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Distributor for :Clinton
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SPECIAL -GLEA RI1VG PRICES
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"THANK -YOU" CARDS
Very conveniently serve in making
acknowledgement 'of, your' gifts and
a N'ew, Year gift might pleasantly
adjust a contingency'. growing- out of
Your receipt of an unexpected gift
or your forgetting an intended gift.
THE CLINTON-N'EWii RECORD- . •
TI-IURSDAY, JANU4).RY 2, 1085
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The IN,. D. Fair • Co.
Often the Cheapest—Always the Best
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We look forward to another year of sIryicr illuminated by your
kind cooperation and friendliness. i'
DAMS & .: HERMAN
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;Miss Luella Walkinshaw of Toronto
lyres honte for Christmas.
Mr. ,red Elliott of Niagara Falls
- :was hem Over the Christmastide.
Mr. Ja it heti!:
of Hamilton was
home over the ,Ghristm'as vacation.
Miss Vera Deckis pf Toronto spent
the Christrea.stijlq itvitll friends
Clinton: '
Miss A.• MacDonald went to ler borne
at Waoodstock for the Christi/pas
holidays.
I Mr. Stewart Halt pf Toronto spent
a the Christnta6 Vacation at his home
in town.
Mr. J. 0. Sloman visited his son, Mr.
"`•.,d Siomain at Caperoel
Christmas.
Mr. and Mrs.- E. W. Morrison sand
Miss -Violet spent Christmas-. Day
in IIensall. - -
Messrs. • Murray and Ross 'MeEwan
:Were up�froni, Stratford for the
• Christmastide.
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Your Vote and Influence for
®oper for Mayor for 1930
is respectfully- requested
Miss M. It. Clark spent Christmas
with relatives in Toronto, '`return
ing Monday morning. '
Mt. and Mrs. J. Ferris of Toronto
i spent Christmas with the• latter's
mother, Mss. Rutledge.
Mrs. A. Cloakeyof Bluevale has been
visiting during'the past week with
• Mr.' E. and Miss L. Carter.
M'a. and Mrs. Fred Fowler of Strat-
iford` spent the'., festive holiday
..with their parents in • town:. -
Miss Maud Ltveranore of Toronto
and Miss 'Alice 'Sloman of Strat-
.fordwere, hone. fol Christmas.
Miss llarrtet }EtWIcinsnurse-in-train-
ing ,at the.Stratford General Hos-
j phial,. was -home for Christmas.
Miss- 1VI`ary,Watkins o) London came.
I up to spend Christmas with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. 7. Watkins.
Mr. 'W. J. , Nediger was called to
Dwelt Sound this . week owing to
asister,
the death of
Mrs. Woods.
.
'kiss Annie Critbdnden of Toronto
} Spent Christmas with her parents,
1114'r. and and Mrs. WI. ,Crittenden, south
of
town.
Mr. W. H. 'Hutch of Hamilton : tame
i home and spent the Christmastide
I with his parents, Mr. -and , Mrs,
, Fred' Match. "
Mrs. Harrison of• London spent the
Christmastide as' the guest of her
son,. Rev. L.' C. Harrison, at St.
Paul's rectory: ••
;Mrs. (Dr.) Ferguson of Kincardine
spent a couple of days during the
past week with. Miss Amy A. How
son of Clinton. •
1Miss Mary ' Ilcmaggert-- of Detroit
was home' fee the Christmas vaca-
tion with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. M. 'D. MoTa gart.'
Mr. David Steeps, spent the Christ-
mas holidays ,with his sister, Mrs.
Charles -Copp, of Goderich, who
has been ill for sone time
Mied'es Ltnnie Nediger and Murjorir
McMlath .of the Public school staff,
'Burwash, are spending the holiday
.' period at their respective- homes
in town. • '
Mrs. Suter and 1,iiss Olive Lawrence
and Mr. Fred Lawrence all spelnt
the ChristYniastide at the hoiie'of
thtlir : parents,. Mr. and Mrs. S.
Lawrence. _
iClearance Safe,.:.
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We will Broadcast List eachweek,
watch._.these__Lists
FIRST WEEK'S LIST'-
!dug..
Sale--
Janu.' 2nd to Fe rtaar :.1st
® for ®r C sh.
.. .Our St
date . f
some grxic%ly sold Qat, ' -so
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lS kP C s
Life Bu®y se
- 2 for 13c19c
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Prunes, 2'' lbs. ; . 27c
Loose Lard, 3 lbs. 5k
Table Syrup, 5 lb. ;pail, :`: 35c
Sodas, 2.`pkgs. 25c
Macaroni, 2 lbs. ` 21c
New Cheese, per lb. 29c
,Campbell's. Tomatoe Soup, 2_ -tins, - 25c
Knox Gelatine, (Free Cook Book) 23c
aC ore co/tie llal(for one week) (AbsolutelyCash),5
Currants, pe
75
FIRST WEEK'S LIST -
light Soap,
g:
"'. Orange Marmalade, (large
jar)
Raspberry Jam, - (large jar)
Peach' Jam, • •
Plum. Jain;
Briber' Sodas, •.
