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The Clinton News Record, 1931-01-01, Page 8I E DEACON LIGHT OF PRIE NDSIilP THROWS OUT ITS RAYS TO W'I'SH YOtJ "A HAPPY "NEW YEAR." . § ® JOHNSON CLINTON'S LEADING JEWELER? STORE Graduate of Toronto College of Optometry Vext Ilovey's Drug Store. ,, Jeweller and Optician +imc"..'itiri"h`'h"'ahe3apigriir'r{9.;37mroa "2$7'mo04 1' day -your joys and .g.00d fortune of 1930 be"but the forerunner of greater joys A t1A andgood fortune during 1931. A Iurnsteel Bi'os. AiYisnit2ia`tr_ far2mt umaI r^fBr.'-ty'^r-N'rvm-si E3 r.twiatmaiNst1=Ditia narD mDii memavatamonw icigtsmatstgreran »girl P.t+ ;:S. -0c% +��[ircrtaceen;atriCeZeVer'.'C'tett teiseisi ,<P p S NOTHER YEAR—ANOTHER OPPORTUNITY TO WISH OUR FRIENDS AND PATRONS "HAPPY NEW YEAR." YOU WERE KIND TO US DURING 1930, A TRULY TRY- ING YEAR FOR ALL OF US; AND WE ARE GRATE- FUL. IT WAS YOUR FRIENDSHIP AND YOUR LOYALTY WHICH HELPED US OVER ROUGH SPOTS AND WX? ARE APPRECIATIVE. MA.? GOOD FORTUNE SMILE ON YOU, C' as A .�C A Iter & perdue etsr't9rn+br2t.93ts�;c�.t�t�t�t Es 2t3rsat�xt8t&rs�t"tr�tatai2t2r:r�r�rkr1 cte+ru ttetwc+et:, atc +as-<tsmv.:egwels tecgivetch ctc+dvora'to START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT! Phone your nearest Superior Chain Store for your first grocery •dei of the New' Year --let them deliver—conEpare. the quality—' re prier -and consider how much better it is to have Someone carry sur hehvy parcels for you. Then you, too, will become one of iousands of regular satisfied 'customers of the largest and strong - ill' gratin '• of Independent Merchants in Canada. ` ' WE 'SELL THE BEST FOE 'LESS R.INCESS SOAP FLAKES, large package 19c .YLMER GOLDEN SWEET CORN, 2 tins 26c TANDA.RD NO:`4'SIEVE PEAS; 3 ,this 21c LANYFLOWERS. TOI.LET SOAP, 4 dukes .. 28e HAD? . CUT MACARONI, 3 lbs. 28c IFEBUOY HEALTH SOAP, 3 cakes 22c 6 DAYS OF HUGE .SAVINGS --JAN.. a TO JAN. 10. ON HEINrZ. 57 VARIETIES Watch for our hand bills this Week: ordon's Eagle Brand Milk 21c order's St. Charles Milk ,Small, 3 for .. 21e ' erden's: St. Charles Milk Large, .,. 140 etwel Shortening, l's 15e 'ncenteat, 2 lbs.... ..36c Bulk Soap Chips, 2 lbs, ,',25c I een's `•IVlustard,, 4 oz ...27c Fein's Mustered, 8 oz ...53c Family Blend Tea, 1 lb. .89e Family. Blend Coffee, 1 lb. 890 Pure Strawby. Jam, 40 oz. 430 Broken Sodas; 2 lbs. ..23c J. T. McKNIGHT ei SON KINDLY PHONE YOUR ORDERS IN THE EVENING FOR EARLY MORNING DELIVERY, CLINTON, ONT. , PHONE 111 m t2rSiirr Abl-A Arlin ratsez trilsntp'E:"7 742inti imnalM ttwmkatstarar WE THANK :YOU FOR YOUR PATRONAGL AND 'COOI RA T1ON'DURIN'Gr 1030; AND WISH.YO'U A H;APPY•AND _sPR051"E• OtE.NNiW TEAR. Painter and= Decorator. FOR THE PAST VETHANKY�U FOR THE FUTURE WE PROMISE RELIABLE ATTEN- TION TO YOUR NEEDS. -. Not just Happiness, but the sh'ar ing of it, Not just Health, but the using of it, Not just Prosperity, but the whining, of it, • Then satisfaction, progress and a- chievement, That is the kind .of year we wish you for 1981. 