent in Social
'chat, contests and games.
Cpl. Wm. McAsh of New Brun-
swick has returned after spending
his furlough with his wife and
two small sons •Gar•rie , and
Douglas and his parents Mr, and
Mrs. Jno. McAsh,
The Varna Red Cross annual
meeting will be held in the Township
Hall, Varna on Friday Evening Jan.
19th 1945 at 8 p.m. All members are
urged to be present to hear the re-
ports from the dafferent Committees
on last years work of the Society.
The Varna United Church W.M.S.
held their 'meeting last week at the
home of Mrs Lee McConnell.
SUMMERHILL.
In last week's issue it was stated
that during the year the Red Cross
had sent $143. to headquarters. This
amount should have read $430.
Mr. Ross Lovett of London spent
the week end with his parents, Mr:
and Mrs. Win. Lanett.
Mrs. Won. Mairs is visiting her'
mother Mrs. Thos. Doyle at Auburn.
Mrs. Warren Gibbings had as her
guests on Saturday afternoon, Mrs.
McKinnon of -Clinton, Mrs. Percy
Gibbings and'Doris, Mrs. Eph. Snell
and Jane Mary. •
Mr. Ira Rapson returned home
a week ago, after an operation at
Clinton hospital. Glad to report he,
is progressing favorably.
Sympathy of the community goes
out to Mr. and Mrs. Glen Cornish
on the Leath of M'ss Edith Cornish,'
sister of Mr. Cornish.
Mr. and Mrs. Graydon Neal were
hort3 at n very lovely dinner party
in their home last Theirs. evening.
Mr. and Mr,. ' Goldwin Sin •
Mrs. Don :Smith and Clayton
Ellis, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Vadden,
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Gibbings, Miss
Kay McGf1, Mr. and Mrs, Chas.
Merrill, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ball,
being the guests. After dinner
eards were enjoyed by all, •
Say '';it With Fl
owexs'
for Every Occasion
F: R, CUNINGHAME
Member of Florists Tel.` Del. ;As.
Personal care given every order;
and special attention given to
Funeral Orders: °
Phone 176 and 31,
COME „TO
Londesboro Community Hall
on
Wednesday., .Jana' 24
at 8.30
National 'Flint Board of .Canada
P•resents?:FREE
"Battle of Russia",.. "History of
Power in.Canada","Musical Over=
ture No. '5", "Canada in Action".
See these outstanding films
and enjoy a
Modern and Old Time Dance
Sponsored by
Hullett Branch of the Federation
of Agriculture .
Dance 35d
32-1
BINGO
St Joseph's Church Hall
Wednesday, Jan. 24
Fifteen regular rounds
4 Specials and Jack -Pot
,32-1•
ANNUAL MEETING
Clinton Spring Show
on
Saturday, January 27
in •-
Agriculture Board Rooms
Every person interested in the
SpringShow is cordially invited to
attend this meeting.
A, J. McMurray J. B. Matheson
Treasurer •Secretary
32-2
Annual Meeting
War Services Assoc.
on
Tuesday, January 23
in the
COUNCIL CHAMBER
at 8 :p.m..
Election of Officers
31-2
S",NJ
Red Shield
The Red Shield have received "let-
ters of thanks from the following
boys for parcels received; Sgt.
Frame, M., Pte. C. E. Gliddon, Pte.
Bezzo, W., Spr. R. McCabe, L. Cpl.
J. Cree, Pte. H. F.. Sidman, L. Bdr.
Ferg. McKay.._
The regular iueeting of the R. S.
W. A. will be held on Tuesday, Janu-
ary 23rd. The meeting 'will be held
in the N'ew quarters at Mr, Tasker's
-old store, next to Ball's auto supply
store. Every .member is asked to
be present as lots of quilting and
knitting also sewing will be on
hand.
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GOD'S WILL—NOT MINE
Continued from page 4
the exception of Him who is prepar-
ing,an Eternal Home ter us they
wersymbolic of humanity to -day.