Tapioca,
Good . Rice,
Seedless Raisins,
Heinz Spaghetti,large tin,
-Fresh New:;Dates,
3 for -19c
33c
39c
49c
33ci
2 lbs. 25c•..:
2 lbs. . 25e:
3 lbs. 25c
2 lbs. . 25c
15:c
2: lbs. 19e
F RIGIDAIRE,
Loin, of °Pork. Roasts, 35c Lamb Roll Roasts, 30c Fresh Picnic Hanis, 23c Oysters, pt. 60c Halibut 30c Fresh,Fillets 30c
$L0O ORDERS DELIVERED FREE Afternoon Delivery: 2:30 'and 5 p..m.
Morning Delivery: 9 age 11 a.m.•
Cash And
Carry
>a Phane.
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WHERE "SELLS FOR LESS" PRICE PREVAILS
CLINTON'S BIG CORNER.,._ GROCERY
"ELECT EX -REEVE"
BERT'LANGFORD
FOR REEVE, 1930
A. member of the Town Council
for- years, also servingone year in
County Council. Always with the
interests of the "Home Town" at
heart.
Your Vote Greatly Appreciated.
"Happy New Year to All"
Your Vote and Inflinence solicited fer
N.W. Trewartha
FOR REEVE ..
who deserves your sttililort as Reeve
of the Town of Clinton for. 1930
;for the 'following reasons:
1. 'II-ile was instrum'eattal in reduc-
ing
educ-i ng Clinton's tax valuation in 1927
savingthe ratepayers a large sum
in County taxes each year.
2. He has, and. is willing again to
use' his influence for the proposed
canning factory. ' • , -
3 He lice always, been..loy':1., and
sympathetic to the-„Clnnten Ilospit'al
to see -that it received its share ` of
thp County grant.
VOTE FOR 'MR. THEW ARTIIA
AND A LAttGp:Ti CTJNirON:
Your Vote and.
Influence
SOLICITED FOR
Fred Livermore
for Councillor.
FOR 1930 .
Vote : For
11-. J. Miller
for Couincillor
FOR,. 1930,
THE L. 0. B. A.
• Wiill.,hold a
SKATING PARTY
at the Arena on
Tuesday, Jan. 7, 1930
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TUCKERSIVIITH •
The; follpwipg. wedding announce-
ment fiopo ,the, Garrettsville), .Qhio
Journal, ,yvi11• be read with interest by
many; old ..friends here, as the irooin
is an.old Tuckersmith.boyi,.a son of
Landesborough, for many
years' a well knewu residentwof . the
township, but now residing in , Port
Credit: . "Dr. A 11I. Landesborough,
Garrettsville, physician and surgeon,
and • Miss.' Annie • D. •Smylie, of Man-
gum, - Okla.... ied mber
at
9th, in•the-preweresbyterintatisan ChurcDeceh
'Ashtabula, qty -Rev Mr.. Bailey_, After
a' wedding . trip they will make then
'home in Garrettsville, where Doctor
Landesborough is practicing his. pro-
fession:
ro £fission: Dr. Landesborough is a son Orders•taketi at residence. Ontarto;St.
of Mr: and Mrs. 'W. C. Latidesbor- , PHONES': 46w and 46j •,
ough, Port Credit. ` He _ is . a graduate
of the University"of Toronto and hsis
been praetieing' in Garrettsville for.
more than -two years. • Mrs. Landes'.
borough is a graduate nurse of Jef-
ferson Park Hiospital, Chicago, and
was superintendent of Lubbock San-
'-itoriurn, Lubbock, Texas."
HOT DOGS. SANDWICHES,
'COFFEE' '
'Admission 25c. .
BAND - IN ATTENDANCE
47-1.
HOT DOG
ROLLS
FOR. YOUR SKATING PARTY
IViE ARE MAKING A SPECIAL
'ROLL' ,
'YOU WILL • ENJOY IT
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l'endorf's' 'Bakery
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MAK1 RS'.OF
"Whole Wheat” and: !`griO 1!i181Ge"•
• BREAU':.:.:
COAL . COKE
We sell DL&W: and. Famous Reading
Anthracite Coal,' Spivey 'Nut,', and.