0 New Year's Gift might pleas- antly adjust some uncomfortable con- tingency .growingout of your receipt of an unexpectedChristmas Gift or your forgetting an intended gift, May we suggest also, Thank You Cards' that very conveniently serves in making acknowledgement of your gifts. A Pocket or Office Diary or a Desk Calendar pact FOR THE SUNDAY SCHOOL Peloubets, Select Notes.' Arnolds Practical Commentary. Tarbells Teacher's Guide. ' Gist of the Lessons. !Golden Text Book. The W. D. Fair Co. Often the Cheapest—ways'the Best Mr, Wilbur Ford of Loddon was home for Christmas. Tubs. (Dr.) Ferguson of Kincardine visited Miss Amy Howson this week. Miss Alice Siom= of Stratford spent the Christmastide at her home in town. ' Was Violet Morrison visited last week fol; a few days 'with Wensall friends. Miss. W, E. Thompson of Toronto came up to spend Christmas with her family. Miss Dorothy Hope of Windsor spent the week-end.aq the guest of Miss Ruth Ball. Mr. and Mrs, Will Sloman of Han- kekee, Ill., are here for the New Year holiday, Miss Maude Livermore of Toronto spent the Christmastide with Clinton realtives, . Mrs- W. C. Brown came up from 1V'oodstock to spend Christmas with her sister, Mrs. Morrish. Miss L. Walkilrshaw cf Toronto was with her mother, Mrs. J. Wal— kinshaw, for the Christmastide. Miss Eleanor Kemp of , Toronto is spending the ,holidays with, her parents,'Mr. and ll rs. S. Hemp. Mrs. Morrison and Miss Morrison or •Henseli spent Christmas with the former's son, Mr. E. W. Morrison. IVrr. Fred Sloman of the C. N. R. Car School is spending a holiday with his father, M. J. G. Sloman , of town. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hovey of Inger- soll and Mr. Weldon Hovey 'of Stratford were Christmas guests of their mother, Mrs. Rena Hovey. Miss Margaret Johnston of Toronto is spending the Christmas and New Year holidays with relatives in town, Mrs: Suter and daughter, little Miss Lois, of; Cayuga, were Christmas guests with the lady's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence. Miss Kathleen McKinnon .of Napa - nee has been the guest of .her grandmother, .Mrs. J. Johnston, for the Christmas and New Year's; holidays. Miss Beatrice Greene of Toronto was the Christmas guest of Mrs. Lucy and Miss Marion Thompson 'and, called on many old friends while hi town. - •.• Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Eliott and 'fain- ; 'ily were summoned to Guelph last week owing to the illness and sub- sequen,t death of Mrs. Elliott's • father, whit paseed away on Satur. • day'. Mrs. Elliott remained until. after the funeral. Mr. H. 'W. AEnbier of Pontiac, Web., motored over on Christmas Day and spent the holiday, , with Tela- • tives. *s. A.mbler,,.who had been spending some timehere, assisting in; the local -Canadian Express office returned home.'ith her husband on ,Saturday. Mrs. Bracey anti daughter of Hamil- 1 ton, Mlles Tebbutt of London and . Mr. H. Tebbutt and the Misses Tebbutt of Goderich township ' were Christmas guestsof• the Mis- ses Jennie and Rose Tebbutt of town. On Friday they all spent. the 'day atthe old homestead 4n Gode- rich township, the.•horire of Mr. H. Tebbutt, having a happy family reunion. Mi'. Will Hobbs and Miss' Jean Hobbs. of Tliorndale, Miss Nfildred cheli•of 'Contralia and Miss;Dor- othy ',Silver of. Unionvillee whohad been visiting Miss 'Hobbs, motored up the pest week and visited M`s., and Mrs, H. F. Rorke,..M,iss'Habba and Mire Silver remained for a few days renewing old friendships, .they having :Been foimxerly': mem- bers ' of the Clinton Collegiate Troll CLINTON.,NEWR RECORD • izF r ,wr e' ta3K+ 7w �ultnig pwogaEiztY '' t4a ru YC IvE sSamtowtgr,t C ue�lLfo+ �#! t k ? 4tav oesi iilovirozie sigNomk�t. trt£#a +j trttz THURSDAY, JANUARY 1, :1931 A 11APPY.IV . W YEAR it ALL.. R6'Ea'�l��fa�?�tk���"rP-t4r!��%�*w°•��i+�Rf��'.,c `3�t.;Leh'N.G,Qatki'tFiEU-I���P»-t�YN�t�a'�� wish the Season's �mpliments, ari.d..4.1011:.:Tileas 4 re oP Prosperity througho t he Coming ear. r4'+5tuat `yHr€ vidle.E+t€rS= `VCEC-Iw,+atw4,-.tiv4 ..voz€ t'�+..ioqw,' %-k;taotQEE- '$jzv.,..E^a-Pav '1.