God does not always answer our
prayers the way we 'want Him to,
but in allowing us to be hurt and
disappointed, He has made it a
means of drawing us closer to Him
and we havelived in. many instances,
to see the day when we have thanked
Him that He answered our prayer
in His own way and not according
to our will. Jesus 'Christ' prayed
that the cup would pass from Bim,
but after God had tried 'mid tested
Hien to the full, He was able to say,
"It is finished" and "Father, into
thy ,hands,I commend my spirit".
God's Will is always best, and as
we pray that His will may be ours.
we earnestly hope that we will be
ab:e to trust Rini in such a way that
there will be no question in our
minds as to whom we will follow. •
"There is nothing to fear for the
faithful heart '
Though storm clouds break, and
frien'ds depart; •
There is nothing to fear;:' forthe
battles won
When we learn to say; "Thy will be
done."
There is nothing to fear for those
who pray
For strength_ and guidance en the
way;
Though the last faint hope Iras all
but gone --
The trusting soul goes bravely on
tit perior Store
P}14UN$;11`1-dL1:NTON.'
SPECIALS 1
JANUARY
2
-ROBIN HOOD QUICK COOKING,
OATS 5 lb. ]fag . , 25c
INGERSOLL iIALTED-`CHEESE`
FIVE ROSES FLOUR 7• lb. bag 27c
HILLCREST SHORTENING
RUBY BRAND Peas 20 oz. 2 tins 25c
PREM -A; COOKED 'PORK
SPECIALTY TIN . ..... 31 e
HAWES FLOOR WAX 1 lb tin '45e
SNOWFLAIKE AMMONIA
2 pkgs. tic
P. & G. SOAP 2 bars 110
CAMAY SOAP 3 bars .........19c
SUPER. SUDS' LARGE- pkg. 25c
SANI WHITE' TOILET TISSUE'
3 rolls 190
ORANGES, size 288s Doz. 37c
LEMONS, size 300s- 3 for 13c
GRAPEFRUIT, size 126 5 for 25c
HEAD LETTUCE lge. each 19c
CELERY HEARTS each 415c
C00KING APPLES spy's 5 lbs. 25e
i. R. iR�MPS�N
WEEK END SPECIALS
1 Bag ROBIN HOOD QUICK
OATS 29c
1 BAG VITA B 10e
1 Bag EATMORE WHEAT
BERRIES 25c
2 tins. HARRY HORNES Cocoa 25c
2 pkg. PUDDING POWDERS
2 pkg.' SAVOY CUSTARD
POWDER........ 19e
2 pkg. LIPTON'kS NOODLE Soup 25c
5 lb. COOKING APPLES .. , . 25c
3 lb. .READY, CUT Macaroni 20c
1 pkg. GOLDEN SPRAY Clieese 22c
2 tins Tomato Juice ....... , 19e
1 pkg. Cheese-A-RONI ......... 19e
1 lb. tin CALUMET B. POWDER 25c
3 GRAPEFRUIT 96s 20c
5 lb. C00KING ONIONS 25e
SUNKIST NAVEL ORANGES'
CARROTS, CABBAGE, Sp. ONIONS
W. L. JOHNSON,
PHONE 286 GROCER
DELIVERY HOURS 4 to 6 p.m.
January 18 to 20
BULK COCOA lb, 17c
GROG—PUP DOG FOOD pkg. 25c
VAN CAMP'S Tomato Soup
3 tins 25c
YORK Sandwich Spread 15c
SMARTS Pumpkin 28 oz., 2 tins 27c
SMARTS ASPARAGUS tips tin 22c
AYLMER Cauliflower Relish jar 21e
HEINZ beef steak sauce btl. ..27e
CHEMICO', a fragrant antiseptic
non -scratching cleaner for
Bath and household cleaning
Try it tin , 25c
BISON The all purpose cleaner
2 tins 19c
LASCO cleaner 2 tins 9c
BAY ; of FUNDY Herring 10 oz.
tins 15c
VALUES FOR JANUARY 190. and 2Qih'
CANADA CORN
STAR01-1 2 ,pkgs.
GIAINT POPPING.
CORN Ib.