Furnace Coke, Libebty Range'`else
Coke, Alberta Coal and Millers Or;eek.
ti5oft coal•Oua Motto --7 Good clean fuel ,at a r?itsonable
price."-
Cat -lead of Albert. Coal _to 'arrive'
this week -
W.• MILLER . & .,SOIL
Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Cooper went to
Toronto this 'Smelt 'to meet the
fordr s brother,..My. Tamest, Coop -
cc of l�cndon, Eng., who was es a
'business trip to America:
Dr. and Mts,.Pecunier, who spent the
Christmastide with the latter's,
GODERIC,H ' TOWNSHAD
-' The .followingis the: report of •S.
S. No. 11, for the month of Dec6m-
bee:
Sr. 4th -•*Ray Perdue 63.
Jr. Orth—"'LlOY$ Batkin, 63, _
Sr. aid—Faye Lindsay,„ 32;. ,Tolnt _Our heartf sit wishes to all of yet;
Lindsay, 63; "'Margaret Farquhar;
Ifar 'a auccessfuL.and happy year, We
Jr 3rd—"'Olive Pickett 54; Made6- I
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We Solve ' Your.1930 Shopping Problem
• The tremendous s buying power of our six hundred stores meat
that you get every advantage of the lowest prices—We sell only we
known, high quality goods—and • our delivery service means that i
• stead of a tiresome half-hour or more walking to and from the stor
you simply 'phone and we do the rest. Pry our service once and yo
too, will realize why thousands deal with us regularly.
WE SELL THE BEST FOR LESS
Fresh Milled Rolled.Oats
5 lbs.
Special Black Tea, lb. . ..
Purity ,Oats, large size, ea.
P. & B. Sandwich Spread
• .each . 1
Aylmer Soups, all varieties
except chicken, tin , • ,1
Sun -Maid Prunes; 2 lbs.
Aylmer Fruit for Salads,
2's„ per tin
Tueo Brand Catsup, large
bottle .
Derby Loaf Cheese, lb.
Acadia Codfish, l's, eac . .1
Swansdown Cake flour, pk. 34c
Quaker' Puffed Wheat,. plc. 12c
Brunswick .Brand Sardines •
4 for . 25c
Fancy Carolina Rico, lb• 10c
Libby's Sauer kraut,' 2% lb.
. each . 14c
Pure Strawberry jam, 40 oz.
jar . 39c
Rinse., small pkgs. 2 for 19c
Millionaire Sauce, 2 ler 25c
Ready Cut Bulk Macaroni'
2 lbs. 23c
Round . Clothes Pins, .3 this10c
PHONE YOUR 'ORDER TO
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.. T.Mc NIGHT el S.
CLINTON, ONT.
PHONE
loin Tyndall, 5i; *Eddie beeves,3
(absent for all but mid skarn.)'
are eager to. eclipse, all our records
,
1st ClaSn—Lone Tyndall, 77.
Pi.—"`Jean Vodden:91; Willa Pet- • of, setvics:'duri g 1030.
ter, 82; 'sDmmna Pielceti, 79 ' Pearine
McCee, 78; Hrarold, W1i9 , 77: : =•
Those marked with an, astert'k
Missed one or r'ins'e examinations.
Perfect spelling ;for the month:—
Wills Potter.
nare%nts, big and Mrs, J. A. Ford.;: Perfect atendance for month,:,--,-
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left"'the',end'el the week For Chic l Faye Lindsay Jahn, Lindsay '14Iads.,'
agoy.,,where . Di ln'eCutisgi well stake•1 leine rpyndail, Horne .Sudan, slat -
'a :nest -graduate Cni.•tse An sir<gery. 111 ;:elhl X'r1se,-141: • 11. b'horinsoza,-ieach5t,,'
The Grocery Store of
uality'•and..Econonm
The,besC folds only, at rock be
s prices is dui motto Prompt, good sr
and delivery at all ti ies.
Learn the eonvenienee,of shoppin
' telephone. Just phone 126 and your
will, be, delivered immediately. Yon
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have :iiothtng„to, .worry- about ..for it
he filled exactly as, got}. directed, an
`� packages are checked ;and recheck
\y4. ,..,402.:,,
y , • avoid the Possibility of 'error.._,
error.
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- `.�rHE:c:.�& S., -GROCER
tilos
;>3 J'A1iE"and ILtlMIXNC
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VOTE''' FOR -
COCOHU
FOR 1930. ..
To each elector of. Clinton, I ask your vete and. influenc
elect me Mayor of Clinton for 1930.
I will not maim a personal canvas: on the •;: principle tha
dread of a personal canvas keeps the best element• of every
triunity from accepting nominations. ink both; political and mum
natters. - '
T have a very special reason for asking' -your support this
Last' fall the prospect of seeuring. for Clinton a large Ca
Factory became evident. '
I have done considerable work on this - prospect and. amin
s6nal touch with all' that they will require. The prospect still e
and may reasonably -become a reality.:,
I would` like to See this prospect develop', wind feel that w
do retire. from the ilfagorality'that I have done sonnet real wo•
my native town.
SINCERELY YOURS,
H. B. COM