-m +oC cvc..o., € lgm .,vo"EBiS:IS°k` imt4. SEE OUR OPENING BARGAIN PRICES, NEXT WEEK, FOR THE NEW YEAR. Watch for New.; Year's Sal0 All Goods Reduced during January, and :marked to be sold. A FREE CALENDER WITH EACH ORDER PRE -INVENTORY SALE IN OUR GROCETERIA. SEE PRICE LIST NEXT WEEK FaE�u; `O E�E�t�t."�ut�,4'tt.+EC 6' EfJ ' '.�.;..E.'av"'•3t$�+.%?. 4tEEt�'EPB•'. .',?t'wt E�E:;..E.',� C'.',t,:+P,tG'E.'°,�C��+.' r4�lu+�tF,' E 4$2E m..-5�,` avfigmcgItzem z -v 6"•mvetw dc<btg+$z 9 CLINTON'S BIG. - Where CORNER GROCETERIA FREE DELIVERY "Sells for Less'.' Phone 48 Price Prevails 411 4'0t+�r�2Y�rr2rr&errmt2:2t2saM?r•cn?`�7`ar"yIiHr=aa2tr.b8Y�rr;3:fytl93�rt•a*7�t3MFYa22rcSrrtipr�a>Drnrnt+7F�t oF+�Yt3rrer3Zrmnt9iFra' i3�^rttr2^th:9rn3'1rmdla9^rr7We`trar2rrir3�-�Ey;r�.?'ut�3latt9oa�9r2ar3.',r�2t9=r�t�nrnmr�S.�,.`73_ rhE�ah.. 0.,eM,3r,Ei'r..,..�.._.rtB. tat���y�t F•�L:7.j LONDESBORO Knox United church Sunday School met in the hall last -Saturday after- noon where Santa Claus had a real treat for all those present. Messrs. Frank Little, Ernest Lee and Stewart Little sold horses which. Mr.., Bait delivered in Dublin on Tuesday. ' 11fr.`und Mrs. Stevens of Seaforth are, visiting at the home of.)/fr. John Mott. , Miss Anne Garrett, teacher near Haileyisur}, returned to her school on: Friday, having spent Christmas at her home here. Miss Belle Scott is visiting rela- tives in Detroit. Miss Esther :Jamieson of Toronto is spending the- holidays with her parents. Miss Mary Shell, nurse at Hamil- ton, had the misfortune to break her leg when she slipped on some fee. Miss Olvettri Brigham of the Windsor - Wialkerw;ille Technidai school teaching ;staff, is spending the holidays with tier parents, Mr. and Mrs. William. Brigham, ,- Mr, Jim M`c rea of London was home for the Holiday. Mr. and Mlr•. Troope and Miss Jean Mains s of Chicago spent Christmas with the ladies' mother, Mrs. M. ltlains,fi , Mr. and *4, John Fingland en- joyed the company of their several sons and daughters from Toronto, rilimico and ler parts for Christ- rrma..' . Mrs. Alex. ells spent Chriistnms week, with her, mother and brother, Mr. Frank Ma hal near Blyth. • The Uniteddmelt S. S. held their annual' Chris- as tree and • enter- tainizlent in tli community hall last week .which p roved a success, . The program was good and en- joyed by ally: The shill, 'Bethle hem's Star'," as beautiful end, was watched with - rest attention. 'The •Christmas Ca to was Interesting amd'.1v'as part's yed in a• very realistic manner. The 'ttle three -act motion play, the "Li •: e Grandparents," giv- en by six of t 'e primary class,' dres- sed in Old-fasftioned 'bostumnes of 50 years ago, waS. certainly well acted and was prendmnced to be the best on the program. I The Christmas tree was laden wi. h gifts and kept Old Santa Claus ' usy distributing • pre- sents to both, ung and old. Several of ladies in the village are quite poo y with an tittack of grip and are nfined to - their: homes, lif rs. J. TanrblYn, Mrs. S. EIsiey, Mrs. W. Brmiclson Itnd,:11rs. E. Bell. We will be pleases to see them enjoying better health boon: Mh. and Mui. J. Pipe spent Christ - Inas. with- Mr:.;Sand • Mirs., Robt.- Y'oung- 'bhatt. Mrs.t'oungblutt returned to Gederiph, with4thent,:for :a week. ,The Wernai's 'IVIussionary Society will meet at !ilia home of Mrs; E. Crawford on Jam. 14th, Group No. 1, will have chari-e and Viill serve a tear All •are welcoiire. .;1. The Wjomai's Institute niteets- next •Thursd'ay,. Jan: 8th, 'iii Community' hall I ,, ' ) ' .. 