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' CLINTON COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
Commencement Exercises
1, TIHURSD.AY & TWAY, . DEC. 10 & 11 I
PLAY c "fM R HONOUR THE MAYOR"
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CHORUSES, 'DANCES, DRILL, ORCHESTRA
THURSDAY EVENING --Presentation of Medals
r'ItTxDA' EV 0NjNG—Presentation of Diplomas.
COLLEGIATE AUDITORIUM
ADMISSION, 40e.
and Prizes,
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SUMMERHILL
The following is the report of U.
5,5. No. 12, Huilett and. Goderich,
for November:. _ The figures' indicate
the -average -per cent. in alt subjects:
Sr. 4th; Clete Ellis, *84; Hazel
Rapson, *74; Allan Neal, 4L
Jr. 4th—Isobel Morrell, *67. •
Sr. 3rd—Willa Jervis and Leona
Rapson, 74; Madelon ilfason 66;,'Thel-
me Hoggart, 60.
Jr. 2nd—Frieda Ellis, 70; 'Gordon
Rapson, "69; /van Hoggart, 65.
Jr. 2nd -1 arion 1 orrell,
lst-Phyllis Ball, •62; Clayton- 81+.
lis, 56.
• Pr: A.- Tyner*; • E'lwyne
Blake, Maxwell Carter,
Pr, E—Leel; Hereon, 'Rees' Tioggart
•• Best speller: Leont Rapsom •
Those marked with "'" have delle
creditably neat work.
Number on -roll,- 10; average , at-.
tendanee,•18.3,
-Stiolet V. Watkins, Teacher.
, The pupils of Summter hili school and
the young 'people of.; the neighbor-
hood are:busy preparing e Christ,
m5ae' entertainment which they intend
to : give , on Wednesday, 'December
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23rd, but a more definite announce-
ment will be given later.
AUBURN
Two or three .track loads of ap,
pies, potatoes, etc., were taken front
this vicinity to McGaw, where they
were. loading another tar ler the
west.
A number of Masonic brethren and
their wives attended the Masonic
"At. Horne" at Carlo*. ori Friday ev-
ening last Week.
Mr. Barton. King of Calgary, A.1+
ta., and. kiss Eine of Teeswatoi;
called de. ft+rends :here one day last
week.
Mr. and 'Mrs. D. E. Herat were
visitors at the hd'nie of Mr. and 1 rs.
Geo. Barrie, T171ifigennon,' on Sunday
last.
Next Tuesday evening' the Y P S
of Knox United .chu'rch will'' be
Charge of the prope r:in.. Mn Chas.
Scott Missionary vice-px'esident. A
apecial interesting •program with lana
tern slides will be given.Everyone
rs invited to' attend- Election'of offs-
•`eers.",wi11 116o .take .•.14acg at• this
meeting•
,J:ust . S there were those who
thdught the heights of activity were,
to be laermanent, so there are those
mike fall,into the opposite error and'
think, that present 'conditions are to
the ,lterrnanerit,' while 11, is a tran-
sient temporary phase, even though
11 tie 'of prolonged duration, Condi_
liensitnevitably return to . normal;
indeed today; there' are biose who're-
far to "the recent diepression, It's
well to be buoyant ancl . optimistic,
Foe •a working philosophy of life
you should read "The Christ of .the
Mount" by E. Stanley Jones. The
price is $1,715. This •goak i5 a prac-
tical interpretation of the '• Sermon
on the Mount.'
"The Rock and the River" is the
new Ralph Connor book, said to be
a big story on a .tremendous can -
as," full of life, color, action, love
and war. It is a splendid realistic
presentation of ,authentic deeds. Ft
is possibly Connor's most ambitious
and successful novel,
"Clowns and Criminals" is by Op,
penheim. Five books in one, 51 store
es, 922 pages, all worthy of the
King of Story-Tellers,",each story ie
yhet to the, reader's appetite for
ho next Surely it should set . a
lew record iii entertatmnent value. '
We feel we would fail in duty slid
ve not mention "Mickey Mouse" for
he children,
lie W. D. Fair Co,.
ften the Cheapest --Always the Best
r. and Mrs. N. V1r. Trewartha were
in Toronto recently. •
r. C. J. Wallis has returned front
a business trip to North Bay and
Sturgeon Falls.
iss A. Bartliff of Chesloy visited
at her home in town for a couple
of days this week.
ss Margaret Ross of Londesboro
spent the week -end as the guest
of Miss Jean
Neilans.