QUAKER PUFFED
19c
WHEAT 2 pkgs.. 15
MOTHER JAGKSONS JIF)±<
15c PORRIDGE plug .,183
CO,UNTRY KIST-
PEAS.2 tins
GLENWooD DICED
25c CARROTS2 tins 25c
GLENWOOD DICED
BEEPS 2 tins
DEVON
25c TOMATOES 2 tins 25c
SOUP Red and-White'Tonc. or Veg. 3 for
CANADA'S FINEST
A jONO LASTING—ECONOMICAL
TOS.st SOAP
CAKE 52
25c
Griffin Chicken Jiffy Pie
Handle Tin 25c - CRUST pkg. 25c
Smoked Cod
Fillet's Ib. 39.
T
East Coast
Mussels Tin 29q
esh Cod,
Fillets lib. 353 CARE 5c.
GARDEN FRESIL FRUITS AND 'VEGETABLES
MUSHROOMS,,—RA/DISHES —SPIN.A:CH. --SPANISH ONIONS
SQUASH —CABBAGE. -PARSNIPS — CARROTS — TURNIPS
SUNKIST' JUICY 220's CHOICE HEARTS OF
ORANGES doz. 49c CELERY bunco 19c
CALIFORNIA JUICY 380's
LEMONS 3 for ilc
MARSH SEEDLESS 112's
GRAPEFRUIT 4 for 19c
CHOICE CALIFORNIA
TOMATOES ib. 29c
CHOICE LARGE HEAD
LETTUCE each 15c
C. M. SHEARING
PHONE 48 FOR QUALITY FOODS — CLINTON
Sleighing is Good
SO CALL AND SEE' OUR STOCK OF CHILDREN'S
SLEIGHS ALSO RUNNERS FOR BABY CARRIAGES.,
WE I1AVE. A GOOD STOCK OF KIDDIE CARS AND
TOY SETS'
ALSO. A NEW STOCK OF WARDROBES.
BALL & ZAPFE
Dealers in Hardware and Furniture
Modern Ambulance Service, Funeral Directors
Store Phone 195
DOUGLAS G, BALL
Phone 110
JOHN J. ZAPFE
Phone 103
THE' CLINTON NEWS -RECORD
January 15th, 1920
Mr','W. H. Davison of Paisley
in town this week completing the
purchase of the hardware business
of Mr. R. Rowland, of which he will
take possession next month.
Miss Flossie Cole of Goderich
Township is the guest of Mrs. C. H.
Holland.
Mrs. Telfer and child visited Mr.
and Mrs. G. H. Potter for a few
days last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cole of
Sandusky, Mich, are visiting friends
and relatives in and around Clinton.
Messrs. E. F. Merner of Bayfield
and H. J. Merner of Seaforth werg
in Clinton on Monday looking after
matters in connection with the new
flax mill to be erected here. Meme:
Bros. have purchased the Copp
place at the "Y" and they expect to'
have a mill erected and equipped
with the necessary machinery in clue
time.
Rev. E. 0. Forde and Mr. D. K
Prior were in London on Monday in
connection with the Forward Move-
ment in the Baptist Church.
;Rev. Dr. Medd, who preached in
Wesley -Willis Church on Sunday
was the guest for a few days over the
week end of his -brother, Mr. J. G.1
Medd of town.
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Mrs. Matthews, of the Sterling Bank,
Auburn, last week, arriving home oat
Monday last.
I! Flight -Lieut. Will Wiseman, eldeat
son of Mr, and Mrs. 3: Wisenaq
. arrived home from overseas. He en-
listed at Edmonton with the 51st
Mrs, John Code, of Trowbridge
and her daughter, 'Mrs. (Rev.) P.
Sutton of Snrokey Lake, Alta, visited
the former's sister, Mrs. Turner,:
Joseph Street, for a couple of days
last week.
Messrs. D. Cantelon, J. Dunford,
J. Noble and L. Harland started fro
Winthrop on Tuesday to attend the'
annual meeting of the Hullett Dis-
trict L. 0. 2, but turned back on ac-
count of the storm.