1 'Mr..!Nit Ntt mr Sthatbrard,vist ed. with Vs miot er,• Mfrs. 'T.' Nott,- .at. Ohristmas tinile, • Nonsination t: -•day , went off rather quietly althos}'gh there was' a large crowd out. Sverai were nominated but it understood at time of whit- ing that there: will probssbly be no el- ection this y`ear,' the old council standing, - , ',' i. I t EXETER: On. the Rev. Duncan McTavish, pastor of James Street United Church, Exeter, receiving an invitation to .become, pastor of the United church, AyIiner, a meeting of the Exeter official board was held and 'k unanimous invitation was ex- tended to Mr. MbTavish to remain and a month given for him to make his decision. On Sunday, after church, Ma•. McTavish met the offi- cial board and announced his decis- ion to decline the call to Aylmer and to remain for the present in Exeter, The James Street pastor has been in charge here for the•past five years and is popular 'with his parishioners and all residents, TO EVERYBODY A HAPPY. AD PROSPEROUS NEW YEA' Wendorf's akery & CONFECTIONERY Makers of "Whole Wheat' and "Snowflalre" BREAD PHONE (38 THE NEW YEAR BELLS ARE RINGING --AND WEE ,PAU'SE TO WISH 'ALL OF : OUR GOOD FRIENDS TI-Ij 'TOP JOYS , OF EV- ERY MONTH TI.IROUGIIO IT'TI ll YEAR. ' HARDWARE and PLUMBING Picone' 244 TO EVERY HOME IN TOWN NO DOOR CAN BE LOCKED AGAINST THE GOOD WISHES OF SINCERE FRIEN»S--NOR IS THERE MORTAL SOUL WHO WOULD. SO OPEN -WIDE THE PORTALS FOR. NEW YEAR GREETINGS WHICH WE ARE BROADCASTING TO FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS EVERYWHERE. HAPPY NEW YEAR .AND MANY OF THEM, ' • - Clinton Hardware & Furniture Co. Funeral .Directors Monument Dealers The Store with a Stock Hardware Phone, 195 ME Sausage, lb. ' 22c P.M. Cot. Rolls 25c Cottage Rolls 27c Smoked Hams 25c Furniture Phone 104 4v4/4vev4w4+1/44.14 Break. Bacon 32c Front 4- Beef 13c Dressed Hog 15 Dressed Hog 15c Pure ready mixed Sausage Seasoning for Sale, also Sage in bulk and White Strong Pepper for Sausage LARD & SHORTENING 3 lb. for 50c To one and all A HAPPY NEW YEAR CONN LU & TTi NDALL• CLINTON'S LEADING MEAT MARKET " Phone 162 Huron Street. ' E±ETERr A.' nunfber' of farmers living along the Thames road, oast of Exeter, journeyed to Staffs,, a Vil- lage a few miles west' of Crediton, to stage a rabbit hunt. J. It lHam- mnond,, of London, however, ' acting upon instructions frorm 'the deputy ,game warden, interrupted then hunt. The majority of the' hunters were unable to produce" the necessary lie-- crises 'for 'hunting and. they •-were: brought. 'to Exeter mind' given, 1 pre-, liminary blaring ,befote,'W:.B' San-- ders.' They wilh;appear•next weelt;.to, answer a charge arising from an al- leged laCk' dl licenses.' ''Menniime 26 ;guns' have 'been .temporarily confis-• carted; ;' ' .1 AUBURN Miss Ethel Washington, - who touches at Depot Harbor, is -spend- ing the holidays with her parents. Mis Alias M;uteh of -Toronto is the guestt.,of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Mtntch. I ', :Ncls'on Hill is .prepaying to build :again, the lumiber for which, has partly; been drawn. A.:, numbem . of *sonic • brethren attende_ri'the installation ceremony in .],Vljai land beige, Goderich, last J'ri day ev_enn r. Mrs. Walter Buchanan If Goderieb spenit Olnirstmisi sit the hone of Na, and Mots. J'. J. Washington, M'1'. Alex, XeRenaae spent Christ - mos with his daughterrax• Toronto.