Janes Rapson of Kitchener has
leen hero this week, being called
lone by the death of his mother.
, and Mrs. James Rath of Putnam
were guests at the home of Mr.
tad Mrs. •Samuel • Kemp over Sun -
ay,
s. (Rev.) C. J. Moorhouse'• of
Exeter was the guest of Mrs,
antes Livermore of town on Stin-
t
fay last. , • •
ASA '1 andItlrs, Harry Ambler returned
last week to Potataae, Mich., after
a visit .of sev tea weeks with the
latter's relatives in town.
Mr. W. R. Miller, • Mr. Chester Mil-
ler, Miss Molly Miller ,and Visa
Edna Chester of Toronto . were
week -end guests of Misses Hattie
and Sybil Caurtice.
Mr. and Mrs, G. E. Hall went down
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to Siroe on Friday afternoon,
ow),:he to, death of the former's
aisles, Mrs. G. Fisher, who x'01
hurled on Saturday,
Mr. and Mrs: C. S. Hawke, who
went to Toronto a few menthe ago,
have decided to return to town
and are taking Mr, It. 1. Gibbittgs'
house, Ontario street,
Gordon L. Hall motored up from
ayuga and, spent the week -end
vith his family, who are visiting
town.
and Mrs. Nisbet Cook have re-
amed to their home in Toronto af-
ter a holiday wig with their
Rev W. G Ill?riian of the Clinton
anti Auburn Baptist churches re-
turned home last week after a few
weeks' vacation, part of which
Mr. Sherman spent hunting.
Mr. John IroQueen and M1'. and
Mrs. J. H, O'Neil of. Flint, Mich.,
were guests on Saturday last at
the home of the former's sister,
i41"am. George Watts of town.
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Johnson were in
Walkerton last week owing to the
death of the latter's father, the
late Kr. Tanner, who passed away
on Wednesday of last week.
Air. and Mrs. Joseph Grieve and
little daughter, Barbara Jean, o9
Gross Ile, lurch., and Mr. Hugh
Grieve of Seaforth, visited Airs.
Scott Grieve of town en Friday.
14Irs. Nettleah,ip, field worker for the
W.C,T.U,, who was in town over
the week -end and addressed sev-
eral meetings, was. the • guest
'while here of Mrs. Wm. Hiles.
Mrs. Folland hasbeen in Aye, being
called away owing to the illness
and subsequent death of,her moih-.
,er, who died at the home of an-
other daughter, Mrs. T. Marslaif
•o1 Aye. •
Miss Iielen Manning of the Univer-
sityof Toronto was home over the
week -end. Mr. and My's, Harold
B. A'lanniug• motoredher back to
the city on Monday stornitig and
• nicht' couple of •days •ther'e,
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A Trip Around Our Groceteria
will help you to do
YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING
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All Our Christmas Fruits
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New Christmas.� �� t �* nayily
rehires ArrivingtibCall and Get Our Prices on Christmas Ca 1.
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FREE - - - with 1 lb. C. & S. Coffee for 55c, a 8c Extra Special ! ! Fri. & Sat. only
N iK i - .z. i; package of Tea
Corn, Peas &Tomatoes 7c each
For Your Christmas Cake Canned Goods 40 oz. Jar Marmalade 25c
Valencia & Seedless Raisins
2 pounds 25c
lb. Shelled Walnuts 25c
Currants, 1 lb. best 19c :
New Dates, 3 lbs. 30c.