HARRY HORNE'S Liquid 'Gravy
maker bottle 23c
CHUTNEY SAUCE! bottle .... 25c
DALTONS' Pudding powders
sweetened 2 pkg..... .. 150
INTERLAKE TOILET TISSUE
3 rolls 25c
FRESH FRUITS & VE'GETABLE'S
FRESH Sau?age lb. 25c
FRESH Wieners ib. ......... 27c
Bologna in piece. lb: 24e
Back Bacon lb. 59e
COTTAGE. ROLL in piece lb. 39c
CANADA'S' FINEST
A LONG LASTING'—ECONOMIFAJ.
CAKE 5c
()rya!
THE CLINTON NEW ERA,
January 15th, 1920
Miss Gladys MnGnire is visiting
with relatives at Belgrave.
Mrs. (Judge) Dickson,' of Goderieh,
was the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Bowden this week.
Mrs. J. B. Lihdsay, of town, and
daughter Mrs. Kyle, are visiting
friends in Toronto this week. -
Mr. Malcom McTaggart returned
to eollege in St. Catharines on Mon-
day after- spending the mid -winter,
vacation at his home here.
Mr. J, .7. Merner was in town on
Tuesday and closed a deal with Mr.
Jos. Copp for his 50 acre farm, south
of the tracks, which with the barn
Will be used in his. new flax busi-
ness here. '
Mrs. J. L. Kerr. returned on Tues-
day from Toronto after spending a -
few weeks at the'.parental home.
- Mr. Thos. Coless, of near Sud-
bury', has purchased the house and
lot of Mr. John Wiseman and- will
get possession next May. Mrs. Cor-
less is a sister of Mrs. A. J. Me -
Murray, ' Mrs. Harry : Fitzsimons and
Mrs. Kennedy.The trice paid i re-
Lt e
. reported to be $1800,
Mr. and Mrs. W. S.. Downs, and
'Miss Muriel, 'visited at the 'home of h
Free Delivery
Battalion and after recovering from.
wounds he received in France, joined
the Royal Air Force and saw see..
vice in Egypt, and was sant to Cal- .
onge, Germany.
When the Present Century"
Was Young
THE CLINTON NEWS -RECORD
January 19th, 1905
Mr. John Moore from Exeter,
spent Sunday at hone.
Mr. John` 'Reynolds of Detroit, is
visiting his aunt, 'Miss Ellen Shana-
han.
Mrs. Thos. Rumball, Elmira, whe
is accompanied by her two sons,
Masters Wilbur and Norval, canto
up last week to help nurse her
mother, Mrs. Jas. Walker Sr. who
has been very ill, but is now irnp
proving.
Mr. William Koine of Langdect,
North Dakota, was in town the past
wveek visiting friends, among the
number his cbusin, Mr. Harry Houl-
den.
Mr. and„Mrs. Martin Charlesworth
al
of Dakota are visiting relatives an
old friends in town and townships.
They are both well known here, Mt,
Charlesworth. particularly in Gode-
rieh Township where his brother its
the days 'gone by owned what is now
known at T'ricic's ;Mill.
Mr. Norman Boles left on Monday
morning for Toronto.
Mr. James Elliott of near Grandiia,
North Dakota, was in town the past:
Week the guest of his nephew, Mr,
Elliott. Mr. Elliott' for'lrierlyi
lived on the 6th concession of Code -
rich Township.
Mrs. F. W. Watts, District see
tary of the Royal Teinp]ars of Tom,
perance, will attend the annus4
District meeting' to be held in Exeter.
Mr. Garnet M.Brien left .on Mott.:
day for Niagara Falls, having tie.
cepted a position on the staff of the
Record of that place,
Master Fred Eagleson of Goderielt
spent the last week the guest of hip
uncle Mr. Peter Orr,
Mr. George McRae .returned to
Detroit on Saturday:
Mr. George .Emerson of London
was, in town on Tuesday.
Miss B. Grigg of Grimbsy wilt
visit far the winter at the home ell
er uncle, Mr. A, Hooper,