TOMATOES, large, size , I0cYesTi'"fe"
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PUMPKIN, large size ....10e
CORN, Golden Bantam 2 for25c Your Christmas Pudding
PEAS,/ 3 for .. ....25c
Libby's PORK & BEANS, 2 25e Y Lemon and Orange Peel 17
FRIGIDAIRE & FRUI'TS Citron, pound
27c •
LEMONS, per dozen 23e ..
; Clinton Creamery Butter 24 : � GRAPE FRUIT,' S rfor, , 25c Mince Meat, 2 pound 25c
v C .FRESH BAMS, lb. I0c Broken Sodas, 2 lbs. 19c :'
Icing Sugar, pounds 25c PICKLED ROLLS, lb. 14c e,
t+' G:- '.+ ".,"#' `, „1iZiee, e SCHNEIDER'S SAUSAGE 19eF"/ rt r " 'd- "e#: 'ck` 'c •. •�:
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:Messrs. Bob Taylor and Ewan
Hamilton motored to Stratford and
spent the week -end at the latter'
home.
The bazaar which was held in the
Community hall, by the ladies of
Knox United church last Friday af-
ternoon, was very successful. The
ladies deserve much credit for the
very able manner in which it was
presided over.
The W. T. held their regular meet-
ing on Thursday afternoon with • 0
good attendance.
The Ladies' Aid of Knox United
church held their regular meeting at
the home of Mr; and Mrs. George Mc-
Call Tuesday afternoon, There wan
a splendid attendance and all who
had a part to do, aquitted themselves
well. Refreshments were served at
the close of the program. Mrs. Ile -
Call always manages to snake every.
one feel at home and the occasion
has a very pleasant one.
Rev, Mr. Johnson attended the Hu-
ron Presbytery which was held in
Blyth Tuesday.
•I4ir. and Meq. W. 1 Hamilton were
in Kirkton reeently, They were ac-
eompanied by 14 Ir. and Mrs, G. Moon,
Mrs, T. Moon is visiting at the
hoarse of Mr. and Mrs. R. Caldwell.
Mr. Ernest .Adams, who, went by
motor with Mr. Howard Brundson
from Clinton to the Royal Fair at
Toronto last 'week, returned Friday.
• The W.A. of the United Church
held their meeting at the home of
M,r, and Airs 'Fred Shobbrook Last
Wednesiiay atteiliiooti. The presi-
dent, Mrs Robert Townshend,
presided in her very able manner.
After the devotional exercises the
secretary, Mts., Allen, read the ntin-
tites and the final arrangement were
made fay the bazaar, which will be
held Friday afternoon, Dae. lith, in
the basement of the church. The
program fitll&wed, which was ar-
ranged, Ley Miss Jamieson and Mrs.
S. Lyon,, the artists being: Miss E.
Manning, vocalist; Miss Little, who
played and sang a group of songs,
little Fillis Winning, Miss Sprung
and Miss Laviha Brigham, who also
sang solos in a very pleasing man-
ner; Miss A. Snell pave a reading,
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I which was inuoh appreciated and
Mrs. W. Lyon read interesting Pape
iers on various topics of current
s news which were listened to with
much interest, Tea hostesses weret
Mrs. Bert Brundson, Mrs. John Arm-
strong and Mrs. A. Austin.
Specials
SATURDAY WE WILL FEATURE
THE "PRINCE OF WALES CAKE"
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Also'other pojular Cakes, Cookies,
'Tried Cakes •and Creaaned Rolls.
When allying Candy See our Assort.
meat of Taffies and Special
Chocolate Bargains..
Agent's for Willard's, Bunts, Holly's
Lowneys and "Page and Shaw":
Wen ar d �f s
Bakery
& CONFECTt0N1IR'Y' IVIakers of
"Whole Wheat" ;and, "Snowflake"
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P130NE 68
READ THE ADVERTISEMENTS
IN THE NEWS -RECORD
TWO BIG DANCES
IN FIREAIEN'S HALL CLINTON
Tuesday, December 8th
CHRISTMAS TREE DANCE
Friday, December 18th
Admission, 25c, Dancing starts 9 p.m.
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Why lake
Christmas Cake
When you can get the most delic-
ious cake from us full of nuts, cher.
ries, peel, raisins, currants, and
spice.' The best you can buy.
Made by;
BARTLIFF & CRICH
Makers of Dainty Maid Bread, Cakes
and Pastry
Phone 1, Clinton.
Start Your
• Christmas
Shopping Now!
LET US HELP YOU SELECT GIFTS
See our.line of Ovenware in differ-
ent patterns at reasonable' prices.
Give the children a Rollster Slcooter•
Skate, a, new sensation this year. -"
We have also new lines in cutlery.
and silver novelties to improve the
appearance of your table.
FOR SALE
1-1900 electric washer in first
class shape, copper tub. Apply to
T. Dawkins
HARDWARE and PLUMBING
•Phone 244
Some Day the Snow will be Flying
To Remind us Christmas is Coming
And we want to let you know we are ready with a fine new
ran
g0 of furniture th
that will be mast suitable for Christmas Gifts.
We have the new Lane Cedar Chests, carrying an Insurance Policy
of 5100 against destruction by moths, all included in the price of
the Chests. --,Just think of it -ask us about them—Order years early.
We have a great lino of Tea Wagons, Spinet Desks, Tables of
all kinds, Magazine Racks, Occasional Chairs, Fibre Furniture and
Ferneries.
It will pay you to buy furniture now as these are all wonderful
values and prime will never be lower, •
As you know we always earry a wonderful stock of Lamps so
it's wisp to buy where you can get the stock, and a great price
range to select from. Also our usual' large stock of Children's Fur-
niture. Make your selections early and avoid disappointment Iater.
Clinton Hardware & Furniture Co.
PHONE 195
FUNERAL DIRECTORS MONUMENT DEALERS
THE STORE WITH A STOCK •
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JUSE TAKE A GLANCE AT OUR SPECIALS• -PHONE 111 AN1J
LEAVE YOUR ORDER FOR A QUICK DELIVERY
SPECIALS FOR THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
IvrcLar•en Jelly Powder
Special, 5 for 26c
Roman Meal
per pkg, . 29c
P. & G. White Soap
10 bars for 83o
Peas, Corn, Tomatoes
3 tins for 25c+
Orange Marmalade
40 os forx.219
WE'REMIND YOU ONCE A
GAIN ABOUT YOUR
CHRISTMAS CAKE
Valencia Raisins, 2 lbs. ...25c
New Currants, 2 'lbs. 29c
Lemon Peel, per lb. 17c
Orange Peel, per Ib. 17c
Citron Peel, per lb. 17c
Glace :Cherries, 1-4 Ib. ..,14e
Pineapple Rings, 1-4 lb. 17e
Shelled Almmnds, per lb. 49e
Palmolive Soap, 3 cakes ,23e
Clark's Pork & Beans
3for . 250
Taylor Peanut Butter 23c
Kellogg's All Bran, pkg. .:19c
Family Blend Tea, lb. ....,39c
Royal York Tea, 1-2's , 28c
l's for .. 55e
McLaren Olives, Ne. 9,
stuffed, for 250
McLaren Olives, No. 20
plain, for
MEATS
Fresh Picnic Ham, per ib. 12e
Sausage, per lb. ,, , ...., .20e
23e
SEE OUR NEW CHRISTMAS CANDY—SPECIAL PRICE
J. T T & SON
til CLINTON, ONT. PHONE 111
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ATTENTIO PLEASE!
OWNERS AND PROSPECTIVE OWNERS' Or OIL BURNERS
We wish to announce that we hare etationed'a truck in Clinton
to give you prompt and efficient delivery service in Erie Furnace
and Stove Oils,
Our oils are specially refined to suit ..all" makes of burners,
whether for furnace or stove.
furan Erie Pomace Oil in your furnace: Bbrn'high test, elea.r
stove: oil in your heater or range;
,Call telephone 126,Clinton; and' our truck will callan you.
Storage arranged.
ERIE SERVICE STATIONS, LIMITED'
• IIEADOFFICE .Ben'. Telephone- Building, Lontton, Ontario:
Quality Merchandise Service+ that Satisfies.